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One of the worst diseases to which the hu-
man family is liable is dyspepsia. Itnot only
dlsqualiheS man from the pursuit of business
or pleasure, but 1t makes life itself a burden.
Read the following wonderful cure:
HARRISBuRG. August 10, lS6i.-To whom
IL may concern; Dyspepsia, ia Its most mnIig-
nnnt form, had almost reduced me to q living
skeleton, and was one of the most miserable
men that walked the streets Of Harrisburg
Ihnd used all the known remedies as well
as prescriptions from themost eminent phys
icinns, without deriving any benefit. Hap
pening 10 pass the corner of Fifth and Market
streets, saw I1r. Mcbride, and, after listening
to his remarks, 1 concluded to give his King
of Pain q fair trial. Ihave done so for the last
twelve days, and am now able to work, can
eat anything the appetite Graves, sleep well,
and am n new man In every sense of the word.
Every person Afflicted with dyspepsia should
give 1t a fair trial, for since 1t has wrought
such quick cure, there Is no question hut
thnt Others VIII IND II n Balm in Gllead,' to
drive away. disease. ..r'. y - 2
"P. Son the 18th. day of September, 1868,
was exempted by the surgeon Of the Board
OF Enrolment ain now received by the
surgeon rs In perfect condition, md able TO do
any kind of duty becoming soldier.
E.l .aI.l4 E.+. JoHS WEAYER.''
"CITY OF HARRIsBURG, PA, 81: Before me,
an Alderman OF the city of Harrisburg Pa
personally appeared John Weaver, who, afteI
being sworn according to law, did depoSe and
haN, that the matter set forth In the above
statement, to which he has subscribed his
signature, Is strictly correct and true.
=. HENRY PEPPER, Alderman.
Glty OF Harrisburg, Pa, August pr
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WIN teIlany person thelrdiSease without rs
ing any questions.
FeNer nnd Arnc Cnrn,I-

AUGUST u, lSti5.-I had been suffering Will
the chillS and fever very badly, and Dr. Nc
hilue King of Pain has cured me mp, ant
given mo energy and strength. AIYRTIIE. Nc
CLUEE, lurdy'S Court, Pittsburgh, Pa. :
Dr. j. J. Mcbride can be consulted at hi
rooms, at the Mcclure House, Wheeling. =.
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And san Another IVonnderfuI cure

HN UsIIlB INc KING OI Pnin. EIT-T n" y
To TIL: PuBLIC: My wife has been unable
10 do any kind OF work for over three years.
Her greatfSt trouble was chronic dinrFhea
and liver Complaint. She wns reduced 10
seyenty-six pounds in weight, when j heaHl
OF Ir. Melirtde, aud, by following his dirtsC-
tlons for the past two weeks my wife Inns
gained thirty-eight pounds. She now weighs
one hundred and fourteen pounds. She saws
that she feels better and stronger than she
has been for three years. - .Tl7TT- - :
r II. S-1l have tried nearly everything with
out receiving any benefit heretofore. James
Wilson, No. s. Letllie street, Allegheny.
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tBy authority of the Leglslature.l
Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution ms Of the State of
Yirglpia,

d DESoLVED, BY THE EEGISLATURE
III Of Vest Virginia, The following Is prO-
posed MS IN amendment TO the Constitution OF
this Stnte, to be added at the end OF the firSt
section Of the tltnl article thereof, TO Become
part Of the said Constitution when Tntffieti
nccor1ing to the provisions thereof, nnmaly:
No person who, since the tiIft day OF June,
1861, h0S given or shall give voluntary aid or
assistance TO the rebellion agninGt the United
States, shall bs citizen OF this State or be al-
lowed 10 vote af any election held therein,
unless he Inns volunteered into the military
or naval service Of the United 6tntes and has
from" t.. ~ = -.---I - fs7-s77'7flT n -
Adopted, 4farchi, 1865. Ju9O
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DIR. T. j. KTSNER


H1NEEDERS HISTHANKST TO ALI, THOSE
VINO have favored him with their COnfi-
1ssnce Is, and patronage, and would inform his
IIe ana me people geiernlly that hewil,
!t SIe coming year, occupy his old office on 81
M near kesd 4 krnfts Drug StOrs, Centre
" " MSnHeeLnS' w. va, where he may be cnnsu1t-
g IN reference to theirdiSease, the nature and
cihSLacler OF which the Doctor Is able al MI
uInfsA anu under all circumstances. to describe.
anu 70 assure OF the probable result nutI dunn
Lion OF treatment He practices tho Eclectic
system OF Medicine, using mild but efI;scfiTe
[ene1ieS supporting instead OF depreSSinF
She Vital PowerS. The meIIcineS Iisasi bS
him Afe prepared and nut nm m hiS oySyi,
Otuce. BESIDES the treatment Of AcTta Dts-
e1seS. Dr. klsnef will give his nfifsntIny,i ~ ~,
treatment Of all varieties Of Chronic tiIsSotto
That scourge Of the human race SrTDT,,Io IN
aL It's varied forms, viz: PnruIent DIScio ryfLs -
nom the Ear, 50 prevalent amonts cLiijrtS5S,
Purulent Opihalmin, Ozenn, EnlarSefI C;iSnIiS'
UlceTHttOns, Cancers and all ynriiIeS ~ esisj,S'
Diseases, VIII receive his special nttnDtISI' -
Diseases of the Throat, Lung and IIfsart Tjy,-
erComplnints, DiRTrllu,H. .ilyseiltaTlV ana iSjt,,
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs SypIIiis I.s.'
Nervous and Spinal Affections, EDileTs,;''
bneunlatiam md Paralysis, Diseases Of ISi.ss
males, DyeInenoTIliea, Leucofriieu Prolnrsns
Utertj aud all Painful Irregularities nnd Ser-
EOuE Diseases TO which they are subject lie
1Ieats successfully. The treatment ofIIfII-
DhEN WtllreceiVe the snIne al tteTltUlfi ms here
totore. All consultations and communicIl-
uons strictly confidential, and Will reCaive
prompt attention. Night calls cleeFftilIy an
EWered. once hours nom o to - a. NJ. / ia
and to 9 p. NJ. = : - iuiii2 inn
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Do SOD I'm to Cam

Cures Neuralgia in five minutes. Can he had
Of McI.ain Bros, Washington Hall, opposite
McI.uTe House, Wheeling.
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cures liver com plant, or nalpitatInn OF the
heart; also puriiles tile blood and regulates
the kidneys. Keep itin your families Sick
ness comes when least expected. HHp ~
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TWenty-six Thousand Certificates.
ofcgires in one year forthe King of Pain.
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Franklin Insurance Company
f -E4f OF WHEELING. Ha
Cnpi1nl, aIHn. .nnn-


##.-. DAhECFofeS:l .... ....H.Iat
T. II; LoEan, T. T. .ShaIicross, Geo. X. Wheat
Geo Mendel. John Zoecliler Saml Ncilei,
4 IAN, g; w. FTanzheim, jas. n. Vance, Alex
HNHlS COMPANY HAVING BEEN DTTIY
oIEiinlzeGi, are prepared to tnke risks M
ItlE IsE ThleS on buildings of all kinds. merchan-
ulse, manufacturing establishments, fUrni-
tnIe, steamboats, and cnrgOes ON the western
rivers and lakes, and also on the lives Of per-
sons Tor term Of years. This Company Of
by they can be insured for three venlx nj M
duced rates- This being home Institution,
composed of some uinety-four stoci<holders,
@ @Inost OF whom are among aur hest business
men, recommends itself TO the favorable c0TI-
Ss11aeI'ion s1S OF the insuring public and soIicits
Applications for insurance will he rrornptlyy
Intended to hy the SeGnrtary. -.
ONCE No. Mcclure House. heinE the same
formerly occupied by Adams Flxprpss Co
..., y. Z. ARTHUR, Secretary,
SAM'I! MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MhNDEIsi Vice President. .-
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Upon DIR. Mcbride before he leaves, MS he
certain to do You good.
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The Luck of Abel Steadman
\ story Located in the vicinity q
WheCIing-..-WelI known Char.
ActerS Introduced.


ny THE AUTHOR OF 'iL1FE IN THE IRON
MILLS" -a I
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9nsurante.
FIRE, NARINB& INLAND INSURANCE


CtAN BE OBTAINED UPON THE MOST
- reasonable terms in any of the following
companies, representingin in the aggregate
CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS lOVERl
S0,5OO.OOO.
HOME INSURANCE co. OFNEW YORK..
Cash Capital. all paid In......... 81 0ln no 90
Asseis lst January, lSG5...... I,6SI. COL 90
Nett assets exceeding those of any other
company doing Fire business in the United
UNDERWRITERS AeEncE, N. YoRK.
The Germnnia Fire Ins. Co.. Cash Capital
The NiaeSfS a and Assets
The Republic ssOonOooOO
One IoLc Of Insurance is issued by the four
SECURITY ms co. oFNEW YORK.
Cash Capital, all paid in.......... 81 0Ol OOl n0
Assets lst February, lsS5......- $3.50 u
sI.5is.8jO q
poiicy holdeTs, annually.
CONTINENTAL ms co. oFNEWYoRR.
Cash Capital. MI paid in.........,.... nOnO m
Assets January ], 1866. Sf3,s5S 50
seventy-flve per cent Of the nett profits de-
clared to policy holders annually, without In
curing any risk.
PohSies VIII be iSsued in any of the above
rellable Companies on application to
49, ...--- w. F. PETERSON, Agent
Office Main street, next door 10 n. 4 N.
nN"h' maT2l-ly
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MOuRNINGl GiOODa.

GA AND q BLACK LuPINS, DE
" e LANES, Rich, Black ChallieS and Az
IncCas, LupInS BoinbaEfneS md BHfazeS
very wide Black AIotiaIr, GranadIne, Hack
SsIEllpe MaEetz and Iannrt tines all sillS GTena-
and plain oTBandiea and GIpghams
. lnaylp s, RHODES. /
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SpCURE WARRANTEDw
SYMPTOMS.

Il
HIHE SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH AS
they generuily appear are at first very
slight, Persons find they have n cold. that
they have frequent attacks and are more
sensitive to the changes of temperature IN
thtscondition, the nose may hetlTy, or a slight
discharge, thin and ncTid, afterwards bacdn1-
ing thick and adhesive. AS the disease he
comes chronic. the dischnrgesnre increased in
quantity and changed in quality: they are now
thick and heavy, and are hawked or conghed
on. The secretlonsaTe offensive, Causing n had
breath; the voice IS thick and nasal, the ewes
are weak; the sense Of the smell Is Iessened 0T
destroyed; deafness frequently takes place
Another common and important symtom oi
CatarTh is that the person is OBLIGED 10 clear
mis- throat In the morning Of a thick or slIniy
mucus, which has faIen down from the head
during the night. When this takes place Tho
person may be sure that his disease is on Its
ATesting II. -
The s6ove are but few. ofthe many caturrfi
Symptoms. =
A single BOTTLE viii Hast mOnth-tO
be used three times a day.
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-IAa 7i isi ttfF-s
81 fasffsg iz's.fiTi.f F'li - .'t '-sf 90.
sftg =. I-ttf3Ls- " ta -t
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ABEL" 1 aid,-"Abel SteadinunS,
He started, REDEEMED in his old ,yo-
manish fashion, and, when lie recorni-
zed me at'last, stood cringinC. holdinp
his frowZy hat in both hands with S
subservient humility pitiful to see
HIS manhood had Slipped from him SO
utterly, TINT his harmless vanity had
4ett I'D put the dregs ofselt-disgust.
Come, man. - said, 'rbe cheerv mi
seeing an old friend. Give an account
of yourself"
4 forced, him with me to the hotel. md
ordered wine, seeing that he needed n
stimulant. He had como unwilIinUIv.
almost angrily, and nowsat on tho Sc
of chair, his hat held in both hands
between his knees.
That's no good, ,'i-pushing the wine
faebly away. 81 only take il when |
cannot breathe Without Fi
rAtter a long time, however, the poor
crenture seemed to walSen into n faint
likeness of his old self, and told me his
story. in . fprlorn, diSjointed why. At
ter heardit, thought, cruelty enough,
that he had Ind sufficient of his poor
portion OF life, and all that remained
for him was to die as weakly MS he had
lived. Itried TO rouse him by nsliinu
for his poems and essays. a4l. =
"No good came of any of them VET
When get my rights, pll publish. II
wSnlt oe long to wait now.h
You mean''--4 sr fs-..5.
.Ihat she's living YETI Yes. do
eight last spring.n
Inc wreck before me was SO misera,
bic that could not laugh. ..5
And meanwhile, AbelY,' $500.
! \, I've tried to shit as i couId,-some.
times as day-laborer, or running or
railroads as brakeman and / col one
into a PhOtographist,s wagon to hell
/
into anything regularly, you know
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\. G. ARTHUR, AGentfor paying pensions.
1S.Ilec. SglIs. 10: Mcclure Honse, being the same
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Tho invitation was given SO simply,
and as a niatt5r of course, that j nc
cepted 1t without further parley. The
Steadmans were miserabiy poor; tho
young man, in his queer, blunt way,
said as much, though by no means
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FROM BALTIMORE.
slavery I'm Snaryiand.
from Our spsca Correspondent ...


BALTIMORE. Dec 4, 1905
You have noticed the recent condemnation
by Judge of Anne Arundel County IN this State. OF
negro woman, convicted Of larceny for picking up
old thrownaway shirt TO he sold into Slavery for two
years under unrepealed chapter of the exploded
Black Code Since the ventilation OF this outrage
somebody has rushed into print, in vrdicaton Of the
mercifulness Of this odous provision Of Black Law
over the white Mans Code, which pronounces two
years Imprisonment in tho Penitcntiory tor such
ofTenses Even Mr.. Jordan. the state Librarian, who
was the counsel OF the woman. Is rel resented in
the papers as asking for this sentence as mitigation OF
punishment
To-day took up The Kent County Nncs. published in
Chcstcrtown, the homo OF Judge Chambers, the John
c. Calhoun Of Maryland, on the subject of Slavery
clip from its advertising columns the following adver.
tisement:
"SA.E OF A CoNvICT.--J scob Waller, negro. hovine
been cuy ced Of larceny ia tie Chcnt Court for Kent
County and sentenced be sold the Comfy for the
term Of two years notice is hereby given tiG on Sat
urday the 9th Gay OF December, ls65 al O'Clock T. n
al tie Jail Park IN Charesown. ! will sell tho said
no for the term above specified 10 the highest bid
der for cash. SAMUEL W. CALEB Sheriff.
Nor IL, s65-it"
And this in the year fgrscc and Abolition of Slavery
by the voluntary act Of the people Of Maryland
The false plea of this exploded staiute is TINT the
the amendment abolishine Slavery in the Constitution
expressly permits Slavery involuntary sersi'nde for
crime whereof the party shsll be duly convicted. and
that Congress in enforcing the Amendment to the
National Constitution which is in the words, has
power 10 annul such State laws may punish crime
by the enslayement Of the criminal So yon see. the
slavemongers have gone to work already 10 tinker the
Abolition Amendment and 10 cOnsrue II in tie intercs 81
Of Slavery They have been encouraged to this
by the oakeira dispatch of the Secretary of State TO
Provisional Governor Perry of South Carolina that the
iblng clause Of the Abolition amendment really re-
strains power Of Congress the subject matter
Of the amendment
IfCongress does not disappont the friends OF free
dom and equal rights 10y all men. WILTON, regard to
color the Legislature Of State that In Jan.
uary will wipe out the whole Of The barbarons black
code from the white maus statne booxs and prepare
the way for the speedy incorporation Of the blacks Of
MARYLAND into the white mans body polite. Mr.. NJ.
Blr is right in charging that there is large negro
enfanchisement purity in this State. and let Congress
do as ii may 1t will make itself felt ard speedily achieve
its purposes All such exhibition, Of slsyemongerng
as the above only increase our party. wss.
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PROM CANADA.
Riyn Seed 70 be Introduced into Cassda-
Effect Of Gen. Grants Words On the
9th inst.

From our Special Correspondent
MONTREAL Nov. 70, 1893.
One of the matters considered by the Execn-
tive Council at its last sitting in this city was the expe'
dency Of trying Riga seed on our soil. and the CouncD
decided 10 bny 1900 bushels OF it. 10 he distributed IN
the Province The iced will very likely do we'll in OH
Northern soil and climate.
The effect in this city of the words reported ~ naVe
been uttered by Gen. Grant on the 9th IN Rchmona
has been 10 lead people infer that war with Mexico
backed by France viii surely come sooner or later
that It's eff cts upon the Unied States have been cacn
lated and that the general Inference by leading mn
that there ia nothing 10 fear from such war.
II NAV he inferred hsn, from the French news re-
celyea to-day, large reduction In the srDy-hat ts
French Government do not mean 10 hgns Oh tns
Mexican question excep by Diplomatic pellets. =.
The telegraph tells that at 2;30 p a. yesterday ts
rounds were fired from tie batteries on the ,ltadei,
E.nlanado. &c. q, Olebec, and that the firing was
simply matter of urili" The men were hurried ont
as II Ia meet q surprise Verify the people hnst INV"
thougat the Phistines or the feh'ais Ns'H' '"'-e
Hers wa have only three b,ttalons OF The line. e3th
and Both Regiments, and Que r1e fonrtG I.i"a
in garrison the Alb. both rifles (fouf.h "nn"ny
having gone west. Toe ,hree hattaons ahI pa
of two artillery make alb VI 600 men ior uu.! a.
are very efficient. but bch the time iusy , s.d br
and dress for scual w6iine ne h ra The men srs
belt are q capital mark for rife pal'es ~ ,si
unite unnslructed for warfare IN eoui'.y ", W.,
nature They cannot nse an az ien -. =, ~ ~,
sort s II in the d ia november the men could ho'
even cut enough wood o taef hIes H Ha on ss seD.
cause the ideas do not occur ~ ''' A-'e '''''
pos is sivs them few hints. Lot men and ocs,;
wear in sne Of gray jacket ana pa. up I mo- r a
TUNES III ~ II they do this. they viii in some do
OF Gree sT be adapted for warfare in Canada; ~ s,..
49, ine Cnmmuf ;cntlun with the seat OF governments
VIVA BY the way, have taken bark seat for thsir p.
open nv rail from Prescott, which lies On
,s ne Of the O. L. Railroad aud is miles nom the
hack sood capital I.......Ir. ..
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pr..iasn. Johu.sn 10 Gov. Ferry.

The following telegram was sent by the Presi-
dent 10 Provisional Gov. Perry, ',-
t. WASHINGTON. Nov. q. lsC3.
To r. T. Perry Prorisionh G0rernor;
40 moi think il necessary for tho members elect Tor
South Carolina to he present the organization o.
Congress On tho contrary it will be better policy 2
Gorses have or,apized which Will then be simple
question. under the Constitution. Of tho nlenos..
taking their Seats Eicb House must lndge ior ird,
the election reirs and qualifications OF ITS own mem
10 lila oath now required be taken before he mem
hers can take their seats. il unknown to me- ard Dc
NOT liks TO predict. But, upon the whole. AM VI
opinion that II would BE- better for question 10 come
mn aud be disposed Of alter the two Houses have been
organized hope that your Legislature v sdopt
code in reference to free persons Of color that VIII b
acceptable 20 tho country at the same time doing Jus
tice 10 the white and co.ored population.
sNpgEw JoHSsOx President
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FkOI ITALY.
The CheIera-R esurznm Fears OF Its
Rnvsgcs Next senson-How IL 10 Prop
ngaied-Thc Disease NJ Nap'es-Poiicy
OF the Omc,ais-How it Worked at Mss-
sinu-vngarIcs Of an American Physi.
Gina The Quarantine System - Inn.
portatiom the Real Secret.


GENOA, Italy. Nov. IA, 1865
When last wrote you the Asiatic cholera
seemed to be decreasing aud gradually dying ont
There were It ia true, significant statements that few
sporldie' cases had appeared at MOdena and PARIS
but as the heat Of theeason over attached
any Importance to these sporadic cases" In few
DAYS however there were 500 cases ut Modena In each
twenty four hours and at leas. half many at Paris
In the latter city wise man bears rule and knowing
as all wise men TO- that ignorance Is bliss he has not
permitted the pablo TO know the facts. Two very ng
nifcant things within reach In spite OIL ."'
hum ,ne precaution IL is officially admitted that eho
era has prevailed at Paris and 1t is well known 'na'
no pains have been taken 10 prevent It's dnnsio" i'1
that great center over the rest OF Europe ie '''
sion Is not difficult that the disease so "iac!
tered that 1t viii be sporadic In many P'"oe' 'A'
ter and endemic IN most cities next Summer. T2,o.
see that those wise people who Know 'na' we eau
not know anything about the origin " 'u'' uys|.o"'
d.sa,s ara n,zne the brains OF other people Tor an
o,n,,nao, Of cholera ut Paris The true explanation
nj, ~ ,-ohlsmatos so long the French Government
tssn. u, budget Of facts under lock and Key; but
ana IL this: Paris Is eighteen hours by ran
10y M.r.eillss where cholera arrived Dy importation
run Asrandria 10 Egypt on the Y3d OF July During
ho nnn,hs Of August and September holy Marsehles
."ot 70 ita heels and tho greater psrt hoo '0Tsa
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LAND OFFICR STATISTICS.
TRyNgsSER.
Extensive Cotton Robb-rie.-Tbe Market.

CAIRo Wednesday. Dec 6. 1865
The Memphis Cotton market is declining;
Niadhng 4aG43c; Strict MiddliDg. &c; Good. 44e. ;
Receipts of the week. 300 bales. Large shipments
ere being made 10 New Orleans.
TA< M.pphis B1lsp says that COCO bales Of cotton
have been stoen along the Mobile aud ONO Railroad
1000 10 500 at Columbus, Miss. 5000 20 lUVO at
Macon aud smaller amounts from other points
Government officers are investigating the matter.
esoysrnment cotton ~ Columbus. Macon and Brook
vile 10 estimated at 1900 bales.
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CALIFORNIA.
0assage Of the ConstitutisDai Amen niens
by the Asss nb,y-EndsrsinR the Presi-
dent-A New Raiiread-Ansther K srsh.
Auake Shock.
SAcRAMENTo. Weanesday. DE. Q. "a

SACRAMENTO. wednesday, Dee G, le6J
In the Senate to-day Mr. Pierce VI Sonora
Dem) offered resolutions indorsing the President.
wien we're referred 10 q committee.
Notice given Of bill 10 make State dues payable
"a currency.
In the Assembly the Constitutional Amendment
sesoinuQp v as passed.
Articles OF as oc alton have been fled by company
70 build railroad from San Fr1ncisco Bay 10 town
In San Diego: thence eastward 10 The state line, aud
Mere connect with the contemplated road 10 the
Mississippi River. The capital IL So cv0DJU Length
q the road 40 miles The direction are 1. G. Phelps
Caar "a n. Fox. Benjamin Flint Z. j. Hutchinson, H.
.. Lsthrop. j. B. Cox and W. Hathaway. Nj. Phelps
Preudent.
Gfeenbacks are ca. Mining stocks are lower.
SAN fIANc.CO Thursday. Dec. z, 1865.
slight shock Of esrthe uake felt leie ast hight
10 Damage wa done
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uhs Constitutional Amen dment Passed By
the Oregon Senate,

SALRN. Oregon, Wednesday. De-, 6. 1865
The Constitutional Amendment was adopted
~ TIE Senate to-day. ,,.r ..-.i.,yT gTfn
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Movements or Gen. Grrnt.

AUGUSTA Ga. WedDefdsy. Dec. G. 1853.
Ger. Grant aud staff arrived here to-day and
MI leas for A taDta tomorrow.
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Marina Dts0ster,

MOBILE Thursday, Dec. 8. 1855.
The British ship Compeer, from Liverpool
FOR Mobile with q cargo Of salt aud railroad iror Is
ashore Oh Sand Island.
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Accident en- the Oswegs and Rome Rail-
rosd-0ne Man Kiiied-Two Severely
Injured.

80. OswYCo. ". Y, Thursday, Nov. T. 1868
The construction train Oh the OswegO and
Lone Railroad ran two COWS this morning, four
s below this city which threw two OF the from
Ne track. instantly killing brakeman named William
snnh. and injuring several workmen two of them
sIeasiy
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Ne eigas nj fhe Asia--Avvivsi OF the China
at Halifax,
HrLIRAx, Thu May, d.

HrLlRAx, Thu yay, Dec. Is pm.
There are no Signs ri the steamship Asia
HE steamship China vjyed here at CD. m
1le weather Ia misty.