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DRAwEI.s AND UNDERsHnRTs

For less mo ney than any other Clothing House IN
Dp ton. W. boz leave 10 remind the putllc that We
stand IN conn eCtioD witt large holesHle Clio ng
manuiacturn House in tnclnI Hti Wh' certainly
enables us 10 give the BlOye inC UC nGrts.
We are co lstantly receiYnt the latest styles or
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-08

suoq,tibai AMI sworn bsf9ro me, this d,y Jan.
uary. 1868. d. II ~ nm 4 LLE. F..
lsrAaPl N sBflNRF FOWLER,
Justice ths Peace
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Applications received an policies promptly issued
by John II Stoppelmann, Agent at Dayton; VIM H.
Negley, Germantown; samuel Duckest, Miamisburg
fel0
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ADMlNIsTRATORs NOTICE

NorlOE hereby gwen that the underslsasd d has
IN bsn duly app Inlet Admin, ,tr tor Of ihe estate
oi De. uugr Nexandeh deeeased
fslSw' Il !. ~ WILMER "A. BELviLLE,
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professional CARDS.
LAW NOTICE.

uAs -UMED THE PIAcT1cE OF Law.
OrrrcE Cor the presenp at his residensc, No. Ssa
First street, Ryton, ohio.
OFTtot HOuRs from lOA. NJ 10 three Z. M. -
DAYTos, q. November l2th, 1854 noVl2u
, 1865-12-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

FRIDAY EVENING. Dec. 8. 1875.
Financial circles were startled to-day By reports
that large number OF grain and produce dealers
had fa1led and there was considerable utte1tng In
consequence. At d1st the number OF failures waa
reported to be 'about dozen,' then 1t fcl 10 SIX,
snd fnalfy to three or four embracing the frns Of
Sesbttt / James, Willard Brothers, and George
Brine, nil Of whom were more or less engaged In
epeculatins In Wheat aud other kinds OF Grain.
There were several other parties reported 10 have
stopped payment, hut they were small dealers. and
are scarcely worthy Of mention.
It Is needless to state that these financial dIaas
ters are tho direct result Of over.speculahon in
grain. Contra1J 10 the advice OF the TRIBUNE,
many OF our best merchants have kept on garh-
ling In produce, BY which trade md commerce have
been diverted tom our city, and the only thing we
have to show for It is long list Of ts1ur.s. E1-
periencc IL hard task master, but 1t Is generally
an e1ectual ono. We trust the members OF the
Roard OF Trade will attend to their legitimate
/ branches OF trade, aud esshew mere speculation.
The money market to-day WA 4Eie: and uu.
! changed. Ou account Of the decline IN produce.
there Was rather more inquiry for currency at the
banks by p1rties desiroua Of investing but the
bankere, under the present uneetted state Of the
| markets, generally refused TO make a0eanees- The
supply OF currency, too, Is sin Light. aud the uas
ket remains close. The demand by the mercantile
/
quite Up to the ability and disposition Of the banks
The rate OF llscouu. ut the leading Institutions
steady at 10 per cent per annum, hut private bank
cry are lending to outside parties at tsso per ee1
per annum.
There Is scarcely aly Eastern exchange making
and The market IL bare and arm at par buying ant
1-1o prem. selling; but the banks ara expressing
currency East for nearly al that Is dtawn- :,
There WAS quite panic In the Produces H,arssst
to-day, and We note decline OF 6ase per hu.he
On wheat, SC on Rye, and h91c on Oats Corr
was STEADY, Flour was stagnant- Whiakey de
eiinel &C per gallon. Provisions were dn11 and
4 neglected.
Under the influence u heary sales Of gold By TIT
| t;oyespmen. and more favorable news from Europe
the market for gold broke down to 11s to-day. 1
opened In New York at 1863, declined to fl5, ant
closed at 146. The following are the qaotation'
telesnphed 10 James Boyd & Brothers, gold bro
, 1865-12-09
SENATOR NADE'S BILL.

Elective Franchise In The District OF
Columbia.
In the Senate of the United States, Deccm-
Der !, 1865, Mr.. Wade, Of Ohio, asked and, by
unanimous consent, obtained leave to bring
In the following bill, which wns read. passed
10 o second reading, and ordered to be print
ed:
Hll to rcgulatc the cles.tve ranchIse In the Dis
tritt of Columbia.
Dr ii enacted BY Tie Senate and Kouse Of Rep
fcseulatires Of the C1iIed .Stdtes Of d,arTitF in
Congress aSsem14ed, That from md after the
pnssasc ofthis act eoch nnd every naln per.
son Of the aec Of twenty-one years and up
wards, who had NOT been convicted Of any In
famous crime Or of1cnsc, and who Is u citizen
Of the United States, and who shall have re-
sided in the said District for the period OF six
months previous to any election. therein shall
BE- deemed an c3ector, and entitled to vote at
any election In said District, without any dis
tinction or discrimination ON account Of colot,
rncc, or nationality.
SEC. 2. And Be Il further enacted, Tint II
any person or persons shall wilfully interrupt
or disturb any such elcctor In the exercise Of
such ffnhchise, be or they shall be deemed
enilty OF a ul.demennor, and, on conviction
thereof shall be fined in any sum not to c1-
in the cell or dungeon Of the jail In said Dis
trfct, and fed or bread and water only, for =
period not to exceed thirty dnys, or both, 1t
The discretion Of the court.
SEC. s.. Ind be i further enacted, That It
shall be the duty Of the several courts having
criminal Jurisdiction IN said District 10 give
this act In special charge to the grand Jury
a, the commencement Of each term Of the
court.
SEC. 4. Ind BE IL. further enacted. That oil
acts and parts Of acts Inconsistent with this
act be aud the same arc hereby repealed.
, 1865-12-09

gro labor question. One Of them keeps ho-
tel-the most systematic and orderly house,
With 0ue exception, that have fonnd In the
Suth. He has no help but that Of negroes.
as,ked him how he got along 80 admirably
with them, when SO many persons complained
that nothing could be done with them. ''Why,
treat 'e1n just a. would white tnen-pay
them fair wages every Saturday night, give
'cm good beds and good table, and make
'em toe the mnrk:-they knnW me, aud
d. MT have the least trouble with 'em." The
other man OF my couple is u p1anler, and In a
conversation he said, 'fI'f1 jest tell ye how
'tis: a free niger IS just like common low
down white nan-pull of your coat aud work
with him, he does well enough; pat Gu your
coat and 60 up 10 town, he ehirks NOW 20
into the field and work, with my niggers, and
they don't make no tfoublc.,1'
ALSO, TWO SENSIBLE MEN.
] 1also record with pleasure that have found
two men who are enfncutIy sound on the
States, rights questson. One Of them has been
rebel Sergeant, and is now railroad fire.
man. He stood By while three or four Of Us
were carelessly chatting about the subject,
"Dun know anything bout the matter my
sell, but old Uncle Sam says as how. States
ha'nt no right to kick out o. the trnces, and
that's enough for me-" The other one Of my
couple Is IN this case also planter. and he
put this word into the conversation of couple
OF his ne{g ghbors who were hair-splitting about
reserved rights, &C.: swell, take II that
It is one Of the reserved rights Of the Federal
Government to PIT down a rebellion, and I
don't happen to know any man down In my
section who proposes to ever again dispute
that right" ISRAEL.
, 1865-12-09

Hton for partition ot the north bali OF loss nre,
SIX md seven, block ff1y-ssren, school section aa-
dllon TO Chi. ago. The proprty n question Is A.
legged TO have be ouged TO kliza u. uouahan, for
merly Eliza Higgins, formerly Eliza Mclaughlin,
FnIleT ys, rorte- Ct. al.-rbta was sui. IN as
=. Porter, Wilism RPIe3 md Albert shes,ttn. 70
recover pf1ncip.l and interest amounting n the ay
rrerate:o 70 upon ptpuissosJ rot: for
dam y ne a,,ss as1ssean. sea,s,n r. la
nv. III, .ixty nays after dA:c. Complainant ap-
!, led for IN attachment 10 i@-ue a9ain-t "a: po.
psrty ID this county, OF the delenaanf Snes.ssa w.
uTon ihe ground Of non-residenee. lhe VIII
Brns Va. Burns. A bin applying Ter dissolution
q ths ar.s bonds w*s aIed o1 H7 n15ns Pssi nIs
alleges marriage u7h defendant at Ciavetand. ~.
Nsfch 1,h. 1867, nnd charges thaf ior- tW9 Jeass
piiot 10 The Ming of he bill he hss been suutg o.
habitual dranseunsssr completing his tnse"l'oaes
Bradt ". B,odgett~ An affidavit a2ply.sE for
writ Of fGp3ds 9d refpestdeAltnn uas hieo oy A0-
31>0f5, being the 7alua Of . quantity Of mi:rs and
g.o.es pureha.ed un credlt BY tho defendant Sep.
tembef 1as, 1SG5. He ckn9es That since the lst Of
psS' eooas ss g se 1 T.use q %
has elardesdnely shipped away and coz sealfd of
assigned hlH prnpeE1J 40 ~ 10 hinder and dehs1d
lying ID tie comfy iau upoa two thres wr1o or
etmilas natu,e Hets AFRO tne defendant IN sn1t IN
he Count. Court requiring hn' 10 se'eal his prop
Fowler VIZ Eowler.-A oil applying for divorce
WAS fled by naniel E. Fowler against Sarah E.
Fowler upon The ground ot adultery lie alleges
marriage July Eth. 1854, In Chicago, md that be
lived With her for about year, aud charges thai
she has been Eallty of adultery with man known
as JuIius Byn1ns at,as Julius Wflmms.
REcoRDER's CounT-Bfors Hon. =. Fan Bu'da.
Yesterday morning " uue bills wefa returned
by the Grand jury against William Prout, Law
renee Prunt and Thomas Mo1iseey for grand lar
ecny. The indictments charge them With the rob
berry OF fl ,UQu tEom the American E1ptess Com
pauy. The pt,snners were aIraIRned before the
Eonst, and each ennaed 4 plea OF " Not Guilly."
Stewart u. Stexart.-1n the divorce ease Of An
500 a, Stewart sCafntt Amanda Stexaxtr the re-
pert of George Fl. Robinson, ESQ., special master
IN chance1y, WIS d1ed4 confirmed md decree Or
dered. The parties were married In Chicago 1nne
ed, 1853 and lived together un1 September I'd OF
the same year, when she deserted hlm.
Bristol ". Bflstul In the divorce suit OF Ibeo-
dosta Bristol against Abner Briatol. her hnahand,
tho report Of Hiram II. Chnse, Esq, Master ta
ChAucery. WIS fled, confirmed and decree-of d.
votee issued. Tha parties were married nj 2o1lh
Rutland, Jefferson county, New York, on the 4th
Of October, 1slu. They resided In that c1ty eight
years aud then removed 10 this State, WhzEe they
have since lived. md which wss the scene Of their
marital disagreement.
COUNTY CorRF-Eon- J<nT1<s B. Hrddp.A Judge.
In thIs CONF, the suit against H1rri<oo Il.
Bodgett charging that he has concealed bis prop
eEry, and refused to deliver IT up to satisfy exeu-
tions asuinst him, was Continued throughout the
day
, 1865-12-09
az do rot wi'h 10 correspond With two Different
commanders.
lam, sl1, very respectfully. your ohsdieut servant,
@. W81zzsx.
Ma5of General Commanding.
TIE FRENCH NAVAL COMMANDER TO GEN. wEIr1E1s

az do Eot w1sh 10 correspond With two different
an, III, ve1y respectfully. your ehsd1eu. ser.aot
Majof General Comnspdins.
TIE FRENCH NAVAL COMMANDER TO oEs. wE1r1E1.
FSyst L<tssr.
NAVAL D1y1 ION OF TIE MEXICAN Grtr,)
Or EoAnl TIE FE1oATE MAGE11AS.
uFF THE RIO GRASDE. Nov. q. 1855
GESEnA1: have been exactly Informed a. to the
eSen. e.s, sapE R.ss S,a i n9 o. Ma
Of il1c assistance which The so called Ibecs have
received, and st,l receive, from Texas, and more
!. especially from Brpp rsVtlte-
fhe mess, stoze. and munitions OF war azr fu..
p;ehed b, pc1eons under yonF command. Eseobe-
dos pieces are worked By curners from your Amy,
whe s1e not %s;te;ea ont q
| tai. The ot.cers or Escobedo and Cottfnss daily
70 10 tbat city ia1med> to-take their meals to
leet during tba leisure hours wb.ch the Siege 0!
Matamoros leases ihem~. In word Brownsville
seems TO be The headquarters Of the Juaris.A- And
tits undupbteh that Meth Escobeto nor Costuas
eonld undertake anything II they did not have
theee continually renewed resources from Texas to
VII taEe the liberty 10 recall to you, uemor,
how very different to what Is passing here has heen
has jusf ION the American Union. France es. -.
manned loyalty neu:1al II IT had been Otherwise
II we hnd dore the one-hnudredth put Of what Is
Rio Grande-the American people would hare loud.
b protested. and they would have been Hight
The International laws adopted BY ID civilized
nations are obligatory upon all AZ they bound Us
in honaz-so remain neutral. 20 do they bind you
also; you cannot pretend to be exempt from ruies
upon which Ton have leaned under pretext that
thev nre now useless.
After having presented to yonr General the pre-
cedipg observations, c1ose my Letter b. protesting
in the most formal maupef against the hasfaHt yto-
latlon Of neutrality on this frontier, and partcu-
larry In Brownsville
Accept. General. the assurance Of my highest c.
tcem nnu moot perfect consideration
g. CLouE,
Commanding The Naval Division Of the Mexican
Gulf.
70 lhe General commanding tho forces Of the
United States on the lilo Grarde.
GEN, wK1rzE1's 'BEsfoSs14
HEApQTEns DISTRICT or TIE RIO GRANDK,
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Nov. 10, 1866
Monsieur 9; cloue, Commander Of the Naval Dr.
vision Gulf of Mexico:
S.R: l havs received your communication Of the
9Th inst and return It herewith, a. i cannot re-
ceise document 60 diarespecttul to me- rand 10 the
government have the honor 10 represent,
II you have any complaints 10 make, they viii be-
duly submitted 10 higher authority, ls said COM
plants are IN plopez tone md eourhcd In proper
lanenagc. ! am~ air, very respectfully, your
A1r1or General Commanding.
, 1865-12-09
Organization ST a Company to Develop
lflc New Lake Superior Gold Re

From the st. Paul Press.
We are in possession of circular issued by
the l. .Ver1nillion Falls Gold Mining Compa-
n.y." which contains brief description Of the
lauds Of the Company, together with the Ar
tlclcs Of Incorporation, and n1so several ccr-
ti1cates OF assaycrs, showing the value Of the
gold bearing qunrtz found in the locality OF
" nil Ion Lake In this State. The following
ale the officers OF the Company:
Presideni--C- Draper Williams.
Steyetor.y-E. A. Dodge.
Trtasurer-Osstan E. Dodge.
Direcfors-Hon- G. D. Gillian. Ossian E.
Dodge, G. Draper Williams, James Giltillsn,
Esq, E. A. Dodge. James Gilll1an, Esq, Is
tho attorney for the company.
/ The purpose for which The company Is or
ganlzed Is alto mine, crush and smeit gold
and other precious metals IN s., Louis eoan-
sa00,0O0, In G,COD shares Of fifty dollars each.
with . capital stock already paid in Of
$4,000.
Tie piece Of land proposed to be worked
by this company contains eighty acres and is
located f." on q point extending casterly from
the southern shore of LIKE Vc.rnillion, ut
st. Louis county, Minnesota"
, 1865-12-09

r.,,,,eal II il a peon1e calling ,t.ef c,yil,,c1
Nhcb commits these strociue- 1t Is the brave
England Who ,hH senee Their strength! The
s|ar a1d nc A keaE ntsss hs1s ~ lndesd reason 10
~ eenes, euch eaeEunasy nsdnega Bnt snW san
Tmes, 10 call such conduct B, ihe rams Of ins,
severity, The Tina sees in these exents The r.
sul, Of erfat o'Ra9'7ed eonspilacr. Where ls the
proof o. ,n's u. arc nne[e M w VII! no* IND his
!, s.. at IT, cnmn,ua Go,ona chha IneSs, ~ an n
viGessea uEom be Mi dIas tnio conf red I, 10 rs
horse md with revolver Il their hesis: fhc,e wa
snrp1iss Il i demands for The Maroon. - nasianai
reeouapense ..-.
wonD OF ADVICE TO TIE MEDICAL PnorEs-
sIoS.' /
Our weather at present is miserable. The
strcets are sloppy, air cold and muggy; fog
il everywhere, specially In ones throat brou-
aud the shutters arc up at all-tlte wIudows II
Bclgrayia, Mayfair, kenkington and other
VcGlthy uelghborhoylis. Enrl1shmrr, ret ricb
/ believe, iof one purpose only. namefy. tn bs
ahle 10 pass The winter ant of ENGLAND. Van
T;l1 and members ri 1fi,nrl Rn1f7s fsm5,v i,
every city, town and village from spain to
Rhnne, f,srfnne. Danuba and nther rsy'ara rso
4 eondn1frs,, m the lakes. and swn1Inw;na
~ .t;nLinr stnff at ri the setd,it @st,nE,n.s5
fno,rs In Central Europe. They arc anvwheF3c
oT7; evcrywhere. in tfne- where thev can 9h.
tasn beaith md enfov a sa1nhrions ciimcto
NIa5;ca1 Ma me, hcre nrasr tbeir notients n,,t ~
E,nia-.a r. Hctoher A. arnmairtanca ~
nina left Fpr,and three weeSs agos tor to mass M
tha ex;ntsr ~ the snnds IN ne Snter;orP ri X
Ets.,,,t 5,stno orJera - tbst nro.fra 3,c" nv
ueE oh-.,o;as' ~ h,,t aI a.. ~ .t
oy hls iama{ PaySts1an! y! ons: aad i 5ae !a'ies M
kno%n anythlnE aeont ~. Ie3as ta or fior,aa' nc
would nave ORDERED hls patent west.afa IN.
stead mere Is mol 1ole or corner u E2ypt
That some aulhorlly" mas not Pointeo eut
the cure OF allcTiatio9 % tor one Or other all
Mcnt. n the cmlta states lnis Is aot 50.
NO member OF lne mcMcal fraternity
N you1 So1n11y AaS sifea us a oo6K
9n 91a,. .he oSSn''n,ao9os Sn aa hao sp"s ID Inc
, 1865-12-09

paymcnts, and that the scerc:ary's cstim..cs
for the fiscal year 1857 wonld be true also OF
lie succeeding years, '6S and 'G9, the uniional
process Of ccmirG TO specie payments by
simply taking in moro grecuback, than we
pay out, will bring us once more TO gold In
lie ycar 1860 to 1870. This wou!d allow
u,out the same length Of .ime 10 bail ont the
ship rs il took 1t to Gil, and, Of the only two
policies cpen TO tAc Secretary, 1t may perhaps
Jhr RI rartied as the more prubnblt. ~
, 1865-12-09

Geef eoaafTy eT se.p, Ike: s1::..:.:. i5f 10
Goo Sook Cornty Scrip, Feb T9..,...... Sk
aa cbanht. hkSonty ~ senP, Aarh, S.---- az, =
oh stoek- IN Phradelphta On The 9Th inst wse5
Fosssd - follows: ST. Nichols, ot; M1pls 5hAdc.
Gs,. SuHtn, si' Dalxel,, IS; Caldwell, !: Nc
nnu'oss, u; Esrelsior. v; on Creek and Cbn1y
- 49, - Co7nphntu, y; Sugar Greek, ~ ktdo-
'aac} !. =; Mtnco, ~: junction. ~
e EHlsoaF2h Commercial Of Yesterday has 8
~ r. n MaanE hat ths wlltmx We'll belcp-yn1
~ ten'o Company, had takeu trn. and that
ao eFts of oil weEo dss,roysd.
1a'laae'pn'a- loans On eatl sre o,,~,.4 a. kA
p6 eenf. and cnmme.eial uanrr or - 80
Eade Is quoted At sxns Per crnt for .h,s. 5..s-
Eonf month. paper csn scarcely be ne.n,t..s.a -
~. Ahs banks aru pu-samr eonerry,tf~s ~. -
coaey. dlseountng only sor natnes N coox, ,snn,s
md taen only fur very aho1t periods. S~'
In St Louis. Sew York exchange II .,......
soe PEI thousand prem. buying, md Id nm,
seDiug, p$e"1
lin Cineinnati rites OF Interest rsnce rum II, tn
Is PEE cent for good psper- Money 10 only wanted
n present to taks csfs OF old undertakings Th+7r
10 10 fndueemcut 10 euter into Dsv eu9arpn,ent.,
and hence dw me ee,1Y cuntrartcd- This accounts
for the general 1esharaJ thst prevails In ous eccss
markets. In the e1rhugo market VIC and, cot
wf,hseandsng the continued absencc OF pork hills
The aupp'y and demand about equal, mud dealings
wuEk iessy 1t par05ac prem. buying and f-10
prem. selling. HanksrA' cheeks sold to dealer. ii
the close Of business, VIXEN balances GANG 10 be
rnade up ai 50c prem
In Cieve!ana. e.rhanee,i IL very c1ose, md there
Ii none Of Consequence making. Rates an firm It
par buying and LILO prem. selling.
, 1865-12-09
COMuERCI.AL.

FaIDAT ETENL1Q, Dec. u.
The following summary shows the movement in
Produce md Provisions dur1n. the past fortyeishe
hours, compared with the movement for TIC same
time lust year: ...
, 1865-12-09
EFFECTS OF CONTRACTING TIE
CURRENCY.

which attended the expansion ofthe currency
Wher Crecniacks were made legal tender
may bc expected 10 DC reversed on It's contrhc-
tlon unless some speclal causes exist to tho
contrary. IEe expansion sent gold mp
together with NIL articles OF immediate ncces-
sty and general, easy, c1chRngcabilIty, encll
rs VI cat, Beef, Pork, imported goods, Jew
clrr, fancy goods, dress goods, dc. Rents
rose slowly aud real estatevcsy little, in many
rlaces not nj all, The contraction aE the cur
1cpcy will probably lower the prica of the
samc articles IN ycry much the same pro-
rortiou. rcal estate feeling the fall. If Mt nll.
lust and least or course We are speaking
NOT of actual values as quoted IN rold. but or
The nominal values as quoted in papcr cur
rcncy. Nc supnose few nre so insane as Ia
e,,ec, fila, rnrrchnna;se md cxchanoea1,,e
.oods x,n ,ema,n at III. s,me n,ner nr;ces
when nnncr bccomrs worth 1DD cents ia the
dollar ~ II now commands With n,ner nj ~
cents n1 ,1,erca1,onts. Nor con we always dr.,
tcct theadyuncinc va,uc of the currency l,y the
,a,, in cold. The entire opontttv of pold IN tho
,.,,,,,,fry ia small an1 can he held IN In DE-
,,rcc hr interested onerators. But ffthe policy
r. tl,e Coyrrnmcnt shal, bc sneedi,v carried
r,,+ Tho ho ,,,,icst man viii, I've he whn has most
,,roc,,o c1.s l., 1,e nosscss'on and fewest debts
md h,,,s navajo ~, his hooks. Membranes
lint nov seem safe viii then be found to be
ru;nons ms The yalue of the proucrty NAV
VIII, 1,,n,r .he n;nnunt oY +he iucn,nbrances.
F,xca s,,,r,cs rrnts and ohl,rutions calling
e.. a. ,,oT,rcnt If i, sncc,fc sun viii, nil rise
~ ~ 49, ~ satn., 1o,uc ~ t1,c 1,,onortion at
~ NC" ".t1nn a.
'ron " ~ ~ .,,., on.-,c,;o, ,f +ho
II Is SAFE 10 say 'nu. '.., Nv, ~ ",.,.s ~
currency VIII easansI % ~ .easna. a 1 = ~, T s1'1
Of 1ne Nae'ona1 ana,,. nn, ,Se ~ o.annt ~ W. W..
prove Luc UAtIou44 IeAA+ DoA W. NaA0Vt 49,
, 1865-12-09

NORWOOD i LOCKWOOD,
3nnkeEB e4s 8Eo2keEs
STOCKS, BONDS
And Govern III ent securities,
No. ~ William st, New York.
Accounts Of Hanks Bankers and others solicited
A. a. NORWOOD, JNU. F. LOCKWOOD.
Ofthe N. y, Stock Exchange, Late OF EulLalo, ny
, 1865-12-09

7 3lOU. 9. NOTES,

And other Government Securities
BOUGHT AND SOLDBY
TIE SECOND NATIONAL BAYk,
--.-.-. ..-..-... .... ). j. ELLIS. Prcslcnt.
, 1865-12-09
MEXICO.
The War OIL the Rio Graude.

SntcreAffn: Correspondence Between
Gen. WcHtzel md the CoIumanIers
af the InapcrIntJ,t aud French
Forces.
The telcgrnpha few days since briefly al
ludcd to sharp correspondence Tint had
passed between Gen. Mejia, the Imperial COM
munder Mt Matamoras, and Nal. Gen. Teitzel,
commanding the United States forces on the
Texas side Of the Rio Graudc; also, tart
letter from the French naval commander and
Gcn. W. The New Orleans mail Of yesterday
b,ines MS tho correspondence In full, and we
lay 1t before our readers as part of the current
history of the dpy.
, 1865-12-09

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