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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-24

New York, Nov. 23.-Cozzen's coal oil
refinery, on creek son Long Island d,swss
reported destroyed by fire this morning.
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Sale Of, Real Estate by orders

ON THE, ,30TH DAY OF DECEIIBER,
~ A. d. 1866. at aoclock in the afternoon, at the
ds6r Of the Court House, in the Uity Of Columbus.
Ohio. will be sold to the highest bidder, the follow,
ing described real estate. as the property Of Denis
Daly deceased, to7wit; lee feet aud inches off the
north end Of nlot No, l29 in the City OF Columbus:
situate Oh Front street. west side, just north Of
Broad. Appraised at $500 dollars, Terms of sale
one half cash on day OF sale and one-half In one
year. with interest IN the deferred payment Prop
IVY se'i'''S'SFN HORACE WILSON, glq
.AduinistTator Of Denis DAILY, deceased. :
Nov. ls, is65-nov2o 4ww
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

New Y ork Money Market-Nov. 23.7
M, MhgT0,NEY;5MOTe 1, :, active et !. per cent.
PIE kLlNd EACHANGE-Firmer at 100 lOok,
,SA ,GSADLD1Steadyi opening at 1867. declining to
CAVERN MENT STOCKS-Dull....
FRElGHTS-ToL Liverpool, dropping.
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,CoI.GATE,s HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, In such univer
sal demand. is made from the ch oicest materials
is nii1d and emOliicnt In its nature, fra.
grantly scented, acd extremely bene ficial
in its action upon the skin. For sale By all Druggist,
and Fancy Goods Dealers. y jsn3o65-d&wiy
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RATcHeLoR's HAIR DYE !

"BATcHELoR'S HAIR pYE!i
The Original and Best in the World r The only
true and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and
Instantaneous. Produces Immediately a splendid
Black or natural Brown, without injuring the haif
or skin. Remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes. Sold
by all Druggists. The genuineis signed William A.
Bachelor. Also. L'sai rl -'isRi Jdi grisse'l iou
REGENERATlNG EXTRACT OK MILLEELEURS.
'a for Restoring and Beat flying Tho Hair. ii'I?9
LII. CHARLES BATCHELOR New York.
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Removed from his old Onice.

DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS. West Broadway. nes,
High street. Columbus, Ohio. has devoted himsel
for seresof years the trea ment of certain pri
yate diseases. He may beconsulted at his Office
Broadway, near the Exchange Bank. l-.s',ggfal
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New York stock market--Nov. %.

STOCKS-Strong, us. 6's 81 Registered 1857:
% 2os coupons, % lol do S4, ae do 65 9sH; q.
Gates 2st4; Mariposa l4k; New Y orIr Central gs;
Treasury potes 1905 Sd series s7 Erie 92a; Hudson
dooHi Reading 1l7k; Northwestern, 80 d. prefer'd
Island 1887 ''>~' -'0NN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-24

The Bridal Chamberysn Essay of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Mon. Also.new and
reliable treatment for Diseases pf the Urinary On
Sexual Systems-- Sent FREQ. in, sealed Envelopes
Addres r. ]. SkILLIN. .HOUGHTON, Howard
AssOci Philsdelphia, Pp. g''i, apr i'st4iyf
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GEtGin
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-29
Court of COmmOnaK3Ieas on
franklin County, Ohio. "A +

MARIA StssaRsan' saaiast Y, Petition fof DiaorVs.
Abraham Garrahrant def'tAfn m ;. ~ bne 400
rVNHE DEFENDANT, ABRAHAM GAR
i rabrant, will take notice that on tne 1sGhday 81
brapt fled her pettiQn against him in the gice az
the Clerk Of the Court Of CQmpon Pleas In Frank
lin county, Ohio, charging thesaid Abraham Cara
brapt with vilful absence from her for e. period or
moro than three years next preceding tho fling of
said pettion with gross neglect Of duty t6sfaf6a
her; and With hAbituAl drunkenness for more thap
The hIaSsi ofisdid ppiitiOhlisthae the plsinsif
may be divorced from TIE defendant aud have the
hearing atthe next torn Of said Coart IL ~, Z, ~
-. Y. MARIA uARRABRANT.
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NUMBER 1856.


Cessna gives jto as also the, bill Of fare, y,
with which we dispense for the sake OF the !,
reader. ''FAN' y
Olympiais now residing Ina hotel inthel
heighborhood of the Elysian fields. The, n
outfit Of her apartments, and all the furni-
ture, are real miracles of artistic taste and ~
aristocratic elegance. Her jewel-case cou-ro
tains two magnificent partures; one ofem-
eraid, the other Of sapphire and the finest 4
pearls. In her coachthouse there are. seven
carriages. and In her stables the prettiest
pair OF ponies In all Paris; four stately car
rage-horses and three riding horses or the
highest price. Her service resembles that N
of an English peeress; Q porter, a butler,ta
Udlet de chGplbre, q head-cook, Q lady COM =
pGJl0n, Q housekeeper, a chatnberfnaid, and
a wasiierwonlan. The two last mentioned ~
must have busy time, for Olympia cfiangesiss
herdress twice a day, and never wears the ~
same robe more than twice.
T. The honest Women greatly contribute t0'I
the Successes Of the E0rettes. sInthe thea IN
terlat the race-cOurse; in the public walks, A
they have only eyes for her; they try 70 :,
initiate her free, manners and her dress;
they blacken their. eyebrows and eye N
lashesas she does, and attire themselves as
she does To the mothers Of the farlb0uHgs, M
st. German, Chaussee d'Antin and st,
Honore, the I.orette is no longer an object [
of contempt; she Is their rival, eBvied for b
her triumphs, and confended against With ss
the same weapons; but they forget that the
true secret of her influence Is exclusively j.
TO be found in her moral baseness. '. F'ti
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Sherif's Sale.

Reuben H. Brondbelt and wife,l CoDrt Of Common
Tboma, II. Clover and others. Co.. c' o. IN Sa partn.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDEfa OF
sale from t said Court to me directed, Twill
offer for sale at public auction at the door Of tho
Ccurt House. in tie city Uf lumbus, on 0-
Monday, the I'D day of January, A. ID.
..s.,5.. . 1866, d., .-,- -..l ..l
At o'clock p NJ. the following described real es-
tate situate in the county Of Franklin and State Of
First tract containing fifty acres, more or less in
survey No. 707; beginning at two hickories and an
elm, northeast cor or 10 said survey running with
the line thereof west 20 les 10 three hickOresA
an elm thence south IL degrees east l2Os poles TO
trn hicknries and a hornbeam tbence east ri noles
TO in the east line Of Said survey thence with
sad line north II degrees west lsO poles to the be-
Appraised at s5s so per aerc.rio1 az 9bim aou
Also, 9fty acres, more os less, in said survey No,
southeast corner Of said survey, thence north IL
degrees, west l20 poles to take southeast corner.
to William Browns lotof fifty acres, thence HestT0
corner TO said Browns lot, thonce south IL degrees
east l20 poles to stake In the line of survey No.
67ts thshcs win sHiI ~ line east 70 the beginning
Also, the following described premises in thesouth
half Of survey No: 34f5 in the name of Thomas
Bird, described as follows: Beginning at two white
oaks and an ash, southeastcorner Of Ihe survey No.
3445, thence with the liz Of the survey north 10
doSrees Is minutes west l2s poles to an elm and
ash thence north SO degrees, Is minutes, west ll2
poles 20 maple and hickory in the west line Of the
survey, thence with said line south 10 degrees, l5
minutes, east le9 poles to two white oaks aud red
oak, southwest corner to the survey, thence south
SO degrees, Is minutes east lA2 poles the begin
half acres. more or less. -" .f-a'~- "V'- ~
Appraised at eco per acre. Ht llasrg1e
Terms of SAle--One third Of the purchase money
paid on the day Of sale. one-third in year aud
one third In two years, with interest from day Of
sale, deferred payments to be secured by mortAge
the pfenises ft " 'tNsH'iIl DIE mltJ1u.
Brinter's fees sl3 so 1ulnl ID !. ri ra,tr ~,
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FOR r SALE
Or Exchange for Impro ro,y5,esd {,
Property inthe City ofru'z
pr, li.igS' ,i,i Columbus, ,ns' !. ed' Z
Will SELL OK ExCMaNGE NM

I WILL SELL OR EXOWANGE FiHiai
Farm Of onshundred acres in Mifiin township. =,
Franklin county, Eve miles east Of Columbus Oh the
Johnstown Plank road and Ohio Genital railroad. I,
The land Is Of deep black soil, seventy acres are
under high cultivation, well drained; the rest in y
heavy timberSmosay beachand hiekOrJ-ap under b
good fence.
There Is on The premises q neat Cottags OF Eve ,
rooms, with front and ,b;ck porch and cellar. and
one log house Of two rooms; large barn an stable
for six horses and eight cows; q new smoke hOHse,
bennery and corn cribs; also, four good wells and
one cistern. The orchard consists OF one hundred
and twenty five of tho choicest kines Of bearing :,
fruit trees.
IL desired the present 'rop, live stock and farm
ing utensils will be sold also, . I'm .
Terms easv. Possession given Immediately. '- lb
IL. Three hundred and twenty acres Of rich prAi-
rie land, forty under cultivation and fence, with
good frame house on u, in Delaware county. three
miles east Of Delhi, Iowa, on tho Dubuque Pacific
railroad. " i1 iF-ilf Hh'
Forpartieulars, ipduire on the premises or hy lot
ter, go. A. III. POTEN.
Mifliu township, Columbus p o., Box s45. b,
decll-3lddw4t Y.rg 'a... I ....-rI.. ia. --,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-29

Remember, TINT tAts BlHers iB mt AlcAoholiC,
contains no Rum or Whisky. and cannot make
prunk1rds, but Is tie best Tonic IN tie World
kead who says so: .|."g'n'
From Rev. W. d. Seigfried. Pastor Of Twelfth
| ----L Baptist Church, PHILADELPHIA ---
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/ f.'t'" ''A "il-+"'t.t 'f '4 .lNt NtNAo4Ao2ii aN
Guardians Sale Of Real
.aflliE ~ Estate ,g1ahoJ saoaoaH

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or '
i the Probate Court Of Franklin county Ohio Il
made on, the llth day of December A. ID. 1855, In ~
the case Of George W. Hutman Guardian Of Ffank 7"
White, againsths ward, the undersignediwil On "
the . ..f.l i,- ,,s 7,
Oth. day of January, A. ID. 1895, =
At 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the door Of the
Court House, in the city Of Calumbus.l Franklin ~
county, Ohio offer at public sale the following do
scrbed real estate as the property Of Frank White
sltpste in Franklin township. Franklini eoupty, }
PSrt Sf survey No. 40 Virginia Military Dstrict
entered in the name of John knight. beginning at
stake near marked white oak, northeast corner,
TO tho White trant, called, and thence south
So degrees, west $50 poles stone the coneV Oe
the old Cnillicothe road; thence south degroe IS
minutes, cast 30 pOles thence south IL degrees east
IL poles TO stake In the center Of said road thencd
north s6 degrees. east 237 poles 10 stake; thenca
north 10 degrees west IS 5llO0 poles 10 tho beain1
ming tainiDge5 cores, being the same premises
set off and assigned to said Frank White in the par
ti0n Of land belonging to the estate Of Jacob HUFF
man. deceased and designated ai lot No, Of said o
Appraised At SnO per uore.usiiw sll1V orsb,ei4t
Terms Of Sae-0ne. third cash on tho day Of sale,
onethird in one year, and the balance two years
from the day Of SALE, the deferred p9yments to ho
secured by mortgage on the premises and bear in
teresta the rate oG six per centumper annum, pag4
ifSs' rSf''' no GE0RGE W. HUFFMAN.T ru's
.,,E,.Rn J5gHDi Guardian Of Frank White. N p
'By>H. B. ALBERY, Atty for Guardian.
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NOTICE TO. CONTRACTORS
OFFICE ONO PENITENTIARY,

81. OFFICE OHIO PENITENTIARY, L
COLUMBUS, Dec. lst, 1861
CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
y ceived atthis office until ., %.
Tuesday, january I'd, 1s66,
At 9 o'clock p. NJ, for the labor of from FIFTY to
ONE HUNDRED MALE. and from TEN TO FIJI
TEEN FEMA4IE CONVlCIS. for Eve years or less.
Shop room furnished and discipline maintained at
the expense Of the State .1I ip
Bidders will specify the kind of labor, the num-
Der Of men, price per day for labor. and the amount
Of shop room required. -1Ifg -gut -tf..g
Bidders will eich be required to give bond. at the
time Of makingtheir proposal, in the sum of One
Thousand dollars Isl 900 with good security, condi-
toned that in case Of the acceptance of their bid
they will enter into contract with the Directors
and Warden. according to law and the terms of
the hid. .gugla-.gs.g 90 ......,-.,y
The Directors and Warden reserve the, right to
determine what branches Of business will bes sub
serve the interest of the State and tend to promote
the welfarecf the prisoners, and will be governed
accordingly in their acceptance of proposals. ..r .
! -. JOHN A. PRENTICE, Warden.
/ Joan HOUGH, I Directors. r,- -.a..L ..,
I III. Il. PARsOHs,) dec4-d4w
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NOTICE or lNC6RPORRT RTION.

NOTICE Is MElREIs1 GIVEN THAI
~ there viii be peti ition presented to tho Com
the incOrp0ratio OF the town Of Grove Cit Ia The
Township Of JacktOn. IN Franklin County. Ohio.
Said proposed Incorporation limits are accurately
ton on file In the County uiitOrs Once; said pro-
posed town being on the Ooumbha q HARRISBURG
Turnpike, se,yen miles southwest of the CITY of
,l3ilI,yi.. !. L.t,5 ! l,i PETITIONERS. =
december nth, 1865. doc23-WoN.
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QDblo Statesman, Is, i,
THE LORETTEs OF Paris.

l. = - .,,-v-,-,e, -, =. = nuo IT
AAE A1OAAE AlAHS VF '1
Translated from the Msgasine Of Foreign Litera-
II EN lIlH, loE'ueI j sou 90, 20
II am not the grave-dlgger VINO purles;
am the sentinel VINO warns, WlyI tnese
words, Amedee de Cessna closes ms laSt
lD00k, lies belles Kecneresses' AlGhouRh
Mrc de Cesena Is a bohapartst, He neVers5
theless percelves the signs OF uecay, anu
beholds society driving toward an aDySs'
lie calls the present era, slch as IL Is exnlD-
tied In Paris, the Era OF l4orettes,D i ana ex-
claims, with Indignation "W nat Is 70 pc
expected from an epocn ana asoclety Wnere
the names 81 Rlg0lpoche ana lheresa 90
\ IRON mouth 70 mouth klgolDocne ana
IIheresa have become types Are not these
signs on deeayF 1qJGp2S, To- ~. J-l.-,-, a,
During the perlodsnf the hrst empire ana
the- RESTORATION, farls was Gohslaerea as
Immoral asa modern Ba9el, Bnt then there
were elevated points ana low GROUNDS, and
4 everywhere -tnere conlq De Ioppd pure spots
which phe mud passed Dy wlthout touchlng;;
'Ihe most iearlpl, symptom oI me moral
Decay when the actual fSrls presents, Is
TIE disappearance Oh all Dounuaries pc
tween GhaC Wnlcli Is pase anu t.aC Wiiicn y
honoraoie' Az the Dalls ana iestlVltles OF
tne lashlonaDle World, you elDow persons
OF the WorsG reputation, VINO Dy ulnt OF
money 1ound husbands, leaning on whose
arms GheY Walk WIN proua gait IN the
most hnnorabIe families Won meet with
uO,,on u,bo ,,ndo,. tha Sr,ossn;no ;,,Nuonca
| of tba Tgro,ying necessities of lnxmrv
wbicb eyarT ve,r Secomes moro axtray'
ogont hoya t9rmad disbonorshIa Iiasons
| With fba r;ch mon of their society How
many hills of iaweIers gonrcbonJeS do noods
and n drassmaters are naid withont the
knowIedga of the husband and et the cost
Of his h6nori TTnder the monarchv Of
/ TIllv the causes of decav-an exclHsive
mater;oi devaIonment ON soger nnrsnit NJ
cain, tha admiration oS snccess no matter
Nv what means attained hogan already IN
sow the seed of corrnntion, which, under
the nresent Governmant has grown nm
with such raniditv. tbat women have lost
in charms what thev have GAINED in infiu-
ence. What il still healthy is timidIv
drawing hack fashion the mower NJ tbe
dav, has fallen To the share of tbe T Iorette
II Won attend ono of thn Par;sian thestprs
| of the first or second class on the occasion
of q tirst renresentation ot a'niace which
ON account Of fine name Of the author or Of
It's character, eniovs some reputation, during
the first scenes Won are continually disturb
| ed by the noisy onenino and closing of the
doors cf some of the boxes. The whole
house from the orchestra seats nm TO the
amphitheater. directs attention to those
boxes. and this ooes IN until ali the boxes
| of the first tier are occunipd If Won are n
stranger Won will find II singular That each
of these boxes which are opened So late
and with 90 mucb no;se ora occnnied hy,
onIv two ladies' either nnaccomnapicd by
| Uentlempn or onIv by vonnG mpn who nv
| their annearonce hetrev their uneasineSS
| Soon Won will make n second ohsprvation
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[FTom the Rev. +. d. Fendall, Assistant Editor
Christian Chronicle Philadelphia
have derived decided benefit from the use of
HOo1and's German Btters, and feel il my privieae
TO recommend them as a most valuable tonic, to all
who suffering from General Debility or from dis
eases arising from derangement of he Liver. Yours
truly, Il. ID. FENDALL.
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ID

Beware of Counterfeits. See that the signature
Of "a. NJ. JACKSON is on the wrapper Of each
bottle. Should your nearest druggist not have the
article, do not be put off by Of the intoxicating
prepsr7 tions that may be offered in its pace, but
send to us and will forward, securely packed, by
express. Principal Office and Mandatory, W
No. 63l Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa. -
............ .. JONES & EVANS,
Successors to @. NJ. jackson & Co.. -
I'd rEsH sI."I .g PrOprif tors.
For sale bv Druggists and Dealers in every town
In the United States. dec16. .d3taw&weowlS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-26

MY WHOLE LIFE SHALL BE DIRECTED
TOWARDS PRESERVING THE UNION, AND
MAKING IT, IN THE PROPER AND FULL
EST SENSE OF THE TERN, PERMANENT
LY FREE.-ASDREw JOHNSON Washington,
April Goth, 1865
GIT Is TIME THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
SHOULD BE TAUGHT TO UNDERSTAND
THAT TREASON is A CRIME-NOT IN
REVENGE-NOT IN ANGER-BUT THAT
TREASON Is A CRIME AND SHOULD BE
ESTEEMED AS SUCH AND PUNISHED AS
SUCH"-ASDREw JoHSsos, Presidens Of the
Uaited States-April goth, 1865.
"SHow Me WHO HAS BEEN ENGAGED
IN THESE CoNSPIRAcIES, WHO HAS
FIRED UPON OUR FLAG, WHO HAS GIVEN
INSTRUCTIONS TO TAKE OUR FORTS,
AND CUSTOM HOUSES, AND ARSENALS,
AND DOCK YARDS, AND l WILL SHOW
YOU A TRAITOR. WERE J PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES, WOULD Do AS
THOMAS JEFFERSON DID IN 1906, WITH
AARON BURR. l WOULD HAVE THEM
ARRESTED, AND, IF CONVICTED WITHIN
THE MEANING AND SCOPE OF THE CON
sTIrUTIoN. BY THE ETERNAL GOD
WOULD EXECUTE THEM."-AsDREw JoHS-
son, IA the United States Senate March I'd, 1861.
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The Aduertis~ and Register pubishaA TO-
day, Gov. PaFson's pfoclamati0ns The Gov
ernor reviews the prospect and condition of
the South before secession and tn present
impoverished state, and estimates hundred
and twenty-five thoas4nd Alabanfians were in
the war, Of which seventy thousand are dead
and disabled, hence destitution reigns where
once stood comfortable homes Yet amid rnin,
suffering and death, reaaltiag from secession,
every public right which the State possessed
under the Federal Constitutions here to-day,
except slavery. The slave code is dead let
ter, sad it is the height Of wisdom for citi-
zens to produce the best possible results from
the order of tAiAeh F5R BE
Justices Of the peace, constables, members
OF the commission court, except judge Of
probate, county treasurer, tax collector, as
SCISSORS, coronefs and municipal officers, were
ii Office on the 22d of Nay last are appointed
flnring the continuance of the provisional gov
ernmentF Judges u probate and sleriAs in
Office on the 22d Of Nay last, will take the
amnesty oh and coatiaae 70 dip6AaRne the
duties of Office TIL others are appointed Each
Officer Is Aquifed d TIE As amnesty oasi
and give new bond.
The election for delegates to the convention
to assemble On the 10th of September next,
will be held on the 31st Of August next
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While Provisional Governor PERRY, of South
Carolina, is justifying the rebellion and argu
ing in favor of the paramount authority of the
sovereign States, and denouncing the afro
cious conduct of the Union soldiers, b diffe-
rent attitude is assumed by the elected Cover
nors in Tennessee and Kentucky.
We called attention to the fact the other
day, that Governor BRowsLow had been con-
strained to issue proclamation against the
secesh-eopperheads who threatened tt set the
constitution and laws at defiance. Suisse
quently President JOHNSON endorsed the
Governors course, and authorized him to call
upon General THOMAS, who would furnish
ample military force to keep the peace and
enforce the laws, since which time these OBJ
streporous parties have subsidized.
A like spirit exists in Kentucky among the
ex-rebels and copperheads, and Governor
BRAxLErTE has found 1T necessary to lay down
the law to them in unmistakable terms. His
proclamation, and the law passed by the
Union Legislature of Kentucky, and the same
is true in Tennessee, excludes from the right
of suffrage all rebels and all who rendered aid
and comfort to rebels and II is clear that if it
were not for that law, backed up also by the
military force of the United States, those
States would fall into the power of the rebels
again.
And yet, strange and inconsistent as it may
seem, In all the purely rebel States, under
the provisional government, there rs no such
exclusion of rebels, and no such test oath as
qualification for the right Of suffrage. II is
only in the border States that rebels are ex-
cluded from the right of suffrage; further
South or further North they may vote with
impunity. Only in the border States, there
fore, are there any distractions in the way OF
complete reunion of rebels and copperheads
in the old party organization, with JEFF.
DAVIS, LEE, HUNTER, WISE, WiGfALL 4 Co.,
for leaders,
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News From MexleO-.Max.s
Throne Becoming Umc0nafoFt-
able. 4--alas7 8.a


The New Orleans Times City of Mexico
correspondent says when Negrette fell back
from Aatamoras he offered Gen. Nugras bat
tie Mt Buena Vista, which was declined. Find
ing the Imperialists we're preparing to sur
round him, Eegrette retired to Munloosa,
where he divided his forces, marching them
in different directions, and Marshal Bazines'
combinations which was to terminate the wal
was frustrated. The var is becoming every
day more serious in the State of Nicheoacan,
and force of 10000 men has been sent
from Mexico to protect Marixial, the capital
Of the State. This has mot been done, how
ever, and Count Patten has been censured
and recalled for allowing Reguhs TO defea,
him.
Col. Paulin has also suffered. The City of
Sula has been taken by the Liberals.
The town of Mattenta had been stormed
and the Imperialists lost 800 French troops
No quarter was asked or given.
The States Of Geanera, Chapaseabazco and
the greater part of those Of Vera Cruz and
Yajaco are in the hands Of the Liberals.
EPresident Janrez was in undisturbed pos
session of Chihauhan.
The bitterness of the people is growing
stronger daily. 1t u impossible to collect
taxes.
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ASEH OhAy dil 49,
note from Cyrus w. Fields, dated Lon
don, July llth, says: Ileave here Thursday
the 18th inst. The Great Eastern will sail
for the More on the 10Th. We expect to leave
Valancia about the 18th, and TO arrive at
Hearts Content during the first week in Au-
gust. Everything is working to our entire
satisfaction.
The Posts Washington special says Cabi-
net meeting was held to-day.
Berry c. Prestley was to-day appointed
Assistant Treasurer at Charleston.
Gov. Perry has returned to South Carolina
TO urge forward the reconstruction of that
State. M
The Commercials Washington special says
on Saturday night Gen. Wsrren made des,
cent on the faro banks Of Richmand, under
Gen. Grant late order.
Gen. Grant left last night for Saratoga He
will soon take voyage to Halifax and Can
ada, to be absent about three weeks.