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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-07
Later from Europe.

NEW YORK. December 6.-The steamer Hi
bernian has arrived with later dates.
Much damage had been sustained ON the
Welsh coast by gales. More vessels had been
driven ashore there than for many years past.
An emigrant vessel for Australia was among
the number. with nearly $oO persons on board.
No lives We're lost. Much damage had also
been done on land n we'll A. on the sea by the
gale.
\ letter from ConSul Dudley i published i'm
the Liverpool papers, regarding the cotton sup
ply from America. Mr.. Dudley appends a
letter written to him on the 9th Of October
eN secretary Met ulloch. who says that from
the best information he could obtain. he eSti-
mated all cotton in the southern states III for
market NJ the TIME Il the capture Of Savannah
did not cNceed one million bales This wear,
crop, lac adds. will probably not exceed three
hundred thousand bales.
Mr.. Dudley SAYS when recently In America
he made anxious inquiries ON the subject, and
he estimates the present amount of cotton on
hand At little over one hundred thousand
bales. including the new crop.
\ crowded reform meeting had been held in
Bradford.
II l. stated that prceautlon, have been taker
at Pigeon House Fort. Dublin. u prevent any
surprise by the members of the Fenian Broth
crhood. II i also asserted that the military
Niger displayed there has arisen ont of the en-
ergY infused into the administration of affair
bN >ir Hugh Rose and from the fact that IN,
hulk of the Mermaid Wa laying al the foot O
the dock with a large quantity of ammunition
and military storrs on board which n,pdes
protection.
LONDON. November 24-Iames stephens
the reported Head Center II the Fenian> II
Ireland. was missed from hiS prison cell thi
morning. Ne particulars Yet known t. Ia
time nor manner ofeScape. The vague rumo
i that three large vessels had Appeared in tn
ofiinr and that the comandant II the fort ha,
sent word that he could net be responsible 70
I the safety Of the fort unless he received rein
forcemenfs.
The co troversy in lhe London papers a. L
putting down the negro insnrreeton IN lamai
- = waxing warmer.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-07
New York Markets.


Cotton dull and lower; sales at 49@5Oc for
middling.
Flour heavy and unsettled and 10@ zoe lower;
sales at - O59S II for extra State; IS 50@
20 for common to good shipping and extra
round hoop Ohio. and * 500. 10 - for trade
brands. the market closing dull.
Whisky dull and nominal: western = 3i9
81 b.
Wheat market duh and 2@3c lower: sales at
81 1901 - for Chicago spring; 81 1OM1 - for
Milwaukee club, and 81 16@l - for amber
Milwaukee. - - for amber state, and 81 s3
for choice white Canada; 81 - for new winter
red western and 81 for old do.
Rye heavy; sales at 81 0s.
Barley heavy and lower
Barley malt dull.
Corn opened heavy and closing steady: sales
at S5d9}c for unsOund. and 94195 for sound
mixed western, AMI s94961Re for high mixed
western, nearly yellow.
Oats heavy and declining: sales al 40d50c for
unsound, and 60@6lc for sound, the latter an
extreme price.
Coffee quiet.
sugar quiet; sales AT l3@1s1kc for Cuba
Muscovado. and 1S1@1Sile for Havana
/ MolaSSes duh.
I Wool quiet.
Petroleum firm; sales at 4l94lisc for crude.
and . lg.h9c for refined in bond.
Pork opened lower and closed firmer: sales
al 80 s3et2> for mess. closing at S2S - cash
80 '941b % Tor prime mess: BOO bids mess.
january delivery. sellers option. So 20.
Beet dull and lower; $40 5o@l 30 for plain
mes. and Sl4 O0Gl7 90 for extra mess.
Beef ham, dull sales at S:lSF3g.
Herce beef quiet.
Bacon dull Al I5'.e for Cumberland cut.
short ribbed.
cut meats heavy: sales were made at i3g7 l5c
for shoulders. and l5l.@lac for hams.
Dressed hogs duh but steady at IaIs s6 I2stc
for city.
Lard lower: sales al l-i7aae
Butter duh Al 25ei>c for ohio. and 35td 45c
for state
Cheese steady At l46slsc,
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-07

Gold elo.cd in Sew York, yesterday .
lsz.
-The supreme court Of ohio nss0H Tue
las last.
Captain Potter a -tesmbosfman. Wa re''
bod of q 60 II Cairo. last sunday.
There viii not b. any se.slon 4 the .toek
AMI gold board In New York to-day.
General Grant has arrived At Charleston
and been enthusiastically revived.
Hon. James l.. orr was lnaugurated COT
ornor of south Carolina on the "a Inst.
The Georgia Legislature has adopted the
constitutional amendment abolishiug slavery.
The United stltcs General Hospital si
Springfield, Illinois, was destroyed by ire The
other night.
"A man named Mercier. at Carlisle
Pennsylvania, charged with completely IN the
itero murder.
seven men belonging % the steamer Morn
ioy star we're drowned At Hurricane Island
last week.
Richard 0Gorman. Democrat, has been
elected corporation counsel of New York by
over 1900 majority.
AANtAA a AAE NAH HffH ttfNhNfus AN0 lhi-
mission given him by the Government TO prac-
iice law in Memphis.
Hon. W. II. Green. Democrat, was elected
Judge u the Cairo H. District on Friday
last, by 600 majority.
Mr.. Francis Palmer. formerly of this city,
died suddenly In Cosington. kentucky. the be-
ginning of the week
\ Ere In Williamsburg on Tuesday night.
destroyed The packing-box manufactory Of Mr..
Holmes. Loss $4,000
The bill permitting negroes 10 testify in
Tennessee has been tabled by the House Of
Represeu tatises of that state.
Caugres- has adjourned over until Monday
next. .t j. stated that Mr.. Morrill,. Of Yer
mont, j. likely 10 be appointed Chairman OF the
Committee on Ways and Means.
\ dispatch announces that the Fcnians
are dissatisfied with the extraordinary expcn-
ditur,s of their officers In New York.
General Grants order % relieve the sur
plus officers Of the Veteran Reserve Corps will
make nearly clean sweep of them.
eeucu- q United states senators will
be held tomorrow night, 70 consider the
House Joint resolution on reconstruction.
Court In the Middle District Of Alabama, has
Indignantly adjourned his Court. because his
orders were not respected by the military.
Only tweniy-three Representatives from
the SeJth presented their credentials 10 the
Glork, w. Tennessee. :; Virginia. :; North
Carolina. :; Mississippi. ,; Louisiana. 1.
The IIibernian bring, intelligence that
stevens. the FeI.ian Head Center. had disap-
pcarcd from his cell. The suppo~ition = that
he has been placed on British war vessel, the
authorities being fearful of his rescue by his
friends.
a frighiful murder was perpetrated at
Burlington, Racine county. Wisconsin, ON
sunday. The victims are three children.
niece. son and daughter of Anthony Cook.
aged respectively, thirteen. nine and three
years. A nan named Frahm has been arrest
ed for committing the deed. and the evidence
being strong against him. Il was thought he
would be hung by the popuacc.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-07
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. December q.
Flour very dull aud declined 25..
Wheat declined 2c: sales al Al .ssik6fl ~ IN,
No. !. and Slet93c for No. 2
Corn quiet and declined -. sales Of No ,
at f2c, and No at zoe.
oats hrmer and advanced Ic: sales wers
made al 27e.
Highwines dull and nominal.
Provisions duh and inactive
10 choice.
Mes Pork offered at s25@es 30. hut without
buyers.
Lard dull at 25@eGc.
freights nominal.
Reccipts-Flour 400: Wheat asODo.
corn, l2,oOO; oats, 1900.
shipments-flour, 1000; Wheat, $1,000:
corn, L. 900; oats. 1000
i, ~ The lturbide family have rcnounccd
Their claims 10 the Mexican throne. and their
right 10 live In Mexico. for the sum OF SiO0 :
vp each. sou two years old, of Mr.. Argel
lturblde, has been given % Macmillan for
adoption, and been created am imperial prince
1T James lIogg shot woman named Eliza.
beth Campbell, In house or ill-fame al Balti-
more, severely wounding her. aud then nut
the pistol I'm his mouth and blew out his own
brains.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-07
COM M ERClAL.
Cincinnati Market,
CINCINNATI. Dece


Flour continues dull, but prices are nominal
" unchangcd; superiine - 500s1 -; extra
500 so. and family and fancy s. ,50 l..
Wheat is dull and prices lower; old rrd
81 20; new 81 %.
Corn continues duh at i3,d i5e forNnew.
Oats are dull and prices nominal at 3s0 Glc
i'm elevators.
Rye dull and prices nominal; sales at soc
for prime.
Hogs dull and prices nominal AT - 25a Id
gross, and Sll 50@l2 net. Receipts. 2,sli
head.
Provisions unsettled and prices irregular.
and to great extent nominal.
Mess pork closed at So 5O92S, the Latter the
asking rate.
Green meats declined to So l2c, aEd l4ts
for shoulders. sides and hams.
Bulk meats declined to 1l1I@12e for shoul-
ders. 1iiSMi5c for ribbed sides, and 1Ic for
clear.
Lard has declined TO Zoe for prime city,
Groceries very dull,
Small sales Of whisky at - ri.
Gold 147@ 1474.
Ii has been raining all day; thermometer 10.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-07
Cotton inIhe SauIh.

CAIRO. December Memphis cotton mar
ket declining: 49G IS for middling
Receipts for the week. $50 bales.
Large shipments are being made 10 New
Orleans.
A correspondent of the Bulletin says: 10000
bales were stolen along the Mobile snd Ohio
Railroad: 1000 10 5000 At Columbus, Aisssis-
sippi: 5000 10 1000 at Macon: and smaller
amounts from other points Government ofh-
Gers are investigating the matter.
II estimated 1900 bales Of Government
cotton are al Macon. Columbus and BrookNille.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-07

Money i steady al per cent.
sterling firm at l1al tl0gs..
Gold without decided change. oDcninr at
l47E advancing 10 l4Sis closing al I4.i..
Government stocks frmer
Frcights 10 Liverpool are more active. but
without decided change IN the rates.
stocks strong; New York Central, o..
Hudson, l0i. {. & II. Oh. Chic 4 Mississippi
certificates. ~. +; Missouri Is. 20: ~ coupons.
1917; j-2O coupons Of l>si9. lOas.: do. lsS5
Ns.; l0-O coupons, sli. 80 coupons. 81:
Erie. o.; do. preferred. ~: Northwestern. a5I<
southern. 7e'.; Illinois Central. I51: Cleye-
land x Pitt>burg. a.: Rock Island. loss.
Michigan Central. los. Reading Ia, Fort
NaVne. iusis.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-07
From New York.
senatorial Caueus-.SPeaker oolfax
aFrang ing the Com mnifttees--ftre AT
Williams burg.

NEW NoRK. D,s.emher6- The Posts Wash
ingtou special says.
The Republican caucus of the senate will b.
held on FRIDAY eyening o. consider the joint
resolution on reconstruction.
The House voted the u>c Of it, Hall % the
Freelm,~ Nid Commission for il meeting 10
b. held next "Wednesday evening. when Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher will speak.
speaker ColfaX i busy arranging the stand
lng Committees II the House. Probably Mr..
Morrill,. Il Vermont. will De Chairman II the
az and Means Committee
Mr Raymond ha> BEEN offered the Chair
mshship q the Committee on Foreign Rela-
uuus
\ AIt last night destroyed The packing-bOX
lAftery u Henry Holmes. Al the foot Of
i,'sh street. WILLIAMSBURG Total lo-> S.5.0c0.
Insurance g. ,Ooo.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-07
TELEGR APHIC.


TELEGR APHIC.
NIGHT REPORT.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
sENATORIAL CAUCUS.
LATER FOREIGN NEWS.
STEPHENS. THE HEAD CENTER.
HIS MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.
MRS. wIRZS AFFIDAVIT.
THE MarDa.uUs C.asE.
THE HAYTI REBELLION.
ARREST OF LIEUTENANT MAfFlTT.
Georgia Adopts Amendment.
IIl
Ac.. Ac.. Ac., Ac.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-07

r.,.,,,.,tl y, city of Muscatine, Iowa, with :
'f~'-'''" o' lSee,. has no IRE department
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-07
THURSDAY
Arrest LIeu,ennn, nnffi,.

PORTLAND, Me, December q. s.LIIeutsnant
hanht, formerly an officer of the Alabama. ana
Jefferson Davis Howell. who came pass,.na,ers
pr TIE hibcrnian. We're arrested in this city
Just n they We're starting on the train for Cana
da this afternoon.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-07

DRY GOODS.
Earliest and Largest
ARRIVAL OF
DRY GOODS.
IL KNOW oSE FACT. MOST IMPORTED ASn
N Wooden Goods have steadily advanced for several
month and BY our large early purchases We are en-
abled, and will offer our complete stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS.
Lover than any who made later purchases. We have,
as usual. the largest stock Of
FIN r Sill X S,
Consisting Of
MOire Antiques.
at 90 soper yardl
HEAVY REPPS,
Qn coIOrs. at o. ss.l
Figured and Plain Silks,
Every desirable shades and quality.
RICH MOURNING SILKS,
Heavy Lyons seePP. IA; Heavy
Lyons Gro Grain; Heavy
Lyons IBnratl,n: Rich
Tanetas.
GOOD PLAIN BLACK SILKS,
ate IS per yrd)
The Richest stock Of
d r Z 3 8 GOO D s
Iish French English Poplns. (Piald and Plain.
a Mammoth stock of
NJ l. R i n Q T. .,
Every shade and quality. as low s7s.c per yard.
Real Aberdine Wincy
All coOrs, the latest and most popular Broadway style.
ALL WOOL DELAINES,
AllcolOrs, 45c. p,r yard.
a Complete Line Of
g lOa king ClOt In -
N Chnche. Velour, Felt and other desirable styles
CaSSimereS for Men and Boys Wear. |
Laces and EmbrOideries.
The best assortment.
HOSIERY AND NOTIONS.
M'ME DeMORESTS CORSETS.
One Dollar less than elsewhere.
FlannetS. MuSlins, Linens, Prints,
Cheap.
300 Wool Blankets.
B E E.HIXE.
:. Vest Washington Street, cor. MeridiGn,
nOvlk dl
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-07
Georgia Adopts Amendment.
Thirty-ninth COngress--lst Session,

Ac.. &c.. @c., &c.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-07
FAIIINn OF A nrIInlNG.

NEW YORK. December 6.-About one o'clock
this evening the floors of flour store occupied
by Joseph Ketchum & Sons. No. II Front
street. gave way, and the whole building fell
i'm, Flour and rubbish now fill the whole
street. II is not thought that any person was
killed. Loss not vet estimated.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-07

II seems 10 be generally conceded that
Church, Deputy Collector for the port Of y
York. will be appointed TO the position Of
lectOr.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-11
From the n. O. Times
An Anazonian ConteRt.

The Second District Recorders court
room was yesterday ornampnted with
the presence of an old Cyclopean &C
quaintance-Mi-s Jane Sullivan.
She brought her eye with her, too. but
unfortunately she didn't keep il t. wind
ward, as repeatedly advised to do by some
OF her marine friends. If she had, there
would have been no occasion for pl ,ciny
1t on exhibition in the temple OF fn4mt<,
1t seems that vii h the design of varying
the weariSOme monotoDy Of n too pScific
life, which she had led for few hourS,
our fair friend sought recreation in pu u
listic indulgence, while her sagacity
taught her it would be found in the nos
fesslon OF beauteOus nymph called Kate
Btiley.
The many charms with which the oraces
and the seasons had endowed the latter
fair maid, kindled the warmest affection,
IN the hosoms of a number of nautical
gentlemen, at the same time they enAeu-
dcred corresponding degree of envy
and jealousy In the breast of Mis- Jane
She, thereior del bernt " furl+d her
calico sleeves to the elbow, folded her
crinoline around her adlpuse waist.
brought All her disposable ire into r,dni.
si'lan. and then planted with unerrlcg
accuracy, great strength and admir- bic
SKILL her dexter maui" upon the nasal
organ OF her more favored Mdv4rsay.
Encouraged by her aGmlring friends.
va" were prosecuting with much success,
the c0mmendnbe employment drink
ing bsd whisky from purl,,iued tin cnns
III den on BIrrnck> street. even as ,t,..
SC 'ndinavians "f oil drank wine from
the skulls Of their slaughtered enenu.x
In Odln's halls, Mss Ka,e manifested no
d. iciercv in those qualities so hi,hIv ga
teemed by the votarles of the fiS,ic ar,
nut returned the donation thus b. 10
lently b"slowed. and firmly resolv. G not
TO De outdone in generosity, presen,e ed
her accomplished antagonist with apo her
OF much greater visor, which took up its
aoooe upon her opGcIl organ, which il
immediately embelll>hed with enci, cling
lines OF an azure hue. As P.lytham,ls.
after ms encounter with the saye ~,
1'hlca, called aloud on his brother c..
c!opS, 20; friends, | die and No man
gives the blow" SO called Miss Jane on
Anft c ave k"nnedy's police. who escort
co them both 10 the lnckup
when arra,gn~d, they /. u I'd ~ worthy
champion to enter the lists i'm The p.r,o,
OF forensic knight. He sat cree. with
lance ready poised and viz1r down Inn
the sword o: memorable Justice parrix d
MS thrusts. pen4Ira ed his greayeS. nm
hofSed and bore hun heavily to The earth
As poverty had so mailed hpse ma,d-n,'
pockets rs torender them invuInt rabl,. 10
hoe, that same sword contenred itself
with poking them in the Parish Prison
I"r thirty days each. which WIS g,pa,
eye sore TO Miss Jane, who left his Honor's
presence
Il M"lstrum torreadur icforne. inpen. c,i ,r-r
I'D mptum." 49, ~ " 'e"
Good bye, old g'hal.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-11
wna. nal..l..lppi Dee. Nos W .n..

Ta- V..rssufs Herald mas thu follow
ing. which, Judging from c"mmunicatl1 i.s
In the Journal, has hlrt soMeoody :
corns:
Mississippi needs no more Of those self
appointed emmissaIies, who come down
here TO teach the negroes their rights,
and inf ,me their minds against their
former masters, and against the race who
are TO employ them, aud benefit them, IT
they are 10 be learned the useful arts al
all. The military and civil authorities
are amply able to take care OF their
rights aud see that they are projected in
their full enjoyment. Those unscrnpu
lous agitstors who appoint themselves III
the name of the North, TO come down
here and tel the negro what be ouSh: to
do if the Government do this or that,
ought 10 be shipped back to their homes
and warned not 10 return again.
There is another Glass which Mlssis
sippi does not need, which is so W Ii -x-
pressed by he Richmond REPUBLIC, til 81
we borrow the langu ge. She has NO
Use for politicians, "she has politicians.
enough already, native to the heath,
which may prove the drath OF her again.
as they have proved nearly the dea Uf
her already. Bar " sh' is u have an al
dltion TO thu SIT OK, in The shape OF molly
radicals, who excuse every license und +
the name OF loyalty" ard who are
- Mi,sissiPpian" merely because their
Northern neighboIs had no use for them
in the good States which they let, she
may az we'll send tor coniessor aud pre-
psrato give up The ghost.
Mississippi is very poor and very help
less in her present state, but she cray
leave to protes; aga nst the influx OF n-w
politics adyenturers, who, though claim
ing to BE- loyal Mississippians," come
not to.vo; r. rot to do good nor to AID l..
lifting her from the groun! and r. esiab
fishing her prosDeriy. but 10 sgi ate to
criminate, to prejndic' against her people
their friends OF the North" to tmbroiI
her with those with whom she would like
to be in harmony and peace; and gen
orally, 10y III manners, i'll temper. co,rs-
language, and rude demearcr, to do ali
the mischief which unscl pulous partizsn
adventures and noisy demagogues ar,
capable Of doing
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-11
81 obile 9irfe1ory

m 0 bile 9irff1or9
BARGAINS! BARGAlNs!'
81 M MARI
%. paurhin Street, mobile, Ala
=. .s,.h, shed Drv Goods House las ~
.s informing their large ree 81 snS
oa1 ustGn-r ihst ireJ L~'
hes. seIected stock CT
rrv Goods and Fancy Goods
n n. c,y of Mob lie and W ieh ne 'sr 81 me s@ -.
asoE able pr e. to he t1aa ,,st It's to i
~a"fape to ea any Eurcn,sIes ea, .r
have Ell e,Ii.es in ling or q, orders as low as
,tt OF ~ - hre n. ms, Ives An goods u
are warranted 9he foi' WiAg 70 y
s. sno piece, Of E-VIiAh srd American CIiicoG'
IGO do rAsrdie NushH.
100 20 colored Jaeonate 0luSAA""
so do G-en adIe,
400 do White Swiss Mnsnn'
20 DO c. Ia + G'ish BARGE
eOl 4n ERIi.. eek Muslin =,
a0l 20 JAG nate and Camsrie 40
.OO A., CHECK apd y ripped %
so 10 BIeached Domestic at all Priees'
90 o do trwn do aaa.
so D.9en vrel c" rsets from ~ 10 Si'
10 Pieces Table Damask,
90 Dozeu To els
SO do ran ikareIiefs-
100 DO HcO S&irts
Also Large Assortment of
PERFUMERY and HATS
of every description
All Cclora snd Sizes of hts d avvers ard every
t.iI "sl ally pr in a ID y GDocs Srre All We AK
= f cali on M heft r. you 40 here as we A' "S'
sr,niu.d % sell low an ! than all new c. mne's
n orr city Don't forget the site a.
H. M. MARX,
73 i,auplllm ST.,
;u,e 31d3m love kOysl.
n RnrISsOy JANIS BRUCE
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-11

500 pcs. American, English and French
Prints.
so pcs S"alI Plaid Girghams,
100 pcs Fine Beacil+d ID IN este,
10 tcs 10 4 While Cotton Sheeting,
10 pcs. 4 White Linen Sh"r,ing,
so rcs R'..nardson'> Ir SIN L mems,
80 pcs Brown and Sla'e Linens,
90 pcs L glib Tweeds and Frencl.
t'as>lm"res.
200 pcs PRINTED Jaconets and French
Orran,li+s,
IS pcs NJ .z.mbiques and Embroidered
B4r-Res-a choice selecrion;
Is pcs C h IN bray, for Travelling
Dresses,
so res beautiful Linen Lawns,
100 pcs Swiss. Nainsook, P lai d and
J,con-t Mu Tins,
25 pcs Nh quito Netting,
so dog IL Towels. well assorted,
500 duz.r Coats ard C.arke's Spool
Thread,
so dnzen tI.rsets,
10 doz IN L dies Parasols, ali sizos.
20 d z-n LINEN Collars and C1ff-,
100 d z n Ladies' White Cotton Hose.
90 dcz n LADIES Leslie TIL +a1 HaSe,
20 d Zen L dies Open Worked Ho-4.
100 .ioz n h.ss quaIrv Enp ish s. ckS,
so dozen Ladies' GAUGE NJ Iino Vests,
90 d zsn Gen's Merino v. SITS,
100 d,zen Ladies L Embroidered French
C,.l ans,
so dog n JAconet Edging and Inserting
500 deg n Swiss Inseriings,
5000 dozen Cotton Foo'ings,
1000 dog n Black Silk Lace Trimming.
1000 drzaR Farcy Braids and Dress
Trimmings
100 dozen Black Silk Net,
100 d"zen White Brussels Net,
100 dozen Ladies' Busters,
10 bales Cotton Yarns,
100 bales Cotton Sheeling, Shifting and
Osnaburgs,
Together with large assortment too
numerous to mention, at
Malone Gk ConncIIy's
Corner DAuphin and Joachim streete,
iulyl d5m MOBILE. ALA.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-11

young Kentucky giant, n med Bud
baie s, is seven feet tall and w. ishs eight
hundred and forty pounds. He is indeed
bud o. promise.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-11

Good bye, old g'hal.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-02-11
NO. 25.

5.-The duties of all officers mentioned in th;.
ACT not herein prescribed shall be prescribed by or
dinance. y VI
ls:-That an act entitled "An Act TO ipcorno-
,l.s virginia city in Madison eoausy,p passed ss
the hrst session Of the Legislative Assemhiv of ,h
Territory of Idaho, and approved Janua,v so.h
iooa; oe and the same Is hereby repealed.
H,-ihat Il. NJ. Campbell, Juliu. Busch ,,a
Hull, be, and they are hereby constitutsa md
sPpointeu I" act as commissioners for the PURPOSE
until ,hs srse and to serve in such capacity
De elected and duly qualified. Said commi,, ions,.
OF any two OF them sball, on or before the 6,,t
Monuay In February, A. D., 1866, proceed 10 Law
out tas territory enbracedwithin the limits Of M
sau city or Virginia into three wards, and fx the
boundaries OF the same, and aLo shal provide for
holding the rst election herein appointed IN IN.
wares of sad city; shall fix the plass for holding
SAID election In each of said waids shall onno;ns
enree persons to act as judges of election IN euch
OF SAID wards, who shall te sworn lnd whose
Piacs may De filled, in case they do not
serve, rs provided by law in other elections
said election shall be held and returns the. eof
maze ana certified In eli respects as NAV be nro.
,iaeu oy law In election for members of the Leris
lature. copy OF said returns of said elecr,on
snail % delivered to said commissioners who hail
canvass the same within three days from tbs tina
received, and the persons receiving IN. bixha.,
per OF votes for the several officers to be elected nm
DER THIS aet and two aldermen for zach 90 s.ia
wards, shall be declared by said commissioners or
any two OF them, duly elected to said oficss. IL
TWO or more persons SHALL at said election. r.esys
the same number of votes for either of ,aid ofcss
s sne sala commissioners shall determine the sam,
between them by lot.
lo.-Ihls act to be in force from and aftsr IL.
passage. ~
GEORGE DETwILER.
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
ALbERr X. LAWRENCE, President.
Approved, December 2Cth 1881
SIDNEY EDGERToN,