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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-04

Read Go, Rugheimer Ravene1 & Barnwen,
Fraser: schneu CO, Shaw, " stefens Co, ston,
Webb Co. Thurston 4 Holmes. " Trott, Mrs NJ
Co. CIV Wetze1 Werner Ducker, Wurhman & Lii
nenthal g q Walter &c. Weyhmann Co, Southern
Brig Lizzie Merrill, Ulmer, Richmond, Me, days.
hay and Potatoes To the Master.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Richardson, Savannah, via
Beaufort and Hilton Head II bales Cotton, and
Mdze To Porcher & Henry, Ravenel Co, Goodrich,
Wineman L Go, Southern Express Co.
sohr Deas, from West Point Mill 80 bbls Rice
To Cohen, Hanckel & Co.
Boat from Christ Church. Is bales s Cotton. To
Baggett B. Co.
Boat from James Island. 15 bales Cotton. To j
Baggett & Co.
sloop r Lee, Gradiok, Cooper River. $50 bushels
Rough Rice. To II Ingraham Co, J Dswson-
Went to Sea; Yesterday.
Gun boat Chicopee, - Northern Port
Cleared for this Port.
schr Eva Belle, Barrett, at Philadelphia, Nov %.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-04
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF sCHARL EsTox:..
Arrived Yesterday

staanpshp Moneka, 1ebby; Nex Xork. left Friday,
4: - + e. " r: Burpe Gc j G. Bprck1nyer,;E Bates
do. Bischof &,co, = n BRISTOL. Rissen Co Block
lyons Brown Go Baker; b114an x1 n bros = y
D.. Il C1a1ssen Ghapean, Gartm;1l III Hs,neson @ %
I2 :aisach - Foav: Ferguson Holmes, r fshren-
y ~ X Fleming co. Fremder, Furchgott Bro
Il ffnsS;sr. GuInemin, G aoldsten; aruber Martin.
caf Y Harrisson 4 Son, Isear, a nling Jordan, n
s, fJ Johnson, H Klatte &ioo King = csse331ey w
~ ~ TotZ. iStte & Marshan, q uesehgi4 Muller
n mccarthy, Melchers Mu1ler Mc1.oy @ R1ce
IN II nsnn. " McConb s. Go. Noise = Murphy
n Mantue Co. MaTsohss &c e Is,n nesaaoos q ao
;",ad1,n = = Tsssass5;., QNackenboeh. Cutnby
" Rsfenstefn, " Russell o. Rodsses q 20
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-04
es per South Carolina Railroad
December 3. @

oates Upland and bales Cotton 100 bags GRAIN
cars Lumber, cars Iron, and SuAdries. To Ora
Aam W Dukes 3 Go, Rodgers Co, Il K1atte &
%, Roper stoney. B McElhose, A Robinson Co,
Chisolm " Lebby, Bischof, q Walter L co, L M
AVER 4 Go, Mowry Co, Reeder, " P Dowling. 8 J
% Kirkpatrick Fraser g. Co. Agent, DAILY, Nor
deces & Co, Caldwell, NJ Rartn, e Ford, Mantoue &
: y Smith, Hunt Bros, F c 1dey. @--t
ss 7.nsignees per Northeastern Railroad,
>'4, December 3. 4
:ss bales Cotton, s24 bbls Naval stores Furniture
E.n, &C. To Mazyck Bros, N Caldwell l. Son, j l. J
r S:kpatrdck, z Davis; M Geraghty Dukes + Co, " 4
Il ,.: Adams, Frost 4 CO, Ingraharn, Marshal1 A
lsoorson & CO, e b Hicks j Bsggett b CO, Mowry &
CO, g Williams : c. King : Gasaidey; Lee sRencer
B1inott, McCants,i T 8 s. r RAgent. n
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COMMERCIAL.

81 cents. we quote: (
. Didd1lng. 81 G.
Strict Middhng. ...--.............-....- @32
Mobile Market.
n MOBILE, November 2o.-CorroN.-The market open
Cd rm this morning under the impulse WHICH
fair demand Sales were made early in the day on
on osSs Cold New 70 togetser eth
market there caused factors to let down their ideas ia
ss oS
MONETARY AND -FrNANo1AL--The Gold market has
Of New York fuctuadons Tho Only sales Of Importance
reported early in the days10, 900 at 143A aud
doing the market closing at 14oa14e. s'.~
Sterling transactions continue limited scale The
only sale reported bill for s22oo at l5o closing quota
We have but little change to New York Sight
the day Banss MS ana nd Bankers r W s check Discount
to par, and buying Cotton bills at 4 to discount
according to quality.
81! New Orleans Sight par.
-= New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, November 27.-sUGAR AND Mo-
1AssEs-The receipts have increased; they are much
sass SIS b5ls and 81 Moasses from
Lower Coast the balance from the Upper Coast and
being mostly local. the market continues dun and droop-
ing Receivers anxious to realize and in order to DO
compelled to make general reduction IN prices
from day to day, there being very little competition
6uys for e for 81 @
s3a5c gallon The sales to-day comprised 2z5 hhds su-
lowing quotations, which we have again modified
III 81 * 9ss 5esssser =
..,u 'o' oonl ..sza - GOOD @ Com 500
in i9Sss1o1 h@s CHOICE Mssss asse
Mars Ia a > ..
18th Ths s .7s 7s,xa72sN@ a12sN
forwa- .;.ss,cr 2s-CorroS--The market opened this
Tent pretonsons Of holders, the majority Of whom
Sd prices considerably in advance of the ruling rates.
later hour, however, and after the receipt Of the
tn York telegams factors rcceded and buyers being
II enabled to operate with advantage, the de-
80 became quite active, and y $500 bales changed
20 II
GENERALLY admitted that the lists sold subsequent the
scept news were at figures indicating tendency
tsoften rates. Referring to the above remarks, we
speat as fo''nws:
tie5S Good Ordinary. Observation-Disclosures sogS1e
Low Middling .s2@ssc
X ~ srArEMEsr OF oorroN:'
Eek on hand September !, 1ses... bales-1o2 os2
Rs.ved previously @ 1e7 Ss72o1 $50
sos,771
Cleared previously. 500
Stock on hand. Observation-Disclosures. 17T2e3
The clearances comprise 1i24 bales for Boston, and
SUGAR AND MoIAssEs The receipts since yesterday
comprise Isl bids Sugar and 1s bbs Molasses from the
eer feeling il the market to-day both for Sugar and
sr and sSa~
abraced hhds Sugar and SIS bhls Molasses in
sugar@1nferior aasTc: common air full
air 1ChaloEe; prime lla1l c; choice l2c; seeoIds
rses Inferior 4oc; common 5oa52c; fair 55c; good
sF we. we soae2c; choice e5as7
s Of Mass .na hs TS q
The New York herald., 1866-09-15
MADAME RISTORI.



usdame Ria 'sris drsi rehearsal takes plaos a.
todav Ys.,.rs, she hAi several interviews 9TH ,hs
chief artists of her company. signor Glaeomo Glecs.
tho leadiug tragedan ,ho will pofsonato Jason, Hoo-
fernes Clnlrao fs,ce.er and other principal r0Aci aus
ono OF these His daush, W. s'gnorna Luigs Gleeh.
was also prca,ni She viii ., Nonate Juseho enAfAe-
ters. such C'ea.a and Arxaci, !, Sho has, hto h~
father great reputation. and To- yea upon - yonn2
aercas of much promise and ability hosh i"tnrf AAs
daughter had thor pictures takon Ia NNASior yrser-
day The other members ~ tho c0nNahY pro.rh1
were signora Gyaziesa Liech tho ~. NofiLA W.
glniA sas1ti, Hignorna nuua boln,.s ris.on
cosafe kistor GH0 Butt and AioSaNhl lsr''
s-fo, besides several lesser ightA. Madame ht~*
tori received visitors Ia tle afternoon. huy dAs-
tinguished persons called npon her Even Tho oNllar1
OF tho guests In u. hotel cd speak 20 ahJ 80
her She received the usual number Of letters ana
presens from the residents of New York. and also mEey
Others from Philadelphia and BOston. Tho letters wrrw
all conchrd In tho kinde and otnYosed hopes fos
her complete success iD this country IL ANNOUNCED
that Madame Ristori would visit tho Thss tbser la
night and box was duy decorated ia her honor hai.
of MafaAio Ristor u VI u pacs of public smusD
mont iill after the Goth inst, which date she wiu
mako Lcr deLdf in the New world 10 Legorvo's Modca
rho nbrcfi OF hor plays will b. publ shed and tne
Engsh OF them may then be nlsdo quito familiar w
those Who wish 10 thoroughly gauge hor alenr sad
Joy hor performances On Monday tho fAc ~ ickets
for the Inst approximation will coinmence TIE nb
sorpton book for tb. season of eighteen nEhA N -
a omen to-day
The New York herald., 1866-09-15
COURT 0f GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Ru ssel.
gEyrrNrEs

SEyrEN
waen lie court yas oponed yesterday ths City Judge
proceeded pass senionce upon the prisoner who were
remsndcd during the week.
Charles King and Raymond Carr, vho pleaded guilty
~ larceny from the person.
Thomas BALDWIN, who pleaded to attempt q bur-
sary In the third degree soni 70 the rcnitsnary
for one year
Frank Pcany, guilty OF an .,lemp, At grand larceny,
vas also sen, 20 Blackwclrs Island for one year.
Henry Richardson guilty Of assault and battery upon
Thomas Thompson was sent 10 the Pestensy and hned
sIo0
otto Rice and Ferdinand D.cs,slhsse convicted Of
saalting Roger Gbridc, arragned Rice was fined
s2, aud Judgment wss suspended upon tho Other sc-
cnscd party.
John F1txslmm0ns was tried and convicted Of petty
larceny frvm the psr0n, having on the Jpth or July
stolen set Of teeth and silver sleeve buttons from Jci
ferson ~ Iaiorge Mt tho of Casophor and Hud-
son srccs A tho prisoner had already served term
in tho State Prison hts Honor imposed tho Pcs
atty he could nict BY ending Fszsmmons 70 ihe State
gECraL AsssuLr eros Az ovvIctr
Frank haJon indicted Tor felonlous assault and bai
terry upon occr HOlley Lyon, tho lst nst by sirk
lna HIN several blows tho head with siung shot,
headed guilty ~ an agsaat with dangerous weapon
With intent ~ bodily harm The Assault was coward
y unpruvoged end tho City Judge sent the prisoner
xho II appeared, had maintained good character
previously % tho State Prison for three yearx. Nj.
Bedford moved for Judgment on the sof AMI oppd ~
motion of Tho prisoners counsel Tor sposponenens o'
tho ssnleDce.
Charles Doniey anil John Hart, CHARGED With bnrgsr
ously entering tho premises OF Bertha Glerckner 2s7
East Hoas'on street. the 10Th Of August, pleaded
guilty TO attempt at burglary 10 Tho third degree they
hsying bcen caugh,in the act ~. %ntence ga '"o
Thomas Whean indicted for breaking into the store of
ELIAS Gill n Broore street. on the 10Th Of August and
s,smp, !. sarrary in ,se ibd deg rec He az soni 10
tho PsnltelLary for one year.
The New York herald., 1866-09-15
TELteaApsn cesyESrIss AZ sMIlxesf.

BAirncPv, sept lt, iscC
The National Teleeraphic unioa Convention me, here
Yesterday President Hammond in the chair The Con-.
pitee on Resolutions reported TIC following preamble
and resol1tons:--
iIcnde The words ~ rs founders to promote he gner
wTs ~ s ou afs ss $ f hsSse pspoa sSf
us protecon and support aud whereas IL ohce
ssssent rsht aud u the inerce,s AZ lbe
'aslnberp b their safeguard and prosoeson prosperity
IN power ard whereas believe tcss oil oni,
psr. 81 ss ssrasa q ,s e ss, - .hs a
pe-ent better piospee' o. profe--oa aisance'nnns 20
o1eron part operator, ~ the
ese q .he mos. ntsifen. and earn.r .ior. sbe per
hcn selves true men ara wheseat "a, been nthnatsd
E-soTrd Th,, il !. ,Es " this Convention ths, NE
prer nj a: last, no redueon s,oua be nae rlary Y
y ,ss. san vii ana Ourselves ssr,oSsy smbsrssssd
should our r-.oan-s os ~ isrAly r-luc-d
Bainod 80 until tho hour OF adjournment
A. the Afternoon tho following elected
orcrrs Of tho National reagraphic Union for the en-
81 az year uphan. Of Boston, President: " q.
Churrhni ~ Chicago, Nos President; A. A. whppie,
Of ARsny, Tr.surer, J. , q. Reey, of baltimore ks.
ye<,ond ~ Secretary. g. H. -tnth Of Wow York Editor
o' tho rsi>grayAev.
81 touis was selected plaos for the nsrt met,
me Essons Tslcgrsphc union were the recipients "
grad baaquet n the kutaw House N. night given
them by The members Of The baltimore dls,ri J. 9.
Roley of Baltimore, ~ ndod. kx-Prnsadent Hammond
Addressed The members AZ length, giving a 90
tailed history Of the origin aud progress of
telcgraphy IN this country he vas followed
with Prof More In ths art attempt " -stsbgh c,s
graphite communicates in this country. j. W. sorcr and
j 4, t'pharn of Boston; " r Scdcy q Ncw York; o.
n Tsasls ~ A.gunta Geors a aud IOhn Tasen of t.s
ssso,igsd Press of Philadelphia, addressed tho nsnbcr-
ans their remarks vcrr enihn naacaiy roc.ycd Greet
inF1 vsrs yed from The Press uub q Philadelphia
s.,a ather e,tlxrns
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vyTtp sr,rts tcxmssluslSs HFG


man naiasd John Breom vas charged With hssiss
Rad h. Lls possession transfer proas which, II W.
alleged RAJ been nsci for counterelsinr purposes
NJ giAkn Alien and Mr.. Joseph Heli United states
ptr,cs Attorney conducted Tho prosecutor Breem wa
attended by Ar Orlando T. stewart
1ne eitnasses examined On behsf " thc prosecution
vry, Ahsl Ware, Mr. W r Wood, Chief ~ the Secret
-eyvice Department, Marshal Nnrray and NJ Nswcsnc.
aDtssred from their testimony that With te press ~
aarson Counterfeit plates Og United stairs currency hsd
been made Tbs defendant confessed th but said ~ ~
the confession maze under promise ~ protection
The press bal been owned by man named trsch, who
Yold ID 10 Trscm The former claiming thai according "a
e terms ~ the bargain be a. have The prsieg- Of
using a. and /. alleged that tlrch wsnt W breem
p4cn III business for tho rrpo. ~ rolling OF counter
feIt mates lot Of plates we're found n the house ~
ware A possyille, staten Island Ware testified that
those pses which had been sent there by direction ~
I1rir aud rcsm had been used for c0unierieiins III
got gfe rlaiss from Ulrch
The further hearing of the ~ss sdourned t1i tbs
morning
The New York herald., 1866-09-15
c A NJ a D A.

Ports Closed -f.unhoRf on Lake urou--suf-
eirrins> OF Volunteers. De.
OTTAWA, Sept. IA, 1856
An official announcement is lnsde Jy tho Canadian
Government that the free ports OF Sa,i ST. Mary and
Caspo abol,hed- This Is ooncesson 10 tho United
States.
Tie yunboa, chorub has bcsn orderd to iaso Huron.
where she IS cruising actively.
Complaint como from the camp al Thorsii ~ made
quaic supplies and suffering from the nciemenoy of tho
weather.
The Confederation party OF Nova Scotia rapidly
changing into alton party, because of tho well
known apathy OF the CANADIANS iho subect OF Con.
fcdoratoB
Cd having become dissatisfied with the proceedings os
Llln rpmNAny.
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

Captain Ftxhas arrived bore Ia the City OF Manchester
direct from Hountjoy prison. Dublin. He states that
one hundred and nfy soldiers OF the regular army
arrested and sent TO prison from the Curragh Camp
the day previous TO his departure Everything In
necton with the arrests kept profound from
the public and not word about the allowed
TO appear 10 the Irish newspapers Captain Joseph Glee
son Ia brother OF Bgadier General Gleeson Ia now on
bis way 70 ths country with important dispatches for
James stephens.
On Tuesday the 9th OF October fair will be held by
the fenian Ssiehood for the benelt Of the families OF
State prisoners.
The New York herald., 1866-09-15
Attempt to Get tp a Scare on This
Side OF the Border.
Rumors Of Organizations to Raid on United
States Towns and Villrges.
Private Residences to be Pillaged
and Burned.
&c. &c. &C.
SPECIAL Ielssaam TO THE NEW YORK uesAlu.

OTTAWA, G. W., Sept II, 1906
fhnre is something astr among the Fenians Canada
Many strange visitors in this city and the expression
begins 70 pass around Boys bc ready when the time
comes" This expression has recently been heard more
than once addressed by and Others and the
strangers using II not to be found Four
gers inspected the crti6cations of Kingston ny,
and Immediately afterwards n, sterously disappeared.
Cabinet councils OF daily
yonce, but unprecedented and impeneirable mystery
sssls their proceedings.
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

NV HtNb<1 'Fnn., SFft ", Ts1t
Tte southern i0yalieta Aidr~'ed vast a0dbenca In
Music Hall to-ngbl ErGovsynor DUtt0n, ~. ~. pvs-
slded, aad opsnea ,h- needing with appropriate
speech. An sddrew ~ wskomn read by Alesandsr
G Twining. II. D., gsnsc by many leading citizens,
Benlanln saimAn. JArDsA H2disy Henry Dstaou, VIII
Mln ~ Russell Henry n Harrison, w0rthington, and
Cocnsi stokes srd Dr Randolph. ne weather vas
stormy bot thsuzeDcs very lsrge end ths snsba-
.aFrn intey.s
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

the fort for that purpose The total number or ata.
men,s tho oemo,ery Ia threo hoo>sHd ioas hundred
forty ave, Of which seventeen commissioned
officers ono hundred and ninety threc .commis
stoned officers. threo musicians two thousand
hundred aud fory-two are privstca, tson,ythree
Untsd satos seamen, one hundred and seventy nine
are unknown, and two hundred and eighty eigh, are
Confe.iaraie aoidiers
The New York herald., 1866-09-15
srrs,, sf swedish sailors Under the Treaty
with that Gsvernm~ss.

TIE 81 ,dish consui, under the prvvisions of tho
treaiy rstwesn The United States and that government
hsi t,s imprisonment ~ Of tho crsw cf
the ship Inda lying IN tns port, for muiinous con
duct furng The Voyages Tho aocuaed we're bronght
before the Commissioner for examination.
Mr Costa counsel cor The Consul, .ttenfed Tor the
prosecution ana Mcssrp Edwin James aud Danphy for
he sor0sed Aer hearing The cssc ard the certinrste
of the Consul aud other Documentary evidence having
been read ue Commissioner decided 70 commit the &C.
cused 10 rrsson untl the vessel saied frvm tbs por
gofns points and exceptions we're taken ~ shs a..
ftndsn,s coan- witch vll b raised isforc the Cout
npon VIII u hsbess corvus
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

NJ Lotfs Segt Ia. isH
Inc rsdcala a a.. ssventh Congressional dlirict of
esngr yesterday nominated Bon aInln " Loan for r..
eleetleu u Congress- ~ aoclanat0n resolution
asoysnd expfasanr the h0pa thai Andre~ Johoson "
he ilst - the great Ancupns 80 upon ibs n1on ~
Isns 4 - sorrow aud repentance for a long asnel of
4u.tf a
The New York herald., 1866-09-15
st.N vas; sftnss Al nfiuYIllt

Nr.BvifIr Pa, sspt u. Is1s.
rrsal msAs fnsetln- ~ tbs EepablcsHs "a Cnwfusd
rouny held here today, " rsfy TIE noTnnAjion 81
Genera ceary for The mesAbg sidrsz-ed
~ f.sa-rsl y w. Gsarv. Governor A q. rgrn. Csoasl
Vsu,nel Mckee ~ kentncky. The evenDg tbs ma~flne
rrnn ~.idressnd bY slallkhA A GfDw an<futLnrr
The New York herald., 1866-09-15
ptvs FMs 81. lsus.

81 forIs. sspi IA tssa
Censv ! Terry arrived here yesirrday, rvuzs W "a
Pan, v, tsks command q he Department
Tts soldiers q Nor,hern Ksns&s bsf on srfhus>S6io
meet na a A<hsyn to-day % sppont delegates 70 ths
fvsk1rr soldiers Csarsntiou. A fan dss>&siIen vss
yyrSsnted Rssou'tpus wesc afopfed s1sssls1ss Coo
/grsss AID hosri'r cnasfsng 'hs Hs~shS.@aA susn6-
The New York herald., 1866-09-15
Ihf alnN IRAnf SALE.

The ought dayr saic at Iaayil,. strcbegh 1 cs'a
opened yesterday with the English ngoicca IN fai-
lowing quotations prominent smons 80 saos a
the day
American Scenery, norrceo, tic Canadian sceoerg,
morocco, Si5. HAiiR irolahi 10 9coaery, s2T, Pied.
nen, snd Italy. sl5' Bar'i'tta switzerland nio'ocos
slT, nesniies ~ the hosphurns slo fhSteIaol - ~
Induatral Art, sl23 THO Nlka Gallery Sg1 The fcs-
non Gallery, so IN Gaaej of M01ora sculpture sz.
The farmer Caiory s55; hclla Anatomy q ErEFrsos.
81 o., wappe'a An.ca0ies ot falntlas - ~ t4as-
WIS Work, sl2 rs Cauu'B so'th Amtncau inaabs.
90, Cs,iermoro'r ciSii War, E 70; Coesselrs ilo.
I Gallery, So 60 tnV9r's animal kugdOtg, o. ~,
Pyramids oi q zob, tll G0 warwickshirc AuiiQ aiises
tncudlng celsrei engraving of shakaprrce house.,
az co. Gray's Careatafen. al Croyillc'f Cryptic
game fiora fd 60. H.r.s Game aud WId Animsis ~
a rca $50, hDRauh's works Qnctlding the two Neh
known suppfcs "A platesi fas liootera Fiom poroan
Amrrlrnna, 1is, Eupes ostu'ne cf th" Ano Its.
ss 10 Hpwiite Britisl Q0oea., ~ JackRonN n tory
~ Wood Enxrayilg siI renuilrs ~ corn ~ Charles
Second 90 2i JaraiueH khgraIiaia Library 80
Iindcv'. nritlen Fruit, g26 -. L,ndina Iaarsis,
s25 kartin'8 Ci4li Coslnme ~ England, sta Ai'lia
gems Monuments of Greean Art, sX1, Arabian Aa,lsi-
lies q spain, $40 Shave illuminated Ornnmenih of
Made hgca, 2i1 90, seymour Humorous hkci hcs.
~ - Thu gaic ~ foreign invoices wil b. coni!nn
today A " .e .ocS largo lot ~ atcscotsge
plates w ~ sold
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

fh. POPULAR SKIRT "a rsfffRsAfiN HFGOh
MhaDED - AslkAIIoA n4uNlihtb stf oFlNlvs "
hY wiini.l3tfr ~ riip PxCrMsigE rArrFsO.
EEIs AsD sufp uwNEi;s Dr rsIisT.
MErfS EHAbbEg A GAftt.
~ ..lnl~s. ana X 40 "a X -" Z, ,ssls =. Y
Also o. WHOLESALE - ne LEADfap JOfnkEa.
The New York herald., 1866-09-15
Release OF Feninn Prisoners.

TORONTO c. W., sept Ia, 1866.
seven Fen.an prisoners csptur of Fort Eric in juno
last, have been released Their recocnizances,
their being evidence to warrant further deten
sion.
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

A. Ladies, Di-g.ra irjar's". rsdd,ss; ~
rApAiP JNwPffS fAsNAhtAit BstsA AMb fArfu
LLFNA1Oh " tasr.sp tao fqgsa. 90 l.ns. ssffe'
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

Asi G.r S.srcamb~'- '.Gotd seal" nnd '.u.y
E.aNHatAt @aiGk b4s8 feF ezls vFtsf aftft WIS
sac dsvot - truaawAy
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

" De-~rvrdiy Popular" uurs-ur ,os"es.~
the lfar fiHtjn fug thA Is aaA@go ohl~f ee,HAa
nation Of aHa debeaie oapra Ciae9DaG Lomnsrssa
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

Anuc. -trirkIrn1f. Aaus HrmeaD II % Gvs-
tAIn II sti the tra 0f ln tA~ a*Fs -
sies i' apa tisspnr. Anf 10 un sysfrsf. r4y - -
IAes@ infected aisfAets. bold ~ al asuEaiss
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

4 rss. for fs.airs ward. i.aai.s' ~haL-
New N8h
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

Cri-s sdoro'- Hair D,r. TIE 10. scr Nias--
ls'r0d WholeA4e ana fv'sii 49, nfpi3, a. ~ hHs~
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

tn. "x.-s. i.ehn.,ss ssi.gi..- -sg,f,ss
CO = SS-sry Ns~ Yea
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

addT~-. Pciirk a SOW. u-rr--i.naa sfess-
6aNtufrrN Nf bf4tAnNdW. N0Afth sAfrNt
orIrr bDisd lad reIarrd
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

~. iaas~.rsh,'- NV fr-ri"T Tyr=
NHTaHfF waoat $50 - lFNfatsNietsN w. q r~~~
ssilnisJ ,s4l so 30 JkLNHotD 4. - Hsr.4U1f
The New York herald., 1866-09-15

l.ps .sg'rs , m"'s.s9 a..... - r. iss.
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,nair- In frefand--Thv Regular Troops Dis
affected Wholesale Arrcst--Fair Of the
p~n.nn ~i@ferhood, &c.
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o.. ssny received In this Ger, ca wednesday last
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The New York herald., 1866-09-15

Reported Organized Raiders in Canada.
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following letter, VIII ch comes 10 the otacr side
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tho asi evening ihe s-slases ~ere aii-
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