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A PROCLAMATION


By TIE President Of the United States Of America
ceived ny me from his Imperial Majesty. the
Emperor of France, tbrough the darquls de
Montholon, his Envoy extraordinary and Min
lister Pienipo,entiary, that vessele beicnkin :,
to citizens of the United States enterin any
port OF France or its dependencies on or after
the LIST day o; January, 1s6., win not bssu , .
jected 10 the payment ofhfgher dnties or ton.
mage than are levied on vessels be long g
to citizens of France entering the said ports:
Now. therefore, /. AHDRLw JOHNSON. Presi-
d'ut of the United States of America, by virtue
q the authority vested in me by an act of Con q.
gress OF the 7th day Of Janu try. 1921. entitled
IAN act concerning discretionary dates oil
.ornagc ana fmpos..,,'' ana by an act IN addt-
ton thereto, of tho oath day OF May. ls2S, do
hereby declare and proclaim that on and af cer
the said LIST day OF January, 1857, as long as
vessels of the United States shall be admitted
10 French ports on the terms aforesaid, French
vessels entering the ports OF the United States
will be subject TO no higher rates of duty or
tonnage than are levied upon vessels Of United
States in the ports thereof.
i In testimony whereof have hereunto set nv
hand spd caused the seal of the United States
10 be affixed. :. fa.f.r -. ..-- ,... - ..-
Done At the City Of w ashington. this twenty.
e.. eighth day of December. in the year OF
L. ST. our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-six, and Of the Independence
SIS of the United States Of America the
ninety first el.1 a-.ay. G.. g arp ..t
:. -. .A. ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY The President .r.. .a.... ..t. ....,. - =.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary of State
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Killed on the RaiIr..A

NoHtkLk. Coss.. bee - W S.,
prsacent OF the New Ysrt and Me- a,.
I hsiiroad, ss,,sPrc from ,he platform A. Co.,
a. SANITY ki!ied by tho O. - ~ N es'
YORK, the wheels passng across has nm. No..
Hag b am fetnNy. = :, - - - "aAhs
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NJ From J. C. Parker. Post Office News
stand. we have the December number of
Rlaekscocd's Edinburgh Magazine. The article
headed "what is and what may be- Is likely
TO attract attention in its concession by the
tories o! the necessity for acceding to the
demand OF the neople for reform bill and the
extension of the franchise
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THE MASSACRE AT FORT PHIL. KEARSEy
The Commissioner OF Indian Affairs has not
received any particulars Of the terrible mas
saere which occurred near Fort Phil Kear
Dey, on Friday, the 2tst inst. A telegram was
yesterday sent TO the agent at Fort laramie
directing him to Immediately report all mar.
tieulars to the office. , 20"
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PREP AIRING THE yrsr

Major Suit, the Pardon Clerk, has been busilv
employed for sometime past in making out a
list of pardoned rebels, TO be furni shed to the
House Of Representatives in answer to their
resolution calling on the President to furnish
the same The list OF all the high rebel Off GERS
members Of the rebel Congress, and grad yates
OF West Point who Joined the rebellion, has
been completed, and will be furnished to tn.
Honse on the opening OF the session altar New
Saarfs dey Wv
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- : : " FROM MEylCO /.

What ynarez Thinks of the United States
NEW YORK, Dec. pa Chihu sh IA letter OF
tbt Atm instant states that Juarez had giyen a
grand ball there. At the ban q uer, ZEN Lew
wallace proposed toast 10 Mexico and the
limited States, TO which Juarez responded
After com plimenfing the United States be said
"Ihey do not desire more OF our territory, AND
they will not Insult Us by asking for II. =
The Official Government organ says the idea
or eoncedipe territory to the United States is
absolutely false. -. .--..-- - =
No on cial news OF the hanging Of E.cobedo
mas been received at Gen. Sheridan's mead
quarters in New Orleans. q. 80 - =
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NAVY DEPARTMENT..

"A5HINUIVN, WIN December, ISt6
Cfcers of the Navy and Marine Corps in
the city of Washington. are notified 10 assem-
bic the Navy ID partment at Ills a. m, on
Tuesday, January Isl, 1857, for the purpose of
paying their respects to the President of the
United States. Officers Will appear in frock
coat. epaulettes, cap, sword. and sword Knot
GIDEON WELLEs
Secretary of the NAVY
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~ FRACTIONAL CURRENCY PRINTED.
During the week ending day, there has
been received from the Printing Bureau at N e
treasury Department S3is,lOo in fractional
currency --t 4.-. go 800 e - :
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DiH1URSEMRNTR

The amount disbursed tom the Treasury
Department during the W eek ending to. day is
as follows: War Department, S673. 40 "a
NAsy.si ,Gs7, 5i5. ~; In terror. go, 1881. .-
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NATIONAL. BkyK CTTRRENcy

Daring the week ending to-day there has
been issued from the Treasury Department,
500, $50 in National Bank currency, making a
total or this date of S30o, 316, 95I From this Is
10 be deducted the currency returned. fnelnd !.
Dg worn out notes, amounting to $21a3 33a
kav1ne in actual circuiation at this date sl9s. .
6l3Sl9. eigfy Vlsr- = - - ~-'SS'-
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SECURITIES HELD

The securities held by the Treasurer of the
United States in trustgfor national banks. rs.
ported TO this date, are rs follows For cirstI
atine notes. s340, 1853, $50; for deposits of pub.
lie moneys, S3s, SO 1850 Total, $40 1O7. lOr
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Panic Over inIiaynna

= NEW YORK. bec. 29.-Havans dates ofthe
s3d instant state that the money panic eere
had ceased.
A qnaran,ue On Philadeipsis vessels vs. IS
stlleE.0rced. s. =
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isffREAL 'REyEsGE--Ther receipts from this
source to-day were $685., $50 So. making the 20
tsi receipts during tho week 81, Ss,,30G 40
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The Weather.

BosTen,{ Dec. 20 Gather clear; ,windN
Wi thermometer ~ degrees.
: PHu.ADELPHIA, Dec, 29.-weather clear md
coIo, Wino west py ->outui thermomeler 2de-
greee. ~ 10 ~ n
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ADMINISTRATIONS TO THE SURVEYOR
.'+t .i GENERAL ''If ~~o,'

H.. 1".t -i GENERAL 80 - "
The Commissioner OF the General Land
ONCE has issued Instructions to Lalavette
Carrier, Esq the Surveyor General of Idaho
Territory, IN formisg him of the boundaries of
the surveying district of Idaho. as defined by
acts OF March 3, 1853, and May 20. 1854, and
oirt cting him 10 establish the initial point OF
survey either on conspicuous mountain or at
confluence of streams In determining W here
survey should be made, preference should be
given TO those localities where the lands are
required Tor immediate and actuai settlement
ard IN establishing standard parallels to ex.
tend those lines 10 the mining regions OF Icaho,
IN order TO accommodate early surveys OF
lines IF public lands containing coal beds or
coal neids, the same shall be noted, with the
ZINES intersectfng them, which will Indicate
conspieuonsly the lands for the correct Offering.
as me law directs. The Surveyor is enioined
by the Com missioner TO employ 10 nan in the
surveying service unless he possesses hiyh
professional abilities as practical surveyor,
and shall furnish unquestionable evidence th a.
MS professional antecedeuts establish his entire
fidelity and loyalty TO the Government
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SHIPMENT or CURRENCY.
The total amount OF Currency Skinned fran,
the Treasury Department during the past
week was Si72-000 Of which $50, 900 WAS sert
to the Assistant Treasurer at St Louis. and
9l22, 900 to national banks
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Ne NUMEER--Iesterday, Charles Shor-er
colored. was arrested by Ofhcer Westerfield
ior TunaIng a cart without the pres crib.d
number. Justice Walter fined him ~ ID
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Police RRPogrs The Iieutapants NJ ,or,,.
reported this morning 81 arrests in the aptira
District. Principally minor offences The to,al
OF fines imposed was s5oOS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-29

The WEATHER.-The thermometer a. the
store OF Franklin & 20, opticians, on Penn
epINanla avenne, stood to- day at nine O'Clock
a. m. 20 degrees, AT noon =. and ar two o.cioc =
y. m. IS.
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tHARsE or GRAND LARCENY AND As
eAULT -fe sterday. Smith Pratt calorsd W.
arrested by pGicer Clements, OF the Fifth
ward charged by Mrs. Frances Smead with
TIE larceny OF a hook ng- glass. and with A.
sauit Justice Gull held him 20 bail for court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-29

~We have received from Messrs. Philip &
Soiomons their handsome Calendar for I36s.
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VHCRE aSE OF SALARY.

Keeping the .sSIsnd body t,es.her
IL lirlcult tack in tho eSsiest ines,
Wheo The sole Of your ho6e from the pper leather
? Is sc<ascr wcru, in the<Norst Of weather.
They've harder to&414Sr toee her than rhvmes<ks
Are y me, prts WILSON srs dollars and di mos.
Fsr tsstsues- Dsqr-nan, the best he can do
l. togcrspr thafeegusi ntspcs of Q dollar txo;
Just9bs n--shd DC oil know the s- 10 trues
IL tever rains, Int A. dro peth ilk- dew"
He pe wife ard hinscHs aud the children /, shoe
Nd penny then rsvsd Is e penny reea. = &
fy &C Mt note, or veil say, tw. nty.fysS
Wisely ex pended. will Peep them alive o..
A. many have tested, determn d 20 thrive;
KcohonJ make b the wealth Of the hiya.-
the poor or the rich man, sol 81 70 save,
W i'll M be the dupe OF ocnsciS nc. less kn.ve,
But vi seek the beat goods whore the charges
Thu. .sT%ILsoS s. on Tn stree. ;oaa fsilews,
-~.sus.
He has 0rnts'. BoJs', Youths, Ladies' and
Misses best wear: = UT
And hiidreu B cots and Shoes, Caters. Bubbers
are there,
or sli kinds and Uses, cheap for cash,-sst ra,r.
he will deal by you liberal. Obliging aud fair.
When you We osait win him once, You Will not go
eo We hear many sensible PEOPLE declare.
GEO r. WILSON. -t-- q
... - tformerly Burns & Wtlssn3
S02 9TH strr.t, under Odd Feilo HS Hail.
1890. Washington, D. O. de.s Ct
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To ADvERrIsERs.

The following is the ofhciaI showing Of the
circulation OF the daily papers Of this city
competing for the Government advertising
under the receDtaet OF Congress directing such
advertising To he made in the two daily news
papers OF Washington having the larges
circulation u.f. --1tr.-..,l.t.s
ChrOntcle .........5.wS
TatsliiceneeY. .........3.552
The eturns of advertising by the city papers
for TIC quarter ending September 30, 1856, a.
taken from the books Of the Internal Revenue
Once. are as follows. .+' E"I H.... -s'r.
EvENrNG STAR.......r.......... s16 O9l
fHtctttSrHccT IL,
C"Vtcte-. fu.2O9
Rcr@blican ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,7sl
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SASrTARY REroErs-Tbe Sanitary detail, -
The police have reported to the Clerk 10 the
Superintendent IT. T. W. Feinour) during tn
pact week f6 hutsaDces: OF which 81 were
aoaied nnsbafed; 10 warrants served. 81 IN
fines imposed; and g. dead horses ana cows
removed. W
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4S6 mAhAn.rhRs. 4S6
7th strset{ ArrRorRI.rs FOR }1th s1rss,
ALL SEAS NS
BEAbnIIEUh AND ESEEgL C0ngLNED
limited bnt choice selections of OIL PAINT ss
Epgrsvfngs. Chromos, Wreaths, Baskets of FLOW
els, &C., appropriately framed.
OVAL PlCTURE FRAMES
a rich and varied assortment frsm the best m An
ufaot ers In the country embracing W aisut I'M
itaton Rosewood all Gilt. Rustic and Carved
Frames Passepartout., Card Frames, &c.
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELS, WALNUT
BRACKETS. &c.
Picture Cord and Tassels all sizes and colors,
klpg Nails, walnut Brackets, Easels a.
PAPEkHAk01NGS AND WINDOW SHADES
beautiful variety Of these goods. embracing the
richest designs OF Gilt Embr otdersd Parlor Pat
terhs In the District With well assorted stock OF
the cheaper grades, with a largo variety of Win
dow Shades, d. ncren Mt sizes and colors.
Orders fer Window Shades and PaperhauRinps
ruuctually 6lled. in city or country.
large portion OF the above Goods were made
specisly to order. believing the best the cheapest
and aiming te keeI thar class OF Goods respect,
fully invite the Public to in psct and compare our
Goods with Any in the market
Terms 1Hrarfntiy "a h.
}. MARkRITER, No la6 7th street
de ls2w' Eight doors above Odd Fell ows' al
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AccipEsTs'LT SEor.-L'stevening, as M
Aoner Brady was examining pistol. zone OF
Sharp's patent AZ fell from has hands 20 n =
hoor and exploded, the ball entering the front
o. his left leg and lodging m the calf Urs
Unlikely and Lincoln extracted the ball ana
thrnk that he will he able to be out in aoout
ten days.
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THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.

The Legislature of Maryland meets ON We'd
nesday next at Annapolis, and the session will
no doubt be an interesting one in consequences
OF the political changes brought about At toe
recent election. One OF the first sub iee,s TO en-
gage lila attention will be the election of a suc
cessor 10 United States Senator Cresswell'
whose term expires on the 9Th OF March. MANY
surinises are afioat as to its probable course
IN reference 10 national ard State questions
which Will come beforeit Thus il Is said tina I
the Constitutional amendment will be re ected,
but thar rs atonement for such action the oh
HoXious State laws IN reference 10 coIored peo.
PIE VIII be modified, and negro testimony adj =
United IN the State courts. IL 10 also stated tn
An effort vIll De made to declare the last elec
tion for Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
illegal and void, said election having been held
under the registration lists Of 1865, to the ex-
cIusion OF those registered last fall and that a
bill VIII be introdnesd looking to the genera
am nesty, by which all those disfran chisea nm
der The prov Lsions OF the State constitution for
sympathy with orpaTticipaung in the rebellion
will be- restored TO their political rights. but
these are mere surmises. and it is not pos sible
o foTeteil the action OF any legislative body in
these days Of political turmoil and commotiou.
when party lines are laid down one day, only
o be departed from tor new ones on the next
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sNCY DESTROYED

FRACTIONAL CURRENCY DESTROYED
The anouut OF Fraction al Currency re-
deemed and Aestroyea during the week eudin /.
to-dSy YVES sssss74 ~
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I UXURIEs FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
.MAILLARD'S CANDIES AND CHOCOLATES
Ca kAMEL'S CREAM CHOCOLATE
DOUBLE VANILLA CHOCOLATE,
ROSE AND VANILLA BURNT ALH6Nns
MIXkD SUGAR PLUMS, and
ASSORTED CANDIES
just received at KING PLACE
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IgPopTAST DECISI0s ON THE TEST O ,rH
f7t'--' ~ AGREED Upon

IL is understood that the Supreme Court
nsve agreed upon decision upon the cOnsti-
Utlonality of the test oath. The question came
up on the casss presented in regard to the ex-
action of the cath frOm attorneys OF which
there were sc verai under consideration by the
courr, which were argued last summer The
court has decided by u vote OF I'VE TO four
against the consttutionaIity OF The oath The
opinions will probably be read on Mon1ay
Esxi, II Judge Grier shosid be able TO be in at
tsncsnce IL Is understood that each Of the
JUDGES will render q separate opinion.
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NV YxaR's BAR 1.-The Mayor, for the
COO enience or tkose who may be pleased to
psyssheir respects TO hin, will, we are iu-
forned. be in e'Coupcii Chamber. City Hal.
bet veen the nours OF one and three O'Clock y.
Sn.. 90 NeW Years Day, TO meet his friends
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n METROPOLITAN
tSl PATENT STEAM BAKERY,
347 street. between ~ and sth
Complete in all its appointments, having ono Of
Mckenzie splendid Reel Ovens and new Ma
ohinery, manufacturing work superior to anything
possible by the old processes. -.- ..
BOSTON CRACKERS,
80 A very superior article, fresh daily.
MILK BISCUIT.
Fresh daily: sure to please; try them.
SODA CRACKERS.
The best In the market; . constant supply
e 81 d. 90. WATER CRACKERS,
OF the best quality, IN any quantity.
Together with CRACKIR Dust SUGAR
CRACKERS. NOVELTIES, GINGER SNAPS.
40, always on hand, at the lowest prices
Try and be convinced.
d e NV THO pAVENNvp
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CHRISTMAS DTsSRr.-On CHRISTMAS day
an excellent dinner was given 70 the patient,
In treedmt s Hospital, near the corRer oFrth
ana Boundary streets. Surgeon Reyburn, Of
toe freedmen's Bureau, presided. aad the n
Ole was Well supplied with mauy delicacies O,
me season. About two hundred patients and
guests sat down. 40 after grace by Rev Jonn
kimbail the good things were DISPOSED Of
amer which addresses were elivered by Sur
geon Reyhurn. Rev. Mr.. Condrow, A n
Browne, Esq President OF the Young Meas
Christian Association, MAJOR Townsend aud
others -if TT 'T = ~ Y -
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" EST INDIA ORANGES AND
SWEET MALAQA GRAPES.
Freshs ~ KING PLACE
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MINCE MRAT tDOMESTICJ
NA just made. of select IN ate riaIs,
AT KING PLACE
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LOCAL NEWS

-ieRINrsAL CosRr. Jsdee NsAev -Npsrrd.,
John Loss. iBuieted for sssantt ana .batt.ry
with tnt-nt 10 ksl. vss f9unds Ssilty OF IA
fifteen days 80 w 80
= On an in dic,neht sesi ssr The same part, for
larceny ssae pvoS SeAs entered. %
1np morning.. IN thelcas OF Fran ts K-ely
convictedsfIareeny. n re w trial WAS granted
IN The case OF James Allen, con yicted OF lar
ceny, VOTE proc. vAs entered A new trial
VIM. Field. convicted 81 an assault with int.n;
20 KIN. WIS sentenced no two years Ia ths A. .
ba1y peni,eatiary. Chas. Bennedy con fc,e 1
penite ntiary r-aa %. .sa-1-I . - = =
James Allen. convicted on similar charge,
was sentenced 10 SIX months in Jail.
Joseph Peyton. onyicted on like dDAnes. as
also Philip Lon gs ter, aiiss Chas Ford xS.r..
senien need TO one year IN The peuftenuary
In the cases Of WIN. Moody and Chas Stew
art, con ricred OF larceny, ana Edw'd Latcser
OF an assault with intent TO kil~new trisi
were granted.
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The SAFE Reconnaissance the robbery OF
the safe in the store ~. NJ Maxruder & 10
on ID. near Gth street. last Su nday morning, thu
detectives bsve been unrpm tiing IN their ef-
fcrts TO capture the burglars Ciaryoe and
McDeyitt gave it special attention, and have
succeeded in capturing two your men sup
posed 70 be connected with ~. ard also a va
ise containing another portion OF the taol,
used The machinery used by them Tor open
ing such safes Is of curious construction, rni
portions OF II is nj, hlv polished. Ii isD Owin
poesefsion OF Major Richards an d Will be nj
oeo 10 the curiosities in the collection made bY
tne Aetropolitan Police, especially the detac-
tves The officers have not got all they want
or ms party. and the preliminary hesring
VIII MOI be had until they are ready Tor IN
trial. I.f.|.- 90 : Il. =. -
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GOLDEN SURPRISING WINE.
OUR FINEST NATIVE WINE
Gold colsr, full. yet delic ate flavor and fr
GRANGE. and less than half the cost OF i'm porte
wine. KING PLACE
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SECOND EDITION,
O'CLOCK !. 81
60 vERNMkNT SECURITIES.

~AsHInaToH. December ", Iees.
Jay Cooke &,'Co. fufaish SsAs forfowrns
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WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE, CRY HALL,(
berember II. 1856
toncn on any avenue. street, or alley, in Which q
Satsr main has been laid either By the nTted
States or by the orporatiou OF WsShiuetou arc
remindsd that unless the instalment Of the tax
row due be paid st this Office prior to the LIST af
Sanusry, the property will be advertised ans sold
de Il. tai RANDOLPH CoYLl. wR
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-19
sGrant
How a Man Freezes to Death.

NJ. Pouchet lately read an interesting
paper on this subject before the French
Academy of Sciences; the authors in
ferences are as follows
l. That the first phenomenon produced
by cold is contraction Of the capillary
vessels TO such an extent that globule
of blood cannot enter; these vessels,
therefore, remain completely empty.
2. The second phenomenon is an alter
alton of the blood globules which
amounts to their complete disorganiza-
ton.
3. Every animal completely frozen is
absolutely dead, and no power can re-
main in it.
4. When only part is frozen, that
part is destroyed by gangrene.
5. If the part frozen is not extensive,
and only few disorganized blood glob-
ules pass into circulation the animal may
recover.
6. But it, on the contrary, the frozen
part is of considerable extent, then the
mass of frozen globules brought into the
circulation when the part is thawed, rap
idly heals the animal.
Z. For this reason, half-frozen animal
may live long time if maintained in the
condition, since the altered globules do
not get into the circulation; but it ex-
pires rapidly as soon as the frozen part
is thawed
s. In all cases-of congealation, death is
due to the alteration ofthe blood globules,
and not to any effect on the nervous
system.
g. 1t results, from these facts that the
less rapidly a frozen part is thawed, the
more slowly the altered globules find
their way into the circulation, and the
greater the chances of the recovery of
the animal
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-19
TOOF, PHILLIPS 4 CIRODE,

ARE. AS USUAL, WELL SUPPLIED
A with every variety Of goods in the above
Departments, and are, as heretofore. prepared
10 offer inducements to all
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CLOSE CASH BUYERS,

Equal 20 any house in the Southwest, and will
continue 10 compete with the Cincinnati and
- Louis markets, in quality Of Goods, low
PRICES and quick dispatch Of All business IN
trusted 10 our care
Consicnments Of Cotton respectfully solicited
and strict attention paid % Instructions respect
INK the same. All shipments, whether ~ ratl
~ steamboat. covered by our open policy o.
irsurance unless otherwise instructed
TOOF, PHILLIPS 4 CTRODE,
ASSN - FrCnt Street, corner Court
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-19

THE noted German tragedian, Fechter,
is coming to the United States
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-19

Az editor in Maine has never been
known to drink any water. He says he
never heard of water being used as
general remedy but once-in the time of
Noah-when il killed more than il cured.