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Later from ,McNiCO,

SAS FRANCISCO, March 9.-The Mexican Re
publican General Alvarez. under the date OF
Provrarncia, February I'D, writes that af-
fairs 1T Acapulco IRE unchanged. The French
are continually hara>scd.
General DiaH has inauguratcd 4 successful
campaign in the state OF Ga iacu. Colonel Fe-
ycira, after defeating tn" Impcrialists II To-
huantepcc, moved toward Tchuacan. The
Imperial forces in Vera Cruz have resumed
active operations in that quarter. The Re
publican Government is still located 1T IL
Paso.
General Pesquira has resumed military ope.
rations in Sonora, and his forces have been
augmented by large number Of Americans.
The Republican General CaToua, with one
thousand eight hundred men, had won vic
tory over the imperialists 1T Lcoamo, i'll Santa
Cruz.
General Morales was collecting a large Re-
publican force for Immediate operations The
Liberals complain that the officers Of the
United States are under too strict order IL
show courtesy to MaXimiNan'S officers, even
permitting them TO send maraudin@ parties
across the border 10 interrupt and rob neutral
travellers.
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we have NOS full purses, we have strong and
willing hands No life is more disinterested
than that of the soldier; one victory will com
pensate him for the tolls OF years, and all that
he asks Is, that IL he fall, he may not be
allowed to rest unnoticed and unknown, like
the senselcss hrutes of the field
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MURDER At SwEETwATER-CoLD-BLo uDED
AND FIESDISH. man by the name of Mont
romerv, living about five miles from Swectwa-
ter, Tenn, was murdered in cold blood, on
Wednesday last, while on his way from his
farm 10 SWcetWatcr. During the afternoon his
horse reached town, with the traces cut II
was at once surmiscd something was wrong,
and parties went out on the road TO learn what
had occurred They found his buggy III the
road, and upon search being made, the body OF
Mr. Montgomery was found about three hun
dred yards from the side Of the road. lie had
been shot six times in the head and once III the
body Our informant had learned no further
particulars We trust every man in that sec
ZION will turn ont, ScOur the country, arrest
every suspicious character, and bring the
offender TO Justice. Mr. Montgomery was u
rebel, and suspicion points to certain despera
does who have been, at times, in both rebel
and Union armies.
The murder was pcrpctratcd for money
The scoundrcls took his money, his watch, his
overcoat, and all the valuables about his per
son. -kuo1tUe Commercial, 10th.
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Another attempt at revolution has been
made in the interior of Hayti, and plot 10
assassinatc President Getirard has been dis
covered
Tenements are easier 10 be obtained IN New
York than they we're few weeks ago, and
rents have a downward tendency
James Chestnut the head of the Chestnut
family of South Carolina, recently died, aged
seventy three. 80
The rinderpest, according 10 the report OF
the United States Consul ut Liverpool, Is still
ON the increase in England.
The health of the venerable Lewis Cass b
ranidly failing. He scarcely sits up al all, and
his death Is daily expected.
The ex.rebel General N. d, Forrest Is III OF
the smallpox.
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DlAnoLrcAI ATTEMPT TO Ron AND MrRpEK.-
\ horrible attempt by three negroes TO rob
and murder Mrs Matthew O'Bricn and her
son Edwin was made on Saturday evening.
While on their way home, and about four
miles from this city, they We're stopped by
three negro men. One inquired the way To
Washington city. Mrs. O'Brien politely in
formed him. AS the carriage moved of again,
two of the negroes cried out, " Halt One
of them then came from the left OF the car
rage 10 the right, and presenting his pistol
ut the head of Edwin, without warning
fired, the ball taking severe and terrible effect
in the right side Of his neck. Edwin fell at
once backward into the carriage, with the
blood gushing III streams from his mouth and
from the wound. The negroes then proceeded
to rob his purse, and Titlcd the carriage OF lis
contents, threatening all the time 10 Kill Mrs
o Brien if She made the slightest alarm or
resistance. Fortunately for Mrs. o Bren, At
this iuncture the negroes saw III the distance
five or six men approaching, and, becoming
frightened, made hastily of with their booty,
and no clue has since been obtained to their
whereabouts. The patient IS III an exceedingly
critical condi tion. -IicU0It3rid G0Eette, l2hs.
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c. L. CARD0Z0.
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SCHOOL BOOKS, embracing all the best text
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Medium, DeIni- Crown and Cap Blank Books, In
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In great variety. Copying Presses, Books and Ink
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Photographic Albums, Work Boxes, Writing
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of Fancy Goods, Prayer Books, Bibles and LYNN
Books.
A liberal discount made To teachers. Country or
dern will receive prompt attention. ia s-ts
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LUMBER.


DAGLAN Nd IL CO., l. u NJ Il l. K
Ia DEALERS, FIFTEENTH STREET, offer for sale
goo 90 feet II H. and Finch PINE part OF II sea.
sonnd: 80 o0O feet |, u, and inch N. :. WHITE
PINE: 80, 900 No HEART CYPRESS SHINGLES,
loo, 80 No 2ClPREsS SHINGLES, OAK LUMBER,
assorted sizes: HEART GARDEN RAILS, CEDAR
posts, WHITE PINE FLOORING, dressed
JOlsTS and SCASTLiEG u 81 feet long HUBS,
HOUNDS, SpOkRS, and FELLOES, for wagons,
Nr. Also NEW COAL or WOOD CART
BILL TIMBER cut at short notice on favorable
terms. NH 9-.ml kAubhND . w.
MERCER IL WOODWARD, IUM-
vi BER AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, have
on hand and for sale Il large lot OF
LUMBER, green and settsonedj
PINE and CYPRESS SHINGLES,
VIRGINIA and ROCkLAND LINE,
CEMENT, &c.
BLINDS and DOORS, all sizes.
Will give particular attention TO orders Ton BILL
TIMBER, Pine or Oak. !"
Storage room for Lime, Hay, &c.
Office corner Of Ninth and Byrd streets.
Yard or Ninth, between Byrd and Arch streets.
IL 22-ts
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MR. SEwARD's ORGAN on FRAyCE.--As 10 the
Emperor Napoleon's promise TO withdraw this
army, we have seen no reason whatever 10
doubt its execution in due season. On the con
trary, there are the best of reasons 10 believe
its fulfllment, and that before the close OF the
current year.--SetD York Times
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Tic Confederate" Dcad-Ihc Cemeteries ot Vim
chester ana nichln0h".
The people OF the @o"'h SiouIu Ho' 4oIse'
those who haH" fallen during the past hfe
Years, whether 10y disease, b. one OF the iAoH
sand hazards OF NE. or anna Inc am an" con-
fusion Of battle, and get III some instances tAty
have seemed 10 show want of proper regard
fer their memory. Every heNl!l remember tll'
complaints during the war that many vino
Ii.i in our hospitals were hastily and hur-
y!a6'E thrown into the ground, but then we
u.r" all looking forward 10 thai day Of peace
which ahould enable is 10 raise the stored
ura over tie remains Of those whom we loved.
Pracr. - compared with active war, l. here
and YET hut little has been done. Not from
waat Of feeling, not from want OF Affection
bu; because, perhaps, wea1icd and heart-bro-
ken S0utherners h%yeiclt gloomy pleasure III
reyiccunE those whom they should have
guarded the best
There are, however, some nome eNeel'l'iS'
Winchester, that once picturesque town III
lh" valley OF lFSlhia-" lA'hcs'el' "nl'"'
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-14

WHIPPING AFFAIR IN MARIoN.--A difficulty
occurred in Marion on Friday last between
Mr. Mcdonald, Deputy Sheriff of Smyth
county, and Captain H. A. Forsvthe, uuited
States Assessor for that district, which re.
suited in the latter person receiving genteel
s,citctiuy at the hands of the former. The
difficulty was of an entirely personal charac-
ter ,tchJtTg Republican,, l3M
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ST. PATRICK DaY.--Great prepare tons are
being made by the Irish citizens OF New YORK
ana The surrounding cities for the celebration
of 81. Patrick's day, on Saturday next,
Colonel q 'NIahouy has issued IN order for the
parade on this occasion Of the Ninety -ninth
regiment of the National Guard. Inc
Knights OF St Patrick will celebrate the DAY
by "A banquet al the Maison Dorec, IN Union
Square.
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1UEAP LIGHT! CHEAP LIGHTLY!

CHEAP LIGHT! CHEAP LIGHTu
I ] KEROSENE oil, AND KEROSENE OIL
LAMPS Having made large additions 10 our stock
hand-I would invite my old friends and the
public generally 10 call and see me before pur-
chasing elsewhere. For the present we will sell
L. q. REX, Agent,
r. 7-3m At the old stand on Governor street.
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The vegetable gardens near Norfolk, Va,
promise large crops, especially OF early pota-
toes and tomatoes.
letter from Rome says that ii is believed
that at the next consistory bishop Of the
United States will receive u cardinals hat.
T. = Tappan, an ex-brigadier rebel general,
died at Ticksburg, Miss. LIST instant.
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ACHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY or TIE ABOVE
ARTICLES FOX ONE DOLLAR BY PuRCHASlNG
SEALED ENVELOPE FOR TWENTY-FIVE
Five Sealed Envelopes will he sent for Il 90
Eleven for -. 90 Thirty for $500; Sixty I've Tor
so 90: one Hundred for $500. q En- i
WANTED EVERYWHERE.
our patrons are desired to send United States
money when convenient. Long letters are I'M
necessary - -
Orders for SEALED ENVELOPES must In every
case be accompanied by the CASH, with the names
OF the person sending, and town, county, and state
plainly written. Letters should be addressed 10
'-' GOODWIN, HUNT eco,
Box5,7 Post office, New York
"a 10 "A Esw3mk
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VIRGINIA AND OTHER LAW
BOOKS.
GRATTAN'S REPORTS. Is volumes.
LEIGH'S REPORTS. II voiumes.
ROBiNSOE'S PRACTICE new. vol umes.
ROBINSOT'S PRACTICE toldl. 3volGmes.
RORi NSON'$ FORMS new.
ROBlS>ON'S FORMS lodl. - - w
MATTHEWS DIGEST OF THE LAWS OF VlR-
GISIA . volumes. ..-.-...r,,, -,
MATTHEW'S GUIDE TO COMMISSIONERS in
CHtNCERY, with practical forms for the dis
HENXiNG AND MUMF0RD's VIRGINIA RE-
PORTSr Condensed by MINOR. -
TATGS ANALYTICAL DiGEsTED linden.
volumes.
L0NNX.S DIGEST. 3 volumes.
LOMAX on EXECUTORS. volumes.
TATL'S DIG EST OF THE LAWS OF VIRGINIA.
MANO'S GUIDE TO MAGISTRATES, with practical
forms Of the discharge of their duties.
PATTON AND IIEATH'S REPORTS.
JONES OK STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS:
HOLCOMBE'S INTRODUCTION To EQUITY.
CODE OF VIRGINIA (lsGo).
VIRGINIA CASES.
Several of the above works now scarce, and
as they become more so, the prices will be en-
HANGED SO those who want should secure, them at
/ once. NOobHOuaL ~ IahHaM,
Booksellers and Stationcrs, Governor street, near
Main NH ITS
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+ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

7 OOK! LOoK!! LOOK!!t
| Merchants and families who wish 10 supply
themselves with CHINA, GLASS, EAkThEN .
WARE. and HOTSE-FFRNlSHlAG hooDS NJ
greatly reduced prices, are invited TO call aud
xamine our stock which i very large and com.
plete We are Offering inducements which cannot
f,il In Meas. j. q. SNELSON, Agent,
at w. C. LEWIS 4 Go. = old stand,
NH L. corner above Balafd mouse.
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TREASURY DEPkRrMENr,l
OFFICE OF CoaPTRoLLRR or TIE CURRENCY, }
WASHINGTON, January 18th, lses. }
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented TO
tie undo rsigned, IL has been made 70 appear
tha; THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND" in the city OF Richmond, In the
county Ct Henrico, and State Of Virginia. has
been drly organized under, and according TO,
the requirements Of the act OF Congress- entitled
cured by pledge OF United States bonds, and
10 provide for the circulation and redemption
thereof approved June I'd, 1894, and has com.
piled with sll the provisions Of said act requires
To be complied with before commencing the ouss-
ness OF banking under said act; c..o,,..o A.
Now, therefore, Freeman CLARKE IEh pI "
the Currency, do hereby certify thai .Tne rlsns y
ters' National Bank Of Rehmonai IN .nS sssy. ~
Virginia. h authorized TO commence the business
Of ds, the act wnsss nv hand and sal
- IN 90 ~; iy,r,, day Of January, 1859.
FssU FREEMAN CLARKE, comperohsr
/ No /. Treasury Department. JAZZ
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TEN BASKETS PIPER Il cos.
1 HEIDSICK- CHAMPAGNE, .,
20 baskets MOet Ehaudou's CHAMPAGNE,
3 quarter casks fine SHERRY WINE,
10 cases PINE APPLE CHEESE,
: cases HOLLAND CHEESE,
20 eases farm DAIRY CHEESE, -
80 eases TOMATOES, PEACHES, and PINE
APPLES,
10 casks Barclay LONDON PORTER,
s casks Alsop's EAST INDIA ALE,
casks Bass ALE,
cases quarter boxes SARDlNES,
% boxes Italian and American MACARONl,
30 bags old Government JAVA COFFEE,
5 cases WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,
10 casks Cross s Blackwell,s English PICKLES,
for sale by FRENCH CREAsHAW.
NH Ats
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No disease has been more closely and care
fully studied during the last few years than
the Asiatic cholera and now that, in its
westerly course, 1T is approaching this Cont
n"nt, every species of information connected
with its symptoms and treatment is thought
fully and deliberately discussed. 1t seems TO
be generally conceded that the disease is not
contagious in its character, and this, in the
absence of better proof, is conclusivcly shown
by the fact that, although cholera has existed
in Europe for several months and in cities
with which we have constant Intercourse, it
has not yet made its positive appearance in
this ccuusy
or the primary causes OF cholera we know
bat lutte. but we do know, that by following,
IN our personal habits, the dictates of reason
and experience, we can diminish both its dan
ger aud the frequency of its occurrence. In
cities where the sanitary regulations are
strictly drawn and carefully complied with,
cholera i not u formidable enemy, aud its
greatest rayagcs have been always expert
cnced IN the deuscly pcoplcd and filthy cities
Of the last. In clean and weil-reSulatrd
cities in temperate climates, cholera IS Tar
from being formidable, and most of its victims
are found among The miscrably poor, the i'll
provided, and the intempcrat". Those WHO
would avoid or prevent cholera should caltI-
waite oluanimity, regularity OF life and hat
bits. cleanliness, moderate exercise, tempe
rance, and avoidance Of al excuses. This i
what is absolutely essential, and III this city 1t
isindispcnsablc. We can trust to the good sense
aud prudence of our citizens TO do all that Is
necessary for themselves personally, but all
this will be of no use unless the city itself is
thoroughly clcanscd. The City Council can
not remain forever dormant, they must soon
sec the importance of immediate action; and
when they have done their duty in abatng
public nuisonceS, and allaying the general
alarm which now exists amongst us, we can
afford 10 dismiss our gravest apprehensionS,
and await the result with fortitude and rcsis-
nation.
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,xrrprR,rr corroy LOANS. -

Secretary McCulloch has authorized special
Treasury agents in the South 10 seize rs con-
tiscatcd property all cotton which was, during
the rebellion, subscribed 10 The called Con
ln1nrntn lOnM.
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ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND NEW
~ BRICKS.-We have for sale, At our yard, on
Twenty fourth, between Main and Cary streets,
one hundred thousand good NEW BRICKS.
r. 2gts TURNER & PLEASANTS
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PREPARING FOR TUE CHOLERA.

The Secretary Of War has issued orders to
all the various military commandments that
tnpy must sec that in their departments such
sanitary regulations are adopted IS
win. if possible, prevent any visitation OF the
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Within month or two, rents III this city
have been much lowered. The large populu-
ton which was expected TO BE- here this win
ter has not come, and the consequence is thlt
uutcnautcd houses are very frequent In
some localities, dwellings can he procured at
half the prices at which they were held on the
Isl of Drcpnlrr.
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CONFIRM MED

Washington Bouirant, Esq. was Yesterday
confirmed by the Senate ~ United States
Marshal for the District Of Maryland. Mr..
Rouifant's nomination, which had been re-
jectcd, was Il second time presented TO the
Senate by the President, at tho request OF The
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TIM PARDON BUREAU.

The President has pardoued hut small
number of persons for the past week The
entire force of the Attorney Grucrai'S Office is
now engaged in making up the report OF per
sons pardonrd, called for by Congress. In
south Carolina the whole number pardoncu
50 far is xix hundred and ffty-fiye.
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The Supreme Court decided to-day that
savings banks are liable TO a monthly tax OF
one twenty fourth Of one per cent upon
money received, invested, or loaned by them.
In this connection il may be stated that 4
great many petitions are now being received
in Congress asking the adjustment of the tax
On lpnOsIls.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-13
- REASONS WHY THE szz
MEXICAN WATCH.

MADE AT WALTHAM, MASS, is THE BEST
1t is made on the best principle. Its frame is
composed of solid plates. No jar can interfer re
with the harmony of its working, and NO sudden
sheck can damage it's machinery. Every piece 10
made and finished by machinery, Itself famous
for its novelty, well az for it's effectiveness,
and is therefore properly made. The watch is
what all mechanism should be accurate, sim pie,
strong and economical. Except some high grades,
too costly for general use, foreign watches are
chiefly made by women and boys. Such watches
imposed oil several hundred pieces, screwed
and riveted together, and require constant repairs
toskeep them in any kind OF order. All persons
who have carried "ancres - s'lepines," and Eng
the truth of this statement.
At the beginning Of our enterprise more than
ten years ago, it was our frat object to make a
thoroughly good low priced watch for the million,
to take the place of these foreign impostions ;
the refuse of foreign factories, which were en-
tirely unsaleable at home and perfectly worthless
everywhere.
How well we have accomplished this, may be
understood from the TACT that after SO many year.
of public trial, we now make more than halt OF
all the watches sold in the United States, and that
NO others have ever given such universal satsfac-
tion. While this department of our business is
continued with increased facilities for perfect
work, at present engaged in the manufsc-
ture of watches of the very highest grade known
to chronometry, nneu9aled by anything hitherto
made by ourselves, and unsurpassed by anything
made in the world. For this purpose We have
the amplest facilities. We have erected an addi-
ton to ain building expressly for this branch
Of our business, and have filed it with the best
workmen in our service. New machines and ap-
pliances have been constructed which perform
their work with consummste delieacy and exact
ness. The choicest and most approved materials
only are used, AID challenge com parison be-
tween this grade of our work and the finest i'm
ported chronometers. We do not pretend to sell
watches Tor less money than foreiga watches,
but we do assert without fear of contradiction
that Tor the same money our product is incompar-
ably superior. All our watches, OF whatever
grade, are fuEy 7warranted, and this wsrrantee IL
good at ii times against US or our agents in ell
parts of the world. -
CAUTION.-Ths public are cautioned to buy
only of respectable dealers. AL persons selling
Counterfeits " Ill be prosecuted.
ROBBINS APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company,
ocl20dwlR. ls2 Broadway, N. Y.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-13

How TO BE BEAUTIFUL AND HAPPY.-Msn and
women are naturally proud they do like to look
well, and we think it right, but do cot have any
sympathy with that class whose disheveled locks
fly in every direction, when with the least care
their whole heads may be made surprisingly beau
tirul. Every white, gray and faded lock may be
restored to its original color, beauty and ustre,
while the scalp is cleansed from it's flying dand-
ruff, and every hair prevented from falling off
Yes, and, worry likely, have a luxuriant growth OF
hair cover their entire head, where now
there is none. But how this be DONE BY
using Tebbett's Physiological Hair Regsnsrator,
which never soils the finest fabric, is richly per-
tuned, ha. NO equal as hair dressing, is used
among the most fashionable exclusively, and pro-
nounced the standard preparation of America
Every bottle is warranted. Smith s Dryer, Cen
eral Agents, Chicago, Ill. Sold by Glenn Il
Hnckley, C. A. Benser, c. speidel, Schmidt &
Grouan, Rock Island, and druggists every where
June l6d6m.