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GODEI'S LADY'S BOOK FOR 1866.
(From Which there can Be no Dpyia ION J
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for 1866
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TO CONsUMPTIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored to health in
a few weeks by very simple remedy, after having
suffered for several years with lung affec-
tion and that dread disease, Consumption is anx-
ous to make known to his fellow sufferers the means
Of cure. -
To ell who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used ree of charge with the direction.
for preparing and using the same, which they wilt
fnd q SURE CURE tor CoSsuMPrIos ASTHMA, BRos-
cHIrIs, CoUGHs. COLDS. and all Throat and Lung A.
fections The only object of the advertiser in sendl
ing the Prescription to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceives 10 he nvalu-
able and he hopes every sufferer will try his remed.
as it will cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE. by return
mail, win please address.
Rev. EDWARD A WILSON,
h Wiamsburgh, Kings Co., New York.
v5n2l- lyear.
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The Ohio Legislature viii convene at
Columbus to-day. An exciting contest is
anticipated in Perfecting the organization,
several candidates competing strongly for
each of the various offices. From the Co.
lumbus Joprnai of Saturday we compile a
list ofthe Rspirants:
Senate.-Clerk, E. T. Hall of Musking-
um and w. B. Walker of Darke- Ser
geant-st-Arms, VIM. storer of Logan and
Mr.. Howard of Harrison.
Rol1ss.-Spenlzer, Hon. Peter HITCHCOCK
of ,Geauga, Col. E. A. Psrrott of Mont
gomery, and Hon. VIM Stanton of Ham
ilton. Clerk, Col. j. NJ. Nash of Mahon-
ing, B. J. Loomis of Cuyshoga, and Col.
Barnes of Guernsey. Sergeant-at-Arms,
Capt. d. w. c. Shoekley of Hamilton
and ]. C. S. Miller of Franklin. Post
master, Lieut.. w. B Barnet of Guernsey,
CORPORAL VIM. Mcfarland of COshocton,
and Sergeant ]. NJ. Nefford of Knox.
In addition, the Statesman mentions
Hon. Charles Babcoek, aex-Representative
from Cuyahoga, as being candidate for
Clerk of the House, with the best show Of
success. Hon. Mills Gardner is spoken o.
as having Withdrawn from the candidacy
for Speaker Ofthe House
We shall give the Annual Message o.
Governor Anderson, with the organiza
tion of the Assembly; and other Legislative
news in our next edition
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VOL Xx--NO. l.


the purchase of one of the islands in the
Archipelago named Spezzia. the most i'm
pOrtant of its parts, and admirably situated
for the surveillance Of both European and
Asiatie coasts, and offering every facility for
the formation Of depots, dock yards under
the American flag. The discovery Of this
proposed arrangement with the American
government has given US terrible surprise,
as it is considered a realization of the Ia
nous threat which at one time appeared
nothing but 7 snkee bombast-
The Madrid correspondent of the London
Times SAYS the health of the Queen is de-
eEning daiIy,and it IS thought she viii soon
be unable to attend to the duties Of the
throne. Great alarm exists among the peo-
pie. ~
Orders were issued on the eve of Deeem-
Der 10th forbidding any officers Of the gar
rison TO sleep out Of the barracks, and for
bidding any Offices admittanee to the bar
racks until he has first been recounoItered
through the wicket of the gate by the off,
Ger Of the guard. Regiments that have been
stationed in the city for some time are being
sent away and fresh ones from the provinces
are taking their places.
It is rumofed that the Queen has lately
lodged large sums Of money, in her own
name, in France and England.
A Paris correspondent says that the ter
miaation of the extradition treaty between
England and Er4nce was, That during the
whole period Of existence Of such treaty
any criminal demanded BY England of
France, has been surrendered, while not one
single criminal demanded by France has
ever been given up by England The En-
peror does not propose 70 be any longer q
party 20 such a sided arrangement
Several hundred miles of the core, or in
terror, of the Atlantic cable are completed.
FUNERAL.
The funeral Of Henry Winter Davis will
take place on Tuesday at one o'clock. The
sudden death Of Mr.. Davis has produced
profound sensation. .s-
PETROLEUM.
wAsHINarox. December SI.-Admohished
by the disasters which have resulted from
the burning Of petroleum, the Secretary Of
the Treasury has directed collectors Of IN
ternal revenue TO see that every preeaution
lis used in the storage Of this eembustib ble
mafteriand whepeversPplieations are made
for the storage of the same within the lin.
its Of any town or city, to forward to the de-
partmenta statement that the warehouse
fincass of FIRE will not endanger the lives
and properly of the persons doing business
IN the vicinity. -
a i9 "a NATIONAL BANK.
The BOaisians National Bank Of New Or.
leans, with capital of 81 ,o0O, 300, has been
authorized by the Comptroller of the Cur
reney. The total circulation Of National
is $237. 3Tl,0 ,000.G 9i
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General News

From Canada.
ToROxro, December s0.-Hon. Fa9eescn
Blair has accepted the vacant seat Ia the
Cabinet, vice the Hon George Brown re-
signed There will be no change II the noli-
cy Of the government regarding confedera-
ton and other Important questions.
Death OF Henry winter DazIs
BALrINoEE, december so-Hon. Henry
Winter Davis died, Of pneumonia. at hajf
past two o'clock this afternoon.
Doa b OF ArteEnus Ward ans VIE.
woRcKsrER, Mss, December so--Aa. in
quest was held on the bodies Of Arfemrs
Ward and wife, who were found dad II
their residence on Friday morning. resulted
in a verdict Of ''died from inhaliuE coal zas.''
COmpIeied.
oswRGo, December s0.-The Osweco sns
Rome Railroad is completed, and passeaass9
and freight trsins viii commence rnn6inr
on Monday next.
ParficulaFs OF the Less Of the co.-fl.
tuttan-
Wilmington, December 30-The steamor
Constitution, Captain Grayespan, left Saw
snnah for New York, on the 2ad inst, with
twerty-f ur passengers and zoe bales Of cot
ton, struck on Southern Point Of Lockout.
on Tuesday morning at four o'clock. vhare
she remsined forty eight hours. and than
broke up. The Captain with twelve Of tie
crew and one PASSENGER, W. p Long. of
Brookly n. Y. saved themselves on cotton
bales. They landed at CAPE Lookout Iiahf
House st four o'eloek on Thursday afternoen.
and proceeded 10 Morehead City. The fortT
persons on the i'll fated vessel, consistin. 6f
passengers and crew. persisted. The snrFi-
vors leit Morehead CITY for New York 1hia
morning,
Prem CaIifsrnia-
SAW FRAScisco, Decensberssss---lE eiisfof,5
reeeived here from Portland, Oregon, saws
that the steamer Cascade had succeeded II
reaching the cascades Of Columbia river,
with the passengers who had started over
land from the Dolls, some Of whom rsr,
badly irosen- The river is almost clea- 70
Astoria.
The Tornado.
NAsHvrLLE, December s0.-Ths latest in
formation from Pulaski states that ths loss
of life and property is less than at frst re-
ported, one lady only being killed. a Miss
Bradden- "A Mrs johnson s thought 70 be
mortally injured. One nsgro woman was
killed, and seven negroes more or less Sc
xerely injured The tornado struck tha
southwesterr part Of the town, uprootine
trees and destroying six or seven houses.
portion Of the Riehland factory was des-
troyed- Several houses in q southwssIsl1
~ direction Wero-ieEeled to the ground.
among them those Of Mrs. White three
miles from the town, and Ar. James ".
Cook, eight miles from Pulaski. This Is ths
extentof the damages Is far as sascertained.
VIII Nps Agree.
HRw YoRK, December 3O.-1e o'cloek. ?
M.--The Jury in the Strong divorce 49,
are still out and there is no immeS;-f,
prospect Of agreeing upon verdict.
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Southern views.
Array.


: NEW oRLEASs, December 2s.-Tkree po-
lieemen were severely wounded on Chrisl-
mas day By gang Of excited negroes.
Some forty have been arrested, most Of S1h5rr
were armed
From the Rio 6srande.
Affairs on the Rio Grande are cuiet. The
Liberals are up the river, idle.
From Texas.
F. D. Dubbaek, lately released from Fort
Lafayette, has reached his home in western
Texas.
The planters, farmers and freshmen gan-
orally are making contracts sor the Ssxt
year.
In Central Texas the prospect ia not an
good The planters are discouraged.
General Gregory is making 4 tour tbrou-h
the State addressing the frsedmeu. wits A.
view 70 persuade tbsm TO make contraets
for labor next wear.
There Is much complaint about tie mail
service througnout Texas. Il takes seven
teen days to get letters from Houston 10 NsW
Orleans, which can be travelled in thres
days.
business in Galveston is dropping. Goods
daily decline.
From Loufsiana.
Hon. IQan RaX--of -Inzaie5aua, writes on
the 5th OF December, from Washington, thaf
he is satisfied that the Presidents recon
struction policy whether abandoned or not
would be carried out at the present Tine bF
the admission Of the Southern members.
In the early part Of this month. At Jefs--
son. Texas, the military rescued, IN open
court from the sheriff, BY force, two Trsas-
ury agents, indicted By the Grand jury lsr
swindling. Tie provisional judge OF the
court released the agents under threats a
punishment if he disobeyed
Irresnlar.
Telegraphie communication from New
orleans with the North and East is vsry-ir
regular.
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Associated Press Report.
From New York.
Arrived.

Arrived.
NEW York, December 3I-The steamer
Atlantic, from Aspinwall the 22d, brings
California mails of the 9Th and $S76,0OO in
treasure. p0si H-1a
ChiIian News.
News from the Pacific is unimportant.
On the 2Stt Of November the Chilian man
of war Esmeralda captured the Spanish
gunboat Cavadorga, off Papuda, having on
board the Spanish Admirafs correspon-
dence. The engagement lasted half an
hour The Spanish had two killed. The
Esmeralda was undamaged. The prisoners
taken wore commandant, six officers and
ITO men, who were treated kindly by the
authorities and people. The commander
of the EsiDeralda was promoted to Post
Captain, and q subscription was commenced
to present him sword ofhonor. Though the
Spanish Admiral was only forty miles of
he was ignorant of the capture until in
formed hy the Chill papeEs threa dars af.s== =
wards.
The Spanish flag ship Villa de Madrid
left Valparaiso the evening of December
lst. 1t is supposed her destination is
Oalloa.
The Chilians have also captured a launch
of the Spanish gunboat Resolute, on block
ade between Tome and Talaehuhona. The
launch contained one gun and forty men,
and was used for watching the movements
of vessels near the shore. The Chilians
had armed a small tow boat called indie
pendence, with two or three guns. One
night she fell in with the launch, which
fred at and ordered her 10 stop. This done
and light put out the Spaniards soon jumped
aboard and found themselves prisoners.
IAN American, named VIM. C. Foster,
was arrested at Panama, charged with be-
ing concerned in the robbery of paYmaster
Rittenhouses safe in October last, but was
subsequently released, there being no evi-
dence against him. The real enlprit, Mark
Bradley, who keeps bar-room in Panama,
/ has been secured on the rough evidence of
| sailor boy named Fritz Yeke, from the
United States ship Cyane, employed in Rit-
tenhouse's Office at the time, who took
an impression of the key of the safe for
Bradley. The money was all distracted by
the boy, who was to receive $500 as his
share, and carried off by Bradley's bar
keeper, named Dell. The boy only received
seven dollars, and was threatened with
death if he blowed on Bradley 500 in
| gold, supposed to be part of.the plunder, was
found hid on his premises The barkeeper
Dell, is in California, where he escaped tc
some weeks ago.
The news from Central America is un-
| interesting.
The coffee crop of Salvador is estimated al
$50, 900 quintals. t 500
The cotton crop is not tithe of last
years, owing to the ravages Of the army
worm. i7H t -
Costa Riea has taken precautions againsi
the cholera by establishing q quars4tine-
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ReiteratiOn of the RnmOr of
-i an Agreement Between
the US. and France.
Death of Henry Winter
p Davis.
Particulars or the Loss OF the
Steamer Constitution,
THE FoRNADo m TENNEssEE.
From Columbus.


80 LEGISLATIVE CAUCUS.
COLUMBUS, December 80.
The legislative caJrur-s- -this- evening was
entirely harmonious, and completed rneir
business at an early hour.
The Senate nominations for this session
were as follows; For President pro tenn, to
preside until the Inauguration of the new
State officers, Hon. H S. Martin, Senator
from Stark county. For Clerk, E. T. Hall,
of Muskingum. For 1st Assistant Clerk, L.
P. Rose, or Licking county. For I'd Assis-
tant Clerk, E. W. Miles, of Morrow county.
For Enrolling Clerk, J. H. Dynes, of War
rem county. For Sergeant alarms, W. B.
Barnett, of Guernsey county. For 1st As
sistant Sergeant alarms, Alex. Mccoy, Of
Goshocton county. For I'd Assistant Ser
geant-at-Arms, VIM. Phillips, of Knox
county For Sd Assistant sergeant-at-Arms,
Frederick Blenker, of Franklin county.
A large number of those who were nomi-
mated by both houses are those who have
served in the army, and such service were
the chief claims urged by the friends of the
respective candidates,
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ns.,h q nearr WInter DavIs.

We have the brief telegraphic aRnounce-
ment that Hon. Henry Winter Davis died
on Saturday afternoon, of pneumonia, at
his residences in Baltimore. The news Of
his sudden death will be received through
out the country with surprise and sorrow.
No intimation has been given of bis illness,
and this announcement is consequently
unexpected. Mr.. Davis had gained ma
tiousl reputation as bold and brilliant
advocate Of free principles. Living in a
Slave State, as be did, during the days
when Slavery was most arrogant and ty-
rannicaL bis position as an anti-slavery
man was thus rendered more conspicuous
and honorable he was first elected tc
conersss BIZ the American " party but
soon identified himself with the Republi
cans, with whom be sctsd TO the close o
bis life.
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Washington News.

NEw YoRK, December 3e.-A Washington
speeiaI says the stsscment in reference to
the exact meaning OF the reiterated runors
eoneernips the withdrawal of the French
troopS nom Mexico will be likely to receive
oiRcial confirmation in few days. When
these rufnors FIRST appeared they came
originally from France There was 3 con-
dition attending the withdrawal aud that
condition was an assurances from this gov
ernment that no interference will be allowed.
The result Of this guarantee will no d0ebt
result in tha belief that the Liberals will
make short work Of Maximilian when the
French bayonets are withdrawn, but We
should not be sure Of this as MGximilian
viii have goodly number Of Austrian and
Belgian troops 10 fall back On, and besides
these he has q contingent force Of 2,0ea
more to draw on yearly for several yesys tc
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L
ryy Ohio I.egislsture assemblies TODAY.
c. c,-,-,v 90 psnnsv,van;a whe is in
cnbo writss hat his health is improving.
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Christmas between sEOllceineh anu
NO'DAus sei'o' .~,, q.
The Louisiana n Nauonsl Dann 80 ~ view oi
leans win oapl.oi . slSOO'oSt n19 D
au.iiO' LOU y ''-'' = 80 -
sS-.;,s !. Wi w;,.s;9rton - norrow Genera
- - e.r..,sd = ,o he one If .be 0pests AT
30 wadd;nr e
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- sA.-'- -
a LAReE Fl hre IN FroVlaence' h i7 yes'er-
day morning. aessfoyss s<'eiSl OiU
- 80 80
rum s'''''O " SO''Sss.
a YOUNG man, nasned E''i'l'l Jsurez' nom Ianss
vile, Ohio' shot himself dead, yesterday IN
Boston. He was supposed 70 nave Deen IN !
sane Ssnte'sts
a rorULAR vote IN Nortn earoiins rom On 'ns
ordinance 70 prohio1 slavery resulted ss
follows; IN iavOr Oh 'ne oruinAn0s' i'''-' :
agalnsn S'o4o' D.. ..i $3.50 .-.si...a !.
TIE fuoilc sAonih'sia'or an " y e~ ty.a
has lniortnea me bPs.e o. Aiaet Ai'sn 2 snes
city that ne Is q deiaulser 70 sne allouh' o. :
$4,000 He lost the money IN STOCK specu-
latlou. 81 g4i
On the third page of this mornings pa
per will be found a full report OF the clos
ing scenes in the Hughes trial, to vat Wit; the
Death Sentence by Judge comnOerry' ana
the speech o. 'he accused
"A FOarREss MOsRoE correspondent says
Mrs Clement c, Clay has arrived there to
visit her husband She found him in excel
lent health JEFF. Davis health is also said
to be remarkably good n
THE tornado at Pulaski, Tenn, did not re-
suit in so much loss Of life as at hrst report
ed. Only two persons were kliiee-one
white and one black woman-and seven IN
jured sixor seven houses were DESTROYED
A NAN named John Jones, living at At
lsnta, Ga, sends to the wyandotte (Kapsas)
Gazstts thesmsli sum Of $5O, 600, Confederate
let no1rt tor tn or q
money, and asSs ths eoi'0r 70 Seno inc paper
month : 81.
a BRIEF synopsis OF tne governor MOI Aus.- 5uta.
sage is furnished Oy teiegrspn. :
pent-it the Synopsis Is an nue. u ~
is evidently intended Oy "OvernVr A4
derson 70 create ? FsRss'lon equlY@''-' -
some OF the modern POpu'Af y lt 4'''S'
FURTHER particulars are furnished OF the
loss of the Constitution of the North Caro-
lima coast. She went ashore on point Of
rocks where she remRlped twelve hours De-
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spEcIAL DIspATcHEs.

VESSELS LOST.
NgW YoRK, December 30.-It is reporled
that IS sea going vessels were lost of Miss
ing in the month OF Decen1ber Of which
sixteen were steamers.
KErcHUn.
The Albany Argus says that Horace
ley, George Opdyke, David Dudley -
and VIM. E. Dodge were in Aibanye few dnr-
since b urge the Governor to pardon Young
Ketehum. They were fortified By letters
from the Chief Detective and Others uromi-
nent in Dat;snai politics. All persons in
iured By Ketehum and others CONCERNED.
NTH one exception, unite, it is said, il ura-
ing pardon II is also said that Eetchu,ns
testimony il needed in saits involvinQ
over j, ,o8o, 900, end thai BY bis csnries-
ion and consequent disGualifcation a. 4
witness much injury viii be done.
eovEEseR cFErrx
Gov. Curtin wrose from Havana that Ii.
his health was steadily improving, He
says he has been nobly and honorably re-
eeived.
HExIcAs sErs.
A dispatch Of the I7th says that admiral
Cleute, commanding the French naval
squadron in the Guif Of Mexico, published
in the Tampieo papers Of the "a inst, en- an
nouueemept that small Imperial f0res had
an engagelnent with a detachment of Esca-
bado's forces, 90 the 24th Of Novenher.
EEDUc1icS or AMY oE7zSsas.
A dispatch from Washington says .has "A
tCoatilnsd en- fonrsR oaes.
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southern News.
Georgia Items.

SAVANNAH, GA, Deeember 2S.-The steam
er Zodiac, which left here for New York
Yesterday, eollided with the steamer Virgo,
from New York bound to Savannah. Both
steamers arrived here this morning. The
Zodiac is badly damaged. ......4
The Lamar trial is proceeding. Messrs.
A. G. Browne, senior and junior, Treasury
agents, presented voluminous testimony.
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A Tender Tete-a-Tete-Looses half its
charms If the sweet words Of either party are not
mated with fragrant breath. sozodont is the
only article that viii assure this desideratnm by
keeping the teeth speckless the gums healthy, the
whole mouth pure and undehled- II literally en-
balms the dental substance, preserving 1t from de-
cay, through life- Use it daily. VIII and it 3
pleasure. jan1
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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
NEW YoRK, December 3I.-A dispatch
from Washington says that a voluminous
report showing the history of the Union
Pacific Reilroad and the legislation in aid
of the Railroad has been compiled at the
Interior Department and will shortly be
published 1.tf
The receipts at the Internal Revenue
Bureau reported yesterday amounts to
Ss3O,44O Sc, and for the week ending today
S4,679, ,796 So, and for six months ending
Saturday, December SOth, S175,656,55S o2.
BALLS BLUFF DEAD.
About sixty soldiers who iell at the bat
tie Of Balls Bluff have been inferred in the
National Cemetery at this place under the
direction of Captain Moore, Acting Quar-
termaster. --..----
PENfAS NEWS.
One of the evening papers has story
that Washington auctioneer has been en-
gagged in buying up FIRE arms for the
Fe1ian organization and had partially de-
livered an invoice of weapons, when the
municipal authorities embarrassed the
further consummation of the contract by
interposing quo warranto.
Accounts from Mexico show that extreme
measures are being used toward the people
Macmillan at FIRST tried mild measures, but
finding they did not succeed the French
officers were instructed to use the utmost
severity. - H.L
Gentlemen who have travelled through
Mexico to Vera Cruz state that the country
is lined on both sides with guerriiias. There
are no trials or court nartials- of thesS men
If a man is caught robbing; or efen looks
suspicious, be is promptly strung up by the
roadside, and as a consequence reign OF
terror prevails all over Mexico, except along
the Rio Grapde. sr f.-r.rl
'- eEN. scHoFIELn.
The Paris correspondence Of the Liverpool
Daily Journal says The gisit Of the Yam
kee Gen. schofeld 70 Europe has been 50
thoroughly sifted that we have discovered
its real motive, Which is nothing less than
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Gifts for the sGilIiOn.-Those in want Of
nice present for the Holidays should call at No
50 Bank street, Cleveland, o. They have received
this day large iRvOipe Of Fancy Ge9ds. Be sure
and call at No s5 Bank street before Purchasing
alsewbere. dec2s
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