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VICRS BURG.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at 5 Px
MAGNOLIA IN PLACE OF FASHION
ZOE VIGksB u EsG, NApCHEz, GRAND GULF
n Rodney, Fort A,nagr Bayou Sara Port Hudson
Rouge, Pla9uemine Donadsonye and all intermediate
noiiu, D Pratt MASTER Shaw and Ludwisen clerks lesst
as ABOVE. For freight uassags 4pny board
TITUS Il GWARTNEY. TchouDouas street
The also Yasoo packets sn
through bills Of ladtnr to f0zoo City and Greenwood
F1RGIFItS c. DENT2EL. Advertising Agent
VICKsBURG, NATCaEz AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET
AGENCY.
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY at 5P.x
steamer GEN. j. A QUITMAN--Y0HE ". CANNON
Master; JOHN T. ROBERTS and A. McVAY Clerks.
FOR VICKSkEU RG, EATC aE2, GRAND GULF
Rodney Fort Adams, Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and all IN
teredate landngThe fast magnificent passenger staan
G*en. j. A. aauitnan, leaves az above
Leaves EVERY THURSDAY, at5pn
Steamer GREY EAGLE-J N, WHITE, master, Sam
- AYLES, Clerk
ENOR SkAPWETH'S La DING, LAKE PROV
y idence tioodrch,s Landing, Omega MllhkeH's Bend
yicksburg Nachez, Grand Gulf Rodney Bayou Sara Baton
Rouge, and all intermediate landings
The above packets will take freight and passengers
phis and Yazoo River with privilege Of rsshppng rs
class packets at Vicksbnrg
For freight h. or 6es sifT apply on board or to
A. BRITTON Front street.
F. Sfhe above steamers will take freight and passenger
for suntowef River with privilege of reshippng tht
VTRGINIUs @. DENTzEL Advertising Agent.
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BATON ROUGE.
IAFOURCHE.

LAFoU RICHIE.
eEaurAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFoURCHE PACKET
Th ICE WEEK.
lasves every TUESDAY a. p NJ, and every SATURDAY
Steamer ]. NJ. sHARP-HEN 7 ,rREcK, Muster, JOS
DALFERrS Clerk
b30E THFBODA UXV1saF, PAINTCOURT.
VILE Napueunville, Donadsnnve and all intermediate
coast landnes-Win leave regularly above
The j. Sharp will give particular attention to coast
freight and aud viii continue perul
uently. For freight passage arply On hoe nd
r. Shippers, in all cas pnnsihe for he paymen,
of height j. s. RELF, 1cheuptoups street.
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l AT Quarantine. b,.la ag.g.. .
Br brig Water Lily. from Matanzas with sugar. tc
j B Murison AGO
Schr Ruby Phillips from Matanzas, to master
Schr Fleetwood, Gardner, from Mayaquez, (Porto
Rico1
Schr United aStates Newman, from Havana, te
master-with molasses to A H D'Meza
Schr Mails, Hardenburg, from Havana
Sp bark JarucO, -, from
Sp brig Cosmopolita, Roose, from Port Cabelo
Y! Venezuela, w s&F F2 ss5Si Ha,' 6.4
Brig Lark, Hudgins, from Cienfuegos, to master
master .sNests-f 5itsasfiaisF
Steamship Ceres, Dicks, from Havana, to Baetjel
& DeVertu
Brig Jas Davis, Clough, from Cardenas, to master
Br schr Deiverance, Joseph, from Ruatan Island
to master
BIZ schr Emily, -, from Ruatan Island, to
aE8Pilsbury 2aasn 4 as4s gs as,sa.
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STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS
Ealing at Havana and CueenstowntO land embark all
and Passengers; taking Cotton signing bills ladns
mere at through rates of freight Petersburg
Moscow Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp Rotterdam
G0thsnburg and Havra
The final port of destination may be either fixed on
the bills OF ladng declared by the b,,dsr os th h
of iadng within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
~ h'e'p''i' SO' Suesains toe importer the choice OF
markets. % '.
seerase arc granted hereby hsne to bring
passengers from Liverpool Queenstown 20 Nav o,anps
for $50 IN currency, per adult
rTyRE BNEEHsa AVID AMERICAN SIT, AM
Navigation Company Lmsd, viii dispatch the following r,,
powered Iron Screw Gtesntshps bot.vesu .-a E'
LIVERPOOL AND new ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every alternate TUESDAY and
NEW ORLEANS every alternate SATURDAY.
LOUISIANA, 1s7a tons. ...P Jstulson Captain
MISSISSIPPI tons j. Campbell, Captain
1857 tens. Baker, Captain
ARKANSAS 1896 tons. IT Barron, Captain
ALABAMA 1899 VIM. L. Mesney Capt
GAMBIA 1861 tons j. Graham Captain.
CAROLlNA. lo4l TONS ID HARRY, oapEan
BOLIVIAN 1913 TONS H p p. Couche Capt.
Cabin Passage Liverpool SEES gold i.s equivalent in
currency. .a'
For rates Of freight apply to ...-.
HUNTER, AsKEW Il CO.. Il Casoudeie. street.
Consgnses goods respectfully desired present their
Bills of Lading the Office pay their freight and obtain de-
livery orders for the same 49, .r
res To sail on SATURDAY, l4th inst. at 8 An.
TOE LIVERPOOL DIEECT-THE STEAM.
ship
Carolina.
Cargo is being received at the foot Of Jackson
street for above steamer sailing punctualy SATURDAY,
the ltth april, o'clock and to be followed by
the ALABAMA, Saturday. the 18th of April.
Cabin passage Liverpool si25 gold its equivalent
in O. s. Currency .r...
For freight passage, apply to
HUNTER ASKEW 4 co, IL Carondelst street.
INSURANCE by these steamers done In London at ONE
PER CENT, and policies for granted here shippers
Es- Bills of ading for this Company (Which Only be
siKnedN will De had at the Agents office above.
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STEAMBOATS,,

STEAMBOATS,.
i Frances, Meyers, from Mobile. ...se
Z Olive Branch, Jones, from st Louis.
Caroline, Livingston, I'm Bayou Bartholomew
Monsoon, Heno, from Baton Rouge.
Lafourohe, Baranco, from Bayou Sara.
+ Irene, Hinchley, from Washington.
s. TowBoATs.
Leviathan, Palmer, from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea- 4th inst, ship Trenton and brig
Edward--Brought up ships Gettysburg and
Harriet Erving
Republic, Sturtivant from the Passes--Went
/ down light brought up barks John Curtis
and Nette Merryman
Teeunseh, ,Follett from the Passes emit doWh
lght-Brought up sehrs Queen OF the west
and Moses Williams a y
Epuator, Warren. from the Passes-Brought up
ships r |. Lane and Constanc,a
Wabash, Melville, from the Passes-bFousht up
ships Compere and Artisan
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Below Waiting Orders. 81
Br ship Dagmar, Phillips, from Liverpool, to Chas
Koek, with 602G SKIS salt to order S1 -
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w Relow-TofIlEE " ~ NJ - M
Steamship Mayntion, Warsaw. from New York, 10
to G. A Fosdick
scbr R + Pecker, Phinnes, 20 days fm New York,
to Baetjer & DeVertu
Br ship Telegraph ar sa .-.lst st--l
Bark jhberta
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BOSTON.
ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP LINE
To ssil on SATURDAY, 18th inst, at Az
FOR EOsTON-THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
Cassanara,
D. MCLAUGHLIN, Commander,
will leave her wharf, foot of St Joseph street. as above
tlSt Caoln Fassage. S0
For freight passage, having unsurpassed accommodations
apply TO GEO. A FOSDICK,
80 Camp street, corner Natchsz street.
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I Receipts by Railroad.
IN. O.. o. & G. W. R. R.-April ell bales
cotton A Miltenberger
April l0-6 plows NJ Roberts, bdl skins L
Surle-sundries tn order r.-,-z
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MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET
Leaves WEDNESDAY. 18th inst, at Bpm
COR MEMPHIS, HELENA NAPOLEON yICgs-
Rouge and all intermediate landings In the BendsThe splendid
passenger packet Bart Able, L. A. Drouillard master
Joe Ban clerk will leave above For freight passage
apply on board
STEVENSON 4 DOUGLAS Agents. Front street,
VIRGINIEs Q. DENTzEL Advertising Agent.
FOR MEMPHIS.
1866. 1886.
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET LINE.
Lea7es ever WEDNESDAY, MEN
ZOE MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPOLEON
Months Of White and Arkansas Rivera, Columbia Grand
Lake Greenvils, Lake Providence MiIkens ana all the
Bends, Hckburg, Nachez and Nil way andIngsTAe 6pen
did, fastrnning passenger steamers
City of Cairo Capt r. & RILEY.
Bart Able. ,.---....-,........ Capt L. DRoUILLARD
One fthe above will leave New Orleans
phs every WEDNESDAY, at O'Clock throughout The
SEASON. GIVING PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO ALL
WAY AND PLANTATION BUSINESS,
These boats Napoleon with the regular hranIs
and Wte River packets; Memphis with the Nephi,
and Charleston Memphis and Ohio, and the Mississippi and
Tennessee Railroads. with the regular plrkc.s s..
Louis and Louisville
Thsough tickets all points East North can os
procured on board either @. the above named boats
For freight or passage apply on board,
STEVENSON d DOUGLAS, Front street
VIRGINIUS C. DENIzEL, Advertising agent
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S'EEA l}fBDATS.
ST. LOUIS.

CARRYING THE UNITED STATES DAILY MALI
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T7f q sssae;a ssss s4sse4s a..
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NEW ORLEANS AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS PASSES-
GER PACKET
MERCHANTS AND PEOPLES LINE
Leaves WEDNESDAY. 18th inst, at rn
N9R ST. LOUIS, MEMPHIS HELENA, EAPo
leon Greenylle Eggs Point, Lake Washington Grand
Lake Carolina Landing Ashton Lake Providence &ikens
BEND FckS burg Matches Grand Guf Rodney Bayou Sara
bnen Rouge and all intermediate auoings--Th The aagnd.
cent passenger packet Magenta, r p feathers Muster
Aioph Martin and Charles Grce clerks will above
FOR freight or passage apply board,
STEVENSON DOUGLAS, Agents, Front street.
GEO. D. HITE, Agent 81 Grsvler srreei, up stairs.
Bs-rhe steamer Magenta will attend to her regular
Natchez, Nicksburg, and Bend business 40 usual.
VIRGINIUS c. DEETZEL, Advertising Agent
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For rates Of freight apply to
HUNTER, ASKEW CO.. Il Ca.ondeiet street.
Consgnsss goods respectfully desired their
Bills of Ladng at the office their freight and obtain de-
livery orders for the same -
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f MERCHANTS AND PEOPLES LINE
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Ilth inst, at O'Clock p
ZOE ST. LOUIS CAIRO. MEMPHIS vICKsBU RG,
~ Naehes Baton Ronge DonaEdsngille, and al interne
aiate ihndDgs-The and splendid
Maria DepniaE, y. A. sheble master j. 4 Brown and
Ed Shebe clerks VIII Leave above For freight passage
% STEVENSON DOUGLAS Agents, s Front street
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\ NEW 70 RK--Steamship Merrimack-Astd mdse
NEW Y0RK--Ship Harriet Eryng-Astd mdse
NEW Y0RK-Schr Queen of the West-Asstd
udse %szgEH II y
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REGULAR M1EDEN Packet
MERCHANTS AND PEOPLES LINE
THE NEW ANU SPLENDID LIGHT Draft PASSENGER
STEAMER ERoLlc-J.d GNMfERh, Master,
...., G. =. REEDEk. Gesk--i Regularly, ...
NOE &FNnER, LOGGY BAYOU GRAND BAYOU,
D. GoushaGta Cnttpte Grand Ecore Sapt Narce, Mont.
goDery, Dnrnns bu&ons Mouth Of Cune River Cotile,
Aexanaris Norman's, Barbn's, gnd MI Intermediate land
nES Particular attention paid To business For Geghk
or passage apply oil bnard or
CEhLtlS q GOODWIN, Is Front street
GoMAu& SUGLI, Sns % Canal street.
Y, MONTAGNE, IK., 81 st L,uis strset-
HAMIl TON. RI EDEe d CO, Mjnden
MURPHY Z WthnH ARD Grand Ecprs
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RED RIVER.

REGULAR JEFFERSON PACKET
LEAVES EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY
Commencing WEDNESDAY, Ith Apsn at 6 O'Clock r. /.
zoe JEFFERsOs, syIrHLAND, BENTON,
Port Cadio, Shreveport, GsnAd Bayou Grand Ecors ST.
Maurice Cote Alexandria, Nortnans Ba.bn's all way
landings Red Ryerrhs splendid light draft dewheeI
passenger steamer
Mittie Stephens,
MAURICE LANGtloRNE Master. NJ, N CARPEETER
Clerk,
VIII leaTe follows;
WEDNESDAY April il,h
p. 25th.
Nay OH.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-07

NITESTERN RVS RvE CHEESE.
" 81 boxes Prime Western Reserve Cheese
for sale.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
49, work Market.
New YORK, November o. D.
4!.nd STEADY at 3gS

NEW lOkk, -
CoTTON-Quiet. and STEADY at '''
for middling uplands:. r,dcs
FTOITR-DuI aud common graeS
deelining; II Scale % for common anu
a a1s State: u Olal3 25i for extra
rnnnd hoop Ohio, and Is 2oalo w lor
10 brands: market closing quiet.
WHISKY-quiet, and nominaiiy uh-
en WvnHEAT-opened firm, closed dull
~ dacl;n;no5at 2 S5a2 - for NO. :
cbieaeo and Milwaukee; 3 70 for whl'e
MICHIGAN and Canada.
RYE-active and firm, at 50 for ola
western. and l AZ for Canada free.
RSRLEY-More active, and Sale low
~. n6,,1- II for Canada West, IN bond;
Is for Canada West, free; 4 iiai l.
for two rowed State.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet:
| CORN-Less active and heaVy, a'
81 2sal 2S3 for shipping mixed western I
afloat and in store; 3lal a. TOT west
ern yellow. IN, ,o.-oo
OiTS-Firm and closed duh; 1Ua'jc
for Chicago. and Milwaukee.
PETLOLEUM-Quiet; 224e, for crude
and 36a37c for refined in bond.
PORK-More active and irregular, III
2s ,OOa98 40, regular and cash, Tor new
closing at . -, cash and regular; 2o 81
for old mess; % 5Ga26 90 for prime.
| BEEF-Steady. 49,.
BEEF HAMS-Dull and heavy, at
50 STAB 90. 1000. -.
BACoNLHeaSy, at 14lal45c for Cum
berland cut. ....,s.
Observation-Disclosures; 14al49c fol
shoulders, and 1GalSc for hams;
| DRESSED H0GS-Dull and heavy
HE for western.
LARD--Firlner and more, active; l4a
15ic. and Small sales of State Mt 1olc.
| BUTTER-Steady.
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Gov. Throckmorten,s Mcssnse.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, November O.
Governor Throckmorton's special mes
sage to the Legislature on the condition
of the country and Federal relations,
says that the true sentiment of our peo-
pie is misunderstood by our Northern
brethren, and denies with Indignation
the assertion of politicians that we are
still rebellious, that we do not desire q
restoration of the Union, that Union
men arc in dangerof assassination, that
without military protection they could
not remain, and that thousands are
leaving. - 81 ,--' :.
He asks the Legislature to pass q res
olution to that effect, and to solemnly
pledge the State authorities to protect
life and property without regard to po-
litical sentiment. He suggests that ne
gro testimony be received in all cases !;
recommends't that taxes collected from
negroes be applied to their education I;
aliudes to the Presidents telegram, and
says he hopes the Legislature will
make all laws involving civil rights
complete as possible, so as to extend
equal and exact justice to all parties,
without regard to color. CyG
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MEXICO.

Departure Of Maximiiian fer vera
Cruz-Gene,a Castleman Assumes
the Adninistratien Of the Govern.
Eaent. -
New YORK, November 6.-The Her
aids City of Mexico correspondent says:
Macmillan appointed Marshal Bazaine
temporary Regent, and took his depar-
ture for Vera Cruz on the 2lst, going q
roundabout way to avoid meeting Gen.
Castleman, who was at the same time
en- route from Vera Cruz to Mexico.
The Ministry, hearing Of the appoint
pointment of Bazaine, resigned.
Castleman arrived at the capital on
the 23d, and took on himself the admin
istration of the government.
An Austrian frigate at Vera Cruz was
awaiting Maximilian's arrival, to depart
for Europe.
Gen. Castleman, it is understood,
brought orders TO Macmillan TO turn
his Empire over to Bazaine.
General Sherman and Colonel Camp
bell, our Mexican Minister, will sail for
Mexico in the steamer Susquehanna in
few days. to assume q protectorate
over that republic until q general cleo
ton for President and Congress can be
had.
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NEW ORLEANS, November Cover
nor Wells has appointed Geo. Chadwick
Commissioner to the Paris Exposition,
vice H. w. Paifrey, lost on the Evening
Star. :"
The Episcopal Bishops of Vermont,
Alabama and Mississippi have arrived,
and will consecrate tomorrow Rev. sDr.
J.Ps b. Wilmer as Bishop of Louisiana,
in the place of Bishop Polk, killed near
Atlanta during the war. Dr.. Wilmer
arrived this evening.
Cotton steady; sales 400 bales low
middling at 35&a36s; receipts in four
days $4,000, against 800; exports 2 800.
Sugar and molasses steady and unchang-
ed. New York exchange par to dis
count. Sterling IS. y
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From the Parkersburg Gazette.l
UPSHUR. COUNTY MORAL
ITY.

Elopement Extraordinary-A Wife
steals her Husbands Money and
runs of with her Paramour.
On Friday, man, who was Cap
tain in the Federal army, by the name
of Hare, and who has wife and family
living in Cincinnati, arrived in this
city and put up at one of the hotels,
with a women, whom he represented
as his wife. 1t seems that during the
war, the gallant Captain was stationed
Mt Buckhannon in this State, and while
there, succeeded in ersnaring the
hitherto seemingly virtuous wife of Mr..
VIM. Martin who is hotel keeper in
this place. After time he was order
ed to other quarters, and was gone I'M
til after the close of the war, when he
returned to b. and took up his abode
with Mr.. Martin. He was there some
weeks, and then returned to Cincinnati.
During his absence a correspondence
was carried on between himself and
Mrs. Martin, under the cover of sister
of hers. The matter went on slowly,
until Mr.. Martin missed $500 in money
from his pocket-book! AZ that time no
one suspected his wife of having stolen
the money, and several other sums of
smaller amount were missed at different
times. The affair has been carried on to
such an extent, that the danger of
discovery becoming iminent, the fair but
frail and misguided woman, left her
home on last Thursday, on pretence of
visiting some of her friends, living near
Clarksburg. On arriving at that place,
she found the "gay Lothario" waiting
for her, and together they entered the
cars and arrived here Friday morning
On Saturday night, a brother of Mr..
Martin, accompanied by Mr.. Rohr-
brough, arrived here and arrested
both the parties. Last night they
were confined and on Sunday
morning LETT this city under charge OF q
special officer, for Buckhannon, to an
swer to the charge of stealing. The
amount of money lost was very consid-
cradle, amounting to over $1,000.
Mr.. Martin and his wife have been
married some eight or nine years, and
to all appearances, have lived happily,
and this sad and disgraceful occurrence
will be o sad blow to the erring wo-
mans many relations. MA
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Fnrther Mexiean In,eIIige.ee.

Memphis, November 6.-Brownsville
dates to the 2d, City Of Mexico to the
10th, Vera Cruz to the 18th, are receiv-
ed. On the 31st there was diminishing
between Canales and Lania. Tampa
has his lines of attack well established.
Large numbers of 0rtcga's forces had
arrived at Brownsville.
The La Cronica says the Empress
mission was to demand from France of
ticers for the Imperial army, or furnish
ing Mexico new General-in- Chief in
stead of Bazaine; to postpone the April
return of the expeditionary corps two
years longer; for the payment of debt.
She has been completely successful in
all her requests, the Emperor taking the
offensive.
The Emperor issued the decree con-
fiscating the property of non-residents
and all who openly or coyertly aid the
Liberals. $50 t6r5
De La Hayse, of the Imperial army,
defeated eight hundred Liberals near
Vera Cruz, taking over two hundred
prisoners. A4s-s ~ %
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From San Francisco.

SAN FRANcIsCO, Nov. 5.-Further
China news of September first says that
the funeral of Captain Townsend, of
the United States steamer Massachu-
sets, was largely attended by officials
and private gentlemen.
Twenty Chinese are supposed to have
persisted by the burning Of the steamer
Hungary. ~
The insurrectiOn in Cabin, China,
was far from being suppressed: The
rebels still occupy Caynim and Trum-.
bang, and only await the approach OF
the rainy season to assume the offensive.
w. j. Walker, United States Inter
nal Revenue Agent for the Pacific
coast, has been indicted by the United
States Grand Jury for Malfeasance in
office. r-.. ae
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! con- srbibi.ea y, 4 rreeent Illinois

A COW exhibited at q recent liiinois
agricultural fair, gave, during three
weeks in the month Of june last, yield
of milk averaging twcnty-nine quarts
daily, and from the cream thirteen
pouads of butter were made weekly.
Distancing all competitors in the milk
and business trade, she took the high
est premium.
WHEN an inward train on the Boston
and Worcester Railroad reached West
Newton, Wednesday afternoon, its con-
ductor. Mr.. S. Smallage was missing.
Men were Immediately sent back along
the track to search for him, and his dead
body; badly mangled, was found near
Granville.
A YOUNG man in Newburyport, me-
chanic; received the intelligence the
other day, that he was the heir to hall
a million by the death of his aunt. The
pleasant news did not prevent him from
finishing his days work; and after ma
king n visit to New York to confirm the
facts of the case, he has returned to MS
daily Iabors to await the administration
of the estate. 'l E"r.'
MARRIAGE SINCE TINE W,R.-It APP
pears by official statistics that the num-
Der of marriages in Ohio for the year
ending July 1, 1866. is full twenty per
cent above that in any one year, either
before or during the war. Probably
there has been a similar increase III
other States; and so the waste of life by
the war is likely to be made up.
REV. GEO. T. WILLIAMS, rector OF the
Episcopal Church at Suffolk, Virginia,
was arrested in New York on Thursday,
for picking the pocket of lady in a
stage. The act was seen by another,
but he pretended to have found the
pocket-book-wlich contained S2S--on
the seat, and intended to advertise it..
He produced the highest testimonials
as minister and teacher.
A CeUNTERFEIr ten dollar bill, on
the Highland National Bank, Newberg,
N. Y, was detected ut the First National
Bank, in Columbus, OH Monday. The
bill, at first sight is well calculated to
deceive. The shading is darker. than
the original, and the engraving in gen
eral is inferior. This. however. is OBJ
servable only on close examination.
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THE FENIANS.
Another Assassination RePort-Mnss
meetings-A New Trial 70 be Applied

Another Assassinati0n RePort-Mnss
Meefings-A New Trial 70 be Applied
for.
New YORK, Nov. 6.-The Herald's To-
ronto special says: The Queens coun-
sci received an anonymous letter from
Cincinnati, detailing the intention of
party of Fenians, who are en- route to
Toronto, to assasinate all officers of the
Assizes concerned in the sentence of
Lynch and M'Mahon. Q Considerable
dissatisfaction prevailed among the
Catholics at the acquit.al of Lumsdep.
Another raid was expected from Butfa-
10 on Saturday night, during Fenian
demonstration N the occasion of the
arrival of the captured arms recently
returned by order of the Adjutant Gem
cral.
Mass meetings among the Brother
hood we're held in Buffalo and Indian
apolis on Saturday night, in which re-
taliatory measures were threatened in
case of the execution of Lynch or
M'Mahon. A new trial for MMahon
aud Lynch will be applied for during
the week.