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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

HsADeuAnssss ~ Hsi,sAY 0seps.-ws
took . stroll through the nagni6csntly az
rayed stoss Of Lsss I Grieoi day o. two
since, 70 - whas tAefs might bs there h
shs Wy u HslidAy Novsltss, end y 6sass
our syss, while aourning evsr shs fssaDs
nsss ef sur pure. upos ths saseaat sa,sis6s
Of Prescott, wsvsri,, Lsngfeliow, Holmes.
whittisf, Dickens, Tennysee, and ~ ths
uodssn and ancisnt classics, whose plsaaAnt
taces ars perpetual chsapions ef god ss-
ture aud kindly feelings. Tbsss asda hus-
dred other kicds they have plainly Or richly
bound in bcwildsring variety.
OF childrsn's books and juvsniles' ~
shall not dare 90 make detailed msntion.-
Thses were enough 10 put tse tewn %
broad grin. and make cverv child asquiet u
though it we're talking With Kriss Kringl'
IN person.
Thar stock Of family bibles is large and
accommodated 70 the lengths u I'll purses
There yos And them richly bsund In Tur'
key morocco. heavily gin, rich clasps, Gun.
bossed-and what moro appropriate pres
ents Also lAdiss portfslios and writinl
desks Of all ssylo-sieh morocco, ssscwee'
and pearl inlaid wcsk-none Of which ca'
fail 70 plnst The recipient.
Bat il ~ lingsrsd lsviaely ovse ths holi
day beoks and albaae, what shan .we sau
II Prsags nagsiasset ehrenss. thsss -
vsls q psistlns. An ~ psinsise b 10
sichse n celos. and VIZ many q them .
Gssise n 49, and Aaish. Hsee sfs ceS6el
of ths - uasesss, whssh voslaalassecsu
leuad ~ os1llaal- ssasst vsswo -litals -
u ssehantnsne ~ b lEaaDss, upsa whicl
: ssnan psies. ~ ~ - ssaaisws!
ssast FwSkass = aslh1ao psseaiss ~
shsss ssGAiae nsss szpsss1lvs = ~ ~
oe 1sAaseiag thsa ths '4beu1leo1ss = .
Loed"- aosAing more :ifalks ~ satsra
than the forrest scenery. Win ths - wsoa
N aelow which the rough wooss, winter =
sent y ~ lAse Of visible natsrs. Thei
cheapness Il : marvel. also.
10 addition ws might nsatisn iaasmesa
he articles which NJ. Day, that psrfse
csaasisssr In dee things has selected fos q
sppeesiatve puhlie. The entire store b 4
| perfect blass u fish presents. Verify thi
b ths Hssdquassss 1er ths Holldays.-
Thousande q hearts will - made gla,
With the ekoses THINGS boNght thsseat.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

On. FAnnARD the we'll known Spanish
Physician, win open biz new ofics opposite
The Davenport National Bank. on nrsdy
street, next door to Dr.. Miner, The Dentist,
whsrs he may b. consulted daily RON .
4. \. TO 3 r. T., - Gll chsosis dissaes6.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

New Fisn.-Nessrs. Woemer I Fostss
having purchased the store Of James Dec.
ley, corner Of 5.h and Brady streets, invite
the attention Of the public to their. new
stock Of oil kinds Of groceries. which they
will sell a cheap IS the cheapest. Call and
examine, and be satisfied.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

TnE place TO get The worth Of your msuey
is at the FAnMsns' 0AocsKr SroxE, corner
Of 9th and Brady streets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

A LAsos variety Of new .tyls elothing
aads iFsns the hest asssshl IN ~ ,
seen at Robert KsAuss's. opposite the Ma
tional Bank On Second street. 6eutiemsn's
sstirs outfit at the lowest prices and for
aishing goods q every kind. 0tss M y
call before purchasing elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

0now.-fhsss wss aaeshe ligAt lall u
sssw, iast sistt whisA sathesinpssss ~
slsighines s:ssv -,:r-., y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

ovn aA,iee 70 ths iAAiss 4. dsa't ,vsss
tasss elsnsy, Saegsd shsss vhils skssiss,
Dat 60 TO warsinss's and Ct sssnstAne
neat, snug and fashionable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

@. A. RS. ATTENTION. The second So
csl party Of the Grand Army boys taxes
place Mis erening. Get your tickets early ;
limited number only arc to be sold. To
commenec At o'clock at their hall in Nick
ellis Block.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

uSs Lai1snanl's Spssios - AhssnaEisa
0eut asd Nsufalsia. Itsosetsany dsslssys
"a poisea 10 ~ b'seds - psslbsas ssa1.
lsal sRA Rad tsoalmsniAlo O1DsvAuo. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

Tns Dsboqss - Duuisith sssy-bses
ssss ia's .iasss ssastss = ssaasg ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

Fon ohsistnss Prevents 80 to the City
Aucties Room.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

J4T. rsnRla, 0asdsner and Fleeist, eos.
lth and Main Sts.. fruit and ornamental
tross. my9e-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

800 Pans OF SxAfEs-the best stock, the
best styles, and the lowest prices, 1t J. A.
Davsnpsrt's Hardware Store, No. 1s Brady
street. Call and help yourselves.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

As A. WARD says, ws feel pssfectly Il
home on the toy question, ,-have owned q
few in our time, and always make il our
business to inquire tho price Of "sich''
things, what they cost, and where they are
bought. Our carly experience in purchssr
ing has been TO buy Of those dealers who
get their goods direct from the manufsctur-
ers. There is one firm in Davenport that do
the thing. and there is the place 70 so--to
O. 7. Wcbb's on Second street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

KussEx's-Ths 6lasatjsn Of dealers, snd
al Who uss the weed n any fesu, is direct
ed The sdvsstissasot Of n. Kshnsa. the
popular and viddy knewn tobaosooist, IN
another colamn. Speaking about kuhnen
snd his innenes ssst4 tseB - y rid Of
shs die tAss ~ ssneskiag sver Ssssa
ynm aos-hs ha6h 6sw hsu1eo1 du)laSa -
ssstsd u snall sassk ef -sioass - >ss6SS
-. = . :isale sgesa ~ eice shaelt. dses'
nssr rssae sefsst - Brady. Itsssa snall'
beginning iadeed. but chat viii ~ iadup-
W and sutsspsis6 DO. He wagnvlys =
bic bsslt0s, aad aluags ~ ~ bese 10
plsass ~ sss9spes. InA,sar = trp his
businsss pesspsssd - hseg,ly ~ = tssk
little hsene e1sss = lets = Sseani elsseA
opposite NsissusliEas Hi. where - s>sp.l
ped yeae o., tve more - still esinise h
strength, until 6oally be renewed - de
commedious stors he now occupies, which
has had TO bs enlarged 10 give him room =,
This is no pufsry, but merely brisf ssesrd
Of the success Of young man who made bis
fortune and won tie respect of his fellow
citizens BY minding his own business.
Every day in the month, snd every month In
the year he made his business his study,
and has only achieved what any other young
man may do in almost any legitimate branch
Of business, By going and doing likewise.
TuR new Masonic Temple At Mt. Pleasant
was last week formally conaecsated to the
uses Of Freemasonry. A correspondent Of
the Burlington Hdrkeye says there were
about 800 persons present, and that At the
conclusion Of the ceremonies, magnificent
supper vas prepared in ~ adjoining hall, Of
which I'll partoek, after which tossts, ma
sic. and social enjoyment were freely indul-
eed in. We hope TO be able to record sim
ilaf oecurssnce In our goodly city bsfess the
lapse Of ssothsr year.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

CARxivAL te-oight and every night and
day during the Holidsys q Wilson's over
anew asd 6ss sslectiso Of watchsA and fine
jewelry lust received direct from New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21
CIT ITEMs s.

A PAssrosr 70 Coos sscissy-buy your
bsols n Warrin~'a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

49, VIM - Csssseu u Oevoo
pose 0yo: -.s tfs rssvssssa is
DAvsxseas. Nov. II, 1854.
~. JaRs n. 1lepj>DaAar resD :,>lt =
eony Il Iavee 4 f1iioSls = = j 1S:.nsSI,
- 6es!elgh ;spssee. baeise eivo Il Z
~ cad e95d fFeealy 6sne13tted tlsstAy. =
lw , )oht tine I N AAlieIed ,uith tAs
ehGnlualisn, and asaght ss1isf e ~ tnuau
fehS bsst physlet61a md oloo by usiai
|uneeoue patent medicines whieA vseoeaI1
! b ieeenae)sssunedlsasb sbut wiohsueang last
pe bsnsSA AT last was ia6ocsd u ~
lalIsuand's 0pecioc, and sheFlly sllss. =
81 euspfioo - p1oosugo, feuo9 001Goenp-
~ ooptesing. fceattadsd % M h 8 nv
|ssks and the result Was . perfect and per
ansnt cure. ! must easpsstly urge On whe
Fs similariv afflicted to tsy this remedy
cousider I. q psiceicss medicine. -
Yours truly.
JosEPn A. LECLAIRE.
HoLtowAY's PfLLs AND OixrxEx..-
brains, dis.ocations, &c.-Neithcr opodel.
pc linimcnt, nor any other cmbrocation can
Iual the efficacy which characterize these
fsential vegetable extracts In the cures Of
Praina. strains, wounds, bruises, Commissions,
dislocaaions, &c. They are uncQuallsd
= alleviating pain. reducing local iniiamma
|on. and promoting rapid cure. Sold BY
Druggists.
WOMAN: she needs no culogium she
bsaks for hcssclfl was the toast offered By
cnthus'as,ic individual. a. . celebration.
- samc sentiment might be very arpro-
'ately uttered in behalf OF the Eclectic
saeser.' which is rapidly attaining ma
Pnal reputation.
Sold BY al druggists and gror.ss.
Ths Demand To- Rsgcr'a Efueromt Olos-
Iiae 10 becoming lmmense. No DentetRce
tfUdueed in the market has given % much
tistactien: The popular exclamation il
hat delightful article Clcanses the
18th paefnmcs the bsssth and is perfectly
smlsss. No Disease can ever attack the
fsth whsa purified By the vss of The Fsa>
Int Odentoline.
Sold ~ AZ .p1ggists, Psrfansn and
ncy 0oeds Dealers.
-.
% 10 sn0 Bsss.-0o to Bryant, Olsat
4 Assrfn's Davenpost Commercial Col
y. 70 get thorough practical business
loattcn, Or 10 become good sound tsle-
Aph operator. For circulars address Zen.
sing stamps) Bryant. Stratton 4 Merrill,
-
'wmy Is II that 80 many American wo-
n die ct m age when they should be in
prime OF life y is often asked. Tho an
CT is easy. Household drudeery breaks
IN down completely. The best way for
house Keepers to tighten their daily la
and thus prolcng lite, is to use the .'Ec-
ic Cleanser II is without an equal.
sld BY all druggists and Sroccrs.
HILLS HAIR DYE, 80 cents, black or
wn instantaneous, natural, durable, beau.
l,reliablc, indeed the best in use, has bsen
pro the public over. fifteen years, - the
Apest, containing o. much A. the usual
Or aixes. Depot No. &C John street,
York City. Sold by oil Druggiste,
Pnt medicine, pcriumcry and fAncy
Dc stores everywhss". junsll-dly
Raaau and Fancy Ssaps.
soAS, OLp Tsowr wrnsuR.
~ 0LycgnUK. hTDolMB Cosungsc.
= uuss popuiss, nest psse and desirable varss.
hew bsesrs IL pshlie.
OUR PALM SOAP
eotirely new preparation. snd 10 made from
on. blsached without acitp or chsmIeals ofaay
warsanted psfe. nis the vEsy srsf.-
suhsma . Van Nchmck. Chicago. wheieeaas
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

Qua SExfrnEnrs - ExAcrLY.-When in
the course Of human events il becomes nee
essasy for usn to express his admirutisn
Of the noble qualitiss Of any Of the female
poetioo Of community in whom hs takes
interest and delight, II is our candid epin-
ion that The most sensible step b can take
i y step into Hersbseg, Gsedman Z Cs.'s.
Nos. s an1 . Metropolitan Block, end ssjset
ffsn thsir magnificent stock Of rich Dseas
patterns, Rich Winter Clcaks, Fasey Goods
Asd Notions. large paskage thereof and
lesssat than immediatsly. No store in IL
dsy = bsAte prspsssd tn rich silk, Frsssa
Nlfisss, EapeeD Cloths, Shasls, Closk9
Lasss, Kid 0lssss ~ WsrsAsd 0eeds %
"a ny ana svsry order 10 DE- Chtibtman
pssssaG ass. Yvssy osnsss o. ~ asn
aad tAs amy of eissts ars ready q "a
tinss 70 show ~ sthrsugh. and 40 yous
oe1sss q psiess that viii b ssss q pjsAse,
Dsaas fStgst ~ iA1tGa ChaaenAs tulsea
bue oncs : yssr-lss % usks ~ -ilsse
0l Se, Jn nj tgA A. XVI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

RAKR OPPORTUNITY ron PRlxrER.-An
interest in the Dcs Aoines .Statcsmsa il for
sale. II is the only Democratic paper pub
lished q tho State Capitol, and thus the op-
portunity for an active. intelligent printer,
With respectable little pile Of greenbaeks
TO start with, Is the very best 70 know Of in
this State, Or elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

GExss' 6ns dress boots, especially for the
Holidays-at wsrriass's. 46. Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

CsaisrnAs DixxsEs always make the day
pass pleasantly and cause it 10 bs remsm-
bered - . pleasant reunion Of friends end
relatives around the family table. Our lady
fsiends know that these dinners cannot be
gotten up without good groceries and the
place to get such il at Parks 4 Hosmsr's
corner Of Brady and 4ih streets. In antici-
patton of this event they have made large
additions to their stock, and The public can
rest assured that there they can be accom-
modased With nything in their line and at
the mast reasonable prices.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

We cannot give q complete
catalogue Of all our Holiday
Goods. lt would take all ofthe
columns of the oomocsAt.
but any book, game Or any.
thing t1tat lo Fine advertised
~ other Concerns YOU can
find at our store.
lUo9 Z cR1cc0.
DooAseslers, 0snslsnery ana Rac.
noro Dealers.
- Ferry St. near rest OGce.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

0e 10 Sno Bsss.-0o to Bryant, Otrol
= 4 Assnin's Davsnpost Commsrsial Col
ke. 70 get . thorough practical business
Ioatics, Or 10 bcccne good eound tsls-
Aph operator. For circulars address Ten.
sing staups) Bryant. Stratton 4 Merrill,
venport. Iowa. dw1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21

WANTED A0ENTs-Af . go FER MONTH
where, to Introduce the Common Geo1e FAmily Sew
Ing Mschine, improved and perfected; will hen.
fnlly-rics only SsO-nahing u elas0c leck stiteh,
I'D 6Snn WasianAed for threa yean. We pay ~
above wages, or c0mmseiOn, ftom which tWice that
amount c6n be mad. AddSeGo q cal On c. now
ERS CO., Once No. 955 South Fifth Street, pAila-
deipAie, Pa All lee(eff answered rsopty, Win cir
oularp and terms. deel-4kVlM
, 1866-01-01

Steamers and Specie for Europe-1fcnry
Snow Stor1n-The Fcnianh-Thc Delta
Psi ColleEc-Speakcr Coffax-Fire-
PFize Fighters Held to Hall-Funera1.
NEw ioKK. Dec. 30.-The steamships Etna and
America sailed for Europe 10 day, taking Ss20,0 ,0N
Ateasy snow storm commenced hero carly this
morning. and continues nnabated, though the te.n
pe1ntufe y Mid. The snow lays to he depth Of
delphis, Ballmose md Washington. 't'''
lenders In Ser York are attll busy receiving Jet
ts Sanoua e% heF sp pes n 91srsss ss and esg Tfag
no doubt that there will be Congress Of Delegates
Al Clinton Hal1 next week but they aileRe that not
w.shstanding many honest Feata15 may attend to
SEE 10 do, the Convention Will yct be substantially
4 fraud. Letters have been received from Boston
and e1se"hrte, which a!1eee that o'Ahhoney men
pone> Representing ceta'p Circles to have declac;
t0r the Union Square Republic that hase actually
.ir;1 .of .te @ Sen.t and d..;t.
o,Mahoney as a etumblIDg-block IN the Way oi
Eac Uela ri fraternity has fur several days pas.
- holding its annual c0nyeation In this city.
=: attendance from alf the Northern Chapters Waa
~ :, and measures were taken to gyc the most
.'aiel assistance In response TO applications fof
= rehabilitation Of tho Southern Chapters IN encn
II their COLLEGES as are again in operation. Last
evening an oEatton vas delivered before the frates
y
tesinn Church, by Lon. John Il. Anthou, Assistant
District Attorney Of New York.
A fire at No. 20 and T0i Thard avenue. destroyed
Sebastian Sales carriage nlnuufactory, yestenlay
afternoon. Lose about ,000 Insured Tor about
l1,t00.
William kee]eE and Patrck Kinney, the mtllers,
arrested on charge Of an intention 70 engage In q
prize fight On tue Fashion Course on Thursday, have
been held 10 bail In 81 ,C00 each.
The funeral ot Lsent. Col. Morris, Of ths Marine
NHE Deposited in the vault At Mot1iss1na.
NEW foRK, Dec GA despatch Of Admiral
/ Clouet. commanding the French naval squadron ia
the Gulf Of Mexico published In Tampico paper oI
The q i1'et. announces email lmpcrlal success on
| tho eth Of November over q dctachmcut OF Gen
Escabedo's forces, under Echeynsrio IN which the
iat!er and one Of his eeutenants wat killed.
NEw York, Dec. 3Q.-Judge Leonard, la The Su,
complies Of Kennedy, The city burner, Oh w,1t o
| haotos eo'rgs, ttom The custody ct Zen. Hooker
! Martin Was Then arrested bya United StAtes Com
missioner OF charge OF arson.
Up 10 = o'clock this evening, no verdict had beer
rendered In the Strong divorce c1se.
God ttosed ct lis:4
, 1866-01-01

The Heycrtd.c Court Martfal-HIt1ttary
echtence*-A County Clerk Removed
from Off1ce-Action OF the mllIerb-An
Illinois Soldier Garroted.
Especial Despa.ch 10 the Chicago Tnbune.l
st. LoU1s, Doc. 30
Gen Bcrer1dee'a court martial Is kept busy t1y-
Ing the men Of the Sd .. s. Infantry for VARIOUS
offences. principally stealing. John Smith, 1e~
crult- WIS sentenced 10 two years tn tic Peniten-
da5y for stealing coat from another soldier at
Schodcld Da.racks on the 10th Inst. John Aanuix,
recruit, Sd q. S. infantry. sentenced to three
months imprisonment Ut hard labor for stealing i
shirt from Fellow recruit at Sclo6eld Barracks On
tho 9Th inst.
The County Judges OF Ray county have presumed
70 remove from Office James b. Tucker, the County
E2eIk, and appoint Gco \: McGee II Ills St stead. !:
unexpircd term Of bis futhcr, Who hsd be:n chosen
In 1850. lie was also appointed to the otfce By
Gov. Fletcher, under the ousdus ordinance. last
s @ Se County judges se ta1cd ddhas ha oa ss 10 u
themselves 10 stop Eu1n'Te LIZ. .aia ssl1asaasai
TIC eoal teams sr prevented crossing BY il'e ics.
Wood, although The same price as tTo months s"u,
docs nut Answer the purpose.
John u. Carleton late Of company +, sd Illinois
infantry, now RESTING in ST. tAair county, nNnpls
was gar1oted near the Wedge House between nl-g
10 the amount OF about seven hundred de!fars were
talen frun bis pockets. lie arrived In the city
about noon ysetsrdaF, and some time in the alter.
noon met two young men who claimed to have
ser.ed l1tee yeen in the army Afser visiting ser.
ctat drinkfue places IN the curly part Of the even.
ine. he and they .tsrted ont fof walk, md when
nesT The Wedge Hou,e he woa violently assaulted
ttatod End, he:giuc for bis life he was rob-
bed Of four hundred and 1rnhoifars IN g7eenback.
gold watch valued ut 500. pzlr VI studs worth
Sc. and tT0 gold rings estimated to he worth II
each. He made bis appearance Al the Central sta.
tion a. late hour lasi nigh, and told his story.
Luckily h. had $3.50 in lothet which VA. moi cx-
SACK which with Its contents lc estimates at
%lbO. IN saloon ucnr Market House. and thinks
he call nnd il easuy in daylight, Ills len cheeK Ia
other deadly instrument. and be complains Of had
fcea1ns. in his chest consequent upon the Lick.
Which he received NAilt is1uY on the ground.
, 1866-01-01
FROM SPRINGFIELD,

Regiments N u-tcret1 Ont-Iuvestl3utlo.l
>of Charge OF AIutiny-tcnsus and
Assessment Returns.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
SrRts0S1EIu, Dec. 20.
The 5!hh regiment Of Illinois infantry, consisting
OF 81 commissioned c1lce1r aud 503 enlisted men,
uos mustered out Ut New Orleans, La, on The a9.h
or Ibis number, = officers and 80 enlisted men
were placed "a fpMe for this city ior final payment
and discharge
On the sGth Inst, the I'D regiment Of infantry,
consisting Of Il commissioned officers aud 7G6 men.
vas mustered cni at New Orleans. OF thi. mum.
ber 81 officers and 1s9 ,nen wcr placea En- ro.e for
THIS place.
Eighty -four men belonging to tho 18th cavalry,
who ha,c 0ecn under atTcst at ST Joseph, Mo-, on
charge Of muttny. Ilse arrived as Camp Butler,
where The CHARGES will BE- Investigated.
The census returns OF Jenefson county have just
been rcceiycd, E1yinr the popnlauo1 Ut IS, .a1,
increase klnce le60 2s.g Sa1ue ol Manufactured
articles <1ss, ,lt9; ralae Of live stock <tst, tY3
pounds Of wool Il, 4tG.
Assessment leturue hare bccn received from the
counties of Cumberland and 10 D3yies. ios 15G5
In Cumberland county the value Of real and per-
sonal property II 81 *1,s,s3, IN incnasc OF SGl,5iG
Eiuce 1851; tax levied <.i.7fa.61.
The valoc Of real and personal property in 10
Davies i $aG si6 dtcna=c since 1851 III, ,4l5
t3I levied E11AS8,1s
, 1866-01-01
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMER

TWO Nsyat Victories to tI,o ch1leans-
Some Two Hundred pr1soncrs-ir.
reAt Of Robbers In PanaMn-C0tto11
nt1tl Coffee.
NEW YonE, Dec. 3f.-Thc steamer Atlantic from
Asptnwnll s2d, tttugs California malls Of the 9tu
sud f31d, Gu IN treasure. The news from the pa
e'te g. y sbc ast at November the Chilean ranofwa
Esmelalda, eaptuee5 tho Spanish g gun.boat coya
dorgn Of pnpuao, having on ooasu the sPanis1
Admi1al's correspondence: Ihe cngasemsnt 3atsa ne.
tvo killed. 1he EsmcruIda was ucdamagsd. IN IN
priGoncEs tnkcn wcro cotnmandAnt, u ot1sefs and
ll0 men, were treated kindly by The authote ties and
people; The co1,.9anoe1 Of the Esmeralda WIS
EleDctd to prcacut lin with sword of honor.
Though ihc Spanish Admiral WIS only forty miles
ou 4e Maa Ignorant Of tue capture until Informed
The Spanish nagship Villa de Madrid lett Val
pafa1so on The evening Ol December LIT, supposed
lor callao. Tho chil'ans. have also captured q
adc bctuecn Iulne and Talclhnaua. The launch
contained one gun and forty men, and was used for
watching the motements Of vessels near tho shore.
tho Independence, with two or thrre g,,ns. One
MI ht she tci in pih the upch which fired at mud
orlettd ics to stop. THIS done anl the lights put
oni. the spaniafsle soon jnmped aboard and found
IN amel1cau, uamcd VIM. e. Foster, YVES at.es.
ted ut Panama, charged With hclag concerned in
kAt iCppEI{ VI T. M 1AlttCAuQlsEt gaze IN Qtl0hof,
hut WIS subsequently released, there hotn, no esi
dancc against him. The real essjprif, Mafk Bradley
who kEepe bar-Toonl III Gn1atna bus been secured
tltongh tho evidence OF sallor boy. named Fritz
Acke, IRON the United states ship Eysnc, who was
employ I'll It Rittenhouse't Office at tha time, and
took an impression Of the key Of the safe
ley The money sgns all distracted By the boy, who
was to receive 81 big share, and was carried oil
by htadleys hatkceper named Ven IN the presence
Of both the ottcrt. The bog only received seven
dollars, and "as threatened with death II be- blow
cd On the arrest o. urad1ey e., Cts in gold. cup
posed to be epart Of the pluuuer, WI. found on hls
premises. The bat.keepcF, Veil Mclaughlin, Is In
California. whence he escaped some weeks u:o.
The nesss from Central Americn fl uniuterc.tfng.
The coffee crop OF Salvador il estfUated at yj
qu!ntale. TIE cot3nn crop Is not a titho OF last
scar'r, owing to the rayagcs Of the arny worm,
COSTA Rica has taken precautions agaiu1t cholera
BY establishing quarantine.
Ii il rumored that tho Queen has lately lodged
lsrgc Sums Of money in her own name in France
and EEylsud.
A Paris letter ssys the reason Of tho termination
Of lhe ext1adilon treaty between England
and Ftnnee Hss that during the Whole
pczlod Of the existence Of such trcats
Livery criminal demand by England OF France
hae been promptly surrendered whlle not nue
ein9lc criminal demanded By France has ever beer
.1ye up ty England. The Emperor does not cAoost
10 be ans longer party to such IN onesldcd AFRO
s;ance.
Several hundred miles Of core or Interior pos
tions OF the new Atlantic Telegraph cable arc com
pletel.