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DECEMBER 4TH, 1865.
Senate.
LAFAYETTE s. FOSTER, Norwich, Conn.,,
President Ofeic
JOHN w. FORNEY, of Pennsylvania, Clerk
Republicans Tin Roman y Democrats Tin itulics.
The figures before each Senator's name denote tn
year in which his term expires. The member
from the Southern States not classified
Total number of States, 81. Total number O
Senators when the Senate is full, u.
ALABAMA.
1871 George S. Houston,
1867 Lewis E. Parsons, -.
ARKANSAS.
1871 f. - BAXTER
1867 William ID. Snow, -.
CALIFORNIA.
1869 John Conness, Piaccrvillc.
1867 1d"ues Il. -ucOoMyau, San Francisco.
CONNECTICUT.
1869 James Dixon, Hartford
1867 Lafayette s. Foster, Norwich.
DELAWARE.
1869 George Reade Riddle Wilmington.
1871 Wizard SALISBURY, Georgetown
FLORIDA.
1869 William Marven.
1871 A. H. Stephens, -.
1867 H. V. johnson, -.
ILLINOIS.
1867 Lyman Trumbull, Alton.
1871 Richard Yates, Quincy.
1867 Henry s. Lane, Charlottesville.
1869 Tho"us Il. He,tdricks, indianapolis.
IOWA
ISL ISL 9yaeaneWS:) Grimes Rnr,inrton
1861 Samuel C. Pomeroy Atchison
1865 james II. Lane, Lawrence.
KENTUCKY.
1867 Carrot Davis, Paris.
1871 james Guthrie, Louisville.
1871 Randall HINT, New Orleans.
1867 Henry Boyce, Alexandria
1869 Lot NJ Morrill,, Augusta.
1871 William p. Fessenden, Portland.
MASSACHUSETTS.
1869 Charles Sumner, Boston.
1911 Henry Wilson, Natick.
1869 Re,~tty Lohnson, Baltimore.
1861 John \. j. Crcswcll, Elkton.
MICHIGAN.
1869 Zachariah Chandler, Detroit.
1871 Jocob NJ. Howard, Detroit.
1869 Alexander Ramsey, St. Paul.
1871 Daniel S. Norton, Mankato.
MISSISSIPPI.
1869 William L. Sharkey, Jackson.
1871 james L. Alcorn.
MISSOURI.
1867 B. Gratz Brown, St. Louis
1869 John b. Henderson, Louisiana.
NEVADA
1871 James W. Nye, Virginia CITY.
1869 William VI. Stewart, -.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
1867 Daniel Clark Manchester.
1871 Aaron H. Cragin, Lebanon
NEW koRK.
1867 Ira Harris. Albany.
1869 Edwin d. Morgan, New York.
NEW JERSEY.
1869 William Wright, Newark.
1871 John r. Sockfot, Trenton.
NORTH c ARoLINA
1867 John Pool, Windsor.
1871 VIM. a. Graham, Hillsboro'.
OHIO.
1867 John Sherman, Mansfield.
1869 Benjamin +. Wade, Jefferson.
1867 James ". NeSAnith, Salem.
1871 George Fl. Williams.
PENNSYLVANIA.
1867 Edgar Cowan, Grccnsburg.
1863 Charles b. Bwckaler, Bloomsbury.
RHODE ISLAND.
1860 William Spra@ue, Providence.
1871 Henry b. Anthony, Providence.
SOUTH CAROLINA
1867 John L. Manning, -
1871 Benjamin +. Perry, Grecnriue.
TENNESSEE.
1869 David T. Patterson, -.
1871 j. S. Fowler, -
1861 .
1871 -.
VERMONT.
1867 Luke P. Poland; St. Johnsbury
1865 George Edmonds, -
VIRGINIA.
1867 John C. Underwood, -.
1871 Joseph Segar, -.
WEST VIRGINIA.
1869 Peter G. Van Wrinkle, Parkersburg.
1871 Waitman 7. Wiley, Morganton.
WISCONSIN.
1867 Timothy o. Howe, Green Bay.
1860 James K. Doolittle, Racine.
House of Representatives.
SCHUYLER COLFAX, South Bend, Ind,
Speaker.
EDWARD MCPHERSON, Gettysburg, Pa.
CLERK.
ALABAMA.
Z, n Jonodon Joseph w. TAYLOR, -.
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DELEGATES from the Territories.

Delegates from the Territories.
NEW MEXIco.-J. Francisco Chaves, Santa Fe.
UTAH.-W William II. Hooper, Salt Lake City.
MISUNDERSTANDING A. Denny, Seattle
NEBRAsKA.-Phneas W. Hitchcock, Omaha.
CoLoRADo.-Allen A. Bradford, Denver.
DAKoTA.-Walter A. Burleigh, Yancton.
ARIzoNA.-John N. Goodwin, Prescott.
IDAHo.-E. d. Holbrook Idaho City.
MoNTANA.-Sdna,lel Mclean, Bannock City.
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The Civil Rights Bill.

We publish below the Civil Rights
Bill as it recently passed the Congress
over the Presidents Veto:
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House of Representatives..
SCHUYLER COLFAX, South Bend, Ind,
EDWARD MCPHERSON, Gettysburg, Pa,
G.. C. Langdon, -. Joseph W. Taylor, -.
Geo. c. Freeman, -. J. NJ. Shield, -.
Cullen A. Battle, -. T. j. Jackson, -.
ARKANSAS.
w Rivers. j. N. johnson, -.
Lorenzo Gibson,
CALIFORNIA.
Donald C. McRuer San VIM Highly, Calaveras
Francisco John Bidwell, Chico.
CONNECTICUT.
Henry C. Deming, Hart Angus: Brandagee, New
ford. London
Samuel L. Warner, Mid John H. Hubbard, Itch
dletown. field.
DELAWARE.
John A. Nicholson, Dover.
Ferdinand Mcleod, -.
GEORGIA.
Solomon Cohen, -. E. 6. Cabanniss, -.
Hugh Buchanan, Colum- J: II: Christy, Athens.
bus w. T. Wofford.
John Wentworth, Chi s. NJ. Cullom, Spring
John F. Farnsworth, st. Leois W. Ross, Lewis
Charles. town.
Elihu B. Washburne, Anthoay Thornton, Shell
Galena, byville.
AS@er G. Harding. Mon Samuel S. Marshall, Nc
mouth. Leansboro
E. c. lngersoll Peoria Jehu Baker, Alton.
B. C. Cook, Ottawa. Andrew J. Kuykendall,
Henry P. II. Bromwell, Vienna.
Charleston.
8. W. Moulton, Cat la'ye) shelbyville.
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4. j. GloSsb,ettner, YORK.
Vacant.
Abraham A. Barker, Eb-
cnsburg.
Step. F. Wilson. Wells
boro'.
Glenn w. Scofield, War
rem.
Chas. V. Culver, Frank
lin.
JO. L. Dd'cson, Browns
vile.
JAS. X. Moorhead, Pitts
borgh.
Thomas Williams, Pitts
burgh.
Geo. V. Lawrence, Mo-
nongahela City.
ISLAND.
Nathan F. Dixon, Yves
terly.
Samuel MCGOWAN,
James Farrow, -.
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DEATH OF HON HrNRv NAV

. The telegraph brings rs Information OF the
death IN Baltimore this morning. Of typhoid
fever, OF the Hon. Henry May prominent
menberof thebar their, and Formerly q men,
Der OF Congress from that city. He was IS
years Of age, and belonged to the Washington
family Of that name. and was a brother of DIR.
May, an eminent physician Of this city, and of
Capt. Chas. May, q very distinguished soldier
in the U. S. dragons, who made the famous
charge at Palo Alto in the early part of the Mex
lean war, he being then in command of ca valry
detachment under General Tsyior. Henry
May was man of highly cult, sated intellect,
and one OF the ablest members of the bar in the
city of his residence. He wac first elected to
Congress In November, 1853, and ser ved from
December. 1885, to March. 1855. He was then
a candidate for another term, but was beaten
In very exciting and memorable contest by
the Hon. Henry Winter Davis, at the election
in November, 1855. After being out OF Con-
gress for two or three terms, he was again
elected, and served during one Congress.
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Affair, i'm Ceor-,tow,

ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH INTENT To
kILL.-lesterday, Officer DANGER arrested
Henry q. Dean for assault and battery with
intent TO kill fanerighr Beckett, coiored aged
sixteen years. and VIM. Davis as accessory
In the examip alton before Justice Buckley, il
appeared that Eeckett was in his fathers stable
with a hoy named VIM johnson, ATTENDING
the horses. Dean entered the stable win Davis
AND, without quarrel or any provocation
stabbed Beckett with a carving knife. infiicung
a serious wound under the leil shoulder blade
The boy tried 10 escape, and Dean got a double
barrCled gun, Davis holding the stable door 70
prevent Beckeu's escape. When Beckett got
him. Nothing is known as 70 the reason OF
Deans animosity against the bow. but ~ "a said
the youth always tried no AVOID meeting Dean,
especially when he had been drinking. Justice
Buckley sent Dean and Davis to Jail for court
. The CANAL.-An important Improvement
was commenced this morning by Superinten.
importantin connectioI with the opening of
the way 70 Rock Greek by the construction of
tie new bridges over he Canal, below High
street This improvSpWfmsth che repair OF the
in is l0 very IRON G Eos fS Ss Is.t
bas been totally UNIT for use Tor SIX wears past
during winch time BVi0W upsseeessfui az
The Government expended 81 40 in an ef5aft
10 make the lock useful 1urtuv 'rne rebellion
6ul failed. IL is TO be hoped Superintendent
Cameron will be more su ccess ful.'ra9t
Arriyed-The Ellen, flour and grain, TO Geo
aiers; ;. Bhfmyer, -four, to do and Gig hieen
boats with coal--to q. II. Plant, RAIL- tons:
Cumber land 90, 5ii tons: Borden Co. 90 is
tons; Hampshire BE ltimore 90. 2ia 10 tons:
W k Snow d Co. lO9 tons: American o.
lI22 tons; Central Co, Sal. tons. Departed
Ellen, with slit, &c, 10 Sharpsburg; and sew
enteen boats light. 30 : B.
SELLING Liquor ON SUNDAY.-Conrad Wall
was arrested yesterday by officer Martin, for
selling liquor on Sunday, and was fined saO;s
by Justice Buckley. ~.
RIVER FRoNT.-The vessels appear to be in
cTedslng IN the river, and a number have a.
rived AT the wharves since our last report
Inc coal trace vessels are not as numerous as
they have ueen, but several are receiving car
goes; while there is number OF Smaller YES
sells OF the coasting trade in the river below
lie vessels subject 10 eutry ar the CUSTOM
house are few IN number, but heavily ireightad
with merchandise for District mere hants
PORT OF u EoRGETowN.-Entered- Steamers
ColpmDia. Harper, from Baltimore: Than,es
Swift from New York; b5rk Scotland Small
ley, from Loston, with merchandise Cleared
Lark Scotland, Smaley, for Boston
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THE GEoRGETowN AQU EDUoT.--By order OF
Major General Candy, commanding Depart
ment Of Washington, the Georgetowa Aoue
duct WIS to-day surrendered to the le..ees OF
the Alexandria Canal One result of this will
be that the passage of vehicIe-, horsemen, and
pedestrians between Virginia and the District
must hereafter be via the Long Bridge, and in
case OF accident TO that structure, by way o
the Chain Bridge, four miles above George
town. Another result lie n diversion of a por-
ton of the coal trade of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal, heretofore monopolized by George
town, to Alexandria: which city is ambitions
to sec ure the entire traffic &at t.t.
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PERsoNAL--Ristori appeared last night as
Mary Stuart 20 crowded house in New York
80 George Francis Train is announced as tbs
Independent Fenian candidate for Congress in
NEBRASKA Hon. Henry May, formerly
Representative IN Congress from Maryland IS
now lying al the residence OF his brother-in-
law Dr- Wise, In Baltimore. in a dying con.
oitlon. few days since Mr. May left his
country estate on visit TO Baltimore, and on
Sunday week was stricken down with the
gastric fever General kilby Smith ar.
the Second Comptroller of the Treasury, re.
turned from his furlough yesterday, and Will
today resume the duties of his Office
POSTMASTER General Randall returned yester-
day from a brief trip 10 New YORK
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FINANCIAL.

Lewis johnson & Co, quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.--First Board.-U. s.
Coupons, 1881, nj do, 5.20,s, Coupons, 1lK,
Canton, SIS: Cumberland, SEX; Qu,cksii
yer, sex; New York Central, tO7x; Ere
75k; Hudson. l2lx; Reading, l16A i Michigan
Central, ll3 do, Southern end North Indiana,
s.; ILLINOIS Central, 12ix; Cleveland and
Pirsburg, SIX: Chicago and North western,
36H; do: preferred, 6s i; Cleveland and Toledo.
l2lk; iPlttsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago,
lt64; Market dull; 3p. m.-American Gold,
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THE CHEMICAL DIRECTORY and Pharma
ceutists Compendium; London Outlines of
Inorganic Chemistry: London. Normandy's In.
troduction to Roses Chemical Analysis; London.
Iettres Sur 10 Chime; Paris. Parrish q Prsctie.I
pharmacy; Diapers Text Book Of Chemistry.
Brande and Taylsr's Chemistry, AMI many othsr
works on the same and kindred subjects for sale by
se25 FRANK TAvTNv|
IsT OF PROPOSALS OF A MISCELLA
II neous character received at the ONCE Of the
Quartermaster General for the week ending Sen
TENDER ~, 1850: ~~r
J. Wade, President Western Union telegram
Company. New York, offers to give $50 OoO for the
.abmaripe telegraph cable in possession of Bishop
J. D. Adams, Alexandria. Va, eders al 81 ns,
cord for the wood at that place. w
WD. A. Copnor New York offers the schooner
SO ?8' Nb i0i
Thos Blefz. Of Washington. d. O., offers to pur
shy blue trousers at 81 each. II .
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Marine Disaster.

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 25.-The quaran-
tine steamer City OF Albany reporis HAVING
spoken Off the Capes this morning the steamer
r.. Z. knight, IRON Wilmin gton, N. c., bound
10 Baltimore, which reported a large steamer
ashore on Body Island, seventy miles south OF
Cape Henry, signalling in distress Owing 10
the heavy sea and breakers she was unable TO
render assistance --l-ll- II p : "
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BAD FOR GIFT CONCERT SwINDLERs-A dis
patch from Chicago sIaies that a meeting of the
victims Of the swindle known as the United
States Git Concert was held>in that city on
Ihursdsy, and II was resolved to prosecute ].
NJ. Virgins for swindling. 1t is ascertained
that be Is IN Hamilton, Canada, and he will be
claimed under the Extrsdition treaty Other
like swindies will be proceeded against soon.
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ARRIVAL or TROOPS.

The arrival Of troops IN this vicinity has
given rise to exaggerated rumors Of the intend.
ed concentration OF a large military force (from
twenty five to thirty thousand) here. Thsfact
is that the number Of soldiers at this point for
some months past has averaged only two to
three fhousapd. and that several companies Of
the 18th Infantry and few other regular
troops have been recently ordered here, the
aggregate being less than the usual assign men
to headquarters Of a department. We presume
the whole number In this city ana yicinitv.
when the arransemeats are completed, viii
NOT exceed 5000 men, 49, - IT,; =
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pARDONHD

The President has ordered the pardon of
Lester Dixie, convicted at the Febru ary term,
1s66, of the U. S. District Court for the Northern
District Of New York, of illegally putting a
man into the U. s. service, and sentenced to
six months imprisonm emit. 3sF7N TTE -
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 25.-Flour is scarce with
an upward tendency. Wheat very firm: red
9Oa2 So. Corn firm; white Las; yellow 9,ag3
Provisions dull. Lard 20k. Groceries steady
FlaxsPed 3X. Whisky firm. Western , ;Sa
IA: Pennsylyania 40
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NEW R.pnAors

We learn that the report that a cavalry
school is about 70 be established on the 7th
street road, north of the city. opposite the site
of Camp RELIEF, is unfoupded, but that bar.
racks will be erected there for q portion. or the
whole CT the 18th Infantry % . Az
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FINASCIAL.-The New York money rxet
opens 'his week with symptoms of inereasinx
ease, put without any decided change IN the
rates. The most general movement in loans
paNaoie on demand, Is at four per cent an d
with supulaifons OF a short notice there are
transactions 10 some amount At five, while
balances are allowed in some instances 10 ra
main undisturbed atthree. Paper is com para
lively quiet There Is little Offering among the
commission brokers, and the demand is by
no means brisk. The Commercial of esterdav
afternoon says: Gold is moderately active,
but plenty, offers having been made as low as
one sixty -fourto The market opened at 143.
against 434 on Saturday at the close, but soon
advanced 10 IA, and then settled down TO l43l
al which II has ruled steady up to one O'Clock.
AT the stock board there was rather more than
the ayerage amount of business for the Omen
ing OF the week with n0Uery decided &c In
the prices In Governments there was more
doing than on Saturday. The Fiye-twen ties
We're sold lower than then, while the Seven.
thirties were without change In State stock re
there was large business.
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- The Washington CORES pom dent of the
New York Tribune telegraphs to that paper a
story OF the dismissal by Secretary Browning
Of a clerk belonging to the Johnson Depart
mental Club who took to the Secretary a list
OF radical clerks for dismissal. We learn that
the story is a fabrication thron shont
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Deafh of Hon. Henry Nav

BALTIMORE, Sept. 25.-Hon. Henry Nav,
former representative in Congress from the Sd
Distriet of Maryland, died thIs morning at 9
O'CLOCK He wss the immediate predecessor OF
the late Henry Winter Davis 4f}at.
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CAhfHfs' e1LoLoEas, -.

= h.v. i,Ss received from Esv York auction
house d. pisoss Tapestry. Three Iay. Ingram.
vs.stis.. L!st s.6 IiDs M cA ..nns OIL;
ssdC0Hf0Ri1Hs; klse 9H hseS . lsrss Iot q
q. Sssshs how for Cash ''s e :fif = small
Dealer in Furniture, &c.
4O6 Seventh strset.
se1slms between q and b sta sast side.
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Fran Mem nra.

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-The Trfbune,s New
Orleans special says that Gov Wells is SICK
with ague, and denies the starement OF ha vim q
endors ed the Presidents policy.
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New YOrk MapketS

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Cotton frmer 3zaao
cents. Flour has advanced l5a25 cents. Germ
is steady. Oats better. Lard dull Pork
heavy. Whisky firm and quiet.
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CRIMINAL CoURT-TAe yaii-0n Monday
next the Criminal Court June term. which
was adjourned over ia July, viii be recon
vened. This adjourned term will commence
with between four and ii We hundred csses
the docket, including about one hundred and
seventy Jail cases.
The jail AZ this time contains about i7U pris.
oners, among them % women, Sax of whom are
white, and about q dozen boys, some OF them
about eisht years OF sge. The class OF crimi-
nails is about as bard those who were there
during the war, and frequently the desperate
ones make attempts TO escape. by cutting
threughs the walls, but for the past twelve
mon'hs, owing TO the vigilance OF Warden
Brown nd the gusrds, none have escaped from
the building, and neither has one prisoner OF
re rly four hundred taken by the Waroeu 70
the Albany penitentiary during the past four
teen months been successful.
~
ORPHANS CoURT,-ln conseq uenee OF JudRe
Purcell, of the Orphans Court hating been
injured about the face and head in iurn ming
from carriage, with which tue horse vzs
running away, on Saturday afternoon As
stated in the S,dr OF yesterday, the Orphans
Court did not meet .day. .r..
nCHARGE OF LARCESY.-Yes'erday morninr
Michael Mahoney' was arrested by ono
Fainter on the charge OF Stealing II yard 3 OF
dress goods from Moses Brookhimer. who WIS
moving, and Justice Handy commits ed him 70
jaf for court. f
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Colonel John Tyler, son eff ex- President Tyler.
and a candidate tor the Virginia State senate
against ROBERT Ould, ex-Rebel Commissioner
OF Excnange OF pritoners, pasted posters
about the city OF Richmond on Saturday,
branding A Rives Pollard, editor Of the Rich.
mond Examiner as coward, etc, and it Is now
sald that duei has been arranged between the
parties. The difnculty arises ont of poIitical
controversy. The Examiner replied TO Colo
mel Tyler's card Published in the ENQUIRER
winch accused Pollard IN very uncnaritaole
terms with being supported by certain North
ern capitalists.
The tree boxes IN Richmond are Iikelv IN
suffer again-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Forrest, ESQ.,, of
this CRY, has been commissioned by the Presi-
dent Justice of, the Peace for the Distric. of
Columbia TIA r. ~
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sc l5-2w

Gas FIXTU RES.
We are inst receiving orr fall stock of GAS
and most eomplete this side Of Philadelpnia.
We are the only agents Of Cornelius Baker, of
Pnilsdejphie, the largest msnufac N rsrs of Gas
FfxInres n this county. and whose fixtures are
upequsllsd for style and fihish -
Persons needing . good article, ara Peauest ed tn
examine hero before purchAsing They candp O.
well with 10 % af the mAnut acturere = -
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DEPARTMINT OF THD INTIRIOR,
" RENsIoS 0sEIcH, .July 18th, l0os.

. pDlic.tton having bssn made under the act Of
June 1850. for the reissue Of the FOLLOWING d.
scnbed Lend Warrants, which are alleged 70 have
Deen loet @ dssueyed,-Notice 10 hereby efyer
tnat % the oete following the de0erDtion Of eeoh
WI ns new certtncate or warrant Of like tSDor
VII % reissusd, II - valid objection should then
80 . -. for 70 sc.es. issued under tAe &C. Of
March ID 1855, In the name OF Archibald Isl Cois.
a., And Vas granted January 18th, lss .October 81,
No sl.o7s for 10 ceres. Issued uadsr the "a A.
March Sd. 1855, IN the leAs OF John ,Jouss. -
", granted April LIT. 1856 .-0ctober 9th, lSS3.
March 1885, IN the name q James 2 Undsrhiii.
No. N,SS, ssr % cree. iss1:d Uedse shs isS
eeltembsr. 1870 In the name q Daniel Milton sni
I mas sranese December nth. lssi-DsOsabsr Lee,
No. D ooe. for 90 acres, issued under the oct Of
erch 81: 1855 In the name Of Daniel hilton. and
wss granted March 18th 1es6- December ist, issS.
MO- 3'isla. for loe acres, tsene1 under The scS Of
u erch J, 1S6 In the name Of Tamor, widou of
pelia Denton. snd was granted August 1, n:S
December Is, 1855.
jos. b. BARRETT,
""" Ooumissionsr
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NEW FALL STYLES
GINTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.

The subscriber having. at considerable EXPENSE
and labor, thoroughly reftteA and oesutitied his
store, has now the pleasure Of notifying hi. pa
uons Ard the public that he hes just returned
from the north and Is MOI in daily receipt of his
FALL AID WINTER PURCHASES,
Embracing large and varied assortment OF frst.
class ID - $50
GEETLBA1n' FURNISHING GOODS,
Selected in person and 9th great of the best
end leading Importing Houses in New YorE S'''
MY facilities for doing business are 81 III. r,o..
isvcrebie character; buying mi, goods mostly for
cssn, with store rent free, and other exnenss.
light. enables me to sell at the very lovest Can
prices. ..-..|- = "s'' 0ssn
,Ihankfui Tor past favors, 1t 10 my intention for
merit cont nuation Of the patronage 90 long and
OHAS. II. LANE
0entlemens Furnishing store
De W-eolotif -. l24 Pen6,e Sve,r.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS
An Ascending Agent Arrested.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, sept. 2.-Adolph Beruard,
ticket agent Of the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad Company, in this city, who abscou-
ded with near ten thou sand dollars of the com.
pany's funds, was followed TO Chic ago by the
detectives, and brought back to dsy, and com
mitted for trial at the criminal court. He
pleads 'wine and women" as the cause of his
misfortune
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~The Mobile papers announce tina. the ex.
pirate Raphael Semmes has become the editor
of the Mobiie Gazette. His assistant ~ Pendle.
ton Cclston. Judge Advocate OF the Con eder.
ate navy during the war.
- A lady stepped upon the hull Of a grape,
IN norfolk, on Friday, fell and badly injured
herself N :. = :
~John y Breckinridse has LEFT London,
with his family, and gone ID Geneva.
- Bismarck and Mr.. Motley, our minister
ST Austria were seboolmafes q Germany
~France 10 said 10 ha We advised Austria To
yield now and wait for revenge hereafter
~ Baron Won Geroit, the Prussrau Minister
Is the oldest resident among the diplomatic
corps In Washington He has represented his
Country here more than twenty years
~The Liberals ara now planning a cam
paiEn against the City OF Mexico ITSELF and the
chances Of Msximiiian's escape with mis- army
snd trains are brIng seriously discussed at
Nsrs Cyuz-
~SpInks says he favors filters because he
IS.s TO see a. much oil his lady friends as pos
sible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-25

: PsRsoNAL.-Sir Henry Holland, the .vsl,-
Known Enfltsh phvsiciau, has arrived in this
city. Sir Henry ettenfed King Georee e0r
Fourth In ~ sesf Illness, and in his yoanoBr
days ren ked among the first physicians OF his
time We understand that he Is on q visit to
the British Minister here.