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NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 28.--Ths Louisi-
ana State Fair, though first attempt, Is
a great success. To-day Is thelast but
It has also quickened the disposition 70
the use OF improved implements and
machinery in the South. The associa-
ton have resolved to begin the immedi-
ate preparations to hold another Fair in
November, 1867, and tolerect perma-
nent buildings for the use of the same.
The Emory cotton gin takes the first
premium, also the Hydraulic Washing
Machine; Wheeler q Wilson's Sewing
Machine and the Charter Oak Cooking
Stove. The piano which took the first
premium was manufactured at st.
Louis and the second, in New Orleans,
thought those of YeW York, Boston
Philadelphia and Baltimore came.
in competition with them. - ~.
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New YORK, Nov. ga large num-
Der of distilleries and whiskey were
seized yesterday by, the deputies OF
lyn.I The parade of the first division,
in comm moration of the evacuation
of the city by the British troops took
place this afternoon. 1t is stated that
two suits have been commenced in the
Supreme Court against Gen. Butler,
in which John ii. Lester, resident OF
this city, charges him with false inn
prisonment, damages being laid al
800, 600; and with fraudulent CONVEX.
sion of property; damages laid at $780,
600. Lester, it may be remembered,
received q pass from Secretary Stanton
to bring his family from the South to
the North during the late war, but
Butler disregarded the permit and inn
sprisoned him.
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lrr65m WasI,,jIin7,.-t,o,-I ?

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-The mem
beers OF Congress elect are arriving In
this city. Hon. o. NJ. Roberts, Senator
from Texas arrived last night. He re-
Texas are houIishing, ahd that the
people generally are in good spirits.
The revenue for imports during the
past year foot up 500, 600, 900. It is es-
timated that the amount this year will
be $175, 600 900, but that the receipts of
goods will fall short.
Nothing definite has been received
from the British GoYernmeht,ins rela-
ton to the claims for indemnity grow
ing out of the depredations committed
on American commerce by the Ala
bama and other rebel privateers. The
correspondence is still in progress be-
tween the Governments. The present
British Ministry show a better dispose
ton than the former one in the con-
sideration of the important subject.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-The commits
sioners have under preparation a list
which will soon be presented to the Sec
rotary ofthe Interior for approval, of
selections for the Central Pacific Rail-
road, of California, embracing 1900
acres. Brevet Major General Cullum,
of the corps of engineers, and late SUI
perintendent of the q. s. Military Acad-
envy, has been declared member OF
the Board to consider the subject of the
modification OF the existing sea coast
forhdcation. Gen. Cullum will be sta-
toned in this city. = -. ~ -
The prize money resulting from the
capture of twenty-five bales Of cotton
by the Monticello on the 4th of July,
1851, is nearly ready for distribution at
the Fourth Auditors Office.
a statement has been published that
the President has given to Mrs. Thomp-
son permission for her husband, jacob
ann chr to NantW 4.
untrue.
During the past three days about sew
enty post masters have been displaced,
nearly all of them of the smaller class
of offices. Among the new appoint
ments are the following: Hiram Edger-
ton, FRANKLIN, N. Y; VIM. a. Parker,
9naddtte, N, Y; John McKeese,t Rhine
beck, N. Y, James A. Fairfield, Ken
nebeclz, Me.
It has been ascertained that Maxi
milian's tenacity in holding on to Mex
leo has been due to the expected encour-
agement by the reports of his late agent
to the United States, Degalledo, who
has Just returned to Mexico, that a
new civil war was on the eve of break
ing out in the United States, and that
this should certainly be tho case if the
Radicals carried the fall elections. It
ts expected that all Missionaries are now
disappointed. Tho fact is known now
GnaC Degalledo could not obtain au-
dience either with President johnson
or Secretary Seward, while in the Uni
ted States, all his efforts to have them
having failed, Notwithstanding his
statements to the contrary.
There was another race over the Ma
tional course to-day, two local horses,
Lady Clements and Unknown being
the contestants. The time was nothing
extraordinary, but there was n good
deal of eXCitemalt. among th0Sa in Ot-
tendance, on account of the closeness.
The race was a match for $500, mile
heats, best two in three. Lady Glenn
ents won the first heat in 2:46; I'M
known, the second in 2:52, and he also
won the third in 2:54
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~ Prom CnnndnI - !.

MONTREAL, @. E., Nov. 26.-The dis.
connt fixed by the. Government on
American $ihVoices at the Custom
Houses for currency was % per cent.
The finance minister imposed duty
OF 10 per cent. on kegs and cans from
the shell are free as heretofore.
The Steamers make their last trips
from Montreal to Quebec to-day.
An interesting experiment was made
with the Palissier shot and steel shell.
"A nine-inch shell, fired at a target at
1000 yards, 8 inches of armor plates
and Is inches of teak backing, went
through the iron and teak, setting fire
to the latter Experiments will bemade
this week. " - s = =
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OnicInIVote OrToWo

NEW YoRK; Nov. 26.-The Tribune
says the following is the official result
Ofthe Iowa election: For Secretary OF
g. Van Ando DENY 55,sl5; WriHht's
majority IS, 4l2. Several hundred votes
cast for e. d. Wright, though unoues-
tionable intended for Edward Wright.
were thrown out. Wright's majority
does not represent the full Republican
majority on the State ticket. SteIes.
the Republican candidate for Supreme
$3.50 = - III ~ Sftsy OF
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BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the 28th Of November.
Special o t4e 1ate4iospoer.

QUEENsrowN, Nov. 26.-The Anchor
Line Company's steamer Caledonia.
which sailed from New York Novem-
Der 10th, touched here this morning,
en- routet to Liverpool.
LONDON, Nov. 26.-Further arrests Of
suspected Fenians have been made in
Ireland. The national troops are ready
to move at moments warning.
Proposals for some parts of the Mic
aragua route have been awarded. The
Times considers that the entire scheme
viii have to be divided between the
governments Of England, France and
the United States. ats p ~
There has been renewed fighting in
Gambia. 1t is said that the Turks have
been badly beaten and have suffered
greatly, no less than three thousand.
having been killed and two thousand
taken prisoners.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. %, (Noon. Cotton
opens quiet and steady; middlingl up
lands are quoted at 14s. Sd. The sales
to-day will probably reach 10000 bales.
LONDON, Nov. 26.-The. money mar
ket opens quiet. Consols-e0 for mon
ey. American Securities - United
States 5-2o's FOX; Erie 4s1<; Illinois Gem
trail "a. az 40
BERLIN, Nov. 2e.-The Prussian GOV
eminent intends to have Consul Gem
eral located in the city of New York.
LONDON. Nov. 26, P. MI is rumor-
edthat a Republican Organization has
been formed in Paris.
1t is said that the Empress Eugenia
and her sson will spend Christmas at
Rome. l.4Iq
LIVERPOOL, Nov. %, p. M.-The cot
ton market is without change; bread
stufs unchanged; lard dull.
LONDON, Nov. 26, P. M.-The money
market is easier; Consols closed at s9E
for money. American securities closed
at the following rates: United States
5.2O's 7O9<; Erie AK; Illinois Central
7s1z. ~ t1f
LONDON, Nov. ga prospectus has
been published giving the plans for the
proposed Nicaragua route. The Times
thinks 1T would be well If the entire
section were divided between the Gov
ernments Of England, France and the
United States. 49, Fna
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 2s.-Noon.-The
bark, Alice Gray, of Bangor, Maine,
has been lost at sea. The mate was
drowned, butthe rest of the crew are
safe.
LONDON, Nov. 26.-Noon.-Twelve
thousand breech-loading rifles are to be
sentby the British Government to Ire
land for the use of the constables. The
arrest of Fenians continue to be made
in Ireland and the troops are vigilant.
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New IerseY u. s. Rennte.

NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 25.-The ques-
ton Of o. s. Senatorship Is becoming
exciting in political circles. The Ad.
verttser ofto-day advocates the election
of Hon. r. q. Frelinghuysen, who was
recently appointed BY the Governor to
hll the vacancy occasioned by the death
of Hon. VIM. Wright. Quite number
of papers in other parts OF the State are
advocating the claims of Hon. Geo. G..
Cobb, as a representative man of the
State, outside of the influences of the
city of Newark.
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MefeorIc ni.nIan

NEW YoRK, Nov. 26.-The London
Telegraph of November 18th says of the
the meteoric display. After 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, the sky was first occasionally
thin. frequently, andSsoon constantly,
streaked with the trains Of countless
stars which shot across the heavens.
kilograms from Frankfort report a
slight advance in the market for o. s..
30 bonds. The nominal rates are 755k
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Reorganization of the Treasury Ne.
DAFtment.

New YORK, Nov. 26.-The Tribune,s
Washington special says:
A carefully prepared bill, thoroughly
recognizing the Treasury Department,
is now ready for presentation to Com
gress, upon whose attention it will be
pressed early in the session. It's pas
sage will be earnestly favored by Sec
becoming law will be to prevent the
use'oE the department for partisan ends
and will greatly increase its efficiency.
A bill has been prepared by leading
Congressman, providing that an officer
on trial under impeachment shall be
suspended from exercising the func-
tions of his Office during the trial, and
whether anything is done towards inn
parchment of the President or not, 1t is
probable that action will be had upon
this bill with view to settling dispu-
ted point of law.
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BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. ga very
singular criminal case was before the
volving a series of frauds extending
for several years, during which a
wealthy old man named thinner has
been swindled out of thousands of dol
lars by fast young man named Guire.
The court room has been thronged all
day, and the development of this uu-
paraleled swindle, have excited The
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NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Advices from
Havana to the Goth, announce the arri-
val of General Sherman and S. D.
Campbell, with their suites. They were
handsomely feted by the citizens Of Ha-
vana, and received many attentions
from the authorities. General Sher-
man attended the grand review in hon
or of the Queens birthday. They were
to leave for Mexico on the 23rd in the
Susuuehanna.
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NEW YORK, Nov. pa further ex-
animation OF the case of Frank HELEN.
broker, and VIM. r. Babcock, in con.
nection with the bonds stolen from
Rufus L. Lord ~ was held to-day and
adionFned till Friday imofninR.L S26O5s
600 OF the stolen money has been re-
covered. ~ Tsssgs .3SEG.7.f2 EfsT
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New York, Nov. 28.-The largest
dispatch transmitted over the Atlantic
Gable, was sent yesterday by a govern
ment official of the United States to
one of the Ministers of this country
on the Continent of Europe. II con-
tanned 5000 words.
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MILLKDeEvnLR, Nov. 26.-In the
Senate bill has been introduced re-
pealing the laws prohibiting aliens
from owning real estate. The House
has passed bill granting aid to ar air
line railroad, and prohibiting railroads
and steamboats, running ON Sunday.
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FoRTREss MONROE, Nov. 23.-The an
nual conference of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South, continues in ses-
sion in Norfolk, and its labors will
probably consume the greater part of
next week,
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BALTIMORE, Nov. ga number of
invited guests left here this morning in
a special train for the Susquehanna
river, to be present at the formal OPEN
ing of the new railroad bridge on the
Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad,
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The Prosecution of Claims Against
the Government.


NEW YoRK, Nov. 26.-James n.
MdcGill, living on Carroll street, Brook
lyn, while laboring under alteration OF
mind yesterday, stabbed his wife and
then cut his own throat. His own
wounds have not proved fatal, but Mrs.
McGill's IRE said to be dangerous.
A Herald Washington special says
that a new scheme for the prosecution
of claims against the Government, en-
tered into by claim agents and certain
clerks in the department having charge
of hesettlement of claims for officers
back pay, has partially transpired here.
1t is charged that those clerks, who have
access to the muster rolls OF the army,
select from the rolls the names of Off
GERS appearing thereon as entitled
under recent law to present claims
for arrears of pay, and cause such mus
tered out ofhce to be notified of the
facts, at the same time suggesting the
name of claim agent best qualified to
prosecute the claim for them, thus
throwing into the hands of the claim
agents large amount of business. 1t
is supposed that clerks thus interested,
share the profits. Is r-r -. EFF
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Towing / Towingi

g Ned PROPOSITIONS FOR ALL THE
~ saIL t1Wlng Of the Ohio River Salt Co, for
the yeor 1857, Will be received nm TO 10 O'cIocIr
a M m, n n uesday, January LIST, 1851. :
the hats and barges loaded, = -
a., me party towing TO receive the barges at
tne furnace landings on the Ohio River. 10
Tow, pay lock fees, wharfage, and other eX-
enl ne, unload the barges and return them
In making bids the parties viii give the
points: - N''i"S
S1lneSiinnati, Ohio, Nashville, Tenn,
1Plt1IlS0n, md GAINESVILLE Tenn,
JeneHonViIle, Ind Cairo nj n.y. .f- Ia
New Albany Ind, Alton. m
66NAnsSlue. lnd.V Quincy, ILL.,, $40
Laoucant KY, ST. Louis, Mo-.
any party who may he awarded the contract
performance of the contract
me Ohio River Salt Co. reserves the TfRtt
proper. s----' - eti9S 9Se
The proportions will be sealed and nd.
dressed to Hon. ". b. Horton PoInerSIy1 M
OHIO RIVER BAIf On ~
-. y. 11UD5OHt 5ecy. noVl9-d
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: PIITsBURs. Nov. 2s@Priyate adyi-
ces received here to-Gidy say that Gov.
Geary, Chief Justice Chase, Hon. Nor
ing at Harrisburg from aivisit to Get
They were guests of Hon.
Simon Cameron Chief Justice Chase
len this evening for Washington.
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Bushfeld, Wallace & Co..
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Wanted.
.Er NONE BUT A
Adnainistrator,s Notica.

NoToE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the gunlcrtber has been duly appointed.
aqrl1nls!EltoE Of the Estate or Simon n,
Wondefllck, deceased, late Of South Wheel
lnef ONO county, and has taken upon him
Ell that trust by giving bonds as the law di-
An pefsons having demands up0n the
e99ate Of said deceased are required to exc
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AID estate are called upon 70 make payment
70 JOHN l. HOBBS, ~
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NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Tt Is reported
haYe failed. .Amoant not known. u
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Stfambnats.

For the Lower Ohio, Cairo q Sc. LOUIS.
~ The steamer al. w. GARRETT"
hand BargeS, Capt. John X, Booth.
E.. VIII leave as above on Saturday
the At OF December, at . O'Clock, D, m,
For freight, apply To
noX2Ie5t BOOTH, BATTELLE 4 co. ARts.
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The Latest News:


ny me Union line. ~
once nc corner q Main and Monroe streets
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PORTABLE STEAM RNGTNFS

COMBINING THE MAx1IUM OF EFF.
W. F1CIEHCfI durability and economy
with the minimum of Weight and pricS
they are widely and favorably known, more
Lnan W belng in use. An warranted salts
on application. Address
]. O. HOADLEY d co.
noYI-dmeod Lawrence, Mas
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FOR CINCINNATT,

- The elegant passenger steamer
lells sieei4Ie ~, EsDlNBUR9,n Captain I. L.
Thompson, g. w. Thomson Cl'k
inst, at o'clock p. m. '',s SS'''
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
100 =. BOOTH, BA1TELLE & CO.,
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FOE CINCINNAm-

- The elegant steamer ssPOTOAIAC.p
80 Captain ChaS. Muhlemnn Chris
- Young, Clerk, will leave as above
on d Inye essay, Nov. 18th, at O'Clock, p.
nov28-2t BOOTH, BATTELLE& CO., Agents
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The money market continues to work
easier and the oneriuEg to-day were, In exc
ees5 Of the demand. The early lions
were genetally e Tper cent on cali interest
AtLefW8EGls there was Considerable trInS H.
tons At Per cent ON stock collateEais, and S
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The dry goods market opens very quiet to-
day. but very steady, considering the state OF
the trade and business in other uuarteFs
Aside from some outsiders who have lost con-
ndence In the market and are Offering goods
for the purpose of realiziugS there Is ReneTnI-
~ e very hrm feeling on the part Of holden
OF goodB. Manufactures are generally cur
falling expenses and reducing their prOduc-
tons to meet the state Of business and gener-
ally running upon goods OF established repu-
tAtton and deEirAbleneSS. fAU
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BuRalO,

NOVEMBER 26.-F,LoUR-Qu Quiet; No. spring
III 10O9ll SO; amber winter SIS OO9l4 so.
GRAIE-=Wh eat-Qulet; parties apart; held
part Washington and Green Bay Club, at
* l292 10; No. Milwaukee spring 81 10.
600 bush. Toledo at 9Oc. Oats-Ouiet: held
az 81 O09l OS for Canada. Rye-Sales 1000
bush. at about 81 90. Barley Malt-Sl 8O8I IS,
WHISRY-S23 49,
Canal. FREIeHTs-Wheatt to Rochester &c;
Two loads corn to New York 2Oc.
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Dried Fruit.
-S000 LBS, DRIED PEACHES, CHOICE
500 lbs Dried Peaches, choice quarters.
SOU lbs. Dried Apple In store ami
4oE sale by PRYOR BolD a CO.,
noY0 1s Main street,
Goshen Cheese.
on BOXES GOSHEN CHEESE JUST
ools Cor. Market and nd Sd sSYE ss1;;e,..
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the GEnUhHE COMMON SENSE FAMILY
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DIR. Samuel Gilbert. Preparations.

DR. SAMUEL GILBERT, SO celebrated as having had for
The last twenty-five years, III the treatment Of
CHRONIC DISEASES,
the most lucrative Medical Practice South has at last
consented allow of his esteemed remedies to be
prepared and sold proprietary medicines This resolution
has been sugcudered by the repeated solicitations Of those who
have experienced the benefit Of his remarkable professional
skin and by the mpossi6ty Of giving especial attention to
each Of the written applications made him for prescriptions
by those whose pecuniay ci cumstanees hab,
preaiude the possibility If applying in person him