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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-22

The NATIONAL DEMocnAcY.--The Ma
tional Democratic Resident Committee
held meeting last night at the National
Hotel, which was largely attended, many
Of the members of the Democratic Gene
raj Committee participating in the proceed
ings. Hon. Charles Mason presided, and
Hon. Thomas b. Florence acted as secre-
tary. The subject Of an early call Of q
Democratic National COaUntion was gene
rally discussed, but decision was post
poned until Monday next, when probably
the matter will be disposed Of. II was con-
ceded on all hands that the time had ar
rived when the Democracy, reinforced by
all persons and parties desiring q Govern
ment of constitutional liberty aud law,
should commence an active campaign. The
committee resolved, as fitting prepare
tory movement, to celebrate in this city:
on the sth Of January next, the anniver-
sary of the battle Of New Orleans in
manner every way snited to the occasion.
Letter in baltimore Gazette.
VIII they fight? Not they. They hum
plugged the South before the late war with
the idea that they were as staunch States
rights men as Yancey; but when the war
tocsin sounded, they got them into caves
and holes with the wolves and the bats.
" A plague on such friends" say we.
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nv rho Gable.

PARIS, December 2l.-As a manifestation of
the cordial relations existing between France
and the United States, the farewell dinner to
Minister Bigelow yesterday was very sue
cessful affair. Mr.. Kellogg, in his speech on
that occasion, declared that he was glad to say
that the traditional friendship between the
two nations had been restored.
Some of the press of this city are very Sc
we're in their comments upon the message Of
President Johnson.
II is rumored that owing TO the unpopularity
of the recently proposed scheme for the re-
organization of the French army, it will either
be withdrawn or considerably modified.
LONDON, December 2l.-The case of the Uni
ted States against Pricoean came up again be-
fore the Admiralty Court yes erday, when Min
lister Adams refused to sanction the agreement
recently entered into between United States
Consul Morse and the firm of Frazer, Tren-
holm x Co., the actual defendants in the case.
An extension of time was granted TO the Uni
ted States to prepare for carrying on the case
but the securities OF Pricoean were dis
charged.
DUBLIN, December 2l.-Large seizures of
arms and ammunition, scc.cted for the use OF
the Fenians, continue to be made by the police
in various quarters Of Ireland.
BygLIg. December q. The Prussian House
| of Delegates has passed n bin to incorporate
| Schlcswig- Holsten with the Kingdom of
| Prussia.
LIVERPOOL, December ol--P. M.-The cotton
market during the week has been very active,
and prices have steadily advanced until they
reached yesterday l4isd. for middliug up!ands :;
the highest figure Of the week. Transactions
were heavy, and the sales Of the week
amounted to 10. 900 bales but to-day the mar
! kct is less animated, and the quotations show
| n decline OF an I'D. Middling uplands selling
ut lIId. sales Of the day amount 10 10000
bales.
LIVERPOOL, December 20-P N.-Cotton
market continues steady; prices firm Mt l4}s
for middlmg uplauds; sales of 1900 bales.
Breadstults market dull, and prices closed I'M
changed from last quotations.
LoyDox, December Pop. M.-Conso!s closed
firm and unchanged at S9H for money. United
Erie Railways, 4s4.
LoSDoy, December 2l-Noon. limited States
5.G0's OF co quoted this morning ut 7lMG72 ;
new issue at 1854. Consols opened At 90.
LIVERPOOL. December 2l.-Cotton heavy at
! l4%@l4&d., with probable days sales OF
| l. 900 bales.
| LONDON, December 2l.-Consols have been
steadily improving during the week, and are
quoted o-day at 80 for money; United States
5-2o's, 72h.
QuEESsTowS, December 2l.-The steamship
! Scotia has arrived.
LIVERPOOL, December 2l.-The steamship
| Queen, from New York on the 9th, has ar
| rived.
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New ORLEANS, December 20.-MeSSrs.
Eliot and Shellabarger arrived here this
evening, with their secretary, Mr.. Eaton.
They have addressed a letter to Mayor
MunrOe requiring him to furnish them a
list of the police on duty at the time OF
the riot.
WILMINGTON, n. c., December 20.-At
the municipal election to-day, John Daw-
son was elected mayor by ninety five ma
iority, and s. ID. Wallace, Eli Murray, n.
Adrion, and W. S. Anderson, aldermen.
ST. LOUIS, December l9.-The Common
Council, which is strongly Conservative,
has rejected all the appointments made by
the Radical mayor, and Yesterday filed all
the city Offices with Conservatives. The
Legislature will probably undo this work
Immediately.
Yankee traits don't suit Jerseymen. A
Boston pedagogue has been arrested at
Iryington Tor mildly whipping boy in his
school SO that he died on the Sd instant.
He is to be tried for murder.
Amanin Brooklyn adyertises: " Wanted,
a boarding-place, where the terms are not
moderate, and where none OF the comforts
of home are guaranteed"
Ma Louisville boot-black has sued mer-
chant there to recover ten cents on pol
ish YOU up, sir?" Defendant insisted his
heels were not shined up" Judgment Tor
boy, ten cents court charges, s3.oo.
In Underwood's court, at Norfolk, seve-
raj true bills for passing counterfeit frac-
tional currency have been found by TIE
Grand Jury.
AT the late session Of the Legislature Of
Alabama six new counties were created,
namely: Baine, Bullock, Clay, Clebrrne,
Creashaw, and Lee.
Mr.. J. II. Pain, Of Milwaukee, bad an
abscess removed from bis right lung on
Friday by a surgical operation. 1t is
painful experience, rarely attempted.
Campbell the baritone was accidentally
cut with knife in Buffalo on Saturday
evening during the performance OF FRA
Diavolo."
". W. Hunter, OF Louisiana, formerly
OF the United States Navy, and later IN
tie Confederate service, has been par
doncd by the President.
Hon. C. II. Smith (Bill Arp Is nomi-
rated for mayor Of Rome, Georgia.
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BALTIMORE FAIR FOR THE SOUTHERN Or
PHANs.-Thc benevolent ladies OF Balti-
more who have been working so Cnergcti-
cally for several months past to raise funds
for the aid Of the destitute orphans Of the
South commenced their fair last evening at
the Music Hall, on north Howard street, UNI
der very favorable auspices. The Rev. Dr..
Fuller opened with a touching prayer, ask
ing divine help and couutenanCc in the fur
therance ofthis truly charitable effort. The
arrangement ofthc stands, thirteen in num-
Der, is OF a very tasteful character; Christ
mas trees, loaded with myriads Of attrac-
tive objects, being features At several Of the
stands.
The general effect Of the hall is very
fine, and cannot fail TO repay the visitor
Professor Roses band was in attendance,
and their excellent rendition cooperate Sc
lcctiOnS proved most acceptable to the ap-
preciatiye gathering present. The first
stand on the left of the entrance is most
handsomely gotten up, having a gigantic
Christmas bush loaded with fancy articles.
Santa Claus with his pack IS here too,
ready to give the little ones their expected
gifts. At this table are the two splendid
ctchings presented by General Botclcr, Of
Virginia, and in which several chances
were taken at the first fair, held in Septem-
Der last. These will be rallied in a few
days.-Sun. 2lt.
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The Three Rivers (Canada) Journal says,
on the authority of n clergyman there,
that no Catholic priest OF that place either
knew or saw Surratt. He was reported,
it will be remembered, to have been
secreted there for some time by Catholic
priest.
An application has been made before
Chief Justice Chase for hdbcoS corpus in
the case of DR.. Mudd, one of the Lincoln
conspiratorS, by A. Sterett Ridgely, Of the
Baltimore bar. Hon. Reverdy Johnson is
retained in the case.
The committee appointed at the last
session of the New York Senate have re-
solved to favor the relief of Broadway by
the building of an underground railroad
under Broadway.
The House of Representatives disposed
from Pennsylvania, the circumstances of
which our readers are familiar with, by
ordering his discharge.
\ boy eight years Of age was killed at
Hannibal Missouri, last week, while wit
Messing Il game of base ball. The ball,
which was made OF an mdia-rubbcr car
spring, struck him in the pit of the stomach.
Oil has been struck in the ncighborhoOd
of MunSOn'S Hill, Va. Josiah Willard, Of
Alexandria, has discovered surface indi-
cations Of oil on his farm near Manassas.
Judge McCunn, of New York, decided
yesterday that person who loses money
by gambling is not entitled to recover it by
law.
The New York Chamber Of Commerce
has indefinitely postponed their proposed
memorial to Congress for the repeal of the
cotton tax.
Acknowledgement Stanbery is having
prepared list of the pardons on file in his
office granted by the President. There are
only II 900 on record.
When Lynch received Roberts's 1 re-
greet to inform you do not think you are
to be hanged he is reported to have said,
" No moose is good news"'
The Greensboro IN. c. Patriot says the
Gardner Hill mine is shipping copper ore
of a superior quality to Baltimore.
Miss Kate Fowles, of Alton, Illinois, put
oil Of peppermint into her ear for the ear
ache, went mad, and died in a few hours.
Judge Martin, of Baltimore, rules that a
policy Of life insurance was vitiated by the
insured in entering the Confederate army.
Miss Mary F. Hampton, General Wade
Hampton's sister, died last week at Column
bia.
The snow-storm of Saturday is said to
have been the heaviest ever known in
Kansas.
Forrest has made his final exit from the
stage.
Hon. John Bell is ruralizing near the
Cumberland iron works, in Tennessee.
Wearing female apparel is one Of the
lodges of the New Haven robbers.
The Italians are greater frog-eaters than
the French.
Maximilian is, according to all accounts,
terribly bcwldered.
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EEw YORK MARKETS.

NEW YoRK, December 2l.-There is an in
creased demand for money to-day, and COM
paratiyely few transactions IL per cent. on
call, bulk Of new business being at I. The
supply of capital here is large, and there is no
real cause for any s,ringency, as the Govern
ment is neither selling gold nor drawing upon
the national banks. The decline in gold causes
a feeling of distrust which induces many lend
ers 10 put the rate up 10 per cent, and the
bears have been endeayoring 10 absorb as
much as possible, SO as 70 assist the down
ward movement. There can be no permanent
stringeucy in the money market III the present
dizziness OF general trade and the limited vol
ume of speculation in Wall street. Money
may be kept close at per cent for few days
by artificial means, but this state OF things
cannot last long in the present financial situa-
ton, The gold market closed al 1854, and the
two extremes of the day were l54sBlS5s.
Foreign exchange continues duh, and there Is
further decline in rates. The supply Of bank.
ers' bills is in excess OF demand, and prime
sterling Is quoted al loSh9los for 6o-day bills,
and l09E6l09& for short sight. The de-
cline In gold to-day exercised depressing in.
fluence at the produce exchange, and there
was general decline in prices In the mer-
chandise markets there was heavy feeling 10
realize, and lower prices would have 10 be ac-
cepted. Government securities were heavy at
the close Of the day.
NEw YoRK. December Election very dull
and heavy; sales 10. day, l,5co bales; uplands,
s4h Orleans, 35h@S6. Flour l0G2oc. lower !;
southern, 81. lOasl6,5O Wheat dull and lg
&c. lower; sales, 7l,oco bushels; Milwaukee,
s2Gs2 ls Corn lc. lower sales, Al coo bushels;
mixed western, sl.o9Gsl. 10. Oats shade
easier. Beef heavy. Pork closed firmer. Lard
heavy and lower At llA4l2ac. for old, and IL
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Al2hc for new. Whisky quiet Rice dull.
sugars quiet Coffee dull. Moiasses inactive.
Naval stores unsettled. Turpentine, 7iN76c.
Rosiu, a. 2JflslO. Petroleum dull. Freights
quiet.
CINCINNATI MARKETS.
Crycryysrr. December 2o.-Fiour steady
prices unchanged sales Of superiine nj -. %
aslo.o5; of extra ut sllGSl2.5O. Mess pork
unchanged; sales ut 80 .05l520. Lard steady ;
sales at llAGl2c. for Kettle. Bacon and bulk
meats are duh. Hogs declined under the heavy
receipts; sales ut sGas6.4o; receipts, 1920.
Cotton nominal, holders firm at3l5c. Whisky
unchanged.
CrycIySATI, December 2l.-Flour dull and
nominal. Mess pork lower al sl9Gsl9.5o.
Lard steady ut llHGl2c. Cotton held firmly
ut size. Whisky dull and lower at S225, In
bond.
LoCIsvILLE MARKETS.
LOUISVILLE. December %. -Tobacco-Sales
of So hogsheads ut steady prices. Hogs dull at
eR, gross, 9; receipts 8, $50 total receipts, 100
900. Mess pork, s2o.2j. Red winter wheat,
80 65. New corn. ear, SIC. shelled, 7Oc Oats,
CSC. Cotton-sales, al bales; low middlings,
Slh Flour-superfne, 80. Lard, l2c. Raw
whisky, in bond, - 27QS2.2s. Sugar, ING
12kc.
MOBILE MARKETS.
MOBILE, December 2o.-Sales of cotton to-
day, ., 800 bales market quiet butfrm; mid
ding, 32G33c. Gold l356l26h.
MOBILE, December 2l.-Sales of cotton for
the week, 1890 bales receipts, 1850 bales
exports, 1885 bales; stock on hand and ship
board, II ,34l bales unsoId, 10000 bales; sales
to-day, 500 bales middlings, 3lh4S2, quiet.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS, December 2o.-Cotton
steady; sales, 4, 500 bales; low middlings, slG
SEC ; middlings, SIC. Sugar, fair, 9h. Molas'
ses, fair, Coo
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MEMPHIS, December 2O.-A joint resolu-
ton passed both Houses to appoint com
mittee of fourteen-including the prcsi-
dent and three from the Senate, the speaker
and six from the House, and three citizens
TO be appointed by the Governor--to pro-
coed immediately to Washington for the
purpose of holding 4 conference with the
Government as to the political situation OF
the country, and to report on the rejisscm-
bling Of the Legislature on the 10th of Ja-
nuary.
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Meeting Of the New York Chamber OF Com
n h. id,.ix nf

Meeting OF the New York Chamber OF Com
merce-The Question of the ACCESSIBILITY of
Mcmorializing Congress for the Reduction OF
the Tax on Cotton Postponed Indefinitely.
NEW YORK, December 2l.-An adjourned
meeting Of the Chamber of Commerce for the
consideration of the advisability OF memorial
izing Congress for the reduction of the tax on
cotton was held yesterday, and an unusually
large number of members were present. The
speeches against the object of the memorial
were, In principle, that it would be wrong to
remove the weight OF taxation from the staple
article of the South, while few, If any, pro-
ducts of northern industry escaped the heavy
burden of which the advocates of the memo
rial complained. After remarks from several
gentlemen, a resolution was passed by large
majority that the discussion of the question
should be deferred indefinitely.
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From IInYnnn

NEW ToRK, December 2l.-HaTana CORE
spondence of the 18th reports that the infor-
nation recently given of cholera having APP
peared al 81. Thomas is false.
The English sloop-ofwGr Wolverine had
arrived At Havana.
The perusal of President Johr sons message
had made a favorable impression upon the
minds of all classes.
Exchange on the United States fiat; sixty
days gold bills * premium.
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TERRIToRALIzING.-T Washington cor
respondent Of the Baltimore Gazette agrees
with the SH.'S. He says:
at will be recollected that the passage
of any of the extreme measures against the
South now before Congress has been uni
formly regarded in these letters 0rom spe-
cihc information) as impossible. am glad
to be supported in this view by the infor-
nation collected by the Star of this city,
whose means among the Radicals of accu-
rate intelligence is undoubted."
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LEE AND GRANT.-At the Masonic Fair
in this city, pictures OF Lincoln, Grant, and
Lee are being voted for at dollar ticket.
The first night the votes for Lee were nine
times as many as for the others. Last night
the discussion over Lees superiority was
so great that it almost amounted to riot.
Washington correspondent Ne,o York. 1ri-
buue, December 10th.
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PRESIDENT JoHNsoN.-It is understood
that the President has directed legal steps
to lie taken for the redress in the United
States courts of certain forms of oppres-
sion believed to be- in conflict with the
amendment abolishing slavery, against
which the Wanted civil rights law proves
to be utterly Observation-Disclosures inteQi-
Upycpr
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Court of inquiry.

PHILADELPHIA, December IA naval court
OF inquiry, consisting Of one captain and one
commander, and one chief engineer, has been
convened at the navy yard TO investigate the
facts connected with the burning Of the New
Ironsides." The cause Of the fire has not yet
been ascertained, but the opinion that 1t was
the work of design gains ground.
The steam gunboat Arostook, was formally
put into commission to-day, and Will soon sail
for the Asiatic squadron.
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WASHINGTON, December 2l.--Witnesses have
been and are being examined before the grand
jury Of the District in the case Of Surratt. A
subpoena has been issued for Lloyd, who kept
the hotel al Surrattsyllc, but it is said he can
not be found. Weichman, who was the prnci-
pal witness for the prosecution in the conspi-
racy trial, has already given evidence before
the grand jury.
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Tag AIRLINE RoAD.-A correspondent
from Buckingham writes MS in jubilant
strains on the fair prospect Of soon build
ing the Airline railroad from this city to
Richmond. He informs us that the sum
required TO organize the company $780,
OoC) has been all subscribed, and urges
upon those having the business in hand to
90 to work irn.hediately.-LynchbTg Ne'cs.
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Arrival of General Sherman at New
Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, December 2O.--Lieutc-
nant- General Sherman arrived here this
evening from Brownsville, his mission hav
ing proven failure, because Of the refusal
OF the Imperial authorities to grant him a
pass across their lines TO reach chihuahua.
lie left Minister Campbell at Brownsville,
who would proceed Immediately 20 Jua-
refs headquarters.-SpcciaL 10 National
RepiLiC0U.
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The packet boats, we learn, can get
through neither from Richmond nor Lex
ington, owing to the ice in the canal, which
in some places is said to be five or six
inches thick. -Lypchburg Ne,rS.
To obyiate an expected difficulty of this
sort, Colonel Hartman has already placed a
stage line on the route from this place to
Lynchburg, by way OF Buchanan.-Lering-
ton Gazette.
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A Church Burned.

New York, December 2l.-St. Peters Ca
tholc church, in Jersey City, IN elegant
structure, just completed took fire at mid
night last night from some unknown cause
and before the flames could be suhdued was
badly damaged. The magnificent organ III
progress OF construction was nearly destroyed
by fire and water. The loss is probably
500 600
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INCREASE OF TIE CURRENCY.-It has
been asccrtaincd that a majority Of the
Committee on Banking and Currency are
in favor of an increase OF the currency by
the issue of more legal-tenders.
The proposition TO base an increased cur
rency on Government bonds will, it is be-
lieyed, be approved.
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Political EQUALITY IL IowA.-Thco-
dorc Tilton, in letter from the West, says
that Iowa will be the first State in the
Union to acknowledge the political equali-
~ Of men and women as citizens entitled
each alike to the citizens franchise.
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The Richmond Dispatch don't see how
the military commission appointed for the
trial of DR.. Watson, with the decision of
the Supreme Court before them, can pro-
coed. Nor we either.-A!erandria State
Journal.
The State Journal is a Rad'2a paper,
yet seems to respect the Constitution.
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SugRATT.--Lewis Ii. Wechman, who, it
will be remembered, was one of the princi-
pal witnesses for the Government in the
case Of Payne, Atzerodt, Herold, Mrs.
Surratt, and others-the assassin consplra-
tors-was before the grand jury in Wash
ington, Wednesday, to give his testimony
as to the completely of John Surratt In the,
murder Of President Lincoln.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Arrests In ~. Louis Under the Civil Rights
Bill.
ST. Louis, December 2l.-Warrants have
been issued by the United States Com
missioner IN this city for the arrest Of Colonel
Montgomery, commander Of the militia In
Lafayette county, and other persons. The
warrants were issued under the Civil Rights
bill. They are 10 have an examination before
the United States Commissioner.
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THE BUREAU IN TEXAs.-Captain Craig,
Bureau agent, has been arrested, and COM
mitted to Jail by Judge Ireland and the civil
authorities of Guadalupe county for de-
stroying the bonds given for the appear
ance OF his predecessor before the civil
courts. Craig acted under the orders of
General Heintzelman. His release has been
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PosT-oFFICEs IN VIRGINIA.-Berryville,
Clark county, A. G. Bowson, vice G. W.
Koonce, resigned Aspinwall, Charlotte
county, R. A. Baldwin, vice Mrs. S. E.
Morrison, resigned; Irisburg, Henry county,
X. II. Major, vice J. II. Wade, failed to
bond,
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DARN For RFNT.-We offer for
L rent the FARM called WARWICK, in hester
field county ABOUT les from Eichmond. owned
Icy Mrs. s. D. Howle, and aluiuing Mr. T -. Ruttln
aud others. Il lies on James river, and contains
81 acres Of rich land, dwelling ana usual out
buildings good garden, ard young orchard Ap
ply to GkUBE> Il WILil ANS,
de 22-eod!s Real Estate Agents.
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Ahead of the Telegraph.

New York, December 2l.-The arrival of the
City of New York, from Liverpool on the 9th
instant is anticipated
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Conflict OF Authority between Go.
vernon Flcshcr and General Grant.
By teiegraph tN thc TIihnnn.

JEFFERSON City, December l9.--Genc.
raj Grant left st. Louis for the East yes
terday. Before leaving, he sent company
Of United States troops to Lexington TO
protect the buShwhackers from Governor
flctcher'S militia. Governor Fletcher has
gone 10 take command Of his militia in
person. He says he outranks General
Grant in Missouri, and the end is not vet.
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EOR RENT, TWO DESIRABLE
L ROOMS on first floor, with TWO BASE. I'D
MENr ROOMS suitable for kitchen and LII
dining room in pleasant part of the city -
References exchanged. Address b, at this office
de II
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FOR RENT.


DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT IN
IL SIDNEY. SOUTH OF THE WESTHAM -
FLANK ROAD FORMERLY OCFTPIED BY ~
MRJC. HARDY, FOR RENT We rffer for ...-.11G
rent a pleasant FRAMED DWELLING-HoUSh,
located as above, containing Ave rooms. with
Kitchen smoke house. stable, and other neces airy
ont houses. The LOT contains three acres, well
enclosed, on which are fine we'll Of water, gar.
den, and ORCHARD Apply to ,,r
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERSON.