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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND ro-xoRRow

THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW.
"a N. n, ssA e "a /, 90, As:.,sa:.5..
PhwEBRoKERs SALE.
WALSH AF Fstihp , r,rna s.LE OF FOR
Oh mSNpa1 Asp TUESDAY MoRNIs9s,
at our Auction Room. Er e.ss. 1.fss ss ssa
3 Ss c.. sol9' as,Ss. 70
Diamond kinFs Pin. Esr RING. se e''a 'hs"
20 hne Hunting Case silver wsteh-., silver
Large snd splendid ss.or,ment Of Over, Frocs ..<
?, pIes. Coat; Pants. Vets &c-
20 kss,eiye's' Double and sinsie Barrel Guns snd
Is very sne Ladies silk Dresses
: iSs SIN We've, Closis 'i''O Df'''' &C.
Cent rnoerciotbirg very tine
ss.yE Wool shasI.. dsnt.' sh..l: six oIs.ts.
ME ss'Ort%Sss @ns Mis-, sos rsf
Si9, rGse~9ce case BsnJOes Guitars. Brass In
Opera Glss.e. Glsz.r = Diamonds, Sewing h.-
Chimes Oil Psutings
with a arEe susntiiJ OF other articles usually
fonpd in spswnbrek,r's sale.
no7-du n. k. WALSH 90, Auets.
RY W. q. NALL a 90, A1crioneers
- Original Hor.s and csIri.ss B.I..r,
SALE OF HORSES: CARRIAGES. HARNESS.
On TUESDAY sossIsss November Is. .. 70
Saddle S.rr S. . .na N q ,se 1p%ssT o
iion at sale, comprising about
FIFTY HORsEs.
Many good WORK. Saddle aud Harness Horses.
A large collection OF New and Second hand R,,-
st.s kecksvsys, Carriages, Wagons, aud other
One new Jenny Lind Wagon, built In this city
One b sck ssd Coupe in good order
Also,
New and Second hand Harness, Saddles. Car
riages, &c, At private ssle
SATURDAYS.
Carriages and Harness always en- priy.t. sale.
l.. WALL A 60, Aucts
ne 10 Alex Gazette 4
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by ". l.. WALL q CO., Auotioneers,
. Stores 3l9 snd 3lT
South corner Pa avenue and 9th street

RE W. d W ALL q UU., Auotfoneere,
- Stores 3l9 sud 3I7
South corner Pa avenue and 9th street
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HARDWARE kc
AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY mORNING, Eoyembsr 18Th At
10 O'Clock, We will sell within the stores a i.rgs
stock OF Dry Goods, clothing. Hardware sc ~
auction, such 49, -
Cottons, sheeting, CambTics
Pieces Cloths. Oassimeres FIanuels
Black silks, Hoop Skirts
Fine MerinO shirts and Drawers
bite and oolored Shirts and Drawers
Umbrellas suspenders
Coats, Pants, Nests. and Oyercoats.
Lot OF Hardws comprisiur-
Pen Knives combs. Extracts
Brown Windsor Soaps
Note and Letter Paper.
With large STOCK Of other Goods which will he
perempfOril, sold for Cash, 70 cover advances.
W. WALL co, Aucts
nole Alex GaZette1
10y W L. WALL, A co Auctionssr.
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MARRIED,

PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the
Star ONCE counter
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10y K =. PAGE, Auctioneer.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF DESIRABLE PROP
GkT1. BEING TIE NORTaERN HALF OF
LOT IL, IN sQUARE ISIS, Located On corner
OF 18th stu Get west and street north, and In the
rear 3i the residences Of Chss. Knapp, BsQ., and
By virtue Of q deed OF trust from ". Auoer,on
and wife TO me, dated Oct. 20. ISIS, and duly re-
corded in Liber A. No ls4, folios 100, 1885, 100
county, ID. @, shall sell the abose described
property. on the premises, on TUESDAY, Nov Is,
Terms announced st time OF sale. C-nveyancing
and stamps ut purchasers cost.
ALFRED RAY, Trustee
no6-d X n PACE anct
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10y McNEIR BRYANT,
ID Real Estate Brokers, 495 7th street.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY I'm
9EORGET0WN AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY. the 18th instant, we shall sell.
In front Of the premises, at 4 o clock D m, that
handsome three story Brick House and Lot being
HOUSE No. % Dunbarton, near the corner OF
Montgomery street, Georgetown The house con :
tains nine conveniently arranged rooms aud wide
halls The lot contains 9. $40 feet Of ground, hAy-
ing front OF 50 BY lz3 feet.
This property Is handsomely located in q rapidly
Improving part Of Georgetown, In an elevated and
commanding position, and persons wishing TO pur
chase handsome residence or make good invest
nent, will do well TO attend the sale.
Terms Ope-thf cash; balance in six and tvel Va
months, for netes bearing intere est. A deed given
and deed of trust taken. All convey ance az cost
o. the purchaser, 500 required paid down when
the property 10 sold.
For further particulars inquire of above firm.
no 9-dtd 0REEN a WILLIAMR Anafa
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FURNISHED HOUSE FOB RENT-Centaininp
i eleven rooms $40 9th street, be. xeen and
new lork avenue. no cost
EOR RENT-A first class RESIDENCE, with or
L without Furniture, containing 10 rooms;
ample grounds, and supplied with well, cistern q,
and Potomac water, hot and cold. Apply on the
premises, cor. Pa; ave. and 2eth st, next door
west of the British Minister, TO w. T. STEIGER,
General Land once, Boom 1874, address BOX
SAB. City P.O. no GOT
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS. A.ctioseen.

NEW FRAME HOUSE AND LOTS FRONTING
ON mARf LANb AVENUE. BETWEEN IRA
AND 9Th sThEETS EAST, AT AUG ZION
On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, shall sell, in
front OF the premises, q o'clock D. IN, a hand
some two story Frame House containing Eve CON
yeniently arranged rooms, with the lot on which
running hack and adjoining the rear sfthe lei on
which the house stands.
Terms ct sale,
GREEN A WILLIAMS Anrts
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07
h JAMES F. DONALDSON, 7.
lTEEI0IEER &REAEESTAYE AGEIT:
: No. 20 nam 81, Ui,TeI' RooIn.


IN. lHu lo noi ------- lnNl siij-.I DIT
IL OR SALE euisa31ir sitlH.
A neat small farm 1k miles from Dayton 67
acres Of choice bottom land all cleated on the Mad
frame house, good stable and tobacco shed. good
bargain may be had T. SgPmed Tor $ SSop; T., nm svc.
A iirst-ciass dwelling house, only one square
from Main street. having ten rooms good stable.
10 few days, the price will be $1,000 This Is Il
| twenty-five acres OF land on the Brant pike.
one and half miles irom the city limits This Is
a beautiful pece.of bottom land and well set In
A neat brick house and lot on West First street
has seven rooms porchos and stable. Lot 30 feet
trout and 910 deep ioa16-foot paved alley - 800
are as ose o & nar a.s Main sPae 1pSsSs Icing Go feet
front on Water street and running back eOO ieet TO
lot in Dayton Price 81, 600. 'INA 'f- W
A beautiful little country seat. seven miles from
Dayton on the narshmanviilc and Beaver pike, in
a fine section of country, improvements consist
Of neat frame house Of rooms. good cellar and
porch good well Of wateri also, a work shop
neatly nttod up, 20x30 fret Fruit Of all Varieties
Apples pears, peaches, and cherries also, all the
Thirty live lois Oh RinggoId May, and Fifth
streetslI These lots Helm the most beautiful part
Of Dayton. being between 3d and 9th streets. 4
VIII sell those lots ~ low price, hnd give NJ
erhl credit. II applied Tor soon.
Thomas Whites farm Of 10 acres OF land on the
free pike leading from BelRrook TO the Lebanon
PIKE = mites rom Dayton. Inore ~ ~ piick nouhe
containing elght rooms, DaIh aONV Ieet lhIBe 10
Dhcco she.l, lNp tenant hohses, ana all olhef hso
esssary outbnlldlngsi also me sugar orchard q
4VO trees 10 acres OF cleared lann lu an orcniru
Of choice fruit This Is one Of the llEsr fARMs
IN TIE STATE AND WILL BE 50 SOLD "a EAI.
FOR SALE-House and lot No. 800 Fifth street,
first house from Jefferson east, hns rooms and
ppreh. This IS neat properly, and Will he sold
cheAp; - - Ia. i,it, Lf... b.
llwill ohef Tor sale Tor Anew uays only, a nice
and convenient Two story dwelling house, NO. bl
west Fourth street, has rooms and lot 200 feet
a a al Ia
anl possessi2n gwen Immediately;
=, Fot ohLE-ihe beammtiiul residence 0l Mr.. ..
l'asco on Phrk street THIS property IS 100 yards
from Waytestreet having front on Park str, ct
of 100 feet running back 200 fesl, to an alley The
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07
m"orLAup,s -esamAN s,rrHHs
i4 will c,re every case OF
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY,

ChhONiS Oh NlbNNOu Dhbllll I,
u AND DIsEAsEs or THE KIDNEYS.
Observe the following symptoms resulting from
disorlers Of the digestive organs
Constipation, Inward piles, Fulness OF Blood 10
the Head, Acidity of the stomach Nausea Heart
burn. Disgust Tor Food, fulness or Weight In the
St0inllch. sour ETuctions, sinking or Fluttering
at the Pit of the stomach, Swimming Of the Head
Hurried and diicult Breathing Fl0ttering ut the
Heart, Choking or Sunocating Sensations when in
lying postuIti Dimness of Vision. Dots or Webs
before Lte sight Fewer aud Du Pain IN the Head,
Dcncicneyof fefspration, leilOwness Of the skin
Sc sudden nushes OF Heat burning In the Flesh
Constant maginiugs of kvil, and great Depression
Ot spirits
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From Rey, j, Newton Brown ID. D. Editor of the
Encyclopedih OF Religious knowledge and Chris
an'Olupui,ils. Philadelphia. fu f.t aI'-
Although not disposed TO -iayor or reeommend
Patent Medicines ~ general, through distrust OF
hcient ronsp rs wh yia mai may not testify to the
benefits he believes 10 have received from
any simple propagation, in the hope that he may
thus contribute 10 the benclit Of others. t.
doths the more repiiis 10 tygarl 10 tooiland's
Gcrinan BtieIs, preparethy lT. e. nj. Jackson, Of
this city, bepuse sprs udired against thsm for
many years, upder The impression that they We're
chicAy sti alcoholic mi NtuIc. I an indebted TO my
friend. Bobib Shoemaker, Esq, Tor the removal 81
this prelnliqe by lroper tests and for encourage,
Hent 70 try them whep suffering from great aud
long continued debility The use OF three bottles
Ul these liittnrs at Tie beginning Of the present
year, was followed by evident relief and restorA-
ton TO degree OF hU'iily and mental vigor which
had not felt Tor six months before, and had almost
despairsd of regainihg. therefore thank God,
and my friend for directing me to the of them.
.Ifffi j, NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia.
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READ WHO SAYS SO.

From the Rev LevfG. Beck Pastor Of the Baptist
Church. i'onberton, NJ j.. formerly OF the North
baptist Church, Pbilpdelphla ut psesent Pastor
aof the Baptist Church, Chester Pa. -.-f
L. | have known Hooland's German Bitters favor
ably for a number OF years; II have uscd tbem in my
effects that was induced 20 recommend them To
many others, and know that they have operated In
u >triklngly beneficial manner. take great pleas
r thus pnblioly pr0elamiug N hs f,itt and call
ing the attention of those afflicted with the dis
eases for which they are recommended, TO these
t.ittcrs knowing from experience that my recon
tcntlation wilt he sustained. DO THIS more cheer
lully as uoO1Anls Bitters is intended 80 beneiii
the ulllict,sl. ami isfsnDt n rum drink n'lf
Yours, truly, LEVI q. BECK
From Rev. W. ID. Seigrrled, Pastor OF Twelfth
Baptist Church, iphiladehhia.
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BEWARE or couSTERFETrs.
See that tic signature OF &c. NJ JACKSON Is on
the Yrappcr of each bottle.
should YOUR nearest druggist not have the arti-
Gle do not be put on by any OF the Intoxicating
preparations that may be- offered in its place, but
send 70 IIs aud We viii Forward, securely packed
hy pXprGss
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MI

GenRsneeH. have recently been laboring under
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by a prostration OF the nervous system; Numer.
GUS remedies were recommended by friends aud
some OF them tcstA. bht without relief Iour
IIoonnnd's tiermRD, hitters were recommended by
persons who had tried them, and whose favorable
must coDIIsss that had an aversion 10 Patent
Medicines from, the thousand anil one'i quack
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IN u Ally way, Aiid the tehtlency of which 1car Is
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ing that yours WAS r,'ally medicinal preparation
| took it with happy effect. It's action, not only
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was prompt Antt gratifying. I feel that have
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Of u few bottles Very respectfully, yours, las
W. -. SEIGfRIED, No. 25i ShackamaNon st.W
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REmEmRER 4!

THAT this Bittors Is not Aoholic, contains no Rum
or whisky aud cannot make Drunkans, but Is the
Best Tome In the World
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From Rev ID. Merrige Pastor of the Passyunk
H1.a Church, Philadelphia ''

.1a Church, Philadelphia.
From the many respectable recommendations
givcn To- Ia, Hoonand's German Bitters, l was IN
duccd TO give them u ilJnl. ,hltgT using several
bottles found them 10 be good remedy for de
bility and most excellent tonic for the stomach
.s sob EHui'i-Ntt ID. MERRiGE.
From Rev VIM smith, formerly Pastor Of the
vmceniown anh Aillville tNsJ9 Baptist Uhurrhcss
Philadelphia fs ur,I ...'...'f o.. 4. ~. /
Having used in my family number of bottles Of
your llOOnapds German Hitters, haye 10 say that
regard them as an excellent medicine, specially
adapted to ramoYe the dirpases they are recon-
mended fof They strengthen and invigorate the
system whun ,iebilihted, and ore usetul in hs0r.
'Iers Of thqJliyer joss vi Appetite Sc. have also
reconmenled Them 70 several of my friends, who
in the restoration of health Yours trnly, E
bINM ShIrH, ,lAi6 Hutchinson Street. d
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From the sey Thos, p ,i, Winter d o. Pastor OF

From the Rev. Thos. ID. Winter, ID D., Pastor of
Marlborough Baptist Church
Dear Sir :-.Il feel IL due 10 your excellent prepa-
ration, Hollands German Hittars, 10 add my ies-
tmuny " the doseryr'l reputation IL has obtained.
have for years "a times, been troubled with great
disorder III my head aud nervous system, / was
advised by u friend ~ try u bottle OF your German
iitteTs. did so. and have experienced great ana
uncN Npected relief my health has been very. ma.
tcrially- -bencfitcd. I confidently recommend the
article whcre Dnteet with siinilh hf tO my own
and h;tye been '.ssprcd by many Of theb, good er-
iccts Respecifnlly yours ~ Y. WINTER,
o. .-...,, ..I ,I..I. ... t. rf RoNlDrounli. Pa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-19
Boats Due.

Among the first boats due here are the
Rebecca, for Nashville; Shamrock, and
Belle Vernon, for St. Louis;f Arma-
d1ilo, from st. Louis; S. ]. Hale and
Minpeola, for Memphis; Liberty No. 2
and 4Centralia, from Memphis; Table,
quah and Tarascon, for Arkansas River
Messenger, Groesbeck, Louisville, David
White, and Sam. Parker, for New Orleans;
America, Armenia and Indiana, from
New Orleans; Charmer, from Cairo; Tara
soon, from Louisville; Minyoung, from
Wabash River; Phantom, from Eastport.
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49, OLA g dor -aTHEhodisM j9gsis s1s
MERCHANTS UNION
6 Express Company
Twenty Million Dollars.

and Is an ample guarantee to the publfe
of its responsibility. All losses and daTnS
age Of property entrusted to our care win
pc promptly and equitably adjusted ~ :
patronage OF the public. Our rates are as
low as those of any responsible Express
company. $50 38ELN 10 sHtft6HIE TIL =
1sb % .Sler .ss r. r. WALDEN, agent. +
: fOFFICE-NO. First street.
"a novl3 d3m ~ uHJ hg4u8va4q oo eef.I L.
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GIeanimgs from our Exchanges.


CINcINNATI.-The Commercial of Monday
says:
Yesterday morning, between two and
/ three O'Clock, the little stern-wheel steam
! ;er Pine Bluff, Capt. Taylor, which arrived
! from ST. Louis during the day previous,
and was lying in the mouth of Licking
! River, accidentally caught fire and was
| burned to the waters edge, and sunk. The
officers and crew barely escaped with their
lives, losing all their wardrobe and per-
s0nal effects. Capt. Taylor and Capt. Sharp
Hemphill, we understand, were both on
the boat at the time. .n& lsEH-
The Lorena reports running through
heavy ice as low down as Parkersburg.
n Capt. HI. L. Dexter arrived from Evans
vile yesterday. He has taken command
Of the Quickstep, and will leave here on
Tuesday, and introduce her in the Evans
Vile and Cairo trade as an opposition
packet to the mail line. Capt. G.. A. bravo
takes charge of the office a T8rna
LoUIsvILLE.-The Courier of Monday
says:
The river continues to recede, with eight
evening by the mark During the preyi-
gus forty eight hours 1T had fallen ten
inches. at the head of the falls and thirty
Inches at Portland. The weather was cold
on Saturday, the thermometer ranging at
No, but it soon moderately with snow,
haii, sleet, and rain falling by turns. Yes
Lerday WIS ushered in with heavy snow
storm. and the streets were we'll burdened
with 1t to the depth of two or three
inches. In the AFTERNOON it turned cold
and the indications favored a hard
freeze. III AKA 400 ..,} ,,ft-,.-..I. :.
On the falls last evening there were six
feet eight inches water ON the fails in the
pass down the Indian chute, and therrive
z Ii the weather should turn warm and
rainy, a very high stage of water would fol-
low, as the ground was thoroughly frozen
on the surface before the late fall of snow.
Now, with a rain, the great mass of SHOWS
along the entire Ohio valley would go into
The water courses, anu, not q drop soak into
the earth. Heavy falls of snow are re-
ported all along the water courses, extend
ing to and beyond the mountains, and, it
would be well for people living on lands
la bic 10 overflow to be on the lookout, as
a turn OF warm. rainy weather just now
would make a. freshet in the Ohio.
The denizens in and about Cairo the other
day were growing nightly because they
were some fourteen Ieet above the level of
the sea. The sea may soon be above them.
ST. LoUIs.-The Democrat, of Monday,
says:
since Friday night the weather has been
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-19
RIVER NEWS.
sTEAMROAT PRINrING

No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing, Our assort-
me ii5. Of Job Type though very large and
complete, Is constantly being added to, and
our Jop department is under the, personal
supervision OF one of the best JOB printers
In the he United States. We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads.
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills Of Fare, Mates Tickets for atboorr.I
&c, &C. Orders left with either Of the
wharf boats win be promptly attended to.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-19
s,ArrivaIs. and Departures.

: our port list, up to 3 O'clock yesterday,
include the Nick Longworth and Swallow,
Cincinnati to New Orleans; Argonaut No.
2, st, Louis to Pittsburg; Laura Fenton,
Memphis to Louisville; Lorena, Pittsburg
to St. Louis; David Watts, Newburg to
Memphis; Rose Hite, Louisville and re-
turn; Naugatuck, Cincinnati to st. Louis !:
Newsboy, Henderson and return Armada,
to Cairo st IT.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-19
Weather an.tk Yynfer..

The weather was very cold early yester-
daymorning, bat towards noon ID naoder-
ated, being partly. clear, and the snow ra-
pidiy melting away The river is falling
steadily, though scarcely so fast as hereto
fores having declined only about one foot
during the24 hours ending at 3 o'clock yes.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-19
Boats Leaving To-Day.

The Armada viii be continued for the
present as the regular Tuesday and Friday
packet to Cairo, and the Sam. Orr goes out
to-day with the mail and the Adams Ex-
press for Cairo and all intermediate ports.
Capt. Allen Duncan is In command. and
Val. Sorenson and William Tileston are
her pleasant and courteous clerks. aaaH
Z For Lot5TsvTLLE.-The gay Tarascon. mn
surpassable in speed as she is in grace and
elegance, is the regular United States Mail
and Adams Express packet for Henderson
and Louisville this evening. she haslrllag-
Dificent. cabin appointments, and feeds
her passengers most sumptuoasly. cant,
A. i. Gilmore is in command, and is as
siduous in his attentions to the Comfort of
passengers. John Ouerbackerf is her excel
lent clerk, assisted by Dick Hutchinson as
freight clerk. Those desiring to travel
luxuriousiy, Should take passage on the
H0s. z. satllH a 4 sse -
Fox GR4sES ,RfvFR-Thes popular Il da
Lyon is the regular Green River paekebl
to-day. Capt. Ali. Edwards ana capt
Graham take especial pleasure in contrib
utlng to the comfort of their passengers. sod
Z For NEW oRLEANs.-Two fine steamers
20 to New Orleans to-day, the splendid
David White. witlrCapt, Dam /
Kinney. ON the root, and N. Ba7Shaw, ii
Clerk, soffers unsurpassed inducenaentssto /
shippers and travellers The mammoth
'ternrwheeleri sLeuisyille,lis commanded
oy that veteran and popular officer, Capt.
Ross, with Mr. H. G. Bruce in the office
3oth = have ample accommodations for
took, and their cabin appointments are
irst-class. Cox & Humphrey are their
gents. 90 a rg strc
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-19
Miscellaneous

Business was moderately good on the
levee yesterday with fair arrivals The
Longworth and Swallow had fair trips 49,. !.
The Lorena was full of Pfttsburg products
rr......+The Laura Fenton discharged lo5
bales of cotton here for Gonter, agent of
the. Southwestern Fast Freight Line, and
100 for r. *. Dunk erson & Co. She had a.
modei ate trip for Louisville.. 1.-The David
Watts returned from Newburg' yesterday
with considerable sqnantity of hay for
Memphis, for whiehport she was to leave
yesterday afternoon 1.-THE Chattanooga
had a light trip from the Cumberland, but
brought large orders for her return trip, on
Thursday ........There is but little business
doinglin Green River at present, The tor
haccO season ha wing not 1rof or,o,,nrl .
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-26

mails perished. In the aggregate 44d5 sheep have
been reported as attacked by tho disease.
South American dates to the 10th of juno from
Valparaiso, the 2Sth from Lima, and tho 18th Of
July from Panama, havo boon received at Now
York. Nothing has been heard at Valparaiso Of
the Spanish fleet. The Hrescdr aud Independent
cta, Peruvian iron clads, had arrived with tho
allied fleet from Chile The preparations for tho
Presidential elections in Chile progressing. 1t
was thought revolution would onsue If PEREZ is
reelected, aud tho administration would be over
turned by force Of arms. business is brisk in VAL
para.o. 1t is reported in Lima thai JOHN L..
TUCKER, late OF the Confederate navy, has boon
made Admiral OF the Peruvian navy.
Tho official report sent to tho headquarters of
tho Austrian troops in Mexico shows that the
number of Austrian troops engaged Mt Camargo
on tho 10Th ult, when OLIvERA was defeated, was
27O, of whom 13O were killed, including all the
officers; TAG taken prisoners, and II missing.
Let ers from Gon. DIAZ, Commanding he Eastern
Military Division of tho Mexican Republic, dated
q: Jeehi oaxaea. June "a. have been received in
Washington. The following is an extract "Gen.
IRoUERoA reports that he defeated tho Austri IN
column which attacked him at Soyaltapec and
followed the enemy up to the walls Of Tehuacan,
causing the Austrians great losses in killed,
wounded, prisoners and missing. The Indian in
In bitants of the villages from Soyaltepec to the
Valley of Tehuacan Joined very heartily in tho
campaign against the French, and succeeded in
taking good number Of prisoners. Tho Aus
TRANS returned to Tehuacan with half tho num-
Der they took to Soyatepee. Hecotalpam was on
the eve Of being abandoned by the French"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-26

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