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, 1866-01-01

Action OF the People Of North Carollnn
xu tlae &eceAal0n Ordinance and Con-
stI&u1iounl An1endTnent-Nayal Items
The Cholera In SpalE-1uresr1.Htion
Of Cotton Frauds.
WAeu1xo1os, Der. 30.-It appears from the ottl-
ciu1 announcement that the people Of Nctth caro-:
Eccession, by vote OF ID 81 as stinst 1870; and
l6 T.. votes were caSt 10 taffy the ordInanco@pro
h1tng elascry, and s6.G to reject sald ordinance
HIT and 1uhca.ofa, md she Monitor Monadnock,
put Into tic port OF Caycnns, Dutch Gniana. 9Th
N9sember, to tAke in coal. All on board tho res
sc!s were in good condition.
| II United States Consulate at Fort Mahon writes
.sts Depafment that the chele1a has nearly
| morality IN Spain has been far cYcatss than Hi
| eyc1 be known. '~@ A-~~>~ '13. ''"'
naslfant Secretary Chanales and Hon. uaEyey
, 1866-01-01

Tnoy1pESCE, II. l., Dec. 11.-A fre occurred
this morning in MathewEon & Aliens large block,
on l}road, uonarce, Eddy and Middle etrrets, oc.
cHried chiefly By manufacturing jewellers. The
burned, and much damaged In nll stories By water.
The loss may reach I'D 610 to $4,000. Tha loser.
arc Sice.c s Crooker, y. H. LcWls i Co., j. 4.
brown 4 Co., Nathsnfei Grant 6 Co., and J.. b.
stathcNzon i Co., MI Of whom xere well insured.
uue hundred and twenty-five persons will be tenn
pot11ily thrown out Of employment.
, 1866-01-01
Dcrpntch from the (;oyernor.of tScOrGla.
WASHINGTON, Dec. eo-1he fol1ow3n. despatch

M1LLEDGEr7LIE, Ca Dee, =.
Ion. Vim. Il. Seward, SECRETARY Of State:
have the honor to. acknowledge the receipt Of
Of your telegram OF the l!sh mt. together with
johnson, Provisional Governor Of Georgia. lie
pleased 10 tender 10 his Excellency The President
my eznte!ul re1urn for hie recognition OF the Off
placed me- aud aesure him Of my fixed purpose to
obeer,e md obey as well The Constitution Of The
Cuited States as the Constitution Of the state o!
Georgia Express to him alto uy thanks for the
Offered cooperation Of the Government Of The
Cn1tcd States In euectiuG the earliest RESTORATION
and permanent prosperity Of the S1sic- Upon thss
co-0fNration our people build carnest hoPee Of a
speedy return TO their suspended relation with the
oihes States Of tic Union.
Lave the honor 10 be very respectfully
Your ob'dt tctsaut,
CaAs. j. JENKINS,
Governor Of EeotGta.
, 1866-01-01

lated vessel, consisting Of passengers and crew,
pe,tshed The Survivors len Mofehead City for
New Yosk this evening.
NEw IoEK, Dec. 3G.-Pnvate ady1ees stale that
but fon1tcca Of the crew Of the steamer
Constitution we're Aavcd, leaving forty passengers
lost: Among the passengers wetr J. Fitzgerald,
lately attached to the Savannah Herald The Con
sutution hAd 10 bales Of cotton On board. She
vas Ecssel q one thousand tons butthen, and
yalred at Sl50O01.
, 1866-01-01

BOSTON, Dec 31.-A young map, named Richard
Juensa, Landscape painter, e6o& hfnselt dead with
a Ftstol, In Brnee'a windoT-shade store. on Wash
tuEton street, where he vas employed. uc had but
!ately arrived In Boston, and IT s said that he was
;1um Zancsstllc, Ohio Lie had recently manifested
31mrtpmg Of insanity.
, 1866-01-01
Qt)ifa9o Gribn1re.
IHH NN"E.
No paper will he Issued from this Office to.

No paper will be Issued from this Office to-
morrow.
George ". Coones brewery in Detroit was
destroyed by Ere yettcrday monnnS. Loss <io,o01
The Clilfans havc galned two naval victo-
rics over tie spaaiarde.
The receipts Of internal revenue for the SIX
mouths cnSing Saturday loot up <l75,osas.soa-
Futy-cIght sea going vessels were lost dur
tne The lnonh Of Decc1uber.
Colorado has ratified the Constitutional
amendment by vote OF &c tol
The trial of 6cmmes, thc Alabama pirate,
will commence Jannay II. Com. shuhr,ck will lie
President OF the Court Martial.
The french troops arc reported about to
csacuatc Acapulco, beng hard pressed by the Lib
.erals under ALVAREZ
first ltslf Of the fiscal year ending Saturday ls.t
amounts to <I75, ,ss6 45BDs
Adsjces have becn received at the State Dc
.partzaeui lhat the cholc4z has nearly dis2ppeand
sron SPAN.
Hon. Ferguson Blair has accepted the posi-
Etun In tie Canadian Cabinet y&eaaed By Hon. Geo
Brown.
4 mnn canned Artemus Ward, aud his wife,
died Ut Worcester, Mass recently, from tic ELECTS
Of irlll.,aS coal gas. In,t ls no: tas A'aemas
1'aed Of newspaper celebrity.
Thy r,.t OF the steamer Constitution Win
forty Q; tr passengers and 1er. u eonafoed'
Alaou. =: 4>i mas i. Fitxscfaid o. The on'aanah
E.F4lu.
One thousand four hundred men arc now
employed on The Reno, OH Greek and Pit lolc
I:a,lroad. In about two weeks The railroad will be
orcn.
The Important intelligence tsreceived from
Mexico that Saximilian has been guarzateed secu-
ritz upou his throne by 4 treaty signed sixteen
, 1866-01-01

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 31.-1we1ye out. Of the SIX
teen Circles OF the Fcnian brotherhood In this city
VII ta represented sy delegates to the New Eozk
COr9Er=t. Only Two circles have endorsed the Sen
ute, viz: the Sa1sdeld and Wolltone. Eight OF tho
Cf1c!ea have passed resolutions positively eudors
tuts OfAiahoney.
, 1866-01-01

SAVANNAH. Dec. as.-The steamer Zodiac, whiea
ief here for New York yesterday, eoideta with the
NIB. 10th steamers arrived here this evening. The
ZoJiac Is bnd!J .1a1uasel.
The La1nns trial Is proceeding. 3lcssrs. A. G.
Growen senior and Junior, Treasury Agents, p:c-
scu;cd yolumtnous testImqpf.
, 1866-01-01

BAN FnASc1sco. Dec 3o.-A despatch +., ..,n
received here from rortland, Oregon. sa17nn w. ~
steamer cascades hat Aucceoded in seachjns the bs
Cascades Of tie ColuE-o f1Yer with pessenrers s
who had started Overland ftnm the Dal1es, sone hi
10 Astoria. "~~''
, 1866-01-01

SAN FHAHc1sco, Dec. 80.-Thc steamer Golden
Age sailed for PnDau1a tolay. taking $t,0t L9G1 In
trr:asurc, Of which ts00, 900 Il for New York.
The overland matl, With New York dates Of The
9Th. has arrived
4 considerable shipment Of gold and Filyer bull
lion from the Arizona mines bus been rccc.yed here
amounting 10 IL, ,oG1. The reports from the mtncs
in that Territory arc very encouraging.
, 1866-01-01
FROM MADISON.

The 4Ss1. Wisconsin en- route for H0nle
-gIiAeonAtn StAtc Currency-inl1Mnt
In Observation-Disclosures OF state
0niceFs-Ihe SUPREME Court
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago THbuue.1
MADISON, Wis, Dec.to
Cor. Louia has received despatch FUN Col.
Pearea!l commanding shc fri four companies OF
the 18th rrEiucat. announcing their s1se arrival at
La,tn,Eorth, from the Plains, en- route for this
piacc. They Will reach hete on Tuesday next
The monthly statement Of Dank Comptroller
Ramsay, Slows that the decrease In the circulation
u state b4rka, during the month Of Decenbc-, il
S=utsks The nmouut nov outstanding Il s24:s G.3
secured III follows:
II lsFD1tiu Ue. &a-rl4uUU
Qnlleu olAles oe--+.-+ .s.ss.--...-...s o!+AuVV
4FtHsal{ 4No5V4uu
StfC1e... a,uJi.l3
Total securities ee....................a aN 9O1.15
All Of The newly elected State Officers have AZ
4ssed In this city. The Inauguration ceremonies
Niii take pl1ce on Monday at half past screa LII Tic
evening.
The Srp.cne Conn met today and adionlned
till Mpnday. No decisions were announced.
The weather IL Modesatc, with Indications Of
EuoNA
, 1866-01-01

-. Lor7s. Dec. 30-tlccepf rcrort. Of sutferiue
En the Talne are oou11atd. Abont seventy rol.
scsn 81 lhe 1;th Infantry and thlty Of Tue 9Th
',e1nssn tn' ha soimte:1s wenc 70 badly frozen that
t9es bhd 70 be len in The hospital Tbs ru,d is
blocked 10 Fon kearucr. ' 4e4o -
,.c, ~ ,,slature ~ OF Colorado had adjourned sub-
liz tonAs, oG S .! hoseslof Gpn af,er ratifyfny
6i1 10 ole. -'1sA'Aaasaas es = foie ot &hifts'
, 1866-01-01

WuxMcTox, 4. G., Dec, 30.-Ihe Steamer Cos
stitution, Capt Gunn1nsn, ielt Savannah for New
York on the ed Inst, with Apassengere and 10
bales Of cotton. She struck on The southern poin1
Of Iookout Shoals, on Tuesday morning at:l
O'Clock, where she remained forty eight hours, and
then broke up, The Captain with twelve OF the
I'm n III tafed themselves on cotton 6alcs. They
anded 1t cape Lookout lighthouse at O'Clock on
Thursday afternoon, and thcuce proceeded 70
Aorehesd CltY. Forty PeSao0s o. board the IL
, 1866-01-01

The Dead Letter Sales-1Iot1eY Mail
Matter.
The great sale Of articles accumulated
through the year In the Dead Letter Office
was commenced On Saturday By Boteler, and
has been continued with the liveliest kind of
bidding over since. Oyer halft the immense
catalogue Is OF articles Of jcwelry, largely Of
the.''dollar" sort, but with sp.inkliDg enough
Of the genuine to induce lively competi-
tion. Upwards Of 500 articles In the collec-
ton s1e packages Of patent medicines, In the
, 1866-01-01

............ CHICAGO, January /, 1859.
In dissolyiug my connection with my late pastae11
with whom have been n business many year., feel
disposed to say to ny personal friends who have pat
rontzed the late rn OF Lsdd, TliltaEna Youne tha<
lean recommend to them toe new hzrn Of Williams,
Young KAss, OF ststct integrity and business
qualification, and believe that all who may tsror the
new Grm With their ordcra will be Justly md honor
ably tEtated. tc525 netl MEKllL LADD
, 1866-01-01

NEW URli, Dec. 30-,john r tI.-,,
nard i1 referred the claim Q! CAaes a,,i.
eead to S,y iot the sum of to71 1or ssnt
CITY together with Interest nm t. ssress u this
", ~ nsns e tssa. saa Of snoai H..
, 1866-01-01

For sale ID large or small Quantities. Inquire 1t
ElRK'S. 81 South Market st., OF Of 60. LA3fDDKN,
III South Clalk-st. c34k
, 1866-01-01

HOGS! HOG !-Hazlett s.
i J. Ehe1rAvq, Commission Merchants 10 South
Wells street are prepared receive consienmeufs Of
Lire and Dressed fIogs, ard make liberal advances.
"A heretofore shippers may rely best prices and
prompt tesu1ns- We arc au}ctIy CoMu!sstou Mer-
chants ard handle with advantage to consIgu0fs
every description Of country produce cl9o net
, 1866-01-01

The Decc1nber Gales.
new IoRK, Dec. 30.-lt1s reported that fifty
eight seasotnr Gratis were lost Or missing In The
month OF December, Of which SIX were steamers.
, 1866-01-01
History OF the Union Pacific Railroad
-Ekcccfpta Of 1utcrnnf f1Ievcnue-Pence
Between Chill nnd Spain Anticipated
The Pacific S4uadron-Sccretaky-
SexEHrtl,a Islrur&IOu. Ekc.

A1H&Off OF tAc Union Pacific fkafIrOHd
-EkcccIpts Of srttcrnni iltcvcnue-Peace
Between Chilli and Spain Anticipated
The RaciHc S4uadFon-Sccretary
SexvArtl's ls1cur4IoIl, etc.
NIw Yonk, dec. 3i.-Despatche. from Washlus.
ten say rosuMtuous report showing the history of
the Cnion lacac Nallfoad and tho ieEislation In
aa nd a. iii Fsn sof g. pubhe
The receipts at the Internal Revenue bureau, re.
ss @ vel eneias .oday. os = spd fos ios ias ss
tix monils ts l ending SATURDAY. December 3oth,
Raus nlru hasc ctcn Inferred in The National
Cemetery NJ this placs undrr direction OF Captain
Moore, Acting Qnartermases:
been advised that representations made 10 Spau
in favor Ct peace with Chill have SO fsr pn,vailed
Thai thc good Offices Of France and Engi.nd hive
ard Tic Cnlted states. The following letter bas
vi. 5. CONSULATE. /
"l,AHAxAI3o, Dec, 1. 1865.
s'S1E,- hare the honor 10 inform you that re-
cciscd letter 1ton a1r. Leland. consul pro tkA At
I'D ss as sad
ttGr Nonadnock, under Commdore Rogcra. at1zscd
At Tint port on The 9Th u!t*. and took in tour
on lie sosa. Te taEtler stale: ia, the 1uuaitor
bchayes beautifully AZ sea. The Eoreruor and
other authorities at Cayenne showed Ill hyors To
she commanders and officers, and exchanged na-
~ nm, souz obedicut obedient.
lSigncd,} 'tNA. II. SEWARD,
"Scc1etary Of State.''
Undes the advice Of phys!c.ans the Secretary 0!
STATE md Assistant Secretary, embarked last uIgh:
on bosrd VI The u. S. steamer ueso,a for sho1l
voyage in tic warmer la,itude5 OF the South At.
lantic. They expect to be absent two or three
weeks. Vim. Huntcr. Esq, Clerk Of the Depart.
ment, has been appointed Acting Secretary ol
s'ate dasms se ints,se I'D T. n consss CON
lug Assistant secretary
, 1866-01-01

nsas s1o; i,s s,,,G;sa {; X, Dee sa.-uon Ferguson
N.Y. .er " lion. Coo. brown resirn.d " as
rn,dinr ii.s ~ we policy Of the Goverument ~
qucEupns. sa ano otnef important
, 1866-01-01

~ The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Flth National Bank of Chicsyo, tor the election OF
ncdlons to the BYLAWS will be held 1t The Office OF
said Bunk 80. so LASalle street. Chicago between
The hours Of 10 NJ and p. H.. TUESDAY, Jan. 9th,
lSb6- ISAAC G. LOMBARD Cashier
Ch!cago. Dec. 9Th 1851 AS
, 1866-01-01
VOL. XIX.

Wattctton, Of Tennessee. haye been sent on spa
Eanl Mtteion among the Treasury Cotton AGENTS in
.hs soushesa y s:s.ss M 10 Investigate ne any
Desoio did not sail loday II was expected, tor tho
Sorth Atlantic. The conh mp]ated tap Ii not po-
, 1866-01-01
Mr.. n,v9as K,1,uernI
Railroad C0mpIeteI.

DAL14onE, Dec. 31.--The funeral Of Hon. Henry
Winter Davis will take place on Tuesday at /
o'c.ock. The sudden death OF atr. Davis has pro-
dpced a profound Eepsatfon.
, 1866-01-01
FROM ST. LOUIS.

The Heycrtd.c Court Martfal-HIt1ttary
scntences-A County Clerk Removed
from Office-Action OF the mllers-An
Illinois Soldier Gafroted.
, 1866-01-01

WORCESTER, Mase.. Dec. 30+-An inquest on the
bodies Of Artemas Ward nnd wife, who uere found
dead a their residence on Fliday morning. fesulted
Ia serdlct-~ Died nom inhali18 eoA gaa."
, 1866-01-01

Death Of Henry Winter Davis.
DAIIHoHr, Dec. 3o-Hon. Henry Winter DaEi$
, 1866-01-01

The Strong Divorce CASE.
New IoRE. Dec S110 p. m.-The Jury In the
Streng divorce case are still out, and there Is
Immediate prospect Of their agreeing upon YER
, 1866-01-01

NEw YoRk, Dec 20-The Albany steamboats, Of
the Peoples Line no longer run and the only boats
which 60 far up the rires arc the propeller barges.
The New uayea night boats haye been laid up for
tho Efnter
, 1866-01-01

4, Vessels. Men. Tonnage
Inward. ...........- -.....1u1Us 65,J3 al01,3ts
but"asu. u..-...-....-.... .1U,UG7 astaaG 1,0ss,37G
The tonnage Is reckoncd on the new systetn of ad
nicas sutencpt adopted By lhc Go,rrnmeut last wta.
ttf. a'efa.suS ~ PER cent lesr than under 1hr I'd
fttt4ut.
, 1866-01-01

OswEGo, Dec s4.-The Oswego Il Rome Rail.
road Is completed aud passenger and freight trains
tY1lt commence running on Monday.
, 1866-01-01

BrfFA1o, Dec. D,-Ex-presfdeut Fillmore md
wile ta Tor Brest on the 9Th Of January, expecting
TO remain abroad Elk OF eight months. Dr.. John
White and Miss Dobbtns, OF Buffalo, accompany
them,
, 1866-01-01
FROM THE SOUTHWEST,

ARRAY ut Ecsy 0rIeaus-.AG;l1ra on ilIC
lilo GFande-Labsf in Texns-HusI-
Meas Mt Observation-Disclosures the
Presidents Reconstruction Policy
Treasury Agent 1scleasel bF the 1aii-
ttary.
SEw ORIEASs: Dec. nl-Thrce policemen wcre
sercrely wounded, ou Chtsstu1s Day, by gang of
ted. Eaust OF Nilum werv ufMe1.
AEaiIs on the Rio Grnnae nrc In state quo.
I. y. iuaassk. lately released f,9m '9! Fort Dsia-
The opcIntors, farmers and freedmen arc generally
making con1ucls for yc1s satisfactory 10 both
parties. In CENTRAL Ic.as prospects aIe not 50
good. TlMtels hre discouraged On sugar aa1 cot
tou plantations Of tho Dfazos, Colorado aud other
streams pe1r tho coast.
freedmen win 4 view 10 Persuade them 10 nlass
contrac!e for labor ncxt year. There is much CON-
pnint about the lail eeryicr throughout Texus II
lakes II tuys to ret letters from Houston to New
Orleans. which cuu fc travelled In lonr lays.
Business in Galveston is dropping OF md goods
ere daily declining IN price.
writes on Tic 5ih Of 6etr1nlpr from Washington,
lie 1e satisfied the Presidents structon policy
Ell be abandoned, Of not carried out at present by
The admission @ e the M Southern ,4':. member,
in oren District Court, ron the eherl Two Treas
1y agents, indicted b. ihe gcana jurJ, for swim
d1 IT, oe = IN ~ con Command Ssst the @
under threat Of punishment If he dlsobesed. The
Judge declined obcyin!. the order.
Te}cgraphc communication with New Orleans
norih a1ad &.sst Is very Irregular.
Financial.
NV loRK, Dec. 3o.-Ihe Commercial .ays The
stock MARKET has shown considerable activity on
market t i pTeseat ID he control 81 i nanpefr
nalket isvoss. vii steadily ptz6 up quotatioass.
ir1cspct use Or the tendency Of the earnings OF
The roads. These operations, however, are little
else than an exchanges OF stock between them
tssc brokers keeptns ntrictly aloof iron she Cur
rent OF speculation. The chief activity al thie
mornings Lizard wns III Cleveland + Pittsburgh,
The transactions In which were about 9oJ0 thare.,
closing Il i advance.
Goresaments cou1tnre very, aciiye under The
stimulus Of fyesserday's foreign newe, Consld-
esahle foreign orders tor old s1s were executed
are bu, Ing. The improved et1nding Of the -2a5s,
resulting from the reception Of tue President :
message, has very favorable elect herr upon CON
enlarged dtn.aud ifon Frankfort and London will
nFult- At the nbruin. hoard e. OF 81 ro-e Il autt
old jssts u. Olher securities were almost steady
nj eln>ing figures Of ,esteiday.
has been sold +host End three per cent Interest ts
paid for gold to cover CONTACTS The expectation
II lnerelsed shipments. VI BIDS ahroad and the
lEimcnt OF S3.aast10 Of god interest Alling due
on tho tssi ol january. combine to produce The
prevailing beasf=h feeling. The price has avcsased
la3 during lhc morning.
the Htna s.. ltal The sum Of <15,GH was slip.
ped for Ito De Jaceiro. ..'
Money co1tanCes very abundant. brokers gel
al they require At ei3 per cent, and offers Of con
lse ler cent, 10 saye balances from lying Idle tol
two Gaye. There II less prime paper sold at high
ssics, eight per cent, bciqs now the ms5imYn
rxt}1 Ia mpre1< nominal.
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Offices 20 Rent

EOUR OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT IN
II No. 80 North Cherry street. Apply to
oct1o-u NJ HAMILTON
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rmR MEETING ON YESTERDAY.

Innumbers and the usual accompaniment
Of such occasions, the Convention cannot be
said 10 have been a success, hut in the mate
rial composing it, and the firm and deli
bera,e action taken, it was worthy The cause
It was called to uphold. The reason for the
limited attendance and the apparent lack OF
interest have been heretofore explained,
and are fully sufficient to account for them.
Several Of theneighboring counties, however,
were represented by delegations of their
best men. But it would appear that there
was q reprehensible apathy on the part OF
the Conservative citizens Of this county, for
they could easily have been present. and
given the occasion an enthusiasm, which, no
matter how deep the feeling, cannot be elici-
ted from a small audience We deem It
proper to be frank in regard to this matter,
in the hope that il may stimulate our friends
TO prevent a repetition Of such dispiriting
scenes.
In another column will be found a report
of the proceedings, and the resolutions
adopted The latter clearly and iuily eK-
press the Conservative opinion on the lead
ing points Indifference with the Congression-
al Radicals. and are couched in language,
which, while emphatic, is not calculated TO
intensity the already excited feeling Of the
country. Ii will be well FOR the peace OF
this State ifthe leading Radicals to assemble
next week in the Legislature,will hearken to
the remonstrance made against the policy
foreshadowed in recent speeches of the Gov
ernor. for with Conservaties, there Is but one
mind. and that is, that at will not and can
not come to good" II was timely to make
this protest and appeal to the better judg-
nents and better natures Of the men, who,
Cor the present, hold in their hands the re-
sponsibihty Of permitting US to return perma-
nenty to the ways Of peace, or Of plunging
ms into scenes Of further connection. We
trust. indeed, that they will heed il.
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THE REGISTRATION COMsTISsIONER
IN SUMNER.

The Gallatin Eranliaer, Of yesterday,
brings a series of charges against the Gem
missioner of Registration for Sumner coun-
ty, under the franchise law, of very grave
character. Ii is stated that Mr.. MCKINLEY,
the officer in question, was frequently absent
from his Office, when the people desired to
obtain certificates he gave no notice
Of the time of closing as required by the
law-lhat before that time he absented him
self entirely from hi Office, and went to the
Black-and-Tan Convention at Philadelphia
that he has failed to attend at the quarterly
term Of the County Court to issue certificates
as required by the law-that he has posi-
lively refused to Issue certificates in several
instances to men Of unexceptionable ante
cedents-and has been guilty of gross
unfairness and neglect in the duties Of
his Office, By reason of all which,
several hundred citizens who are en-
titled under the law to the fran
chise are deprived Of its exercise. The En-
dBliRer states that several of the aggrieved
parties are determined to see that he is in
dicted for malfeasance in Office, under the
existing laws, to which he has made himself
liable One Of them, Mr.. ALLEN STYLES,
has taken a more direct method. On the re-
fusal Of the Commissioner to issue him a
certificate, STYLES applied to Judge BARRY
for a writ of raapdainus, which was granted
and is set down for hearing on Wednesday
next. He also instituted suit for DANA
ges, for being deprived of his rights in the
sum of$IO,0 OO-followed by an attachment
and levy upon the Commissioners stock of
goods, and his private residence. His store
is closed, and his private business is now at
the same dead stand as we're his public du-
ties, while he was mixing around with the
Black and Tans at Philadelphia That is
the fright way"
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no POIITICTANs

WE HAVE ALARGE NUMBER or Lsaisla-
w frVe lsloE AND AFRICANS. bound Ia Book
inrm. foataining tbs illl reports 81 he proceed
inrs AID Tpocrhas l1f sessions on i45o and IN
Apply q this o1ca. ian
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NIEXICO.
AN IMPORTANT ORDER To GENERAL
SEDGEWICK.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 26.-The following
important letter appeared this evening:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE
GULF New ORLEANS, October %, 1866
General am satisfied that there is only
one way in which the state Of affairs on the
Rio Grande can be bettered, and that is by
giving the heartiest support 10 the only
Government in Mexico recognized by our
own, the only one which is really friendly 10
us.
You will, therefore, warn all adherents of
any party, or pretended government in
Mexico. or in the State of Tamaulipas, that
they will not be permitted to violate the
neutrality laws between the Liberal Govern
ment Of Mexico and the United States, and
also that they will not be permitted TO re-
main in our territory and receive the pro-
lection Of our flag in order to complete their
Vaccinations for the violation Of our neu-
trality Laws.
These instructions viii be enforced
against the adherents Of the Imperial buc-
cancer, representing the so-called Imperial
Government Of Mexico, and also against the
0RTDGA, SANTA ANNA and other factions,
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PROPOSALS.

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y BIS OF COAi., delivered at the various Public
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n. treasurer Board Of Education, Is Cherry 81
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