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, 1866-10-27
OBITUARY..
5ectal1s cf the Death CT eIlc Late 1-;.;or
Robert E~eltnictt1.

The eleTe:ard Rtra1d publishes The following
e.;:aci f,on, Private letter s,-!rg the Get ii: Of
thu sgd Grah Of Ma.o1 1:cbert grnsico:r th yo;;n,
L.susal!st. TIE fac.s will be read with nu;;ts-
ful Interest by tie many friends OF the deee1-r
IN this city aud State. The wsiter saya:
My Dear Vie and P:fents: -s i'oor Kcnnso,t
II 70 lcrccz with u.s. H. d:t! suddenly 4. Sut4-
c 1T sy s 1s Die tnese IL I'D M aas am
si,sl at st. ,,Niehaels. which. though It his
we're hcI on hi.n. aud seeI1.1 10 have cntire,y
h:cEcE 4ssrs down. lie complained much OF diz-
zsr+sE and strange @ tsnsesicn IN the aea3. On
bseaklaE1 ald not seeing Iaior keusieott around,
cencsrdt he had goue IN. iur was ~ he srry
Indians TO look. for Inn. Leba.sr, one oi oar
party, ara took walk toNn the river bank and
lad not gone over two hu1arvd yards from the
fort when saw kcnr'eot lying on his blcs
de.d. eent Letarse back for assistance which
immediately CAME and conveyed the hods to the
is supposed Le wa takins be.rinss, AND aI1er
learsus over and making marks On the sand,
eelilc the feelings u or pas.y;, Thc5s we!e *
Of Is .: SE1a.o At tic TING = N1jar K.:nicolt's
dta!h, waiting for The ice IN tie river to beeak up
50 lfct VIC could start in beats fls Fort Iol.ou,
| q distance Of SIX hnudsed miles.
Mr: kesetun. the eldest one Of tic party, lakes
command; Hg apnviatea mt ,,, sGcona .s in can, q
N:jos Ncnnico:t as thought proper. cmpo:el
Enssinp 10 make q coffin, which wa+ rcndered
s''w w a.cpe nsS n1s:5.s m Is te
anl kert It open for three dsya, when We look our
last lock, and then deposited i. IN a vault as i
decided to ,ah The remains to ST. Michac!s lis
tu1ce Of five hundred miles by river. and ei.htS
| miles from 1hr mouth Of tie riser hy sea. In
| Viuter We. cross over the mountains will o..
Sssd and afty miles, ont It "a, then % too late tor
the latter route. as the moun;ai1. streams TGst
fast breaking up, 50 dsc1ded to ata;t d9sn The
E:qn5naux boats make Of seal skins. hat VIC
bad intended 10 have gone to Fort ioason
IN, tools ths largest 9 ore; Which /. thi,ylhSsc
Ia4Ee sail. On the ed Of May the ice b1o1..: up
on the morning Of the 9Jth we loaded tic hoat
81 soaTa s1
to 4essts. ketchum and lebarse who started tae
Eeat Day for Fo:t io1kon. aesom%panyin@s % I'm me
c,ew had three Indians. After sailing down the
river few miles from Nuato we overlook the ice
sni dsit wood md found sesJ san;d g.. current rt
isiaad and willie tle.e bad a heasy thunder show
e.. About D. ne started aca1u and r1n
abou. twenty niles VIXEN We campcd for ,hc night
Se1r day nc made about nf'y miles, pa I'D IN
minutes and bought socse 1sh of the Indians:
At nigh. camFe1 on an islard3 2.:h, travelled
enoi an T. % Indian vsf
orc to 60 Tith p{er Eho len L. r. hs:e and vent
Sisd ii aay soprs them as CONTINUED mil
twsl.e At night. The cnt!ent was very rapid,
@ qaSau, q 9! f,ss sat
sfMe ~. led guns ier q stop. @ BIZ ws
Shortly after tge met about tfty Esqulmapz with
their boats going up the river on trading cxre-
dillon; We stopped short si:ae e and bad talk
ter at TuQIaEleat. Informed them Of Major
, 1866-10-27

CES1ESAHY WEEK.-PraJer and. conference
meetings were held in the vaslnus Methodist
Episcopal churches Of the city last night, with
reference to the Sabbath School cause. The ,,a-
PORTAGE Of this ucthcd Of early religious train
Ing Is The means Of extending the church and
making it .trcnE in lis mosnl foundations secn.al
70 he deeply fels as paramount 10 any other po1-
ion Of the church work. The fact was al.nled
that while there Il, generally speaking, vs-y
lille hore OF reformation for III adult at:e- b..
EAs become absorbed in, md hardened b., The
cares OF rhs world, there was thc eccates: en-
sou1aeeEest to tase the seun= and synpstastie
heart and Eoufd It for usefulness auI happi:ess,
b. early and careful trimming IN the Sabe1tl
Schcol. The importance Of tho work cannol Do
oIercsllmatei, and Christians In this aud c'l.:
dcnGliE atiIns seem TO be apprcclattre NOR. and
Eorc lis bearing ou the present and future.
An entertainment consisting Of !ablcauE. :cs1-
iner and music, tsas Risru hI the Yo.ns Lsdies'
Eible Class Of the Centenary Methodist Episeu-
phi chnrcG list evening. IN The, uEises
Church, correr Of saasauon and Masha.ton
streets. Tie exercises pissed OF very p,eaaaI-
snd the oyster suopcr 81 The close ucttc1 , cox.
siderable sum towards The purchase Of IN organ
for the new church. I
To MORROW centenary sermons will be 1c:tv-
eset III tho varioas churches, acl COLLECTIONS
taken up for the be1eyulent objects Of she dela-
1ninaEou.
, 1866-10-27

.stcphcn TabcE........2m
1)tmas Dafnes-........t,el1
I Hstnartl Hughes (MoZ.)
! V. f. fsoi,!ilson. (s.t.l
IL. D. Hunter {t'nS ttrtn.)
la@. Fox [ fac&Hlany.)
~. i. Savage Diem. u
Lsn. Wood {Cons.)
+. c. Ackertna1l {Cors.)
II. ". Burns tC0u.)
+. S. Cox (Cou.)
! b-J. MorFIscy {Dcn. E.a
"Nt1<un Taylor {tnd.}
{c-EmAn'l H. II2rttTam)
+! Waller r. Price {sIoz.)
f1hu-. F. ktewart {Cuas.)
John ". Chanter.....5,s1s
d-H. G. Stcbblns {.:ons)
R0bt- johnson (tnti.)
JAS. Dro0ks {Tlm.)
Mrs. 4. C. Stanton (1pd.>
5-u. L. jackson (Ta,,l.) j
I Fernando Wood (Noz.l
sWm. I21Mlfprd. .-......sstl
1saac Anderson. on....... 3l1
CAsr1r c. Collier.
J. II. Tuthill. $50. ...1A5
j. '. L. rrlYn........i,ji5
n. o. MillilnAn.
Geo. Y. lIoTlc,
No nnt&1inAtff,r1
, 1866-10-27

Eist. Nn'tlfteun.
5-Wm. II. {iicascu.
2-JRu,t4 4. Van ksrnuE
SIS. D. i..lttcndcn... ISL
, 1866-10-27

H Il. a. u3Fllag.
l0-Wm. II. Robertson.
.1-tC. II. s-nn sysrk.
le-,fotn II. kc:c!ittEn. Go
t:s-1hontAs Cornell.
t:-Jtst lIll H. Ramsey
Isl. 4. ErtawO.d,. .1..1s3 :. -
ifcO:alfc fcfris....,l,Jll
li-st. 7. Hubbard. .1s,:at
ls-.Jas. II. Marvin. S31
59-Nm. L. Ficlla....e,9D
ga. II. Lafl.n. .....A,s 81
cI-+I;ottce ConEtinx LII
:1-lItnry Churchill. .l,St3.:
lcGeItnls AIt:GA1l1ly.4,3N
.i-.T. u. 1'o,lleroy...5,ls.i
E-Wii,. IL. t1+1%y....1,sul
.-Nin. :. 1.trr,lh.,-i,r1
E-"!iamIl'oa Wars, i, 7G9
-elsH-Eall H1rt,....1,x{9
::st-slsu;t Van lturn. j, l:ss
:a-Al1.lf.n N. t'tapp.
, 1866-10-27

We received Your letter Of The S0--12
September, by which you desire us to let You
retire slnnolcstcd this day, during which
time only tho agreement would be valid.
You may at once appoint tho time Of your
departure, tu order TO give you the protcc-
tson REQUIRED. As to the prisoners in our
hands, you can communicate with US when
ions dnd baggage, you can send bc:asts Of
burden with necessary men, but not escorted
with army otherwise, after the expiration
Of the agreed time, or if army escort them
you will l,c responsible for the consequences
ktA1icANrD. G1-11 Sc:,tcmher. isSafr
, 1866-10-27

Diss. Rtph1it11n.
1-SA.HIel i. Graham.
2-'4'. L. 1hun,ns. .fr. S, 1
3,lns.:ph J. Stew art.
l-AfrAAets 1lonsas..4,S43
5-Wu,t. Albert
, 1866-10-27

Dst. ns,a:5lican.
WIN. Munre......
3-'NHl. 4. Newell. .
Sd. 4, Davidson.
-Juhn Hill.
~GCo. i. ualscy.
, 1866-10-27

7jN1. "}sF5{1HfH.
1-Wm. !. tiic-
2-C. 4. Neweotuh. . .++,Gs
S-illstrt Jackson.
~. J.. Grnsellv.....i,lA
81. ". McClcrV....&,t=t
E-sR, T. Van Horn. 3, ,013
3-'1s. F. Lcan...,,..S,.A6
SsI. F. Benamin...aNS
4-sG. II. Anderson. J79
~ 1Nr0kHf3 f1~S AA,J
, 1866-10-27

III. 3t {sFff{3E III. -.
l-Not,.l;.u u. Judd. .s.@
go. INSTRUMENTATION +
Sc T. Wnshbusnc .S,:asu
ia e. 1fart:inG...-.Hs
3-"E. C. 1E2crso!l....6,h1l
6-'ii. G.. t:trrk...,,..,5,tl3
i--H.P.n.EEos. II ell J,S:t
-. u. Cntso:l.....1,1 IS
&C. z. L,pplncott.
1Nlicnry Case.
ll-EttEattl EttchcIl,
l!-"jt hu Haker.........16
1T. Il. Rautl,.....-...:A
.dfl1r1e-J.A.LoSan3l,i43 81, ,i43
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-12

EE &auft Die Sidets in Der Dice
@6e bon @bur9 unb GUNNER StraBe,
benz ct. CLUB SoteLge9enIber, ober in
Der q. u. 81. B. 81. 6. Sidet Office i'm
Chattanooga Sepot. ua7.,. E 80 ".
ny Die 8aae ssbsa tasIt1 uiit4 llbr 20 Rinatsn
pom 6bnttonoo0a Depot at uno treffen regelHaBig
s, $. Goodman. 4
so Sen, Eidet @sent, ,. VII. u. @ii 9. 3. &emV
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-12

feibe, mar bieIniebr bic llrfa&e elmer
@asbalbpfeit seis
tens bes tpGfl5neA slaben; htr fir
men gorlgi bite bal 6iibenl 0Hhfenl
Sine NaeEgpnl i5rs6F an 1l
gissefibiue Gnfetptlle:
0Serr 0rbatteur Gine Nao6e berri9t
in nnierem Gtdot6en, auf bic i9 bic
etalAHtsEe aAleit bes abliltnie ggIsEelf'
min. SD meme Dos sInstageea pen,
&eifr6Gen Dor bic 6biiren unferer ges
f9dfte. 98o5a III 6as gBarun uIiils
fen Goaiep Z llpterfleieers Oeuf @liden,
.btr3 efFtatli hit Qreis 9eeebsh ASarsI
ben ? 8arnrn aeidielt ni9t oaileIbe
mt Serrrns tlnferttei6rrn DieIe WtO6e
fpridfaisf fs1s fiuSsa sH@allad elmer
ifteHigeutep @ta6ts .5ebes Ding bat
ieinen Ylaf iin6 Sairlen ni6en, ipobin
iis gfRql lgdftltl PM llatsrfS esaa Jdaf
fen. nnh i'm gfamert Der Sarnen Ntcs
@einpiae's edldhs t4 Oie &auFeute
McMinbilIe's, Die llnterr0de an ben
seeisueten 9laben iilnerbalb Der 9aDen
gu laKeas . @eaF dpir tSelde faulen
w6Ienj arDeroda sptr barnu8 frddeu. 4ae
= stabt &inssPOrt, @af5instOn
SoaatA 0t<Senneilee, t0Stett Gspatb
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-12

JletWe beFHueI IlW nut elne eln6l9e
8nhbnnnIung na nns Miuiiterium Der
QInlidt 1T, 6aB 6ieielbe ben We6armiI-
Fsa Sss aaases ssaase gsas itasisnssE
ffdles- 8Iatt l,aadlte fiir3L lid sic 8en,erz-
fun9 ygldrrilde 2eute, bieie Deutl9en,
IN f4faSgHf HE Die a5udbSndsrfanRg
Sdaa bstbtetea re Oieausibnhs berieIs
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-12

Hsfa1lI. nd l8JEl1 Ja9lii laJSIIsllsg fLo
3,,ir- Yin 3llabe ipuroe neuli9 in Sun~
tsrstotbn 51g., 6ura eiaen sb6lsn Snne
setootet Der Ben &naben an Der @urgel
padts unS iba sripiirgte, Set SHnS gef
borts,l einsm s9ufid,miep, .,,sss7unT)
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-12

Gntfdeibuns bes Sber< s.ibunaIs entss
sessu, anndbn, baB mad SIrt. "a Der
eeFfaEung Ile 9feber unb @rlEirunst
Der MbeeOrtnlten, II i5rer anti Sic
sehi8aft seFto6en bpu ieber fFufred
IIidlea gerfeEgpns ,fis feien.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-12

SW1I N<S&EUIUItIIWA OeE
item Section oes Nlctest 6ctitelt ,,An
actfto wind up and settle the bust
Mss of the Bank Of Tennessee" uirb
Hermit al 9tlle, Die es angettn mag
nn6 an ale 8erIonert 6as gria9ea ges
iteIIt, innerbatb 30 Segen an bic Bonf
bon SenneGee gu Naibbille ale Selber
poer @ertbia@en, ausbeaablt ODER aus
aelegt 6ur9 0ie Bant bon SenneIee
ober cine ibrer Bran9en; 3uriid3uerz
ftaften, tpefn feide gelber eSer Mertbs
laden iiiigeieslid ansbeSablt noer aus@
gele9t purben b. i. fur Dienite geleiitet
als Sficiere 6ieier 8ant mad benz 4,
Mat 1861 ODER fur Dienite, Die fiir Die
gtebsIliDn geleiitet tpur6en, Of @ibiI
p6er lfilitarbitafts. S6er fiir Giaens
tbum irgeil6 tneIder glrte Der auf Gonz
trait fir glrtifel ir9eno ipeI9er Mrt fiir
6as SnterelIe Der &ebellen Mutboritdten
6es gtddteS SenneiIee ooer Der io9es
tianrten J, gpafeberncp" o6er fur irgeao
mel6en aloern ua9eiesIidcn !Gontraft
ODER 3ped. ls.9 .lsE y.tl..J
f glnf 8efebl 6es Boards Der O.retto>
rcl, ..S ..z.s... -
SUI ta' 9. @altfon ae,
.Hs1Bm1 ftt $50 As5IiqtSS' Iia8rafi1ent.la
,frsl T~~t'~S"
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-12
SenuefTee Steuts.


Mns SoneSborongb, 2Saihln9ton
County seben uns8eftatisunsen unierer
neuli6en MittbeiIungen iiher bic fdIe4s.
ten NusFdten fit bic Bai;enernbte elm.
NIe 8Fanseu, bic ni9t Our6 ben itarta
Sroit setobtet uurben, in6 NIT oem&bft
6nLafka%
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-12
G0gefielS s,8r0aJnsuitlfs

tdIsln6 nlif ,FiaIr1f -srisl ei16ai nifgisa
B6oblaiib StraBes IN Sonots atbbttfou ut GogeFsib.
Gbeuio Cots an Ganatin 4ife uno @ooSIauh Strabe
in &. %. 8romr's @boitipn. Aud mebtere febr gee
fdGiee Cots in 8ropnspile non Il Nder bis 10 p6er
% Mder iebes. Seit anSersns bHet1Ii9en 8erfan am
%. 8ai beben MIR unfere Grunbfiide an 9erren uers
fault ote bnranfsn, banep geoelfet 9gtr rpfnf1en
rpenige mebr BlGte ttr 8auSIuede 80 uertaHfen. =,
@eiu6et iuts haIo 5Is; gfsI9flx 10 nlgE
sasa,;4aa S,t2,H. 81. @v8r,o 10 49,
-. - 80 Mgenten. =
26hist 7a,ase 7sssIilniOf etrabs.
rs sffItsng sfff3 1sffl ~ iifsnfgg Ia.
~ slaat 'OffititH. ii'''' l req.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-12
'OffititH.t 'tia'' , r..
MmaebDte
~s~4sss@ EaFssl44-aN-1 TIE %sStf4If y F5ElNFt9
fiiE llsbsreabme beg straHiags 2lrbsit
Elsnisins 6sm Sfodfs lid, fSai1s bonIulaal

$50 sasa1qd nssa4!Ta R9gstl29sgd.
ampdlp rs a7le ennnslesng asd ss.sS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-12

ssz-<&eate (Sani ll2s) boz slpei Sab
sen see Masilniliaa In sleriep iein.
Biroa er nod eialeng Sabrestag ieises
@in5useS IN MegieauberIeben I. ga
4tbeintaas,a a6 miaheitens speifelbafh
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-12

eih Gnsenp 8innenitaete nit Dem Mai<
lsr aus benz See Seboe, sll serioraeh
tuelder in Der Sierra Nebaoa unS nm
300 5nBhSbsr als irsenp cine anoere
Bailermaile bee 8ea & lieat, ipeld NIT
Sampfbooten .befe9rep ipir6. Ser
sl9udbaet bon bort bic Saa sSrdaciscp
fOtto 300 MsiIsu Tang ieEi1.. ? iails
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-12


0tei9e befinbet fi9 nur cine einSige
8ahhan0Ilng, b las Miuiterian Der
VInlidf 1T, 6aB 6iefelbe 6en 8e6arfniIs
fsa 0ss a6ases gsaase gsas itasienss
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tuns . larriide 9eute, bieie Deutf9en,
kflf f9faSga HE bic a8u9brnderfanfgl
S6hfi bstbteten re bieausibnhg berfelsf
Isst Akflii 9igfefb Miseonfilb1 CT
ibeiNaMss lostbustssa4 shuShort
$50 g8obn< unb @eidaitshaufer sesen.
partis i'm @aalAs Siiffa no unO i6ast
sic gauge slnaabI bon GebauOen, iueIde
in bieier Gaiiou erri9tet tperben, auf
Elm bolIes Sanfen6.
Ser @prratb bon % eisen, rod der |
ksB hbl5! Santin d 80 daifes adj 90 |
ger befano, betrug nod benz 9seridt bes |
Setretars .SeE diioslst aaia,er 795, $50
8uibel.
Sin uenes Warmer a. Eager aus
ueIdem elm fs5t fsnst gtein setuonnenl
miro, at aitianslt IN Calumet ecitnip, |
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- br;rosn Sic ,le6erfobrt 4 io d ,.Sauu
Nit - .Isrosr ala e;ue. estunbe .,,ab bie
Nobft bon Qonbou mad, STARTS nur, 8
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art Der in, aln,penS,ma fOmmenben
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gen III. bsrs5nst pie Rotten anf s'ns
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bein @arlaiHstt ita4sefudf 'usrOeu.
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Il .Bsfprlhssli..s vie Eeuers BerFd5e.
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| fomrnen aus bstit Mott uno @ii.nbabns
i maoen faif oar MIDI, utehr ,beraus. a@c
oft man .bes1 9lbe.tt 8 nod, benz bunfelu
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III or d - sas xssS ss3sss 4
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-22
Geld and Governments.

Gold was offered for sale with unusual eagerness
yesterday, on steadily declining market-the cur
rency rate falling as low as 127I without eicitine
any remarkable inquiry from any source. Thisis the
lowest point reached by the precious metal in nearly
three years or since the early Autumn of 1863 when
sales made low l22 The heaviest fall last
year was to l2S% in May. The favorable financial
and commercial news from Europe, extensive exports
OF cotton provisions and other kinds of domestic pro-
duce, and the consequent extreme depression in the
foreign exchanges. the gigantic revenues and dimn-
ishng expenditures of our Government. the rapid
Improvement IN the public credit and the encourag-
ing prospect of the Funding Bill in Congress- combine
to accelerate the downfall of the speculative idol of
recent times and to bring back commercial yalues to
their normal level.
On the other hand. the national securities have
been OF late IN unusually moderate supply and brisk
request In the open market, leading to steady ap-
grcciation of both the coin bearing bonds and the
Seven Thirty notes The latter passed their nominal
par value toward the close of last week, for the first
time, we believe, since the whole of this popular loan
was so promptly marketed. through the energy and
enterprise Of the Government agent and Of his bank
ing connections throughout the country especially
the great commission houses on Nassau and Wall
streets, in this city The investment demand for the
currency bearing portion of the public stocks is ex-
in gold, which increases the purchasing power of in
come derived from interest payments in greenbacks
in the instance of the Seven Thirties Certificates
of Indebtedness. and ultimately of Compound Inter
est notes SeyeuThrties of the first issue sold last
Saturday as high as lOO1, and interest added from
Feb l5 at the rate of two cents day on each hun
dred dollar note.
Those Of the second issue brought par and interest
at the same rate froE December 15 1865 or equal to
SlOlS4 for each hundred dollar note. This was within
about two per cent of the ruling figures for the org-
nal Five Twenty six per cent. gold-bearing bonds
which were selling at l03 including the coin inter
est for four months and half (S2.25.) worth, with
gold at even lS two dollars and eighty eight cents
leaving the net cost to the purchaser of this avorte
United States s per cent coin bearing stock only
eghty-seyen cents above the nominal par value of
each hundred-dOllar bond At the going rates lib
eral purchases Of all issues of the TYenties and
n-Ep q hV h,,y-iv, 20
hoard, and not for speculative purposes. The latest
European advices report lively inquiry for this
United States security, especially in the German
mar ets, where its popularity is so decided that ac
c0rding to the resoutely adverse authority of
the London Times, "GB attempts to bring any other
seeuritie8 upon The market are uBa0ai3tag."-N Y
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.pp xou stout AND FULL BLoODEDs

Ifyou are stout, feshy Of full booded or pletho-
VIC babit you are probably subject to headaches,
vertigo dizziness, rush OF blood to the head, and
congestive diseases gen AZ aAv rate you are
more likely to be afflicted In that manner Iaen people
of more lean habit. Now you. above an Other per
box Of Railways Reguang Pills. ~ you u never Haoe ~
to use them, much the better me 70 onaad ues ?y ~
cost will be cheap investment II 1t sucoeeus so nn
frightening away disease. 1t will be chepei phe M
If in a sudden attack, when no otner nedica1 .iu @
convenient it rescue you from the grave. bee~ase
stout and pethoric, people VAL Sell you W
get bled. Commit no such act OF folly; Les ~ DT.
Railways pills be your only protector Inc dlIieu
ty. if you attacked by rush of blood to the head
is caused by disturbed circulation of the blood and
not by too great quantity of it in your system ll
occasloned by an irregular action OF your near anu
liver, and bleeding will only increase, not diminish,
that irregularity. What you need is something to
restore the organs to natural and regular action,
ana thus equalize the circulation of the blood. That
Is preeiseIy me ehect of dose or two of RadWay s
Regulating Pills They do not merely purge. They
regulate the liver. the bowels the Spleen the kid
neys, and 50 on They expel from the body the in
furious matter and search out for that purpose all
diseased humors and deposits wherever hidden In
this manner they restore healthy action to the heart
the brain, and the lungs, well as the stomach rem
der the circulation of the blood even and keen your
ounce of superhuous flesh. Such Railways pills,
m B.-Radway's pills elegantly coated with
un which renders them perfectly tasteless and free
Snm smeII They can be swallowed by children as
II ,;Iy as sugar plums. They are the most pleasant
s"a'icine in the form Of pills in general use They
1mras thoroughly yet mildly.
PsintSpA 0faos' 81 AaidenlLapssx sxSW.V MsT X9rk 10
@mh7-2W I"0o"A1 q w.
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AMUSEMENTS,

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The Ravel troup
give new pieces to-night-Vol-au-ven and tn,
grand new ballet of the Prima- Donna being ofthem
FRONT STREET THEATRE.-"Streets of New York
will be given again tonight with performance on
Saturday afternoon.
MARYLAND INsTITUTE-WOOd's Ministries still
draw large audiences and as they stay no longer than
Saturday. all should make the most of the chance
who like good music and choice fun,
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Watches.
1866.
1865,

A SPLENDID STOCK OF FIRST CLASS GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES. just opened this day, together with an
entire new assortment of Diamond. PEARL Mosaic
and other ewelry. Also solid sterling Silver
Ware. Triple Plated Albata Ware of every descrip-
ton, English Table Cutlery, Clocks. Opera Glasses,
Spectaces and Eye Glasses to suit all eyes. These
articles will now be sold at greatly reduced prices
The public invited to call and examine stock
They will find bargains. Watches Repaired and
Timed in the most perfect manner. We also manu-
facture Hair Jewelry to order at short notice.
LARMoUR & Co.,
Light street, opposite the
mh5-1stptf Fountain Hotel
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A Family poisoua..

New York, March 2.-The family of Urah Town
send, of Tarrytown, consisting of himself wife and
four children have been poisoned by something eaten
in their own home, and the eldest daughter, aged
nineteen s dead The others are all in critical con-
diton, and one or two will probably not recover
Their flesh is horribly swollen and they are growing
weaker. Mr.. Townsend is Justice of the Peace,
and the deed is supposed to have been committed in
revenge by unknown parties.
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NEw YORK, March 2I.-Ihe steamer EAGLE, from
Havana on the 18th, arrived tonight. The news is
meagre. 1t is authoritatively denied that single
case of cholera has appeared in Havana so far The
smallpox is decreasing at Rcgla.
Mexican advices to the Sth shave been received
from Havana. The Juarists are said to have been
defeated near Cuajmequalpa, by a body Of Imperial
cavalry The leader of the Juarists escaped on foot
The resignation of Hidelso, Minister to France,
has been accepted, and General Almonte has been
appointed in his stead There are several changes in
the Imperial cahinet hut Of little consenuence.
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PROVIDENCE, March 2l-The Democratic State
Convention was held here to-day. No nominations
for State officers were made, but committee was
raised to bring forward ticket hereafter if deemed
expedient.
Resolutions were adopted declaring the Constitu-
ton to be the foundation of American liberty, oppos-
ing taxation without representation, and endorsing
Andrew johnson.