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STEAMBOATS,, &c.
EREIGHT FOR NEW YORK sro1, ;.
Il AND BOSTON -
INLAND ROUTE. VIA CHESAPEAKE Bay AND c..
NAL. THROUGH TO NEW YORK.
THE OLD powHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY

The new and first class steamers STATE OF MAkl
LAND, PETERSBURG and STATE OF VIRGINIA, ars
now receiving and forwarding merchandise Of al de-
scrlptlnns from Richmond to Philadelphia, New "rE
and Boston, in connection with the Canal Line II
daily steamers from Baltimore
These steamers leave Richmond every Monday We'd
ne-day and Saturday Tor Baltimore.
Goods shipped "n those days will be landed In New
York ON the third day thereafter
Shippers VIII take notice that goods shipped by thls
lire do not 50 To SEA, but carried entirely through
INLAND, thus saving or superedin the necessity Of in
surance against SEA RISKS.
The large of the steamers belonging this line
enable Us to carry goods at ess than by any other
route.
Freight for points beyond New York will be forwards
ed with dispatch.
This line is the only one that connects with daily
line from Baltimore for Philadelphia and New YORK,
and that can give through receipts.
No drayage or commission charged. The two lines
occupy the same W han in Baltimore.
For freight or passage, apply to
DAVID 4 wN. CURRIF
Office at Charles T. Wortbam i Coz
oct2j-ts Fifteenth street.
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RAILROADS. &c.
THE GREAT SHORT LINE

Via Fredericksburg and Aquia Greek, to the NORTH
and WEST, is gain open to the travelling pubic.
Trains leave at 4. NJ and 7. NJ, ~ usual.
THROUGH TICKETS To Alexandria, Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and tn" West.
SAMUEL RUTH,
ianlS-tf Superintendent.
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LEAVE PIER No. 49, NORTH RIVER foot OF Canal
street at II o'clock nOon the lst lh and 2lst Of
every month except when those dates fall sunday,
and then the preceding Saturday,, for A>PlNN ALI,
connecting via Panama Railway, with one Of the
Company's Steamships from Panama for SAN FkAA-
CISCO touching at ACAPULCO.
FEBRUARY
Ist-HESRY CHAUScEY, Captain Gray, conncc ting
with the COLORADO, Capt. Watkins.
lOth-ArIASTIc. Captain Maury, connecting with
the SACRAMENTO, Captain Civer'y.
2lst-NEw YORK, Captain Homer, connecting with
CoSsTrUTOS, Captain farnsworth
Departures Of lst and 2lst connect at Panama with
for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS Those Of st touch
at MASzANGLLo.
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES ~ CrRRRNcY:
Second Cabin 2oO w
SeeraEe lOc "
discount of ONE QUARTER from steamers rate, al
lowed to second cabin and Storage Passengers with
families Also, allowance of OSB QUARTER on
through rates to clergymcn and their families, and
HALF FARE.
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each adult.
Baggage ntstcrs accompany baggage through, and at
tend to ladies and children without male protectors
Baggage received the dock the day before sailing,
from steamboats, railroads, and passengers who prefer
TO send down early.
An experienced surgeon on board. Medicine and at
tendance FREQ.
Steamer will bo placed the line January LIST,
1856 from New orleans to Aspinwall, via lla-
For Passage Tickets further information, apply at
the COmpany's Ticket Office the wharf foot OF Canal
dec2--3In T. W. q. BELLOWS, Agent.
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WEST VIRGINIA Asp TIE TEST O4TH.-ln
lBp West Virginia Legislature, on Thursday,
the following preamble and resolution were
submitted and laid over under the rples;
HhereaS, The mOSt laefcilAl policy and
proclamation Of tho President of the United
States, in regard to rebels, late IN arms against
the Government, instead Of awakening prop
er sense of gratitude upon their part, and pro-
Iyciug due Difference and submission to the eS-
tablished laws OF West Virginia, have resulted,
i'm many instances, in open opposition to and
G..npra Of the same, and in syStematized at
tempt Throughout the State to take possession
of the ballot-boX, aHs ~ erprent the organlza-
ton of the government and the esJet;ishment
OF civil law, except upon Rebel terms tnd by
line admission of rebels into office; therefore,
R,solred, BY the Legislature Of West Nir-
rinia, that it is inexpedient at this time to
modify % fpDeal any of the existing laws re-
s;ric,ionS o. qualifications in this State IN re-
gard 20 persons who participated u fhe late re-
brlliUn,
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VEHICLE MANUFACTURERS.

NOTICE, EXTRA.-The concern ofHITCH-
~ COCK & OSBORN has been dissolved, having
riage business All claims due him, Individually for
Carriages or Carriage repairs also all claims due
Hitchcock Osborn up December 81, 1861, has been
duly assigned to me- and l., my agent Is alone au
thOrEed To collect the same. beg leave, most re-
specially TO say to my old friends that their claims
are al the Office Of John j. Osborn Co, ON 7ih, be-
tween Cary and Canal streets, where should DO
pleased to have them call and settle their accounts by
due bill OF otherwise
Thankful for past vors would respectfully ask
continuance OF the same to
janl5-dSe6ws j. J. OSBORN
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PROPOSALS.

s.H.--
DEPAIRS TO THE VIRGINIA PENlIEN3 IN
TIAnYsEBIEp PR9Pos1 s1Ls will De teIgisTS
Wy TiiESbAf NEXT, the 30 nS3pi, t. y 8eioeA
M for the following repair; e ssii ho %stIq 5n4,.ag Of
I,a,,ars, work brick work, painting ana giaAhs'
rIssterng and stating; II. , ,risor roof-s -ss bv
,aS 6a1t5 be- .isie roof; tmbers same size as were
formerly used. ,,. .t,, oils consisting Of the
- . ~ tbe anor- and laying IT ineh hogT pn nv
ssantipedoor and door to eorresPoni WIZ ne
Pr yspsring superintendent and Officers build
a., 80 nv 10 t,s..thTss sOre~ high-say Of earpentera
srk brick work pass'Eg, painting and glazing, slate
who desire to bid for any OF tho wark
IN nake application to the superintendent Of the
n;tnniiary who will give all needful Information,
ptidrs must offer seperate bids for each portion Of
the above named WORK.
u" "pranosals sealed, must be directed to the under
tancd GEORGE w. SMITH,
JOSEPH =. POWELL,
L. +. WALKER,
janis-H Diree'orS.
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TYPE FOUNDRIES.

DICHMOND TYPE FOUNDRY
IN AND
PRINTERS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
RICHMOND, Va.
Southern manufactures should be supported.
BOON, NEWS and JOB TYPE from the celebrated
Bishop metal, and the latest Scotch faces
BOOK, NEWS, and FANCY INKS ofall colors; wood
type cases, stands, leads, reget, quotations. quoins,
metal furniture mallets, brass rule, planners brass
dashos, shooting sticks mitering machines, in fact
every article requisite for Printing Office at NORTH
RRS PRICES. Presses, and second hand furnished
to order n. l.. PELOUZE 4 CO.,
sep4-tf Richmond Va
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NEWSPAPERS
COLE 4 TURNER,
II NGWS nEAIRPG

COLE l. TURNER,
~ NEWS DEALERS,
wHIG BUILDING,
Richmond, Va,
Keep constantly hand all the leading Daily and Week
ly papers, Magazines, &C. OF the United States.
The trade in the interior supplied at the lowest rates
and by the earliest trains, sc.
Also keep ON hand Il stock of Books, Stationery, &c
suited to the trade.
Particular attention paid to supplying the trade with
the Richmond Daily Papers.
Subscriptions and advertisements recev ed for the New
York News and World, National lntelligencer wash
ingon) Petersburg Express and Index Harpers' Week
v Harpers Magazine and other papers and periodicals.
Address Box S7S Richmond Post Uico.
A. COLE. oct26-ul J. WALL TURNER
THE BOSTON POST FOR 1866,
TBsTLBLIsHHD NBARLI TOkTI YEARS,
Has always been Of the leading Newspapers OF New
England, and Of the host mediums Of Verti.ing
BY Increased enterprise in furnishing live and read
able NEWS paper and by the reduction in price
the circulation Of the BOSTON POST has been largely
increased To advertisers, few papers offer equal
advantages either in the the character Of its
roaders-North, South, East and West.
Business Card and Mercantile particu
lary solicited from South and West.
SuBsCRIPTIOS THRNs.-Boston Post daily, $40 per
snnum; Seni-weekly, 81 per annum Weekly - per
annun.
EH Specimen copies sent on application.
decS-2m 40 and IL Congress EtroOt, Boston, Mass
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sADDLEs, HARNESS, &c

SADDLERY, HARDW AXE
- AND
sApDLERS TO q l. 3,
4EPLL AsseEFNsST.
Zinc Riding s4ddlas, Bsidles; Bits, &s. Buggy and
Riding Whips Collar aR1 ha%fs, S4da9 70 rTSy rSs
Invite city aud country tfs!h, ,,-.,,,,,s
'H'"' ' claiborne WATKISs
Formerly with Smith, Rhodes 4 Co.,
Now at X. l.. Williams,
au9l-tf % "a'" apee''
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Fox NE" YORK: fA1
ATLANTIC COAST t21l1.za<k Il
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The splendid new side e-wheel steamships
HATTERAS,
LEWIS PARRISH, Commander
ALBEMARLE,

HATTERAS,
LEWIS PARRISH, Commander
ALBEMARLE,
II. A. BOURNE, Commander:
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY and SATURDAY.
Fcavc New York WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
The steamship HATTERAS, Captain Lewis Parrish,
will leave here, from the wharf at Rockets, on
TUES DAY, Did instant, At o'clock, i. NJ
Thrse ships are entirely new, aud were buiit ex-
preSSly for the route.
They have splendid saloons and staterooms, and the
fare accommodations and attention are unsurpassed.
Passage, meals and statc-rooms included SIS.
Goods shipped by this line landed regularly at
New York. on the Comlanys covered pier, within
forty eight hOnrs.
Shippers are invited notice that the great damage
and loss by handling and exposure from frequent
shipping, other lines is avoided by this route.
Freight, for points beyond New York will be for
wardcd with despatch and charge made, except ac-
tuHl expenses incurred.
These ships discharge cargo in New York at Pier No.
&c. North River aud the COmpany's steamers for Will
mingtOn, n c. Charleston, Savannah, Mobile and New
orleans, leave from the pier. Goods for these
points be transferred without expense exposure
Insurance j. very low by these ships and the economy
IN time, insurance and condition In which goods are de-
Iivered makes this the cheapest route from Virginia.
Insurance effected at lowest rates when ordered.
AGENTS:
Livingston, Fox & Co. III Broadway, New York.
Samuel Ayres * Co., Richmond, Va.
CalwcIl 4 Dunn, City Point and Petersburg.
:. e. Elliott, Norfolk, Va.
For freight passage, applyto
SAMUEL AYRGS 4 CO., Agents,
Clace Iron Front Buildings,
Governor street, opposite First National Bank.
noyCD--tf
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STEAMBOATS,, &c.

Tho United States and Brazil MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY will dispatch regularly, the 2sth of every
month. a new and FIRST CLASS STEAMSHIP, to leave
At o'clock, P. NJ, from Pier AZ. North river.
All letters have to pass through the Postoniee.
An experienced Surgeon will be in attendance on
board.
For freight and passage having splendid aceommods-
tions, apply to
THOMAS ASENCIO & co,
No. IL Broadway,
oct9e--Sm New York.
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NURSERIES, &c.
HERMlTAGE NURSERIES,

HERMITAGE NURSERIES,
RICHMOND, Virginia
The subscribers formerly Of the Winchester Gardens
virginia. hav wing opened large and extensive Nursery
uea. a. Lmond offer to the farmers Of Virginia and
adjacent sa,4s Uendid assortment Of Fruit and Orna-
mental TREES shd U.4pE VINES, together with all
articles usually found III WgJ, .s,tlueIed Nursery
An experience Of a number ryeAr. -. = business,
in Virginia, enables them to offer such taiio"sS Of
r as they know to be adapted to this soil and eli
msis. H.. -
AyVselAii ths present scarcity Of money hey onet
Fruit Trees and GrIgs etaeS on credits ot rom three
b, gige months tsee6-aEg 70 tps lumber purchased
'Ss< sil5Eigg farmers ue 70 4R it ''"re "st
ing 'SiusSs. ,siT W application.
once. Ia. ALLAN y BRO,
Address prt t$S RiehmOnj,
or communications left at thC '
them. ErgtUs a
Refer to Messrs. HaXall, Crenshaw Co, hieb-
Williams, Elliott X Shields, Dr. K T. Coleman,
mOud Mr.. H. W. ShetTey, Augusta; DIR. John
Woods. Albemarle Ar. Philip Williams Frederick.
jan6-dScu
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NO. LIZ MAIN STREET.
LOST AND DESTROYED BONDS.

NOTlOE.-Application will be made to the
~ Auditor Of the State Of Virginia for the renewal o.
tie following lost certificate, of Virginia Stale Ei.
tered stock, issued to Peter v Ha.ner Y. ;. 4, viz
Certificate No. 1884, for $3.50, under of IA March,
1850, dated July Il, R6p
Certificate No 54S for il22, under act OF Sih March,
THOMAS g. PEYToN,
dncoS-law9m Atty Tor i. V Hagucr, T. :. =.
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &c

WESTERN HOTEL,
w CORTLANDT STREET,
NEW YORK.
This large and eommodieus HOTEL Is located IN the
centre Of The husies part Of the city few doors from
Broadway, and contiguou all Of the railroad and
steamer landings, leading south.
Mr.. JAMES d. SUBLErr, son Of J. NJ Sublett, former
proprietor OF the Columbian Hotel tand late Of Rich
mond Va will be found In the Office where he will be
hsppy 10 greet his old friends from Virginia
ID. ID. WINCHESTER
THOS d. WINCHESTER
povg--tf PrOprietors.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.

BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.
JAMES woopHousg. u. II. rARnAN.
IAMES WOODHOUSE & co. are glad 10
81 be able to to their friends and the public
that they have resumed their old business under the
firm and style Of
wOoDHOUSE & PARHAM,
And have taken house Governor Crhirteenth)
street, first door from Main street.
They return their grateful thanks for the liberal pa
troage extended to their house for than twenty
years, and hope to mert and receive y continuance
Of It.
They viii keep always in store good assortment Of
BOOKS, -
STATIONERY,
PIANO -FoRTEs and
MUSIC,
to which they invite the attention Of all persons in
want Of such articles.
In connection with the above business they have
BOOK BINDERY
BLANK BoOK MANUFACTORY;
and having secured the services of good workmen are
prepared to do all work entrusted them promptly and
at reasonable rates.
RI Terms cash
WOODHOUSE & PARHAM,
decl9-f Governor street. near Main.
SCHOOL BOOKS.-The subscribers have for
- sale new and entirely fresh stock OF approved
SCHOOL BOOKS, now in use in this State and North
Carolina, embracing PRIMERS SRELIING BOOKS,
GRAMMARs REApEES AElTHMLTlCs, GEoORA-
PHIES, DlCTInNERlES-
Histories, Classical, French Italian
Spanish and German Books
Works on Mathematics, Belle Lettrcs
Natural, Mental aud Moral Philosophy, SC.
Also,
Copy Books, Composition Books
Ink lnkstands, Pens, States Lead aud Slate Pencils
India Rubber, Drawing B0oks.
Drawing Paper, Bristol Board.
Wa,lr Cplprs ia boxes, Sa., &C.
All of which will be furnished st moderate prices.
Country dealers supplied at wholesale rates.
wOODHOUSE y PARHAM,
At their new building on Governor street,
ian5-f Near Main.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP

NUTIUE Is HEKEDl NIN ~ iII'tI =
plication will be- maIe to the proper al, i,ir'
for the renewal Of the following cert heate- oI me u
pisered stock Of the State of Virginia standing 20 ny
asIse the books II the second AHHli "''''" 10
destroyed by dr- the Ri April lat, VIZ. &C.. 49,.
Act i7th March, 1886, Issued July 2d' -, No-"i
81 100 90; Act i.t March, Isi7 t',g'd rusry 22d.
isso No st6 fgI "a; Act 10Th March, ls"l, b>ue't
,n ~, $50 No / SGT Sia1 ~; Ac' 9TH March, ~
asa Jnly 9TH 1889 No. 97l, sl3j o.: Act 10Th Narh.
is,i, hsucd July 5th, lSj9. No. 2o6l, $0; Aet 1t
M 1s,- i.sn-d February 81. 1862 No. .Ss9 S3hn .
A., as,h March 1851. is.nrd February ad, 1867 Nu.
am ,so o.; Act I'D March, is', Issued January 7th
1sn1 No $3.50 500 90; Act 18th March 1876, f>su-l
rsLrnary 3D. 1850, No. 652, ~ ,un "a Act I'D Mar.
iSi i..ned May eth. 1862 M SsS2, $500 Act 2lsg
March 1887 issued May sth, 1852, No. 424l SIoo a..
Total. -, ,35j co. JOHN Il: GARNETT,
Trl4ies for Mrs. Ann EliIa Bernard.
Noyemher l3. lss5. novl3--law3tn
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HOUSE HOTEL,

PARISH HOUSE HOTEL,
n CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
The undersigned, having rented this nne establish
ment beg inform the public that tits now open
for the reception Of guests and the travelling public
generally.
Having long experience In hotel keeping they
pledge themselves 10 give satisfaction TO AL classes A
the most moderate rates. .
sep9-f ROBERTS OTOOLB.
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MENTAL NOTICE.

u
JOHN G. wAYT, Dentist, having recovered his
health has resumed the practice OF DENTISTRY IN
Richmond and respectfully offer, his services I" III,
Old friend, and patients, aud all others who may need
them.
ofce and residence south side Of Grace, between
Seventh and Eighth streets, where he may be found al
all hours. h"N-'--lEN
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Mexican.

New lolk April 1.
by the arrival OF the Steamer Vera
Cruz AT this port, from Vera Cruz March
"a, and Havana ths 29th, We have news
from the City of Mexico TO the l9,h uIt
Gen. Agazsn had proclaimed himself
President Of the Mexican k-pub ic in vir.
tue uf the constitution of 1857. Al The
Town of Cnlcoh The assas>lus of til. b, /.
gian envoy we're being vigorously pu sued
by tho french police, under the direction
OF Mr. Maury.
The lmperialS, under the command OF
Gen. MendeZ had sustained a severe re,
verse upon the plans of Muasson, where
!. is stated, 200 prisoners were sho, il
retaliation for the execution of Liberals
under the recent decree of Maximillian.
"A secret agreement has been entered
into bet~ cen Macmillan and the children
OF l,urbide, by which the latter have
been sent into exile. We are also inform.
ed that French troops have been recently
sent from France
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Cholera.

lhe cholera has reached our shores once
again. The steamer England, from Liy.
erpooI, put into Halifax harbor on the
9 inst, fer medical aid. She had 100
cases Of cholera On board and there wele
40 deaths during the passage a dispatch
from Halifax says:
The captain rerort8 that on Tuesday
WAS the fast care Of cholera, since which
time one hundred and sixty more cases
have broken out sui tii!v death. have oc-
CURED She wa' ordered off by the gov
ernment, but owing togthe RAPID spread Of
tie disease and tie engineers being sick
1t was lmrossibte to proceed She now
lies below the lighthouse. Part Of the
passengers will be placed On board the
hospital ship, and slIantIes we've erected Oh
The beach for the sick. There vii be no
communication with tie ship. The au,
thonues are doing all il their power 10
relieve the unfortunate passengers There
are directors on boar! to lock after them.
She had ! 2U2 passengers and a crew Of
200. lie passengers are principally
German aud lri,h. The captain thinks
tie dl>ease as brought on board BY the
Germans.
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After all the ship-Aearching. we started
from the qusys in the city of Dublin. Mr.
Stephens left his lodgings on an open csf,
and. on my honor. undisgui.ed We had
no easy time in the channel, as we were
kept three Gays. owing to adverse Winds.
We were driven to Carrickfergu. bay b.
stress Of weather. and i, wxs amu.ing 10
think how much the mayor OF Belfast
would give to know what distinguished
guest he had. However. ~ the wind
changed, after being anchored all night.
we did not make call or leave our
cards. The rsmsinder 0: . privs,s
character
Yours, very sincerely.
(SixneO TT. KELLY.
MRS STEPHENS.
From the Cork Herald, March. 2s.
Mrs. James Stephens, the wife Of tho
head ceusrs Of Ireland, lef. this city BY
the 1910 P. N. train, on Sunday night.
for Dublin. She was staying q. kilmur-
rvs hotel, Queenstown, sirce Friday hast,
and it was though, she would proceed BY
the Cunard vessel China, which .sisi
yesterday for America. In expectation
OF seeing the lady of so celebrated en- 10.
dividual as James Stephens, a large num-
Der assembled a, the admiralty pier, from
which the steam tender takes her depar>
,ure nsilersble dssapoin,men. WAS
felt at her nonappearsnce. and rumor
gained circulation, and vas received With
creditii.y, TO the effect that ste WAS re.
fused = passage ticket for Atnerics. 10.
qu,y at the Office Of the agents, however,
showed that the repor. was utterly ground
less. and that ~ application whatever had
been made on the part of the lady in ques-
tion for Il passage in the steamer. She
'ef Queenstown by :he Q o'clock train fcf
Cork las, night
As to the object OF her sisi. .here hsa
been great deal OF guess and speculation.
Some were c"nadent 1t ~as 10 follow hsr
husband to Amerca, in order to put the
police off the notorious head centre, and
lead them 10 suppose he had lef, the cour-
Try. This would nc: accord with the
statement that was made on authority
shor. time ago, tha, NteI hens had su;,
ceeded in evsding the police and escaping
10 the continent. During the stay hsrs
Of Mrs Stephens, her movements were
watched, hnt not in amsnner 10 excite
.he least suspicion.
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cago and North We estern Railroad, has been
carried away by lie food. A good por-
ion Of The dam at the Rough aud Really
mills Is also gone. and 2 street bridge is
raised up abou, four feet, and is oniy held
in its place by the ice, and must 60 as
soon rs the ice moves at thai point in the
river.
The dwelling house of Mr. Patterson.
formerly owned and occupied by Dr. Stock
well, was destroyed by fi,s during the
hardest Of the s'orm-supPosed to have
been fred BY Tightening
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From Europe,

Halifax, April, 10
The steamer B'igian, from Liverpool,
arrived here to day The London Time,
OF the 30 says there is too much reason
10 fear that the peace of Europe is about
20 be broken by Que of the least Just. and
least necessary wars of modern times.
HE Times heartily trusts tha. England
ma hold aioof
Half dozen war vessels were prepar.
ing fer sea at P ymo b. and i, was reported
were to 90 10 Tie St Lawrence.
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Respectfully your
I)0wSER.

The new VOTERS The late decision
given by The Supreme Court Of Wisconsin
ID regard to he hight Of negroes to vo,e,
is generally acquiesced in. Although il
was opposed at The baIIo,-box again and
again 10y the people Of the State opposed
to Aboltonl'm, yel they have acquIescel
IN the decision without appeal> TO a
higher law" In Milwaukee aud Mad
son, during tie la:e municipal elections, a
large number OF negroes voted aud in no
case were they at all interfered With.
Much to The disgust Of The radicals NUN
Der Of them voted The Democratic aud
conservative tickets. Cur town gained
one vote 10y The new Iaw-that of our
viiiage barber, JIM CANTON, who gave hls
'naidea 70 e iu favor Of nearly all Tie can
..:7'es ~ '1e psTrr,e.;c t;Jket
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>,
'''' y ''S'' uo las
Chiffon ItnltS, in lauuuauo more severe
,, ,;.
''"" t'''' "''"'"''eo u'sSol"tion o.
-
f't'e' d"' '"'Se'i' me supposed cause Is
a little jnuuc4n, editorial snar,ing Ia.
J,; l
"''i'<e" "oie'ec
" regret that our f-ymcr friend and
Lno, c,ur.n;on al ,,,, .,.,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-04-13

MARINE ,AccIoENrs.-The schooner
Free N"son, during the late rise in the
river at Milwaukee, had her running gear
all destroyed and afterwards capsizqd.
During tre>het at Racine, amoug o,ler
accidents to the shipping, the schooner
Ges'ne was dragged from her moorings
through bridge, carving away her
ma1nmast, bowsprit and foremast, and
seriously damaging her larboard Juwark ks.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-04-13
Hurrah for Hartford.

HaItfOFd, Conn,, April 9
The result of the Hartford city election
to-day was a full vote, and The election
OF :he entire Guy ticket ty the democrats.
totally changing the political character of
the city government Democrats elect
Chas. X Chapman, MAYOR over ALVIN )
Sllman, the present mayor, by 233 ma
Jorl'y, and have a majoIity in the city
council