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VOL. Xxx.

tfonn1 Amendments by the 1alc ,u4rrrectsons-y
States. 1t pspv1dc1 fof thu execution Of cxitt;o!
:nd pfutnectiys ACTS Of Eonrrrts {-deorndr,t al
Inc respective Statc or FedeTal EtecutSysS. II +.
fhc old Territorial plan, modified % meet cxi3tins.
ehsatnssanccs.
WITHDRAWAL or rux FRENCH Taoors IRON
Hc-1co ros7ros2p
tnctoh correspondence gives Tie following pc-
ccuns Of tlse Ftlneo-Mc1lean d,t{!culty: >.Sircc
sAe sfocs3i meeting Of the tAhiLet yesterday
sllctnoo's there has heea Ii. stent-+t !Ar-'ett
lsasitexted = T. the pufpoa8 Qf t1s extraordinary
Stsn'sn.nc t,,I' o. tHat 'odt, 81 Stous spec3'auet
nth: ,.1: utcn Ecn1 " 10 n scsh pres. On m
~ taeS.; T.;,,.e ~ are csan!a te po.ttF-y ,Eat
~, ea InctEct ~, ,:I. MIs Saae hef 70 eonSsd =
on1 tolslgn relations coanrcltoa. l..
nc.c To- t,t,srrd ~ s1,,t ~ nseta,en tar ~ s Gn
LLAMA, n. " tHe hfft oe;ae1meok oI krerch t:eo2h
te,1 a,ss ua.sn: !aas month II xrS'd nPaH
1hr rre,ch 81 Emnc,a, h. anq -, Eee c Laass.
m.ut ,hat Il. rann,, .fse, ,no -. .l ~ ~ IL
Eyone un,s nrIf sT,1inr c,' ~. ~ ~ tns
hsIE ,be .n:irr farees ,src r;a,E ~ ~ H.,
fa1]r1re Of Nnnn]oon - rosn ~ ,,y,t ~ ~.
10 vi',u,aw = nortior NJ tte.c tronn.
G 'f.,nsn asps1cS a. ~ ne nnsacssaon Of tn.
1t lb,g Ills dsr. aur ~ 10 M, d,.nn1a
10 rs.t full cnahdcEce In n7EEfs1fts.r n,oT,Fo. ~
Le Fzeaeb Enlretor, ThH& IL fsxsn5 f.. i,cii.S.
irc thai Tits 1natlcr wa4 a. ;5rMrdts,r e,nss ~
.Ae (ahipct u.rticc ycstrras-N n11 thsf tn.ssr
tbr knbjccs wns acaIn eoasidc?sd ia ;he rcsTIsr
se4tton General tsrsnt bssns r1s.enl hs reiacst s
ifsi iueiruetiorr aaye hes1, srf IN ~ s,
Face 10 a.p,nd t5n ir7;nea,s1G =, ,i,dr,w.i ~
fAc Fr. rch f:oors ,om Nevfen SHsjlRE ~ VI
,rsArr,,1 rc-,",nv ~ .sSSE
, 1866-11-25

The press Of the city Of New York are near
II all advocating tho election of Horace
Greeley for United Statcs Senator. Ray
nnond of the 7Anes gives In bis adhesion Is
follows:
With snuie Of Mr.. Grceley's views Of cur
rent political topics We do not concur, but
the large majority Of the Democratic pa1y
In this State undoubtedly do. It ls pu{tc
ctrta:n. therefore, that some one holding
substantially these views, will be elected.
and VIC know no one whosc cIai1us to the
position arc stronger than his. -Hls services
to the party hare been long, laborious and
effective, and arc entitled to recognition.
He fias very great ability, large experience
ID public affairs, untfrirg industry, aud
would bring a Jealous and conscientious
fidelity to tie public service. uc has marked
opinions Of his own on all topics OF public
importance, with the courage 10 avoW aud
the ability to enforce them; and this, at q
time when the tendency is 50 stEon. to the
absolute tyranny Of party dictatlou, is de-
slEable quality IN ary one who aspires not
merely to hold Office, but to perform its du.
ties with credit aud advantage to the coun-
tty. Mr.. Greeley EceEs ONCE pccausc OF the
opportunities thus afforded for useful public
service. II Il al honorable ambition in any
man conscious Of upright motives and Of
abilities adequate to The position. We shall
he glad to see 3tr. Grceiey'5 claims to the
seuatorship and his qualifications for it
recognized By the Legislature Just elected.
, 1866-11-25

Navigation Can%ed-A Railroad Bridge
tstsrr Nny-t'axsebRcr~ Fatally Injured,
Especial Despatch to the Ch,caso 1t!buue.1
ST. PATTI, November q.
Navigation is practically cinstd, aud proba5,y
thc:e viii not he another boat arrive at o. depart
from tbis port. This Il week earlier than pa,i-
Eat,on closed last yesr. Weather pleasant but
cold.
railroad accident occurred On the W1uona
and 81. Pr'czs liaIlyoad a1 Rochester to-,ay. TIC
q " s:!drc AcIoss znm.,ro River gayc way will
fatally injured. Full particulars Of the disaster
Latr nGt yri teacl..l 1cye.
, 1866-11-25

NEW icnK. November si.-The tpetch Of the
Earl OF Derby al the Lord Mayors banquet IN
Louaen, zl.eady referred 70 6r telegraph. con.
cunntrs, our natuEa! httnd-onr relation, may
call it-thhl great Kcpublte nc.oss the Atlantic
thc Rro1n Of war has indeed ceased there, bus the
surtacc, nay, uay say the interior Of society il
Here hat that ereat aud powerful nation which
hcrplpg down the burden o. debt waica that
war has entaicd on iis national nusuc-e. which I.
making such euferhUman ettott* 10 recover ttA
financial position. ca4nos Int be!Ieye tha: sonn
trY so deeply interested IN the ecience Of ecfcov
err rcnt. wlu, and ereediiy, kaow how 10 com.
po>c tlc aEs'al,or which u present prevails, and
rxllhlt ,o the world al no distant period Tue :.au
fy:ns rso.pest ot crest, proud. and pras2er;
to tsy thst u, In thc eonsse Of Ia! dfesaful
war which has 20 long devastated that couu-
t:y, ely questions may save Arifrn between that
and our ros.utry which lave produced th: sl2at-
ct. amount Of unpleae1r1t feeling, have conf
| dent expectation taa: tue two Gorernmcu.s, ap-
r:oarhiEe these cncsttonx iu spirit Of mutual fot-
bcs!ance and kind conctttaou Wifi as1tvc n suct
soiutfon Of t1csc questions ns not d11F to re-
move Ill remnants OF bitterness, bur place on 4
! bette; foundation than eFer our relations with
| That great country to which yyc 1te bouul by 50
! many tie Of interest and regard"
, 1866-11-25

Especial Dcfpatchta the Chicago Tslbaue.}


SOUTHERN fntExpsu1f FoR THE TnKEuxKH.
southcsu friendship for the freedmen Is c1en1-
rlthtd by the nc1ion Of the Vsgin1a Farmers Con-
%cnl.on On Wednesday. Mr. Nolsud, Chair,nan ot
the ConFeuunu. appointed 10 rcpott On Tie mott
profitable management Of Virginia farns, uudsr
existing circunstAnces, submitted the following
far the consideration Of the body: F1rs,-1nst
rach proprietor, 10 the utmost Of hss ability. cnl-
eatc ii large por:ioE Of his lard ~ he c.n al
improved system. ard that he rent or lease a.
much Of tho remainder to responsible psfaas to
cultivate In similar WAY 10. thare Of the crop,
or 'or money. instead Of renting to freedmen,
thereby diminishing the szuount ofhfrcd iabos.
Treasury p1snrEs1xkkFs-
The disbursements on account Of the below
named Departments dnring The week ending TO-
day were \. folloxe: War Departments l'sLss,;
Nary Department. <a,.ls,ees>; interior Dcaast-
metf, s1G',+c4. Aggregate, S5.Gl0.SD.
INDIAN ArFAlHs.
Tue conmiss!onc: Of 1n6lau Adatss to-day te-
ccased Communication ION ch.71cs bocy and
W L. Irwin. Special Agents Of the 1ndfsn Bu-eau,
who were recently sent to kausas for the purpose
Of cacelsnE settlement Of tho lideuliies with
the cheyennet and Arapahore, lndtau t7fbc.. aa-
ted Fort zatah, ksusAs, November l5> They re-
port that coautll was dcld with the principal
eh:ctt Of these tribes tlc 18th inst. dnrfng
Which s1l matters Of difference were sslkcd over,
and they easc their assent to the amendments
10 the treaty. Annuity goods werc
distributed TO the Arrapshoe4 On
the 18th. anil Tie goods for the chereunes were TO
lie di.tthntcd Immediately. The agents had an
iI,cr,1rw at The Fort On The 1eh. with two Of The
| CoEaarehe chiefs, who came In for thai purpose.
7acy reported that Hits boy held ds prisoner
| by one OF thtir chiefs woud he delivered mp, aud
| a~agcn was accordingly tcnl TOT him. In regard
! 10 lie othc< prisole1s held BY the Coma1cacs,
Gle OF the ehie{t remarked th2t Qntenaherah, the
| ch1c1 Who heid them, had Hale head. and would
FOL listen TO reason. The asenta anticipate trou-
ble Win the Comarchcs and KEowas before tho
fc!tasc ot theae pIisonesa l. ELECTED, cyea II u
can b: accomplished without war;
REVIVAL OF uEApquAnrzus.
General Grant has ordered the htaanr.-tc-, ri
lhe Department Of The Atksusas 10 he Transferred
from Elile Aotk tu Fort Smith
MINERAL sfEcAExs.
The Commissioner OF the General Land pNee
has juat rccetvcd q specimen Of a.Ecntircsout
Ealena, from the newly discovered rnlne. OF
| JautA Creek, between st. Usains and Nortt
Bon1Icr, Colorado. The Surveyor General, uhf
translates The specimens. describes the lodc fro1
which II Ia taken IS OF extraordinary ,lehoeAa.
NATIONAL nAxH crEnEScr.
The Acting Comptroller OF the Currency, dur
iEr The week inst ended, i.tncd 10 fadur.
Banks, *i,lcfo1u In circulating notes, making to
total circulation Of thc.c Institutions, S, ,f1t.uiI
] GovEEEHKkr OF TIE FotrzurI:N STATES.
"arhtneion specials rag that lcsithE Repn..lI
| tan CtpEtr-smen hrc maturing rlan for til: Cux
| crnu1en. nt tic Socthrso Siatct, In siew n1 L.
probable cct'y tn the ado7aoa Of The CoEs:i,u
, 1866-11-25

Ucpnrf1re.. Of General lIx--ssu rfutpcs a. to
Atht!ChHracttr Of hta ln~teuettoua- En-tcrn
manufacturers Working for II Higher Tar
ld-Thr kEcntnR Post Opposed TO Nfr, &3rcc-
u ~ tnttrd %tnscs s;rnator-lss lkrh%ous-
ActaFitE at Frnfn" 1Icadgua uartcr4-3mrorfs
and Exp"rts Ut Ncw York-tomparntfvo
statement Of tho Arrivals for thc Last
Three Scurs.
tspectai Despatch to the Chicago T1ibunc.]
New YoRK. November II.
General Dir departed on the French mission
Ass afternoon. 3u.t pteylons to emba1kius on
boasH The French steamer for bremen, he received
byertcia1 messenger from Washtngtou, nys.
furious bandtc Of documents from the Sta,e office
1t Is believed that among thcsc documents were
important diplomatic dispatches from OUT t:uv-
eneh Tss stae
dt+patchr. from Paris, and tue fact that Ihcfr a.
Ing al which General Grant Il known 10 have bccu
present, together with the tacs taat GENERAL Dix
!seeltsd ! fresh Instructions at tho moment OF lis
departure, Potuta significantly 10 The sunpo.iuoa
that Eew and tmrottant phase Of ,hr Mc1,can
qIetton has suddenly presented ,,sclf.
,ntoi. ne" eneand ars sasti!uting
new and oFe .trinsent ta1a 81 ssserai mee1nss Gr
e Sscs Sss ~ e
to TO- o5ssni.e powerful lobby inantnes n la,or u
see s ss.san nna q Law at
4 Joint meeting Of Protestant Epi.ccpat Convo.
eatione Of Long Island viii Be- held In Decr,ubcr.
staie nc ~ =! sspass,e discese: '''' ~ 'A'
Of Horace efeeiey to tho oaiisd .sss :sssa ssnase
"a essthea seeas On q h ase ;s
eonlse Of Ms. Grreley Immediately before; during
and tinec the war. has shown that he has not thai
s. laihJ With fha feelings Of tic couson peopje
Ah!cA ate required IN oae holding TO lnnaectial
, 1866-11-25

Arrnnasmcnts Tor tho Comfort al the Qu&44
-1dtrcF~-atoney Appropriated 1er f&S
ton. Traction nj tho Huron and Ont4rio
Cnrnl-8Irnyy snow storm. ~ss q
ncEBEc, November 2i-A iarce numbc. OF
temporary sheds have hetn erected IN the burnt
ia,c ,its will da1 asite. fos II Il.e wElss i ii II;
many are eaR laing 70 the I11
"s'frs5 f's5iis fSl'i ;e.,.uor{s1 asss
securing stringent quarantine f1$nI1ticus
NV iuek apt other a'ccsie2n ports, bS which
ToEoS1o, No,er,bss si.EThe Council Of
Sjncoe passed Il resolution, by large ms1oriiy,
voting $1,000 To-day, towards the construction
Of The Huron and 0lt;.Eia Ship canl1.
There nas beet. 6 t.cayy snow storm this al,c,-
nooc. stcaucrs are laying u!1 for winter.
, 1866-11-25
Election Of Osacerr Of the Atlantis Mail

.s.nm.hln rsnmnon"- e1..s .naH
p...enErr. for Eara,.SRss ~ hspnasnt- @ nj.
.stsSa HVnluM tomptfai!ef hfenuan-
=, e4 s4,ce,sna aspnsn't"ns Sn t1r aho Cc!Sasn'aon
mnrs,cacr aera''sn nnsIaaf-sosm marasE
70 The New York Cniversttr-tseucEat
h0tlct's speech In BrnoA,yn-tl3s Eng
s.ets.,on .. President Johnson's cr'@es.
Steamship Gompsnx brcc.ora h.ia n'.HEc Man
1est. rdsy n which ihr ioI1nwsnc pts.ra .acSns
FMs, \ Tc}tol:. 1aa V;es i iha1G: fSstdens;
Johnson scc1cs.1y. chssie. atrs apGo; +.
91rstnrcr, eA4''e' Aoetefotaoie<
es s'ssnst Yons sod,! tSos ct 81 in specie
nix i-nitsd Sta:e. Sinisicr n 81. T. goes &
liz, General Ssn Alden, sna Mf J. oln Va Aien. ~.
"a ss1,n sus IL t nf.a ~ inS e ;s Ssnsn
.1rTS sc.,nsi omnt,niiss ~ y, .ae snasSrs pr
s1pee,ea would G.s t.ken rl.se "asn :oday, e. ~
;tsS irt"[n., nt ns1.n .gnoay 1osnne as1i
,,isr ~ =, 1I0, iSa.0 Mseuns o. tae Mining Board
tssl m arsnee ID ~ se1as II rees. stronger market aaa ssn
n,.Y an ,se isSn11 ,of the SS;,tsy rssts
cnm.c,+t i, !. h.nss ~ ,h ,nts @ ely 1sse nsen
sTs1!y Isxtmsass of Re aEst 6,;sson Will Be IN
a1inRiGs 9ass ssy ss1sy shst Eaw4d n to5ay
Va: arrested: - .,s,. e''''
scrccre nf ,hc sSIn Mc,sne cuo!ea amons tn9 PAS
1r IL, ~ ~-J% -AA0 HA+f VAc
NV oSIw Yors- So>au,hsr a,-rn
,drd in Inc Ksn~'s rnnn,I iGrME1ssne Go.s sesEas,
:re,n,,rr,' ,srt;c ,hr is,!nny iy Son.s q Uycs and
g.. r,..,n, ssnst 'nG ta.sf r9tson q ihc wck+
ncrn,4r ~ 4 A. say -, r. os shooting Msasa
Of Anrus. Iast. a, the eornrr 10y g me ~
s;,er,s' ia its tosnsnc =, sa.d AL Eo!eman
snn ~ r. Tern. ~ It., x scsneea 70 sisie
IT, r. pot,ee ~ ihc ri,S 1sds sna sE months
dnttnc ,ht na"t vel 4os 'otN ol +ls a'7eets
.,is ,n9-n1 ~ ".ne ~ ~ noAfa ol A1dcsmco
srronT 1r f,r Strcct - Asasw a. his
s1hI 5T, ~ - xMH ~; ~ ~ Mones.
aIs ~ - r.S ~ y the Uni
rnnrc5,1 !, ,ccrntlr "a. m,sc nat9a wss a.
9th ~ SSior IL, ,,,,s.,nacs & - - u2ussslooa
- , ~. snS n - plrs s9;eh!F
o. i*Ese, a. ~ AIo ~ @Ios1i scenes
!ot itote.soTra!p " tnS T,.uSnss q Ee1ei1ca 1
.tit nHa'cM.! @''S s.Sst aE.o.nxt.ss,F F~u9 20
| eonfts1 t,lSgS t7offssntSaio, *ia0o0 ;
| tot llo!en99setap l!s,9t " tonuGsi Science.
.rd;@nsi m dn,snnt;onsl eoast,.
, 1866-11-25
Elects at the Latte Hurricane in the Bx-
hama Islands.

NV YoEE, November sA--The effects Of the
Lis speech 10 Inc Legislature. III says: II haze
let - tiu'c IL collecting and masta: p"biic cor
this Island. Suffice It here tn say, that upx&,de 4
Of SIX hundred dwellings hsvec been destroyed,
and m vqral n1rnee- injured; thas scarcely /
i,lae,4 Of worahtr aud tchoo1houses have beea
tlovu LeNn. and u, have been dam,sca; shat
maotlty OF tic p1ac!rai warehouse, aad
t.otcs IA thl. city Rave been thrown down,
&. teve,e1v injured tss, o: 90 rc.scls and boat
~Eish 'o- I'D n la1to, on tile ue:n!u- Of 1hs lst
| Q! be:ohcF, III hsi onc hat sunk OF Gcta dT,sea
, 1866-11-25
CHICAGO. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1866

.EoFc hrfort ile next day had dxTned, and .hAt
ieo bad te broken up Of greatly Injured; that
&c Ft9ndinF e.or Of prosisloui and fsuit E.ye
lesn Destroyed, The gardens partially uprooted
hats+' s
The ont islands generally exhibit si,nila. spec
!ae.e. Ihc sum Of &s5 0W Was voted bJ thc leg
NCb 4e pfprIeesfnr fAnfdty
, 1866-11-25
1ntcrf EugllHa Markets.

701F1't''41
lhr n;"te5 mars y AitkhtIy cs.ter. Coa.olk co>e
nt :Nlrs trnrt. The o~lE. The cie>tug p1ice5
q American . ur:tles Erie KAtlxay. 70 lnuis Cen
E1al. IN tEiscd STATE; 5sp., 7jf.
f1vErrooI, SoycIna.eet
Ihr market ior eotsoa !. n1eh4Esed. toyIslons sre
unchanged. Lard Is tendInE downward.
11SErfDoI, November 2!-Sooa.
TIC cotton market op<n, quito b1isk Il yeatc.dAyta
hc' Aoet and nth rrosGtct II the dayt sle nn3unt
1lG na1krtIor bstAd<tunt Il nrIp.
1oSDox, Sore abc: zs-Soon.
The money Inarkr. kstcady. ConBols opeuSl Al %
for nonty rIItel o1atcs 57A, .of llnois Centeas
= E1ies, Is.
, 1866-11-25
Jed. Davis rrescnt Quprtrfx-Sxmpath{x
fE1 Et1euda.

NV YORK. Noyeaaber 9I.-Stncc tbc rreerf ad :
dit:ons naco TO Jcf. DAVE qonr,ers III Csrroli
ter TO tho tocls prepared fur th:n. be II. bsrn:e
remarkably cAcc:lul Ills health tas moeh tn
pEus cd q late, aul lie ie sad to speak very conf
tcptly Of beng released, Relative. and f-ienax
from sll parts OF the >outh as con
rsantlJ Errivinx. entering The fort At ,}r.t-
u-r, sEd departing alEaost nnobscr*ed. 11ie Ad-
ans Exp.cts Company Arc 10 constant reeetps oi
psekaeee aud presents for Davis. 1azniehed Is his
a. ~
, 1866-11-25

Ros1cs. Nor: s1:-1hc Ontario, the ptouec: Of
1he proposed Boston sud Liverpool steamship
line, wts grceest1nlly launched Today at New
burypost. she il a thoroughly huiit hszt c1ssa
steamship. OF about a,GG1 tons.
1le Ae?sun line OF steamers. running direct
hetween New York and Boston, has been pur-
casa,sd BY ths Ae;sorss!.an Steamship Company
December. The pr1co paid W. s3tl,05S. il is
faid hat Hotton shippers Will at once establish 4
ur,5 line In nlnct Of The Seulrnc
, 1866-11-25

:, NEw HAsIS, Corn, November ss.-Tfe Ham
form tn This cir last evening. but failed mo ii
the engagement. They s~indlet she neE~papcrs.
printers, Lofels and rycry body with whom th.y
Colonel Hairy Giles alias Mo!lins psetcod 10 he
the seett OF he concern. Look OF. for then, Aad
lAsk them around.
, 1866-11-25

.Aaaha for the Freedmen and Poor Whites
fEw IoRK, November eL-1he Honorable ~
4. Nooitora. Member Of Congress cleo; from
1oo sahlath rc,ooI lIlf11es, 10 lie divided between
the white ard black tabbaih EehooIs OF l!fs dta.
tsies. TIC application hue bcen granted.
, 1866-11-25

giouth tiurirr the detnd-. thAt At Hs eIose two
years tt.r tAc scpaFHnon>. there uc. net gain Of
So preachers, 4re lack Of only 1914 members.
nlaklI&: up Lie 1ansber lost.
KETUkEs BIT CONFERENCES.
the following table shows the number of
travelling and i0ell preachers, aud the total
nlcnshess, By, coufeseaces, giving also The IN
crease +, t*arh.
, 1866-11-25

NuMnred Capture Of Nlotnmorus.
SEw OILEASs, November eL-lsa11pFs ase
aGost. hut dtacredtscd, Of The capture Of Aasamo-
taa by CoTt!nns,
, 1866-11-25

| FROM EUROPE,
Dispatches by Atlantic Cable to
| Saturday Noon.
Extraordinary Success Of ths New
Russian Loan.
A Popular Outbreak Anticipa-
ted in Spain.
:. --
Further Arrests Of Fenians in
Ireland.
l!aly 10 Resume Negotiations with TUB
Pope.
FROM WASHINGTON.
4 New Plan for the Government
Of the Southern States.
Complications in Regard. to the
franco-Hexiean Question.
FROM hEW YosK.
departure Of General Dix for
Paris.
LaPoLss ara imports OF aeH l6fk----CU1I.
puraiiTe Statement.
STEAMBOAT COLLISION on
LAKE ST. CLAIR.
0nc Vessel Sunk and Two
Lives Lost.
Wendell Phillips Speech in
Philadelphia.
Effects Of the Recent Hurricane
in the Bahama Islands. j..
, 1866-11-25
Corxr.1xp ron 1r1kI.-ELwa.d NoFrAu ehsrc

Coxxe77Ep ron 7r1A1--Eswa.d Morgan, eh1re.
I'd With .he larceny OF roll Of cloth known "a
"CanzlI1n f:iesc," WAS further examined before
the Police Court OF Saturuay afternoon. Wit
re.tes IA his behalf tsstifed to his having .pus-
chased the cloth Of smother nan, gtstug 50 fut
a;tcr aites 1hat t1snsaclon, in The opinion ol
court tu.ttdeas liz being committed fos trlAl Ia
bail al faca upon the chas.c Of receiving and &C.
c1etlns stolen goods, knowing them 10 &c stolen.
, 1866-11-25

EFwAlT HH|4TNEEsi, Adver1t@tn4 Ag'Fa
Ia6 Nrurh4rn-&t,, rtertSe Advertisements
for nil the leading papers thEeRRhout the
Cuueu Statcs aud Ennadnt.
, 1866-11-25

The 1atlcr Eum has bcen collected II coll upon
two hundred aud thirty -four millions Of dutiab!o
h,e'rbandtfe thsomu upon The market here, and
sfoEs the average rate to bc toriy.nine per cent
OIL the foreign gold co*t
=, The Currency or paper value Of exports from
Nc" io1k Tor the EAuo period, In the last four
, 1866-11-25

nd boilers nt
'bts. INo g. two
without nneT-
rHC1.~z xsh bos!-
M.!lN tArTH An6
.rTA, t<tnG, A&A
. N4rtNtHA.
, 1866-11-25
FROM NEN I0RE.

ncpnrfare. Of General DIx-surfutsca n. to
Athe!ChhractCr Of hta ln4ttucttoua- En-tcrn
manufacturers Working for II Higher Tar
ld-Thr kEcntnR Post Opposed TO Nfr, &3rcc-
" ~ tnttrd ~tHscs Srnator-lss Iarh%oua-
ActtFttE at Ffafn" flcndgua artcr.-3mrorfs
aud Exparts Ut Ncw York-t,omparattyc
statement of tho Arrivals for thc Last
Thknf. Erura
, 1866-11-25

I &Co.'s port
lofte nEesr; tWA
Or SAr,thlnx. In
nGn Ho1xt- An.
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TAELADIES' REPOSITORY:
AGener1l Literary and Heli.fouS Mac.
azfue for the Family.
Two Original Steel EnsrayinSs

executed IN the highest style Of the by srtsts ho
stand At the head oI thelF psofes.tanETs1h E1t.na
Htcthelw God. We1lzsood snd HINT of Kev Yort Ii
Huhi1.. OF Ch!caso. ~ @~1
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EVERGREEN NURSERIES,
Sl,ua.ca one Mile from the COnrt Hsnss'
GAN r ON. NJ is s.

rIyEE undersigned have this day Termed
| copartuership under the style OF /. j.
DRANE 4 Co, for the purpose OF carrying
on the Nursery business in all its branches.
II ia the intention OF the proprietors to
propara.e in the Fruit Department, choice
varieties only, and such as are we'll adapted to
Inc soil and climate Ct the South, ripening IN
succ.ssIon over the fruit season. Consequent,
", purchasers will be positively protected
against disappointment.
Every new variety Of fue fruit shall ne
aI,Iad 10 our catalogue, a. soon as tested and
nroyoj TO be suited to the climate.
Al trees and plants " ii be carefully labeled
and packed in the best manner ior any
mart Of the South, for which moderate
| ftharse will be made; and no charge WILL be
made for delivery Of packages at the ran
roads, >. E. ,..,;, :,
yiv.n Tor marking and chipping PACKAGES
hut in all cases. u!en shipment Is H'dds me ar
ticleS are a: he risk Of the purchaser,
All orders from unknown correspondents
must be accompanied with aremiItance, DRAFT
or satisfactory reference.
Our customers are requested TO monty VS.
immediately OF any error shat may be COMMIT.
ted in Cling their orders, IN order MAT We
M, ut once make amends
Catalogues will be forwarded to a.! VINO ap
NV, post patd, and enclose stamp TO prepay
tas fus,a.e. - H''A-'G - -
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.Gmlto>1 Aobcrtistm is.
Just Received.

Just Received.
\ 3, A and horse iron axle Wagons
I. complete; 2 and 4 horse 81 inch Har.
ness. and SO sets Plow Harness.
Flows. Trace, OK, Fifth and Breast Chains;
co,,.ra Hames,
Blind Brides, Hoes
sPaa xas Nails,
Ovens, skilets,
Stew Pans, Kettles,
BroOms, Pals,
Buckets,
se;ves Wool and Cotton Cards, Lanterns, Pots'
Tubs, Colts Pistols, Ammunition, bagg.he'
Rome Grindstones, Cooking Utensils,
Sad, Grid and AndIrons Rakes &c.
]. IL. MOREY d. Co..
e., 10 1868, OAxToK, MISS.
JUST RECEIVED.
1nOO BUSHELS CORN at 81 IS; 500
IUUU bushels Oats-sl 90; 100 sacks
Salt: IS bbls choice St, Louis family fl9ur'
l5 sacks Coffee; Buckwheat. Corn Meal
Racou. Potatoes, Molssses, Whisky,
Gin, Catawba Wine. Sugar.
Syrup, Rice, Soda, Sale
ratus, Raisius, Pepper,
Spice, Mackeral;
Peaches, Peas,
Tomatoes,
Corn in cans;
OYSTERS, Sardines,
Crackers, Vinegar. Lime.
Cement. Tobacco. Olive Oil,
Coal Oil. Sauces, Chocolate,
Hacking, Garden Seed. Black Tea,
Green Tea, Starch. Soap, Candles,
Matches. Indigo, Yeast Powders. Ginger
Mustard, Cinnamon, Nutmegs,. Snuh'
Quinine, Morphine, Paregoric. Lsuda-
mum, Castor Oil, Pills; Hostel.
ter's. brakes and Old Cab
in Bitters; Bay Rum,
Sugar Of Lemon,
Mscaroni,
Pickles, Walnut, Tomato and worcester
sbire Sauces, Gloves, Turpentine. Flax seed
'"''' J. u. MOREY NJ Co.,
F.b 10 1865. CANTON, Mss.
yI,HE choicest assortment OF HATS,
BOOTS and SHOES-at bargains
CLOTHING, cheaper than the cheapest
from New York
,GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
to suit the Million, from New YORK.
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
in great variety.
kAOLBs. COTTON YARNS, (Western
lCVO and Southern.) Nos b, 6, 7, 3,
CARPETING, MATING, BLANKETS,
| " LEANS. SATINETTS, CASlMERES,
BROAD CLOTHS, TRUNKS, VALISES, &c,
| For sale, for cash, at lowest cash prices.
J. Ii. MOREY d Co..
Canton, Miss
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING
HARDWARE, CR0CKERY, TIN-WARE'
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
STATIONERY, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
| FANCY GOODS,
JEWELRY,
SHOWCASE GOODS
ETC, ETC, ETC AA'
At COST and CHI RG !
Over Coats from $ll to S44
Blankets from 81 to SIS.
Heavy Winter Goods
r., ,s1 J. B. MoREY & 90.
A IRVING in addition to the above
complete assortment OF
Fancy and Staple Family Groceries,
und Plantation suPPites
J. B. MORE4 & Go.
TUNSTALL,
W W FUCKER,
INV VIRDEN, with
J. b. MOREY 81 Co,
Feb. ls. 1866. Nah'on' "''o'
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Canton AabertIsfm Is.
For Sale.

cHIEGLrs. BOARDS, LATHEs and
y PALINoS made Of pine, cypress or OAK,
can DO Furnished in any quantity and on
short notice. Apply to
~ ST. AFFORD, Canton, or
l.. NJ. Afford, near Haley place.
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1866.

"CosTAR's" RAT EXTERNINAT0R Il sm i;nn
safe and sure-the most perfect RA I.l1cAtion
meeiing we have ever attended. Every Rat that
cam gel it, properly prepared win eat IT, and every
one tSat eats il will die generally at some place as
far distant as possib from where 1t Was tsheen'-
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