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Special Dispatches.
RECEIVED UP 10 O'CLOCK, A. N.
Especial Dispatches to western Associated Pres.

FROM THE WEST INDIES.
NEW YORK, January 1s.-AdVices from
the West Indies say that the bill abolishing
the ordinance of constitution of Jamaica
vesting all legislative power in the hands Of
nominees of the English crown passed the
Colonial Parliament with closed doors some
time since, but it requires the sanction Of
the home government to become law.
BANIsHED.
A letter from the Island of Curaeoa says
that ex- Emperor Soulougue, Of Hayti, with
his family and suite had arrived there,
whore he proposes to fix his permanent res
idenee, having been banished from his
place Of exile in Jamaica.
LEvEE. s,r
WAsHISGFoS, January 18.-Secretary Nc
Culloch and Mrs. McCulloeh entertained
tonight in truly hospitable manner large
and brilliant company, including many
persons of official distinction.
Speaker Colfax's first reception Of the sea-
son took place tonight, and was, as hereto
fore, the scene of much social enjoyment.
Many Of those who spent the early part Of
the evening at Secretary McCulloch's resi-
dence were present at Mr.. Colfax's towards
the close of his reception.
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Tho Empire Shuttle Sewing Machine
The best machine in the market. For sale and
for rent at Room No. Lyons Block, west side
Public Square. dec27:277
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Levi II. ScOfeld, Architect, has opened his
Office the corner Of Euclid and Erie streets; en-
trance on Erie street. dec2O:28O
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sacks of all sizes to suit the trade. For sale by
jan9:2s2 PELToN, FRENCH co.
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Eagle DisfiIIery, "a and SO Merwin
Streets. Duhrer keeps constantly on hand
fresh Alcohol and Spirits, which he sells at this
days quotations jant2:2sO
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To Printers-The best kinds of PRINTERS
NEWS INK for sale at Leader office.
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For SaIe-Fifty barrels choice Hickory Nuts
and Black Walnuts by
Iah9:2s2 PELT0N, FRENCH & co.
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NEW M U SIG

each MONTH which every musical family viii GER
tainIy desire. Besides the music, (which Is alons
worth many times the subscription price fora
year) each number contains large amount OF val
liable and entertaining reading matter eonsisting
~ Interesting and Instructive Musical Stories,
Sketches and Biographies Of Celebrated Musicians
and Composers, Musical Gossip, at home ana
abroad, News and Intelligence, Interesting Edito-
rialsand Correspondents, and choice selection Of
MiSceIlaueous Reading, suited to every family OF
taste and refinement. -,
As a new volume begins with the January
number, now is the best time to subscribe.
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Aiken's Knitting Machines.-on ex
bition at the Sewing Machine Rooms of G. W
CROwELL CO., No. III Superior street. Plain
and Fancy Knitting done to order. janls:2s2
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MUSICAL WORLD.
THE
Western Musical World,
A JOURNAL OF
Music, Art and Literature !!

Enters upon its third year in January, 1856. It e
a handsome journal, published the first Of each
month, each number e0ntaining sixteen qnarto
pages including from three to six pieces OF iehoiee
new vocal and Instrumental music.
Over forty pieces Of music were given in the Last
I Of Nfna
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FREIcHra!

6l4 n .
By this Route Freight Of all descriptions can be
forssrded to and from Philadelphia, New York,
Boston or Baltimore, BY RAILROAD DIRECT,
TO and from any point on Western Railways, and
N connection with steamers, to all accessible
points on the Lakes and Rivers ofthe Northwest,
West and Southwest.
LIVE STOCK By this route is provided with
superior I ard accommodations especially at Har
] 8ellh1a, New York and baltimore
This will also be found the shortest, quickest,
and most direct route for Stock to New York (via
Allentown) and with fswest changes.
1lle RATES OF FREIG at 70 and from points
In the West by tse Pennsy syivauia Central Railroad
are at an times ss favorable as are charged BY
otner kallroad Companies. ..-.,-.--.1l
nA- Be particular to mark packages "VIA
PTNe1HLgAHIA CEkrRAL, B. B.
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions,
apply 20 or address either Of the following agents
Of sae Company; erH- = q =
L s. B. KINGSTON, Jr., Freight Ag't, Philada.
i Q. A. CARPENTER, Freight Ag't Pittsburgh.
| CLARKE CO., Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh
H. W. BROWN CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
T B. BURKE, Madison, Indiana.
I AORGHEAD& & CO., Louisville, Kentucky
! W. N. AIKMAN, Evansville. indiana.
/ B. T. SASS, st. Louis, Missouri.
j CLARKE CO., Chicago, Illinois.
/ J H. McC0LM, Portsmouth, Ohio.
J. NJ LOVE, MaysvilIe, Kentucky
/ HALL CO., Marietta Ohio.
e. AYERS, MuEkingum River.
". II. 4 T. L; LANGLEY, Gellipolis, Ohio.
N. H. HUDSON, Ripley Ohio
4 y. X. WILSON. Nashville, Tennessee.
/ b. h. HOUSTON, Gen. Freight Ag {, Philad'a.
L. II. WILLIAMS, Gen. sup't, Altoona, Pa.
FAST EREIGHTS.
UNION LINE CARS are Run Through by
the PennsylFania route to principal Western Cities
without transfer, and all shipments by this line
on TIME CONTRACTS will be guaranteed IS fol-
lows: E -EEta
Boston to Chicago,-.........s Days
philadelphia TO -.........6 Days
Baltimore TO -.....4..e Days
With forfeiture Of cents per 100 ibs. for every
day sdelay, which viii be promptly paid by Vest
| ern Agents. . s
Parties ordering freight from the East should
order packages marked '' Union Line and refer
shippers for contracts &C., to
GEO. J. HARRIS, n Washington ST., Boston.
L. G0SSLER, 271, sroadwsy, New York.
| JOHN MCKNIGHT, AS Ohestnut-st., Phllad'a.
cHAs. H. Ko0NS, cor. Center & OalYert-stS i,
Baltimore.
Shippers from the West viii apply to or address
BY mail for Bills Of Lading, &c any desired in
/ formation: ~
w. W. CHANDLER, Chicago, III.
| II. W. BROWN, 27sW. ThIrd-st., Cincinnati, o.
IS D. THATCHER, 2ss, n. .nigh-st, Columbus, o.
W. II STEWART, Cleveland, Ohio.
A. B. THOMPSON, Neweomersto IN, o. = 81
W.R HAZLETT, z,nesville, o.
SAMUEL +. GRAY, indianapolis, Ind.
]. O. DAVIS, Fort Wayne, Ind
| e. p. BRYANT, Terre Haute, Ind. .-.-. ,
/ W. + ROBINSON, 324 Main-Bt., Louisville, K y.
N STEVENS, 40 0live,st., st. louis, Mo.
L B. WILSON, Nashville, Tenn. s
JAS. sTALLMADGE, Jr., Memphis, Tenn.
D. GRAY, SuPt. Union Lime, Columbus, o.
sa-F IA
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'WENTFRN MUSICAL WORLD,

which would cost, if purchased in sheet form over
and adapted to the taste Of most players and sing
ers Great care is taken in the selections and none
but good, new and popular music given, thus fur-
nishing, at trifing expense, choice collection Of
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TERRE HAUTE, IND, January 1s.-Hon.
John G. Davis, long a member Of Congress
from this district, died here this morning
of appoplexy. --
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70 ConcIusion Arrived at.

The Posts Washington special says that
the Ways and Means Committee came to
no conclusion this morning upon the loan
bill. They had an interview with Secretary
McCulloeh. It is generally believed in
Washington that it will be adopted.
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WASHINGTON, January 1S.-The CONNER
ciaPs Washington special says the authori-
ties were investigating the causes of fires in
several buildings occupied by colored per-
sons, last night. 1t is though. to be the work
of few rebel sympathizers-
A Matter of Time.
The admission of Tennessee delegates to
Congress is remarked as merely matter Of
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Hon, Roscoe seonklin is preparing the
Constitutional Amendment for reference to
the Joint Committee on Reconstruction.
There is little doubt that the first report from
the Reconstruction Committee will embody
q proposition TO amend the Constitution.
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EAST FREIGHTS,

UNION LINE CARS are Run Through by
the Pennsylvania route to principal Western Cities
without transfer, and all shipments by this line
on TIME CONTRACTS will be guaranteed IS fol-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-29
The Tobacco Tax.

Daring the war the culture Of tobacco
began 10 assume very large proportions 10
New York. In the valley Of the Connect
Cut il had become so large an interest, that
the sales OF tobacco in that region one year
reached the enormous figure OF $4,000. 900,
if we are not mistaken. Now, here in New
York. the trade is dead II any one has
stock on hand, he cannot sell it, and no.
body plants more. The reason Is, that an
iniudiciOus tax has changed the cOnsump-
tiOn Of tobacco from kinds that we could
raise TO others that We cannot. People
smoke the stems OF Southern tobacco be-
cause the tax on Northern cigars is too
great. And IL is now proposed 20 raise the
already high tax on the cheap cigar of Nor
thern tobacco Thaddeus Stevens, OF Penn
sylyania, denounced the tax In the House
OF Representatives., as 'the most ruInOus,
heartless and crushing measure ever inhIct-
cd upon the Industry of people. Il would
destroy the cultivation OF tobacco IN New
York, Peans lvania, Ohio aud tie West. "
In this connection. we Only wish - add,
that VS. noticed only a day OF TWO since,
that by the arrival az New York OF the ship
Moro Castle. from Havana 5000, 600 cigars
had been imported into that part, the lars-
est single importation ever made. mill
ion Of money paid out OF the country in one
day for cigars, certainly seems like pretty
large figure, especially when we reflect that
in old times. Havana" cigars, which pass
ed very we'll for the genuine, were made
from Connecticut leaf Utica Herald
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-29

CHEAP IcE PITCHER. The following sim
pie mode OF keeping ice water for long
time in common pitcher is worth knowing.
We have tried it A: Place between TWO
sheets Of paper newspapers will answer,
thick brown IS better layer OF cotton bat
ting. about halt an inch in thickness; fast
en- The eAds % paper and batting together,
forming a circle; then sew or paste a crown
over one end, making a box the shape OF a
sioveplpe hat, minus the rim. Place this
over an ordinary pitcher filled with ice wa
ter-makIng O., deep en0u IN 10 rest on the
table so ~ % exclude the air-anG the read
er will DE astOnlshed AZ the length OF time
his ice VIII keep, and the water remain cold
after the zee has melted.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-29
Foreign Gossip

Accounts from Brisbane, by way Of Sid
ney, published IN the Melbourne Argus,
nentiOns a report that FenIan movement
il aiOOt there, and that men are beng
driileI and meetings held AZ south Br.i-
bane
Madame Bravura French, married 10
Russianl spends q, 900 rgbles every year IN
Partisan hornets. She has = new one sent
from Paris every day, and has never been
seen twice 10 the same head-gear- Pc
teTsbttrg Letter.
The Partisan ladies' have made new and
startling invention in dress. They have
made b0nuets smaller and beautifully less,
until II last they consist or nothing more
than a ri9hon round the head with veil
attached 10 H. The veil IS generally black.
A Paris banker was recently presented
TO Prince Dcmidoff, who, TO prevent con-
versatiOn from dropping, said: You have
q beautiful breastpln." The tanker de-
lighted for he vas proud Of his breastpin,
said: " Yes IL is = very rare stone.
Prince DemidOH replied: Very rare and
very expensive You can't imagine the
trouble had % get my chimney-pieces at
St Petersburg for they are made OF it,
The Earl OF Derby, the new English
Premier, IS said to be much more genial
and full OF life and fun. at his advanced
age, than ms son, Lord stanley. At j
dinner at Knowsley Park, Lord Stanley left
the table soon after the ladies' had with
drawn. leaving the gentlemen 10 their
usual deyOtiOns. -whereupOn the Earl said,
Now that the Old man is gone. lets have
some more wine
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hit-eE ~ tie Nosc, Taroat Ton7s sr-' I
os sc-.l l' remedy las lrer lrH-- sea.
MOTH PATCHES gp.1 ths isuls - I
upol llg diseased at 0l u ths LFE 81 |
pleasant O. .ll young we Ard n1..sf. 1
.les Of CONSTITUTION LIFE sYRCF, =
secretion, an- remove ihs leposE Et1
-nceF TIE ski.
Il the diseases u the Liver, gIvng ~
Dlzz.uess, In igeston, Weak sson2rh ~
Or generous cslilsoa q that ~ -
with burning n unpleasant syn gslzi /
hevci By the Use o. C0NsUTl0s u !.
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EplepiIg FITS. SymqAih ,.c n 0-.re
The Heart, as plipiiAi.aa. Disease o. 4
proiacns a grating or ding sosst. a--
Heart Case, AMI al Affections g ihs i-s-.
persons suffering from any acute rlaaa
~ tie Aelr9 wi.i Dee greatly rs.ers.t1cr.
LIE syrup
BauKhNnuWN ANn DnEAH 0S--
sCFFERlSG FlYv lsr,.F0-iuH % Erre-., 4
The BACK los oF MgsoRT IoE1u,ss H.,
CAlANIrr FEAE of Is-Essz. --u1S o $751;.
H0r SKIS AND E1wlNIuEs VAN % .rr 4
Nss~ PAIR uagsAED Cor sIryna ~ L.r--
rHs MrscJLa SF-rEN. al. rsg1gs ns q.
CONSTITUTION ilTE SYRUP
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Driving Home The Cows.

-. ,rtse clover AID blre sysc gr1ss,
IA tnrpef them into the rivsr-lans,
o. ar another ne let thela pass,
Tbea fAstsasd The mellow bars AsA-a-
r-,asr The willows aad over the hiA,
n ua.i-n!ly t1li0Eet their SOBER pa
Tlls merry Shlst.e Tor once va 49, ,,e.
And something Swallowed The sunny --''
Oaly boy aud his father hAf az
~. ,sv.r eguic ie. hls yo1ngess -
To are. y we're iyins 1s3-f
Vroer Lie lsss 81 he tFampAAs -
"a tba froFs xer5 loui IN tie nsa1oT-sS2nP,
o. - shoulder be 81 -1s a., s-n
..5 steaitauy i0l.Owed .ns foot pain lAils
.,.,ss The clover and through the wheat,
gtb res.i4te ns4rt a1l p1rp'-e gym.
- '--..f.f AS TIE Leo o. AS hurry .-s -71--
Aad IT, blind bats sing stariiei h4zn
Three since then LaI the lanes been white,
Al tne orchards sa EEL 4 - 4pp.e-oaoon
A. nov ~asl 90 cows cane ba-k a. nis-''
The feeble f-thsr drove them home
F3r news had come y the lonely arm
III .l-c we .yi-g where 10 hAl a.
Al - ~ MAS lrsu4ll.-s. pasls- az
Gull BsTe. le4l o. q soa AsAi-'
To SIMMER ,Iav grew col Aa1 aie
~ -, s,r "a. cox. whom tie work va do-e
a. an tle ,.... as Re opsnsl The gate
HssaS them coming, 0n- oy one
P-rdle rbonv specEie and Bess'
ebss.ny iheir horns n the evening WIND
Coping The Duisercups out of re grass
sud Who W. IL following close behind
roo-sly swuag the idle AZ
re eDpiy sleeve u army biGs
sst worn - u pale from the srisping hair.
T0okei out = face that The father knew
Tor soaIhef1 prisons VII sonstl mes yA"n
And ylsll their dead Tito ne AzAin-
Ani The day thAi comes with = cloudy dAs1
In sold-l slo.y Al lasi may HA1e
Tne great ie-ars sprang . .hsii ule-tins sJ1s
FOR the heart must speak when the lips az irtnD
And inter the silent evening skies
Together they followed the cattle hons
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-29

FRE1KLEs are removed IN a surprisingly
shor, time, by perfectly new process which
probably no one besides the writer il ac-
qnaInted with. This process ] have tried
flrst on my own person and the good effect
obtained warrants its general introduction
into the toilet rooms and bOudOirS Of the
world Here it's: Take powdered nitre
(sal'peterl any small quantity. aud apply
1t 70 the parts affected 10y the finger m0is-
tened and dipped in the powder This IS
the who'll proceeding; when properly done
and JudlciOUsiy repeated il viii remove al
freckles from The iace--N. I. People.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-29
GRAND TRUNK RAILW
NJ or a A
Great International Route.

Nine Hours Saved From Detroit TO Buffalo.
Three Express trans Pave the Union Depot 30
Detroit foot - Ihr1 Street. da4F except Sundays
on 4rrivaiof Micngs Contra, Detroit milwaukee.
anc Southern trains f0ICWs
Buffalo anl Montreal Express els A ~
Buffalo ant New York Express 1905 Al
Montreal and New fork Express SIS p
Trains Ara run by Chicago 'ims. % minutes slower
Than Detroit time.
This = the oliy ilre,t route g. Buffalo, connect a.
without detention with ths Erie an New York Con
trai railway Oliy direct r'ute % the Cauafas and
al places IN Ehs New Engan. states. Luxurious
sleeping cars On ail night tsAils smoking wlth
euchrs tables on day trans American currency
taken A. par Tor tickets % al D'gcs meal. and sleep
lng car herths Passengers goblg east f they " lsh
O. save time unnecessary changes anc money vii
gvItckets VIA the Grand Trunk Railway, ant chang
cars at the Junction three miles west ~ Detroit
The officer. o. the Road SIRE a. follows
EDW ARD RElDY Agent Passenger Dept. Detroit
BRIDGES. Managing Direc TOT q 7. X. Montreal.
r. 2. BEACH, General agent, LIS Broadway, \ Y
HEWITT, Agent a. LArsing Mich s66tf
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A. '-ro. i.5-s perslns slr-r.n. ron s~-
y EmAciAi'on Dyspepsl and Iropsy, y
Abdomen. and in The femals. rroosr "a.
SUI WONT, ssaera.ly accompauief vi. ~.
AID Liberation OF the Ussrls. are p.ral,.
oy Constitution lie syrup. The e,.-.
Goiire y sNelisd Nc1k the Ilie syrar
entirely The remedy should be la.s.f,r-
a. tne disease Is exceedingly chflur 4, i.
and will not be removed w.tlout s1.a q.
Tunors OF The Oyaries. T.mors d. a.k.
swelling Of other glands o. ths bo.s A.,
pletely reduced without resortn. 1. ID. 1.
operations OF aly kid
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WESTERN W.
1903. 1905.
Great Central [. ;. Mail Route.

Three Express Trans leave Windsor Opposite De
troi) daily except sundays, on arrival OF NJ. G.. ID.
VI AMI 81. 5 Railway trains a. follows
Morning Express. oct Western tma) 7soAx-
Day Il-00A n
Nlsht 645 p 4
The Railway Ferries leave " C. and u. & a. Raj
way docks n time % connect with the above trains
Sufficient lime allowed ycr meals aboard the steam
ers
Trains connect closely At Suspension Bridge with
New York Central Ssiir0at for Buffalo. Rochester
Syracuse, Og lensburg. Albany New YORK. Boston
Also. al Toronto with Grand Trunk IA way. al Ham
ilton with Royal Mai steamers aut ~ Toronto with
American Line an Royal Mail Line ~ Steamers FOR
all ports On LAX. ontario and River - Lawrence
superb ne~ sleeping cars 90 al night Trans
American currency taken at par Tor through fares
Sleeping car berths. and meals at Recruitment
Rooms
Tickets and sleeping car berths secured atths Com
pAny Office, corner OF Jefferson avenue and Griswois
street Detroit Mich.
CHARLES Mo- ABE Western Passenger agent, De
troit. Michigan.
THOMAS SWINYARD, General Manager JAMES
CHARLTON, Genera Agent Hamilton e.. "
54ou J. T WHTICOkB. Agent, IAnsur.
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TX III Il L VI Alta

II 'aere Any disease ia wash "a.
ilie syr-7 isa sovereign. II D.. ID - -
lis A--i' req Ala''i12s- Tie mas ~
Almost instantly a.ieviAisd-sro--,
reduced Cases chronic e. r...--,- -
'hiTs ears s'aae.aS have scsa ea,,
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g O + Z l n =
ALL SIZES CONSTANTLY on HANpI
Fisk's Patent Metallic Burial Cases.

For ordinary Interments, Depositing in
vaults s-d T-A1sporIs.on. they have no rivaI
rley are ms8e ~ the m.st imperishable materials
I'D are eaamelsd inside and olI, O. prevent rlst.
aa1 sae exterior has r1e Rosewood fnish. When
properly cemelte-, the remains ~ TIE deceased are
free from .rrapton " water OF depredst0us u yer
min. al nay without offensive o1or be Kept as
ions a. desired th1s obTatnE the necessity o. hAsIy
b-rls-s IL org az lccsss,-l lse .ulIl aprrI-
5aIoE gwen them. renders Any eIIs1tec
notice u ihsir Observation-Disclosures. IyS-9
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y F r V OUSNps

NERVOUS DEBILITY. Spa-
Sr NlTJ- pANlT ~ N
CONFUSION OF THOC6fgTS =
Thousands Who hsra ssns-...s.
shs Gay 90 which i-ey rsat sAss. -
- "eAAs lrsrias women vii th,n..
nest mAol' p -s'ins-iireciias o..
HOPE ~Aichia.aAs m3rs LA "A p,a.
" + L { L r l Al Dish
SALVATION po~-,
BAD CONPiEluN t0urss ~
FEELING vi WEARlNESs. nIFRJsssS''is !.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-29

DRY GOODS, &C.

DRY GOODS, &C.
.CHoI0 &c C o o D s.
SPRING AND SUMNER,
SOW ARRIvIS Al
NIGER SOLL7S!|
BoUGHT At TIE
Panic sales of L asst
Week, in New York.
GOODS ARE LOWER ;!
Spring Opens OF Nearly a Gold Basis :
Many Goods at Almost
OLD PRICES s!
Nc L r - . L L
OFFERS THE
LARGEST STOCK!
Best A Ortm e N L '
THE
ICHOTC EST RIG s.
IHandsOmest Goods!
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Z . y = TITUTI0N LIFT

= " y = 1 4 L 4 y y LIFT ri
CURES AL swUlINcs Up RI.
Ais1er % sle Pace, Neck, or Fsn,.A
should be taken as soon as ID. ,s.r.,.
thus preventing Their breaking =.
lasoharsing sores. wh.ch dsassr,
younger p1rtl0n of the common,
twenty years n age. Yours etls,.. -.
leetio Discharges ir n the Ear. uA,.s,..
SeFoi1lors Constitution. These sa....-'
oy taxing is~ doses Of the lie ss,.s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-29

CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRrP
e-'.I''' ron a. 'as evil elects o, ~
~ The lai arsa.a, oarias las W.,tJ-.-
na'i- PA'rs which The a>e o. Cal,.,
daee. l. hArieas Spoasy Gun. .s...
~ crmly e, ever "a.
con , TITUTION LIFE 81
ffalie4iss reei ala branch al g..
Of O.. >a-Llkt
Ulcers. PlHPLES Rfs.-
a. a.. other difficulties q tlsk.+
eis-s-te the oliw 4rd appearance o., H.,
lena o. Olsen q is.as them s..s.a.
thenselvs- and TIER fr.eass
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-29

10 is reported that Admiral Nunez. who
bcmbareed VALPARAISO IS about % de from
aGa-..- Led.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-14
FROM BALTIMORE TODAY.

Installation Of the New Police CommLs-
siOners-The Marshals and Police Act
Ing under the New BOnrd-The Recent
Election Illegal.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEaRAPu
BALTIMORE, November l4-The new Police
Commissioners are now regularly installed, and
the old ones have ceased acting. Marshals Cat
michael and Manley and all the police force are
mense pressure of conservatives for appoint.
ments. The new Board say they will not make
changes on mere political sentiment.
1t is now conceded that the recent election
was Illegal
Governor Swami will not convene an extra
session of the legislature,
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Especial DEsPArc TO EVENING TELEonAPB.I
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Indian Census.
The Census OF the In1an tribes, ~ prepared Tor
the Annual Report Of the Commissioners Of Indian
Affairs, shows that the total number Of Tndiaus IL
295,774.
Land Once Returns.
Returns at the Land o6lce show that during the
month OF October 1862 acres OF public lands were
disposed OF IN Colorado Of which 23iS acres were
for settlement and cultivation.
site for a New Presidential Mansion
General Mickler, OF the Engineer Bureau, has
nearly completed his OF different sites north
of the city suitable for q new PRESIDENTIAL manson
and Perk, and will report TO Congress Great
sohctude is manifested by real esta speoulators
to ascertain the site recommended, but he keeps
his secret.
Death Of n soldier.
Colonel William G. Freeman who served with
distInc ion in the Regular Army in the Mexican
war, died suddenly last niVht, of paralysis.