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IN, Washington Territory Emigration
Qur.tion--Decisioa OF the Court.
Before Judge nccupn.


Lcos N Boich lisa - Mcrccr and g1cr' - This Is sn
Rppcaiion the part Of the plaintiffs TO the equity
powr. ~ this TO RESTRAIN the California Oregon
and Mexico steamship Company from pa,ting with Ger
tain properly ami bla Of iadiug alleged 10 be- under
tibet snslrol, belonging 10 The dciendant Tho following
Is IT. 0nspn rendered in the oase.--
imrpei frJp the paper bsfore ne that the company
BE- III OF January lsGG made a contract with de-
wiheif luggage and goois IRON New York 20 San fran
c-c or The sum ~ 5000 that Mercer instead % limit
Ing dm.e 10 the number ~ In.engcp cpntraetsd for
ani0 doubt for the express purpose o. oba ming large
~ money from his victims induced much greater
naIpr uian the scyoBty i've a. pay III passage money
TO In ho repre- entnf 10 them that they should 80 by
thec0mpanyA bat, the Cont mental ] will remark
hcr that there y evidence whaey 90 before show
ing bat the company bal knowledge Of any Excess u
passngefs engaged BY Mercer the seventy i've
Wish they contracted 90 carry Mercer. ~ appears,
agrr a. acquaint his victims ~ tho time and place o
saihg Of The seamshp aud The trek be rored 10 for
the urr,e u enabling him "a get OF with hl bopiy
not notify ~ The tassngcrs than the ~eyeuiy.
nvcihe number agreed b. carried ny the company
~ tai only that number uab himself got % In
tho tcanIcr leaving the pla.ntG and others behind
u ftber appears that Mercer obtained bills ~ ladng
iron he company for goods and freight 70 the amount
81 20 coo which goods and freight belonged 10 himself
aud asscbgers and this spp f0r the order %
injection " this cour retaining The company from
IariIg Win The possession 81 the bills n sding ~ the
rDp SHIPPED until thcr claim against Mercer for
brch ~ contract - saiisfed n further appears ths
befO the inception Of this Application on The par ~
the nn the steamship Continental With the hllls 81
iad freight had DEPARTED this Htaia for her port
OF d,ination On the Pacnc side On a careful Grant.
natl ~ all the fnets and cHcustances presented
The yur am o. opinion that would no, ~ lusGed IN
rNea1ng the power called for BY the piains, and Tor
trv a'Dnsfirstfbe ship 9Th ti,e pryTcyty On bc-ri
bad - The ssiers Of this stsi' and consequently TIE
jnriIetnn ~ the Court, ~ nov prosecuting her
yoye 10 san Francisco. and !. without tie sontDi ~
The Tnpany consequently any ofisr : nigh, giant
wuu 20 nugstovy ~ecOnd--The femfay, VI any the
plahnh as, clearly remedy II lac. by attachment
90 oerwse, and Which. have dool lfsiGinr from
iss ~ prssslied woed Be- complete and peftc y NE
and remedy IN eqDtiy otay bs errfcird IN
Whe Nc courts n aD arr nDt adeVuais comf~tsrt
70 gfs thr ssfne THIS application NUT fsii The mo
u"nfus therefore b. dsnied with costs Tho sane
ral' tnnst apply the 81 Thorn agaDs, the
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r I n n .
In This tIty.

viRx ~ LfsrysaED srEgsr cHitD TsrALLr
HrENTr.
Between eight and nine occi lat ybi 80 alarm u
Ore ~as occAsioned ~ child i~o and haf years oii
named Hai,ie prsit up~iiing terone 81 ismp II ~
u Ipcnard iset ~ which secient as - Gre ~ hsr
eoihfs and hefr aa.issBcr couid 30 feudrfed 80 r
child Wa frtvbtfaiy burbsd asui ~ hsnd, lac and
chest The njuros u Faa, . IfsiFr fsi.l u -cenlH
that Mr. prat let the chid alone ~ TIE faif- shis
h the grDcery store. snd DUNG hrf aasncr
the arrident occursd
rfRg ~ cHEHHr sTEggr awVTnsE TArtL urEs.
NO IEDs sSnOsn~h LtsF.
Shortly aftef the alarm - tie pfsrn1s ffr smother
fatal 80 dent Osnrfni b. tr ~ sknE - tf,~ne 81
lamp II APPEAR Elsn ispnafa slslk IN ~ employ
81 Mr. C0slrufr No iss tbrrry 49, npsff krfusrus
oil lamp bs hsh sbe 80 afe - bsf coiises FbS IN
.rranrg bi0 the street. hrr riothrg Al In biarH.
Ons or Too srirafofsd ~ stiln9uish 80 rtfnss
18th q coai bot "a ba sDsnsed H. ci0fting ~
anlort eniifty burn~d from boz tffDn Tho unfOv,u.
mate wotnsn conveyed ~ she Bellevue Hsptai ~
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yet 10 he sent 10 their destinations cannot fail OF roach
ing fos the week, above hfty tho usand.
TUE ARREST GENERAL CooIBAuGn. Major @. Hsr-y
Stone OF the St Louis detective force arrived in this
city last evening, having In his custody "Brgader
General" George Coolbaugb of Mexican army notoriety
who recently arrest d at ST. Louis on charges OF
swindlng. preferred from New York The prisoner will
be brought before the Court OF Special Sessions this fore
noon.
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Ths Or esms esylsiy safrsraiea eas~ snsefys W.
ssfsisfa lsal sxit aa1 f'i = ne isiissas byais ~
tnffd stass - - a. gfi~a Ne az ell. ~ spo
~ "a Co 40 - 81 frtioo ~ 0t8 90 90 "a 90
~ fs.D fslf feD stsaitfig D4.1t int~fy q Asf~ss
aB1 g~ssaafT inual ansnsah o.s tTivxaa sn.,tty
49, ~ ~ - is2i. sa1 ars ofssss s.s.s'y ussf
50 30 20 ~
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iDslcs ~ rHs sgrntraISs RDn~ssr csssl -Jsssss
DALI yesterday rendered decision IN the osiehrsisa
svinaiia rDtScry "a EiIa J. Cutter sgsbaf Riey
ard ubrsith The fynfsre si-x~f ~ have ben stiea
irOnfrs Cuter BY sptfv (yaissd 81 siy1t eight has
dred Oafsk aud found 10 the IsTasipn Si us defend
snsJas ordss~f " b. r~tnrn~d h. asr
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MARINE DISASTERS.


Ngw BspyoeD, Deb. IA, 1896.
The brig Vincent seventy four days from London for
Boston, with general cargo OF merchandise, struck
sow and Pigs Ledge ON Monday at noon, during thick
fog and bilEed she VIII probably prove total los IN
es~ good weather prevails ~ hands sayed steam
~. ard lighter have gone ~ her a.stisnce.
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fnfgrmatsn rtrHrd bere A@asa thai ~ tinfttfs~ ~
he NriofY Mill totnpsny, ~ 'kafapts'a tsnsi ~
xarsbara stunfy ~ Sas fs~lYuFe.f ~ tfr wu -ssft
nse hundfea bales ~ crtsn ahf snfitT - tarsi
nondsy nraHing no kssa b. esflfraisd n tlio Co
% che tsefs insnrmnes ~ saSfap y a rudg
a. p..toa "A me trsaasrFf Il fis tnas
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fs.nasrtsy rsgnn tsii ~ i~A
n. gny have ftt4fnsd vrfdin - roy srsitat
Ctst sad rrufas f~rnty aff~stfd sr1 u'i - ne
rgil~ry q ~ Assu. krpfuss Comfsrf ~ ~ trht
" the q Iss.ssY Ttey - d. nftfrnfft ~
Ju1gc Batisf barB s,yf 10 go toaDsi 81 fs4ftt
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fhssani HDf~ Asyiun eosspifsry 800 80 tf'v rhi
w. frniDstiDa tsfsy Te~ % n fss,srsf AZ q ~
msasy ths d~fepse agnirsi stnlsfan Of - frncs
tha ~
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The ship Hamlet heretofore rrporir ashore sanset
if.rh remains IN the position n y beng
stripped The sea TO rough 70 pcrmls the ois hsfxins
Of ilr carxn
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Escfcire T. ro,i toss n. want - q prurss fs..s-
and debility unless ID" circulation Esufiy fiiY.ssf nd
the .scrciaa kcptiB doe adisiv by shfr 90 IN
surL Their NJ ifsrloas ire
ffuu every dfsWhaes uDSTITfEf,Is frOnAGn MI
TtRs let all engaged IN srientafy csibE. bsf this f.t
IN MINI
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AM Cuff Az, Geut.', ~hpls.sie at fs,.d -haes.
pre- list with dfasings Of dr~f~ui sys srt ffre b. s
iradc. y " ~ WAND ~ Hfusdusy
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silent sewing Machine, making the
criebrat~d WHO'S and Gibbs rlth" strong sia.r sai
durable. WILCOX A ufHHH. Is nfUsf~sy
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A.-rphhsm's Msrsshsiis Causes ths
hair 20 bali hsafs Tfy u anf - clrsin0s -
~ BAKsEs u Para roe. sBi D. q NELi.a 20 va
lrsnkiln street
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IS Greenw eh and 30 Beaver street having been
sold by Mcs-rs Muller wilkins a Co The property Ia
question disposed 81 by Mc.srL y. n. Ludlow Go.
SALE OF REAL E-TATY ~ BRooELYS.
James Coles, Of Brooklyn, sold at auction large
amount Of real IN the Tenth ward Of that city yes
teray. The property consisted Of the nine two Story
aud basement brick houses and lots Nos. l:j l4i. las
49, ii0 l5i 1855 1856 and l57 wyckon street, between
oyt and Bond streets. The houses 20 feet by ~ sub
santsy built; the lots 100 feet deep. Tho terms ~
ale per cent csh down thirty per cent the
Goth Of April. and the balance l,ixty per cent on bond
and mortgage for three year. ni per cent Interest
In addition "a the above there sold number 81
lot- the street TIE lots cleared property
with good stone fOu ndstiOns ALREADY built The follow
IA list saics prices aud ~ purchaser
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HAWTHORN, Conn. Feb. ~. 1866.
The coaasp s,ncuscs held Last night after IN adjourn
rnent ,-1cral caucus resulted In decided prefer
-nce Cor esssfai Hawley. He will undoubtedly be- nom.
mated on fisr arst ballot, II not by acclanaion The
trading tnsa well outside rs In the convection
working tyr harmony and the prospect Is be,tcr than
last pight. Nj A spcuy. Colonel Amy, Congressman
Hrsndrgsr Collector Babcock aud General Ferry have
Displayed xraa zeal in the u pcS" aud union.
The oay rs-sn likely troable s exIAeuiensnt
cereracr is,sElss. an extreme radical
CONVENTION
me, al tea r'1sock precisely. at Allyn Hall the same
place in xavs the democratic convention met week
sro III. s.ge completely filled With Delegates and
.l.e s..,t..s were crowAcd with Interested .pecator.
The stag p-s zpproprard 70 the officers reporters
Mr. y 10 -yerry, Chairman OF the state tenral Com.
rn.itee esg.d the body 70 order
Dcs,.r n Wright Of New Haven, was nominated ~
fs~nus>srv "a .ivman aud In taking the stand made
bret sprvrs very much ike all specches male under
sim lar r1srr instance In reference q he platform
be snn thn republican policy shouf be the
same IN &c fEtJre as u hid been Ia the
pssl n was necessary % have confidence in
Andy JohgH--, Congfcsl an thensalk> Sphnson en-.
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tfflrE sfr~i.
ss-r. s..t-s tssvsstsd s"s
90
N, Imprsvss Eitptis -swt"z Va
49, n sgFttA ~ $500 ~
1 ws..i., q " 1ss.'s 30. sti,sh 's~'"g
] - ~. - rssss a'f gsttss ~ sffsfFs-
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ufsw- ~swt.g ssshi.s ts,-p.sy.-
gf.fAH ugSK 80. i'sasAssat al Efpsi~.y. asas
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ufir. pss Dy.-So ssss.. B-sS
kfy-n l@si. ssesp.t Dsss4 o. 80. sisssf 49, "
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New YORK ma rItet.
NJ,u, Vopu Eab

Cotton-Favors buyers at IS for middllng.
F1our-Steady with a fatr deulnnd; S19I 20
for rlItra state; 8 S5a1S - for extra round nOOp
Ohio, and s 70t5lU Is for trade DrnndsS closing
quiet; included In sales are 2.5OO 6blS unsOund
state for export NJ 1897 %. Mhisky-Dull
and nominal at 28g2 ". Wheat-Quiet
and firm Corn-DuIl, heavy and declining;
SltaS2 for nnsOund, and SIG S55S for sound
Oats-Openedt dull and, closed firmer, with
some little export demand; 4lGli6 for unsound
western, and So for sound do. SugAr-Rather
more active; 10 for Porto Rico; iO1z9l2 for
Cuba AIuscOvndo, and l01S for Havana PetIo-
leum-Dullj 22SS21SS for crude, and 5Jes5i for
refined in bond. Pork-ITregular4nn and unset
tied; Is 62ll90 fornew mes; closing ut . BIS
cash; Is 15S2S 80 for old do; closing ut % "
cash: II 90 for prime, and - 5O92S for prime
mess: also $50 bbls new mess Tor February
March and April. sellers option, q 621l@9.
Beef-Stt:ady; 10 5052O for new plain mess,
and 2I692i Tor new.eXtTa mes Beef Hams
Quiet; 4lG5I2 for western. Bacon-Dulii i55S
for Cumberland cut. Cut MentS-Quiet; ll@s
u for shoulders, and 16glS for hams. Dressed
Hogs-Dnu and heavy; l214C9l215 for western.
LarI-DuiI ut I354dI71SS; also 40 bbls for Marc
and April, sellers option, lIA- ButterIFlrm
0a33 Tor Ohio, and 25935 for state. Cheese
Quiet at l3lG6gl9E. t-Hl
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was strengthened and that of our own
weakened. 1t was the means of pro
longing the war, besides the expendl-
and the desolation of large portion OF
our country, but for this the war would
have been Of shorter duration. While
he always detested the act OF secession
as a political heresy, he was compelled
also TO denounce as political heresy
the doctrine of abolitionism; one was
as damnable as the other.
Several others spoke against the Dill,
after which the House adjourned.
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Andrew Hebrank and sonam- I'm lease
. Where's, an Information has been NED In
the District Court OF the United States for the
District Of West Virginia, at Whesllng. on tho
LIST day OF January, 1896, by the United states
OF America against An iTew HebrlnE and
certain liquors and vessels described in the
schedule died with said information In q GER
tam proceeding In Rem and pefsonnm NJ
ieging in subStance that the said andrew he
Drank has violated Sections IS and 05 Of the
act OF Congress- approved January %, 1854, en-
Titled IAN Act TO provide internal Reyepne
the public debt, and foro other puIpose !, ana
prnying that said property, tosethef win me
sum OF 500. be forfeited To tlas Dnlted staLsa-
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the qttaen-
ment under the seal Of said count 10 me anecit-
ed nnd delivered, the sRid HqnOIs ana xelsels
WeIif seized by me ut WeilsbuFg, We ' lItginas
January .stli, Ia6G and do hereby give FupAo
notice 20 all persons claiming any -lnletess
in said properly or In the pToeeesis tneffol 70
appear before the Judge OF the Dtstf1et Soors
OF me United States, for the District OF West
Virginia Al Wheeling. ON thatfh day OF April
1861 At 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF the same
6iay III the same shall be day OF JufiAdlctlons
IN not on the next day OF Jurisdiction mere
amer then and there 20 INTERIORS their claims
and 10 make their Allegations In That behalf
$780, g. B. MCCULLOUGH,
U. s. Marshal DE-. W. Va
B. SMITH, U. g Attorney. ii'tzfst i,f7iss
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spirit OF the stock NIarket.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 3.-The CONNER
cial says the stock market shows par
tial recovery from its depression
of thelast two-or three days. There
is an active demand for cash stock on
Erie, and the price rose 11sc; Reading
was offered freely but rose 1zci specula-
ton is dull and outside orders are
merely nominal. Government STOCKS
are decidedly firmer and more active,
and large unemployed balances are
seeking Investment in bonds and seven
thirties; 10-4Os are especially active and
rose 81 per cent!-interest, worth in
currency $50, falls due March first, and
the approach of its payment strength
ems its prices; Dos are Is per cent. bet
ter, except for the issue of 1864, which
remains at 102; certificates of indebted
ness are Is per cent. lower: Money IS
in increased demand, and rates favor
lenders. Money is loaned at 6 per cent.
on call loans, Int the majority of trans
actions are done at per cent. Balance
with private bankers appear TO nave Oh
minished during the week. Discounts
are moderately active and prime names
command 7a7S per cent; good at per
cent, and other grades remain at 1ua1o
per cent. and are still difficult of sale
Foreign Exchange was merely nominal
as usual on Saturday. Prime bankers
sixty days sterling is quiet at l0S1sa
10SX, but would not sell at over 1OS--
Imports of merchandise and dry goods
for the week are very large, being over
81, 222 600. Gold continues steady
Cash gold is scarce and is loaned at Is
per cent. per day. Much Interest is ielt
in the fate of the foreign loan clause of
the finance bill as effecting premiums.
Shipments of specie to-day was Sl6l eco
per Germania, and Sis, sos per City of
Boston. Total for the week, including
Sl4.O IO per Hansa, omitted last week, is
.
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New York Money and stock Market.
EG7i3 7E5alf q DO : rGt,y, 'Ynpr- Feb a

Money and Gold-Afoney steady at 596 per
cent. Sterling Exchnnge-DulInnu heavy at
lO75z@l0S1<. Gold--Withopfm material ehnngei
TO 1857, and closing Mt 1855. ~
Total exports OF specie to-day sol ,S0I-
Government StOcks-WithouG decided
change; 6, coupons OF 81, lOI; registered do
1857; 5-2O coupons, %, 1U do Is, 1925 Treas
ury T-S0s, flrst series, sS; one year certificates
FfeLghts-To Liverpool quiet and steady.
Stocks-Unsettled; Ohio q Mississippi GER
tificates 25; Western Union Telegraph 515z;
Erie M; Hudson 100; Reading go biiehtgnn
Southern 6S5S; Cleveland & Pittsburgh S49si
Chicago & Northwestern III; do preferred
81. RIck Islnnd De-.
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BIZ ne United STATES Line.

p A'i. ''59 WHEELINe, Feb. 8.
Chicago. wind northwest, clear, ther. 2
below Portland, wind west, clear, II
above; Boston. wind northwest, is ;
Buffalo, wind west, clear, New York,
wind west, clear, 20; Philadelphia.
wind northwest, clear, q; Baltimore,
wind northwest, clear, p Washing
Cincinnati, wind northwest, clear, IA
Wheeling, wind west, clear, Is.
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cincinnati sIarkeI.

= = CINCINNATI -FeD' o
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat steady
at 90 for No. / new red. Corn In good de-
mand az "a for No. l shelIed. Oats dull at 50
for No 2. No. 1 Is source and in demand ut ;S5s-
rive Is steady at 20 for No. !. Hogsin good de-
Tnand at II 70 for city dressed. Mess Pork
firmeF; closing with a good demand for city
mes at % 80. Bulk Meats and Bacon I'M
M for prime city. Groceries unchanged and
dIifet. : Cotton quiet at - for mlddnng--
"a Gnlh 10. --------- I r--------
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Sr.LoU1s, Feb. s.-The county clerk,
sheriff and deputy sheriff, of Pope coun-
ty, Arkansas, were all assassinated.
The clerk, Rev. VIM. Stout, was mem
Der of the free State Convention two
years ago. III -iz.l.
tary districts embraced in the Depart
ment of. the Mississippi discontinued
after the first instant, the posts establish
ed at Vicksburg. jackson, Natchez, me-
ridan and temporary stations at Column
bus and Grenada. 49,
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DETROIT, Feb. AT meeting ofthe
Detroit Circle of Fenian brotherhood
resolutions were adopted condemntng
the Senate regarding the designs in
Canada as unjust and detrimental to
their cause, endorsing the action of the
convention in abolishing the ,Philadel-
phia constitution and declaring entire
confidence in OIAfahony.
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NEW YORK, Feb. THE Heraid's
excitement along the frontier Is still
spreading. *. : 4
The Mayor of Hamilton was dtssaud,,
al from arresting Gen. Sweeney=an9
President Roberts as they Pass =
through ON the Great Western line, ior
GEAR i should cause dtstruction Oh the
city.
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chicago MARKET.

49,, it-i .t.-= CHICAGO, Feb.
Flour very dull. Wheat quiet; 1 201S for
No. /, and SS9sS1f for No. 9. Corn dull. Oats
dull. HighWines quiet Mes Pork hrn and
ADVANCED 10 2565O per bbi; sales at 26as2g -.
sweet Picked Hams 1914. Lard Mt lBl4elOL9-
Hogs moderate. active and advanced lie ON
100 bbls: sales At 4dp 80 for niddnug extra
Dressed Hogs nrm at 10 5a9lo s71z-
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+ New YoRK, Feb. Seen. Hooker in
reply toythe writ of habeas corpus in the
case of Charles n. Coles, states he has
not and did not have Coles in his Gus
tody and could not produce him In
court,
Orders have been received, it is said,
for $50, 600 dollars, bonds OF the Irish
Republic, of which Sl3, 600 has been
sent to banking houses IN San Fran.
cisco-through nephew of General
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/ sfrTI.1v YORK, Feb. 3.-James r. Spald-
mo. one OF the editors of the New York
Ti@es. who had taken a trip 70 New
Orleans for the benefit of his health,
was, on his return last wednesday,;
struck with paralysis, and 1t Is feared
dc nitack will prove fatal.
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FYENIN9 SESSION.

Mr.. Shanklfn, of Kentucky, opposed
the bill, and in reply TO those who de-
Tended It said, there was, as general
rule, no hatred on the part of the for
mer masters toward those who have
been emancfpated; on the contrary
there was feeling of kindness un-
known TO the people Of the north. The
hostility, If any, was toward the abo-
litionists, who came intothe South and
| by promises, persuasion ana misrePre-
1 tation demoralized the negro. By
bringing the negro policy into the con-
1 test the arm Of the rebel government
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For Sale or Rent
no the Public.

MFRS. NJ. @ LEIGH RETURNS 10 THE
IHl public her most cordial thanks for the
very liberal share Of patronage bestowed upon
hefduring the 28 years she has been en-
gaged in the clothing business in this city.
The new firm Of IL. q. Leeeh & Co., respect
fully sOlicits and will strive to merit, at their
new place of business, a continuation of the
patronage heretofore enjoyed -sl
-ts1-'1 N. @. LEECH & CO.,
oc26 No liz Main Street.
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- PTNE MINK RURs.

n HAVE STILL ON HAND SOME FEW
| sets OF very handsome Mink FurS- which
will sell cheap. Also, n large stock Of Fitch
Squirrel and water Mink Fur TO Close out.
eiscl0 ]. 8. RHODES.
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Dress Goods,
NEW AND DESIRABLE. -. .

Comprising many rich Ltiii
Dress Silks, Merinos, Reps, An Wool Dc
Lhins, Black and Colored Alpacas.
T. Thibet Cloths, Poplins. Ginghams,
De LaIns, Prints, &c, DC
Also, CIoals and Cloaling Cloths, An Wool
shawls, Long md Square, Small Wool
shawls, Black shawls. SC, &C.
Brown and Bleaehed Muslins, 81 and lo-l
Cotton Sheetines, Linen Table Cloths,
Table Damnslks, Napkins, Towels;
Wool Blankets, &c, &c. - ~ -
We liavea large stock of Kid, SIX and Sfert-
no Gloves. h9Ri t7t
Ladies' silk, HIerino and Cotton Hose,
Embroidered CoIlan, InseTtings, Hoop Skirts,
BruneFs' Balmoral skirts, French
ai ~ corsets, best make. ~
Flannels and caszime1s for Boys wear, &C.
Largest lot of FURs IN thecity just openeds
Iidies nre especially invited TO call and
look over our Stock OF Goods. ~
THOMAS, STURGEON & co.,
Successors to
lH W. B. sENsENEY q co.
Il sepl2 81 7HF sfsaa3 .iIilti - nF
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Latest News.
~ TRLEGRAPH.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

ny the Union Line:
Once. corner OF Main and Monroe streets
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Through an arrangement with the Anie-t
Ican agencies Of tie principal French and
belgian manufacturers Of
4e PLATE GLASS
I shan execute orders for unsnvered or mir
ror plates, at the same rates charged NJ TIT
General depot In New. York or Philadelphia,
and insure on tTunstt- Prices furnished nj
my counting room. : = noylS
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Dry Goods.
nxs,RI' srURssrOs
Taos. THOMAS.

TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PuR-
chased the entire Stock OF Goods Of Mes
sens VIM. b. Senseney q Co.. beg leave TO In
form the customers of the store and the pub
lie generally, that they intend to carry on the
business at the same place and on the same
principles OF Fair Dealing and TruthfnlnesS,
as II WINS by the former prophetors-
- THOMAS, STURGEON q co.
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ground has been allotted 10 emigrants
except to a colony of Imperial soldiers