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REMARKABLR You've LADY.

THE Magnetic Docress. bliss TsHEEssEs who was once
called tie Wonderful Child has returned to the city ard
tablshed inhrmary on Fhhs,, No. i22 near Mound
where she my be consulted all matters pertaining 10 life
and health She will give Information Of lost stolen prop
erty identifying the person persons concerned with 50
much certainly as scarcely leave doubt their guilt and
when reauired will 20 unconscious and
every part the world ond hunt Up absent persons whether
dead or alive and through her viii tell the ngiring friends
their situation. and whereabouts She viii guarantee 10 make
permanent cures in al ahe undertakes Cencers
roced root and branch without iruuentsor pain or one
drop Of blood In ron four to p hours Parsyzed persons
made 70 walk IN from three 10 nine days and all other diseases
treated witt the such iiyer comp Ai con
all diseases that flesh heir to- al letters promptly answered
and medicine sent BY express when required Box No. =
Cincinnati Post nee Through her extensive practice atol'
he has also secured the services Of Madame Baker to ass
her
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would benefit the students moraly and develop and
strengthen them physically aud make them better
eholars ard citizens IN every respect With huoh
training in our schools the nation would always have
material for intelligent aud efficient officers WIN
good officers the patriotism Of the nation would abays
supply the material for on army, AID without good
officers the best army In the world would be useless
mob
The speaker alluded 20 the embarrassments and fire.
Queut lures Of troops In the early part OF the war
which be thought was oyefrued by Providence for the
good Of the nation in freeing 100000 OF bOndmen ohd
establishing the blessings OF free labor Throughout the
land but the imbecility and bad management when
Occas0Led these Tevescs we've the less Tepieheh
si1le.
lie audcd in fitting terms to the part which The
citizen soldiers had borne IN the great struggle. lie
spoke of Terry, and Sickles and Of Curtiss Of TINS
State whose obstinate bravery az Fort Fisher was so
greatly Instrumental in the capture Of that stronghold
and paid q glowing tribute 20 our own brave BARLOW,
whom he designated as having performed the most
brilliant feat o. the war.
The address not only practical, but it was very
patriotic and frequently tlrillngy eloquent. HIS de-
nuncaton of the draft riots in New.York. aud the
weakness which led 20 them, was particular! forciDe.
No sketch Of his remarks, not even verbatim one, can
do Justice 10 the force OF his OratOry. he WAS ire
Quenty interrupted by the applause the audience
At the close Of this address the Cominnnder-in.
Chief OF the National Guard, Gov. Tenton, VINO had
been escorted 20 The meeting by the Association ana
who had occupied seat with the President was intro
duced by that gentleman and briefly addressed the AS
ISOLATION. expressing his deep interest in the organza
ton and tho militia OF the State, stating thai ne cOuu
make further suggestions than lac tad already done
10 bis annual Message 10 the Legislature. Thanking
sem for their courtesy the Governor then withdrew,
escorted by Committee Of the Association.
The President announced that his ExceIeney had
invited the members Of the AssOoiaon TO meet him al
the Executive mansion after the close OF the sesSon
which invitation was accepted.
After various complimentary resolutions one TO the
Members OF the Assembly ior tie use OF their CAau'
ber another to Gen WoOdi0Td for his address order
ing to be published with tie minutes OF the Conven'
ton and another 90 the Chairman and Secretary for
the manner in which they had discharged their duties,
the Association adjourned for one year.
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REED-in Nswbufgh, N. " Oh Friday Jan IT, Mrs nstd,
Ree aged % years. eldest daughter Of the lac yeemsg
Parker Of idgehampton, L. l. -.I
sag llarbor papers plSase copy
ROGERS-A Lee, Eass. on Friday jan Il, Lydii Birou
wife Of samuel s. Rogers.
TOMPKlNS-At Sing Sing Wesclester Co.. on Third day
Jan. 10, Abby relief Of the late Jacob ropPkns, aged n
years.
Her funeral viii take place First day Jan e. O'Clock
m. her late residence aud II oc ock M, at Oh an
paqus Meeting House. The friends and relatives OF Tia
family respectfully invited to attend.
TYLER-0n Tuesday, Jan. l6, Mr.. Louis Tyler aged 10
years, months and II days
ZOBLEon "Wednesday, jar. IT, Mary only child Of Henry
and Sophia A. Zoble. aged months and DAYS.
me friends OF the family are respectfully Invited to attend the
Insa iro the residence OF her parents Java st.
Gtsenpoirt Saturday afternoon, Jan 20 %
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MEXICO.
The Capture OF Ragdnd-VariousB umors
"A Detachment OF American Troops
Sent TO Eagdnd TO Preserve Order.
INV. ORLEANS. Thursday, Jan. H.

NEW. ORLEANS. Thursday Jan. II, leo.
A private letter from the Inspector OF Gus
toms n ClAksvile Texas says the ll5h Colofed IN
fantry, under Col Davis, took all the skifs in his
charge crossed the river and captured Bagdad IhcI
then began punderng the place and killing people
The negroes shot men down for refusing &c give UP
their money.
letter from Brazos, Of the ,tb. TO TIE Tines says
that Bogdad was captured the morning Of The 'ih
The attacking party consisted Of 60 men. They cap
tured nearly 800 prisoners haf OF whom turned lbF
ais and formed a garrison Of the town the attacking
party disappearing. TIE Liberal loss was Killed and
wounded ard the lmpeI.aisi loss was IL killed and
g wounded.
Cons. Crawford and Escobclo. on receipt Of the
above intelligence. started iof Baglal Gen. Weiual
ordered Col Hall tie assistant revenue oilcer not 70
allow any oro 70 cross until the arrya. Of Esco3edo.
Gen. Crawford arrived In advance OF Isco1edo aud
assumed command Eseohedo requested Of Gen. Wci.@e'
600 men 70 preserve ORDER. which was agreed TO- ana
the men were ordered down. a French corvette
shelcd the town on the 9th all day without damage.
Col Mcjia Escobcdos post commander has oul7 about
a dozen Trustworthy men 10 Befdad. The rest have
Joined Gen. Crawford, who has them on board a
steamer tied up 20 The bank OF the river o. Bagdad
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State Military Associniiou-CIosiug Meet
lug nj the Capitol.
From Our Special Core pondenL

IRON puf Spcciai core fOhOtLl
ALBAs1. Jan. Ie, 1866.
The Military Association Of this State, which
has been holding its annual meeting in this city during
the past two days held the closing session in the As
sembly Chamber last evening.
After very eloquent prayer by the Chaplain OF the
Association the Rev G. j. Hews OF Oneida County
the President introduced Brig Gen. Stewart L. Wood
ford Of New York city who gave the annual address.
IL was o very able review Of the military condition
Of the country at the opening OF the wal Hnd The re-
quTements Of the Nation and State with reference 10
future means OF defense He beloved that the genius
Of our republican institutions required that we should
depend for ats defense upon wellOrganized volunteer
militia rather than upon expensive standing army
He was IN favor Of allowing the present militia
system. as National Guards of the state, remain
unchanged materially until It's practical workings
s0oud be fully tested. lie would have the provision
made for the annual inspection Of the reserve militia
which had become practically farce, either aDrogateu
altogether or strictly enforced; and he suggested as
amendment all able bodied citizens OF armsbeaIihg
age, should be compelled 10 do duty IN the Nati0Dai
Guard, pay On adequate exemption fee. In case the
ranks Of the Guard were not then filed up he would re-
sort 10 drafting.
lie would cultivate military spirit by early iustruc'
ton Of boys in the mt9y art and for this purpose he
would have a Of our colleges and academies required
instruct their students thoroughly IN military tactics
The ADOPTION Of military discipline in such schools
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DIED.

COBURN-On Wednesday. Jan H. Caroline. widow Of the
lsle John Coburn IN the 5oth year o! her age
The relatives sqd friends OF the family, aud Of Der brohf
Hiclrd and james r. Decker respectfully invited g
aieud ne funeral from her late residence, Fyseventht.
near Sxihsye. Friday, the lgth Inst al O'Clock r. M
without further notice.
MISUNDERSTANDING on Tuesday the 10th inst, Asahel A.
Denman. e.q.. IN the 6s, year Of his age.
The relatives and hiends Of the family tie members OF ht
Fishteenth.st. NJ. y. Church. and the members o. Cont
mental Lodge, No. 2Bl h. aud A. NJ are respectfully invited
10 attend Ill. funeral the Egheenthst NJ r. Church
Friday, Jan 49, at o'clock p without further in'i'
ton nh
The remains will be taken ON Saturday morns 10 Pou'A
keepsie for lnternent.
DOUGLAs-On Thurday. Jan. 49, Agnes wife o. Js
Douglas daughter OF Mis-. Agnes Rutter, In the 'i w.
her . s
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited 20 M 80
funeral saturday a , o'clock NJ rom ~, s.hs,
her mother corner Of Avenue A and Eighty
GTMAN-At Godfrey Ill., on Thur'isy' Jan III DeiJahh
Ives Gilman, In the I'D year OF his age - -
HORRIDGE-At West Farms on Monday ', VA Al .. u,p.
liberia Mary Alice only daughter OF JV'eP" ~ way nun
liouidse, aged ~ and mon,hs; ,r,ol - 49,, A.,
The relatives aud friends are respeouyy ~ g @e ,l '
funeral Sunday, Jau III, ~ - ' y ' ''"NN'"e ~
Boston end Al,nshe.ter (Eng) papers please copy.
oDrITon "Wednesday, Jan. II, Jane E. Odell wife Of
Iawreneo Ode, aged 81 years. ~, .s., .
The and friends of the family respectfully invited
- $500 d. f,nsra from her late residence No. 50 Wesi
Tli,,1 thitdst on Friday Jan -, at o'clock p NJ
p,nr I'm rbnrsday JAN 49, at Chelsea Mass of consump
g., FJxnrd L. Page, son Of Samuel Page ESQ., aged la
49,, 4 months and IL days.
po1.r On Thursday morning Jan. H. Margaret Solder
younsest daughter of James aud Josephine Hawks Pou
,k.j ) wears and months.
The funeral services will he held Calvary Church, corue
Of Fourth ave- and Twenty hstst Saturday morisiu
the 20t inst at ~ o'clock The relatives aud lonls oil th
iarsiy are resPestialy Invited to s!Ient'
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wsrk Before the Legislature.

ONoSDAGA SALT SPRINGS.
os.a'oi Whites biz IN relation % the OBOndoea Salt
Suss provides Tor the leasing OF certain springs for
d longer period than three years.
ssN-YOEK COLLEGE or WOMEy.
sI'.oI axes amendment 70 charter Of this insti.
.lol provides that lesser nunll or Of trustees hail
constitute quorum for the traHsactiC, Of business
Ia, D, TAKEN FOR THE CROToS AQUEDUCT.
.-,.' Lfats biA proposes 20 regulate the taxes on
ies, & " % be taken for The CrOton Aqueduct 80
,ea ne assessed value of the said lands shall not ex.
Hosen =, sAl2lni paid therefor by the city.
W TRUSTEES or GENERAL COSyESIIoS or
CNIvEEsALIsTs
Ys.et m I'm yiI names John 4. Gilman Henry l..
q + ~ - =. Iemlinson. L. W. Crowell Richard Eddy
Orsn.- nv, rs. H. g. Brooks, James Cushing IT,, and
Si.a.." AcAdam rs cOrpOiat0rs Of the 'fBoafd OF
VIII ~ " me General Convention of UuiYersalis,s "
IA h. 20 Aoid real estate to the value Of $500 600
knog4 o'el exclusively to the diffusion Of Christian
q 80 BONDS BY COUNTY TREAsURERs.
The bo5 rogers bill provides that, in addition TO
shs ,r,,h S required by law. each County Treasurer
az aaaolal bond to he peone ~ The STATE wIf TWO
ds,s ssieiies fof The faithful performance Of the
''' required Of him.
IN ASSEMBLY.
II, a, yin RAJ PARK fNPROvEMKSTs
TfursJS, '3Ssaey introduced into the Assembly on
Teuttai y D'a directing the Commissioners Of the
ros.,' Fark in the Chy Of New-York to build and
tfa Paul sole stairway as an entrance 10 the Cen.
Eigk,Tsts tae use Of pedestrians at fithave and
SAusl., Aow.lOrk city.
n, tnHOSS 3 NICK STEAMBOAT COMPANY
sbgre .vufch introduced a bill TO incorporate the
Wiki. pauy, naming as the corp0rators 6. b.
a. q. harrington. ". II. Watson Dsnton Peeysor
Osgeg 's The obiec, Of the Corporation Is for the
peiI.s oel running Of stesmboats from New. York
sad a.. .Ais On Tic Sound and WesicLeeter Creek'
Tr.ONA is docks aud wharres and ferrv ,,ci,e ar6
~ O1e oi more hotels. Tic cafitalstoct ~ H. .o CO..
N 'sSylistAht ErlscOrAL MISSION SOCIETY.
- warts bill Ia the Assembly protoses a. .,.,.i
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The Naturalization bill.

The following is the text Of the bill to amend
the Naturalization laws now pending in Congress:
" Be IL enacted By The Senate and House Of Rpreserf1-
tires Of he Uid States Of AnercG a. Congress assembled
That all the Acts OF Congress relating 10 naturalization
be and the same arc hereby amended by striking out
wherever they occur tie words being free white per-
SOD and The words free white and the words free
white person and so that In the matter Of NatuialN1
ton there shall be distinction a. TO race or color
"SEC ?. md be further caacied, That al persons
born or hereafter to be born. within the limits and
under the Jurisdiction of the United States shall be
deemed and considered aud hereby declared 20 be
citizens Of the United States and entitled 10 all rights
and privileges rs such.
"STc. 3 and be A. fErher enacted That nothing in
this act contained shall be construed 20 naiuraze OF
authorize the naturalization OF any members OF the
Indian tribes"
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SHOOTING AFFRAy.-i.nst evening q shooting
afrav occurred % No 100 First-aye Several Mackcr
cqe roughs catered hc lager beer saloon Olirederck
Schcfcicr at the above number, and drank u number
Of glasscs o. lager for which they refused 10 pay.
ScAclCcf remOusirnted with The gang OF rOgss when
one G. them named James Dugan. OF No. l.E East
Eeyenth.s.., made PAYS 90 Schcfrler. A scutie en-.
sued during wiio S,hcieor drew a revolver and fred
two shots one oi them taking effect In DugAna arm.
Schefcler WAS arrested by Sergeant McGHen OF the
Seventeenth Precinct Dr. sheppard was called to ut
tend the wounded man
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Crrc,no. Jsn. is-Flouf doh Wheat urchsi "a. Corn
sf4 Cisff dull H.ahwinos rniet Provision dIiL Mos
pot az Al - sweet Picked Hams actise 4 i6a - e.
Ergi.l Meats q-.d: C.u.lo. 4ua a.da's = 20 Short
Rih eli -. Packed brs >eplder 10 g. II rege' a
$40 Sd ell Loco Gfrea N-l'r nrfitr lama, la Joe.
SIDE. lllc Sloai,fr sc. Larl huu % Ut tl'le HOG
nrtvo al s9d.io pfe.sei Hos. feifs una ga, halssd
bash. Carn aSN H1-t shpment-i 800 lbh Flour ! 500
bush. Niraf oDo tn.h. Corn.
Ctxcfssarf San III DOR and Wheat unchanged Hos'
DOL rad q. Hf. i1vHr Irrr go. tiDl feLs Dies. 70
rst ary af 80. Lard; sl.ct %. 49, Nnity ~ 20
Ia hanf Go j. lsiI
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WHY NOTp

fRADwAY's READY RELIEF possesses such renarka-
be dn fsng nufr1ii-fn1 s-engthenins aper>t, sudo-
M ,uoivue and other propetes the worsi forms
disease they exist, IN the most scdy climates OF tie
world and here the poisonous malaria thick that you
nov smost cat With Kn why not cure. ~ the eress
ease Does al eyers u tho mider type IN our own
cin.te Darrhea Dysentery Fever aud Agae Bilious fe
yer Influenza &C are but the mder and weekof form, OF
tie more terrible diseases II b The worst forms o. they
eas, in the most sckly climates viii readily cure the ess
hay ua
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Drnt, Of the Hon. sohn G.. Davis.

The Hon. John G. Davis, a Representative
from Indiana IN TIE XXXId. XXXIud. XXXyth and
XXXVIih Congresses. died In Terre Hauie Ind, yes.
ierday morning Deceased was born in Fleming County
KY Oct 10 1910. lie was bred to the occupation Of a
farmer ana from less 10 1851 clerk Of the Superior
and Inferior Courts o. Parke County Ind. lie belonged
20 tie democratic party bat IN tho &XANIh Congress
voted with The AutiIocompion Democrats
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FROM ALBANY.
,rgeOPOLITAN HEALTH BILL
Contracts by the Mayor and Common
Council Of EeWrYork'
onR NEW COURTHOUSE.
Inquiry into It's Present Cost
SENATE. ALBANY. Jan. IT, leoo.
CL%'-A .-.u.prv
mus REPORTED fANUhAhLi,

Bv Mr.. ANDREWS-l" 'ii'0"" '-N
49,. ;iis-p of seneca Iaas NJ. Mt, t;n.
no VIZ 6S,nprvs-The Metropolitan Ieath D,I r.
p' 80 he salary OF The Assessor " h""''O' Az
Ina,5 ms Charter Of Plat s0DIe NiIase: ,r;,ioo,,
Sn R, Nh BAExEII-hcorio the O'y M''S''i''
and lTac fso gs amend the act relative to con
y! ~" nv t6e Mayor Aldermen ana Cohinon"N! VI
Ney-Nors N.Y. ,-orrcfD.
~. R.pyrTT-To secure navigation on the
uIelvS a. yyr-To abolish TIE office Of Auditor II
Buffalo. r,,~o- Arr,orv In Schenectady.
By MI sUIHFRLANl-Ao .o'a'V 'H' UNIV
we, nj Wcs,chcsier County. -. ..5 "a,
Rr N. X MO incorporate the toh"a anu w
asnsbnrc Railroad 90. 1,..i-o5 e,o.,,os rel.
Pr M J. s BAU-IO amend t1e 4'e'lsVu S'"'''N' Az
,.'ve to limited partnership IL, 49,, 10
a'5S a. INTO regulate taxes on lands taxed OF
,oSe taken. Tor the Croton Aqncduct purposes.
~ III. PuEsoN--For the underground runway
~ Bills INTRODUCED.
NJ wrrrr-'ro amend The charter of tiH New
" weiicpl College for Women; authorizing ths
Snarfrfeglen OF Tic ODorcaca salt Spings ~ us
oig lands belonging 10 the State for longer peioU
ll p1 ~ IrvTTo incorporate the Board Of Trustees
oftbe General Convention Of Universalisis -.
~ Pf~pS0y asked TIE unanimous consent 10 miro
5rco a bu amending tie charter OF bIooh'u ny az
1oine tie Auditor Of said city to appoint al Ass'sAI'
Auditor and Clerk.
Mr. H. G.. MUPHY objected. -. -,
TYNE FoIcER requiring County Treasures 70 give
bonds to the STATE. D--. ,,.....o,,
s9iBrEsu Point Ferry Company.
Ellis PASSED.
Mr. VIM introduced OIL providing ior tlc com
rlsdon OF unfinished business 10 the ONCE OF INC out
io-s.a OF Oaopdaga County, and by unanimous con
Tse nh f1ng compensation Of justices and Consta
llss IN Richmond County was also passed
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The yeritable Bristol bill, " widely known
a. desperate and ssfl burglar. arrested a.
Hamilton e. W. this week. where be seiourung
under tie assumed name OF Barker. III lately pro-
eced the robbery q the Gore Bank, az Gait Tor the
out a sentence.
LYMAN J. Fisher was thrown from bis stced
down steep place 20 feet iRh. and received injuries
roa Vioh be- died ol llc ih.owing day. his was al
shumla, ~. Y, on "Wednesday last,
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TEN YEARS RHEUMATISM
CURED BY RUBBING THE SYM WITH

ROBT Ely esq aged CO. has been sictsd with Rhegms-
tain for 10 years For tie past II monH he confined n
ls room perfectly helpless His limbs distorted:
swollen sud isshapen his hands cramped that he could
naher his Gl,eT open shut his hands rheu-
site pains riot al his body moving nun from ms
hel volved The most Intense suffering lie induced 70
nave his uuc rubbed hour ucrnng and g', with RAD
" iY'S READY RELIEF. The first rubbing lin ease
r successive rubbngs relieved him Of pain month
duplication Of the RELIEF and few doses OF EADhA Al
PLLs cured him. lie l. now wei sud hearty man, aud
uses the RELIEF and PILLS occa0lsiy only.
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Import. Of Canada r.ui,er and Cheese.

That American farmers may sec hOw they have
lad to compete with "Reoiprociiy;' we publish The
following table from Tt s. AJgrs MesssESer No one
we suppose, will doubt shat the balk Of this butter aud
cheese is Canadian Certainly. "the table is worth
studying"
Mr.. J. w. Hobart Master Of Transportation, hes
kindly furnished with the following table $40" ~
the amount % butter and cheese shipped IRON o. ~
TO leG5 iuclusiye--lJ WARS
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DTRING THE WAR

More lives were ssvedby the use Of RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF than from best efforts Of the medical stat We
have hundeds Of letters proving this fact We have the ev
drncc prove that in where men, by exposure 70 MA
larous swamps bottom lands rice fields, kc., used RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF; Invariably escaped sssne Is :
vers Bilious Fevers Diarrhes, Choerl rheumatism &c;
and those only who when thus seized, used the READY
KELIEE. entirely IecOEered.
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I'm PENNsYLyAXiA CoNrEsrEp ELEcrION

TIE IhNNbYLNANA CONIkoIhD ILEVIIUN
CAsE.-Tke Philadelphia hquirD Of Wednesday Las a
Washington dispatch as follows:
The Hon. G. Epson viii make a report TO the House
IN tie q week, behalf Of the Committee on
Elections giving the seat to Coroth In the Of the
Sixteenth District OF Pcnny lyania During the pend
ing contest the committee stood five 10 four. Tor
kO0ntz-ScOheld, Shcliabargor. Paine and Baxter all
Republicans. For Coiiroth--Radiord Daniels, Upson
Marshall and Mcclure three Democrats and two Re.
pubicans 1t IL hardly probable that tue House VIII
rectily the action Of the Committee although there are
many members who promised 10 vote ioi giving Con
roth DemOcra the seat because he voted for the lni
Slavery amendment OF the last session haddeus Ste
veDs saws If necessary he will examine into the matter
aud see how many men bart0rcd away their votes nt
the last session for stipulated price and who were the
parties 10 IT,"