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tho departure Of the train. G. PANDELY,
Superintendent
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILK0A D-THE
quickest from New Orleans to New York and all
Eastern and Northern cities.
rWO DAILY TRAINS leave Cairo morning and evenip 6,
arrival of trains and steamers from the South
Time frem Cairo to Chicngo-l9 hours.
:. :. Baltimore-49 hours.
:. =, Philsuelphia-50 hours.
:, New York-5S hours.
For through tickets apply office OF the Atlantic and
Mississippi Steamship .onpany l04 Common street and at
the depot the Orleans Jackson and Great Northern
' NJ HUGHITT
General Superintendent, Chicago
w. p JOHNSON,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
b. r. LONGLEY,
General Southern Agent New Orleans.
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DETER F0RsHEE,

STALLS NOS. AND st. hAay's MAREET
ships, stesmships ora s.ehEah o,st, ansypI, cd
and Ia now prepsred frrsn hs cid e5do IN.
With everything in tho pat st Its % place % us,psss
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COMPREHENSIVE.



COMPREHENSIVE.
The undersigned have formed eo2nectlen for the CoLLEC
will give prompt attention all business conaded their
ss To- s ssas
the junior partner will continue his attention to such
rs49kk1 s a'ss's'' Washington City
Washington City Feb. 10, 1866.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL ATTEND TO ALL
as vii The s and
aBs k f. sisss' ss%fs $s.heg
1 51 G9s Anew Ys hsk s GS
Hon VI L. sharLey Jackson Miss; Hon Ragdsll Hunt
F9nts Memphis, Tenn. Hon j. W. Stevenson, coyington
Washington City. Feb 10, 1906
THE UNDERMINED HAVE THIS AY
and hess @ 1 s Of e
aGd 20 Magasns street corner of Gravier lately oec uped
sass sSS
~ ''' y '''''''' ''aH'" 0s''sIs B wHEELocK,
New Orleans. March 1885, I ES { F #ASS5sx.s
THE FIRM FL I'M OF SAM, DE BOW q CO.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent A., pour
NV T. v. D Su sG&
Va the undersigned have this day formed CorARTNER
en ssf the ansn S Of GENERAL I, GROCERY
street.
". B 5gC General Partner.
SAN De Sef B6W G Psns f in Gs1ome.sum
New Orleans Feb. /, 1866.
Ely fsnsna ' s S12N 70 Ds .x
account at his old stand under the name and style Ct
New Orleans. Feb. ], 1866.
COMPREHENSIVE FIRM OF CLIFFORD,
Clifford the undersigned viii continue the General Commission
1s Ga o WALSH ISL
1 1R1z & G MShsH
COX Co. ,hs day dissolved by mutual consent.
W Il JOHNSON
New Orleans, Jan. l, 1856.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE. THIS DAY
F2S sEth sb F dESE s affs eESs
$ : i + f }PS BfsEsnH,
New Orleans, Jan. LIST, 1855
HAVING RETIRED FROM ACTIVE Busl-
NORRIS, MAULL q Co.. AND MAqLL
notary pubic the city Of Phadsph State Of pennss
MIA the 4th day of December, 1865, Mr. B. T. WALshE,
of New Orleans La holds full of attorney for the
ssSSSfkEs; ! n A5E5o { 60
In Liquidation
TIE UNDEKsIGNED HAVE THIS pay
@ 'e s o Fac
ifS + Bg I Martin,
| Of opelousas, in comnaendum.
HAVING BEEN PARTNERS IN THE House OF
Butts the patronage heretofore extended that firm
EDMHND f. MAkTTiN
WI interest in our house from January lst 1850:
CREEVY, MCPHERSON Cos
New Orleans, Jan Is, 1866.
CoPARTNERsHIP- MIR. HERMAN MEApER
esed II the business 195q this date The style of the firm viii
of s ss qua f'
supply customers at the shortest notice. and on the
Corner Nnmon and Carendeletsr
New Orleans, Oct. 2, 1865
V.FgE COPARTNEKsH1IPE EXISTING BErwEE
and se a. nf S Wr m h city, she S as
mutual consent dissolved on the 18th of May 1861. Either
the partners will attend to the liquidation of It's affairs
JAS. A. WHITE. '-''
New Orleans, 23d June, 1855.
rT,HE UNDERsrGNED WILL Cor. r1NUE tn
l. business of the late frn OF Montgomery & White on
own account JAMES A WHITE,
4 l58 Common street.
New Orleans, 23d June, 1885.
~ mutual consent is this day dissolved j.. G. GooDRIC
will attend to the liquidation of the affairs of the late hr
wv ~ o'-''''- GOODRICH CO., in Liquidation.
3 New Orleans Sept 20, 1865
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DR. G.. w. DERMEYER-
NO. So PRYTAEIA STREET,
BETWEEN ITALIA ANT AELroME.1

BETWEEN ITALIA AsLroMEsE.
ID EMOvAIs-DR BERrAELOF HAS RsHGVED
II his Office from S8i CANAL 4sS.st to the opposite
side Of the street.-the lWbetwssn baRoNNE ana DRY.
AIDES Hours for special consultation from u to P.
xy- Dr. b. ususl gives special attention 70 all srsGL
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MEDICAL.
A CROWN OF GLORY.

EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD WHO HAS USED
sTERLING's AMBROsIA
Is willing to recommend It, Three years Of rapidly increasing
sale have made the Ambrosa famous all over the world
1t Warranted to Please.
II cures Itching Of the Head.
1t makes New Hair grow Bald Heads.
It prevents the Hair from Falling Out.
1t renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Cleans the Scalp Goods the Heated Brow Removes Dan
du Cures Nervous Headache Badness nsures Lux
urant Locks Inclnes Hair Curl supersedes wigs Kills
Hair Eaters; Good effect apparent at
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambrosia will suit you T, Elegantly put up Deli
caey Peumed Patronzed by Opera Singers and Actresses
Sold in splendid boxes carons containing two large bses
No. 2 for morning. No for evening.
There Is no Mistake About it,
sTERLINGs AMBRosIA is the best most agreeable and
effective toilet in the world To prove this, try catron
Sold by Druggists,
steriing's A mbrosia misunderstanding Company
a15 FULTON STREET. NEW YORK.
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ACTE

ifoUEyOYANT AU TRACE DEs MEdBREs DIES JUR1s
DAMS LES PAR0IssEs DE sT-MARrIN EFT DE YER
MILLION
SECTION l. lie senat ct Ia chambre des repre-.
sentants de lEtat de la Louisiana, reanis en- assem-
bl6e generate, decretent Dams les trente jours,
au moins, qui precederout la session los juris de
chacune des cours de district dams les deux pa.
roisses sus-mentonnees. Ell aussi solvent quill lie
sera necessaire, comule il est pourvn Giapres lie
iuge lie sheriff lie grefier de Ia de district ct
lie recorder de la parusse, ASSISTS de tres francs
tepanciers Sc reuuiront dals Ia maaon de cOur de
leur paroisse respective, ct choisront, parmi les
MONS Inserts au tablcau de i'assessemcnt ponr la
paroisse Vermillion cent-c.uquante aecteurs ayant
I due quate ct pour Ia paroisse St-Martin I'm NOM
ybre de deux-cent cinquante ayant Qualities eGaes,
Ssue Ia loi n'exempte pas aes fonetious de Jpre !;
~ en- dresseront une iiste QQi sera opposes dams
GLE CRETE de 10 cour de district.
Pal EEc. e. Decretent de plus; Les suSdits officers
IN francstenancers dcSront fare ecrire sur des
Reauletns separes de grandeur uniforme, lie nom dc
Nhscnne des personnes choisies de Il maniere ndi.
heT Sc ci-dessus, ct portees sur la ste ces bulle
Ains seront Opposes dams tine boite, speelalemen'
VIII. stin6e Get efet ct apres aVQsr cite ben ct du
tenent maGs, Pun de ces OFFICERS, aous la direction
jories autres ct en- presence des francs tenancers
on retirera quarante-huit bulletins au moins; ~
the " ct mesure du tirage dc chaque nom, le gref
frener rinscrira ct deposera lie Bulletin tire dams UNI
mot,o1te particuliere.
A SEC. 3. Decretent de Plus: La !iste des juri
senarmee de la susdite maniere sera enregistree,
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FINANCIAL.

JAMES l.. GLENN
AGENT FOB SAWYER, WALLACE CO.,
New York,
VIII make cash advances Consgnments to them in New
York. and 70 car friends in London, Liverpool An.yep
and Bremen.
Office 81 Carondelet street. New Orleans.
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GIVE IT A TRIAL.

GIVE IT A TRIAL.
Price so cents Aud ~ per bottle.
DR. r. KNtGBIs, prcRrietor, helrose, Massachusetts,
DEnAs, BARNES CO., New York
Barnes, WARD L co., New Orleans.
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Observation-Disclosures.

UNDER THE GENERAL MINING
LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA
10000 SHARES AT $40 PER SHARE.
FOR WORKING CAPITAL. ................5,0oO SHARES
FOR CONTINGENT FUND. 500 SHARES
President-NICHOLAs SCHNEIDER, Pitsburg
Observation-Disclosures SEIBERT,
secretary-CHRrsTTAN sEIBERT,
Superintendent of the Mnes-LoRENZ HOFFMAN,
Webster, Penn.
General Business Superintendent. BOSWELL PHIL
LIPS Philadelphia
Nicholas Schneider Christian seibert,
T. Boswell Phillips, Charles Seibert,
Lerenz Hoffman. Joseph Reymann.
Philip Eichenaub, Joseph Sebert
Jocob Dressed.
ONCE, 50 Water st., PIttsburg, Pa.
CAYCE, BEARD Il CO., 81 SOUTH COURT ST.,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
Agents for the Southern States.
j. G. HUEY, sR., SO hatcher street,
New Orleans Agent
Of whom all further be obtained
n A. MILTENBEKGER.
Coal Commission Merchant.
81 CAMP STREET,
New or'ssns-
uAsAM a. POOLEY,
THoMAs HAsAM, J. c. PsoLED
Florida Yellow Pine Lumber Yard.
Corner of Julia and Cedar Streets
NEW BASIN, NEW ORLEANS.
Hx- Box No 95 Mechauics' Exchange, Masonic Hall.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, ETC.
TOHN M. GOULD. AGENT
BOOTS AND SHOES AT WHOLESALE,
No. Magazine Street,
NEW ORLEANS
| A TIKRELL a. CO..
a. TIRRELL, F. P. MARTINEz)
Successors to Tirrsl L Bstes.>
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers
BOOTS AND SHOES
/ No. 0 Magazine street,
BETWEEN CANAL AND COMMON STREETS.
AIDES AND GENTLEMEN's
BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY
: Have always Oh hand
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
Ladies' Dreu. and Walking shoes,
GENTS BOOTS AND SHOES;
| Also
UHILDREN's SHOES OF ALL KINDS.
THEATRICAL SHOES, of all descriptions made to OFT
A. sTIEwEL's 1853 Canal Street,
Next duo, to D q. Holms
IT BARTEAS,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No, 1857 Common street,
rs Between Carondelet and st. Charles streetsJ
.R- New Orleans.
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MACHIN cry.

N q. MCCAIN ...
~. IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER,
FULTON, LEvEE, FoTRE DANE AND JULIA STREETS
New Orleans
OMce-13S Fulton street.
Has hand all times and second hand machinery
s. eamboats, Saw Mills and sugar Plantations.
Particular and prompt attention paid to Steamship and
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MARSH 81 CO.,
JOHN G. MARSH, PRESTON W. EYRE, WILLIS A
STEWART)
Manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS,
BRASS and IRON CASTINGS for steamboat and plantation
USE building All kinds of blacksmithng done at the
Particular attention given repairing steam
boat and plantation machinery.
NO. 256 NEW LEvEE STREET,
Between Delord and Gaienne streets, New Orleans.
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DR.. Samuel Gllbert's Preparations.
DR. SAMUEL GILBERT, celebrated as having had for
the last twenty i've years, in the treatment OF
CHRONIC DISEASES,
the most lucrative Medical Practice the South has at last
of his most esteemed remedies to be
prepared sold proprietary medicines This resolution
engendeed the repeated solicitations of those who
have experienced benefit Of his remarkable profession
Skill by the mpossbty of giving especial attention to
applications made to him for prescriptions
by whose pecuniay circumstances Or business habits
preclude the possibility of applying in person to him
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. 2DS Girod street, New Orleans
JOHN GEDDES-JOS. A. SHAKSPEARE-s sWOOPt
Geddes, Shakespeare d Co.,
Iron and Brass Machnsts manufacture
variety of Steam Engines, Sugar Mills, Draining Machines
Gin Gearing, Crate Bars Store Fronts, Columns
Sash Weights, etc. Blacksmith Work of all kinds.
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M U SIC AL.

txteenth Sunday Concert as Stolnwav Hall.
spartan band Of devotees 70 muse bsaved tho
siush, and siect last evening and INVADED" their
way 70 Harrsons sixteenth sacred Il Steinwsy
Hall They well repaid, however. for tho orches-
trail and solo pieces were attractive and artists
scd themselves TO the utmost 10 render thsm
fully. wcbers ever welcome. pastoral, cheerful
graceful overture 70 Euryanthe; the a~daak 70
Schubert's symphony IN G, one Of those
movements which combine beauty with simplicity
the fnsi to wagner's Lohcngrin Of his happiest
IDEAS the overture to srsdella the sAvso from Mid
summer Nights Dream, and William Toll, formed the
orchestral selections Mr. Chandon. . basso from
aysnt tho water made his debut In a solo from the
Magic Flute. His voice, although manifestly suffering
from the baiefu influence Of this weather showed power
and cultivation enough 70 sntitis him 70 the applause
which he received We have NOT heard Madame Johann
sen sing bettsr for long time past than In Tho Frc
schultz and waltz songs last night Her voice displayed
much of its old power and sweetness aud her admirable
management Of called forth weh deserved encore.
Mr. Boccklemann, tho pianist possesses good deal Of
merit in execution and dramatic expression, oven " the
latter he Of tho violent order His fault lies prinei
pally In sraning after effect and crnggersting every
Thing Thus he make Lisxt ridiculous character BY
attempting render his compositions with tho most
violent contrasts and aiming after the imposibty Of
outdonE that rssclbe work passion and ychemence.
He ia caricaiurist instead Of painter In music n he
would only restrain himself and moderate hrs style, he
would be an excellent pianist. In this popular ball the
following concerts viii he given this week TO night,
Mr. Morgan, the renowned organist, viii give benefit
eoncor, Al which score Of the best artists
IN. Cer,t,sn Choir With Master Richard Coker'
will appear secular for the first time English
gecs and madrigals being the principal attractions
Thursday Mr. Kennedy the scottieh balladis will ap.
pear for the last time. and Friday Madame vsran
Hoffman, the Distinguished soprano Will sing At the
seventy first regiment concert Each week increases
the attractions 81 stenwny Hail. and matinee and con
cef each other rapid succession
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CITY MrELLIGRHCx.

SxwHoYs' CoScxRr- quartetts concert. i'm behsr Of
tho Nowsboys Lodging House. located NJ No l2s Fulton
street. announced 10 take place this ondAy evening
eight O'clock at the Middle Dutch church. corner Of
Fourth street and Lafayette place. An appeal ID made
the char,aby disposed 10 participate IN praise
worthy and lsndable an object "a is desired rive
material assistance To the home OF the boys who
such active dseminators OF tho daily newspAer and
10 provide thcm with winter clothing and Diner com
forts. t
SOUTHERN oRrHAss' RELIEr socirry "A COMMITTEES Of
two Of the lady officers OF the Southern Orphans Relief
Association arc now In ,his city. soliciting AID in behalf
OF said society," and make appeal ths citi-
zens Of New York to give something from thor sbun
dance To the hercayod and destitute little OF tho
South They not cholc. donations Anything
viii be most gratefully received aud thankfully sc-
knomisdsed.m money land stock provisions clothing.
orphans win be reopened in Music Hall baltimore,
tho 10th OF December, instant, whore the managers
wouid be most happy 10 meet and welcome thor Nov
York friends. The committee be seen until We'd
nesday, the 10th instant. at the 81 Nicholas Hotel
TnR sArscEanusp This organization II composed Of
six German vocal or singing societies. numbering in all
about three hundred vocaiists who intend 10
splendid hall Yesterday they heida conveuto on al the
Germania Assembly Rooms when tho rules and rcaus-
tons under which they intend To operate submitted
by committee and after reading wero adopted by the
convention To create building fund three thousand
shares viii be issued Of tl0 each Tbs saengerbund
composed Of the following named societies Aemana,
Germania Schlerbund, Social Reform Liederafei Hud.
son Maennerchor and Lorelei.
TIN HoxK ORruAxs op sorpiRrs sAuoRs
The Fair for the establishment OF homs for the orphans
Of deceased soldiers and sailors opened asr Monday at
tho Union General Rooms corner Of Broadway and
Twenty third street. and will continue In operation until
the I'D inst The object for which this fair being held
Is moot worthy one and is to be hoped that the pro
ceeds viii materially aid In providing permanent aud
comfortable homo for tho orphans Of our deceased
heroes.
SUDDEN DxArH-A named Elizabeth schott,
aged twehtynne years. called at tho Twenty second pre-
clnct station house Saturday evening for lodging
She was taken suddenly sick aud conveyed 10 tho
Bellevue Hospital, where she died yesterday morning
HIuBwAr RonprnY, Last evening . man named Henry
Allison. while passing down West Houston street. and
whom near Hammersy square. was attacked by
gang or thieves who infest that neigh borhood who
knocked him down and robbed him OF 81, 100 In money
Several citizens, hearing his call for aid, to hs
assistance but tho assailants all succeeded IN making
good their escape One Of them ny alley aud
secreted himself In n rear house.
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NEWS FROM CHICAGO.

Molly Trms.eii Sentenced TO One Years fm-
pri.onmenf- Fire ON the Prsiric.. &c.
Cnfcsao Dec. 10, 1900
Tho trial OF Noble Trueil for the murder Of George
russell sndcd iast night In verdict Of guilty Of
slaughter. Sentence years imprisonment The
District Attorney only claimed verdict Of msnsiaugh
tor The trial generally considered al farce Tho
prisoner appeared 10 court Ia deep mourning, and Shed
tears pentifuIy.
Ths iurid glare tho southern heavens last evening
excited apprehension that q destructive Ore was
raging the southern section OF the city Tho alarm
was rung and the rire Department proceeded 70 the
city limit, when ~ found thai the prairiss In the
neshborhood Of coiume' we're burning without danger
70 life far ~ heard from.
nre Ia North Division street last evening destroyed
singers packing hoasc, with the oil refinery and soap
factory al onlns four thousand 81 belong
Ing 10 Nessrs HoIhrook A Parker Total loss go 900
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c a N a D a .
SPECIAL rtlfcsAn 10 INC Mallp.

CONVOY ia the Cunsra steamers riiitsr,
Movements, Ar.
M0srrrAL. &. ". Dee. TO- 1900
Two British gunbosy lot QueDcc la, nishi hsvin {
received orders from Governor hlshel to a
voy 20 The Oansrd steamer.
Tue troops At swseubufg have been reinforced BY .
regiment Of volunteers, and company Of pocsmsa.
his tho intention o. the government 10 station mill
tsry tho frOni'r s. Abass IN consequences
o. ihs military preparations nov being made b. the
Fcnns under Roberts Tor the Invsson % the province
large quantity Of military stores arrived here res
terday by The Grand Trunk Railroad from Qgeb@o.
asing d i've heavy runs smbulsncs Wagons san car
Tsges aud fourteen csseN Of breach losdsrs
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say YnArnsco Dec. Is 1890
Hawaiian sdvces from the sandwich Islands, dated
November g. says the ship Joe Davis with two hundred
barrels ~ oil and four hundred pounds u bone, and
Janes Murray with two hundred barrels of OF and
twelve thousand pounds of bone had arrived FROM the
Arctic Ocean On the 18th ult
Henry Rouse, Who represents tho lmericsn diplo.
matte interest near the Hawaiian government during the
temporary absence u Minister hcOok Ia Fan Francisco
and . A wosdh0uss Consul General and Commits.
sonsr Tor Britain ~ the ssndwlcb lsands srnved
in Honolulu November "a
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neutrality-suspicious.
Herald.
~F
The King OF Italy on the Indepen-
dence Of the Pope.
->~~~-->~~>~~>~~->~~>-
RUSSIAN REFORM In POLAND.
JAMES STEPHENS SAID TO Be ARRESTED.
&c. &c. DO.
RUSSIAN REFORM In POLAND.
JAMES STEPHENS SAID TO Be ARRESTED
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE AsRALs


Kins victor Emnnsel's speech ON the Roman
Qscstion-Ths Pope Independents.
FLoxEScx, Dec. TO- 1853.
The italian Parliament has assembled and the session
boon opened by u royal speech In his address TO the
Legislature King Victor Emanuel sayethat be will, as
ulcr OF Kingdom Of Italy respect the nvolabiity Of
the PontGcal territory
His Majesty as exponent OF the national will, added
chat he wished his Holiness, Pope Plus TX to remain in
dependent in Rome
Nstionni JOY. Liberty. Cancellation and n
Glorious Future.
FLORENCE, Dec. Is, 1866
The King Of Italy opened the National Parliament on
Saturday.
In his speech he wished Italy Joy Of the freedom
che had gained He said that France, faithful TO her
promises, had Withdrawn from Rome. and that the
best understanding existed between Italy and Napoleon
He declared that he would respect the territory OF tn
Hapal States Ho hoped that the moderation Of the
italian people and the wisdom OF the Pope, and spirit
Or Cancellation both sides, would remove all differ
snces said It was his tat the Pope should
main independent In Rome.
The King concluded by referring TO the great and
glorious future Italy had before her. and declared that
she must, bg every means develop her resources to
schisve her position a great nation.
! Tho speech Of tho King well received BY the
members OF the Parliament
TAs Kings Envoy Received "Auspiciously''
by tho Pope.
FLORENCE, Dec. 10, 1866.
Tho now Envoy OF the italian. government to Rome
6ignor Toreil who was appointed In place Of vezezz
when tho later resigned that mission has been received
~ Rome by his Holiness the Pope.
LTta,ia says sdoraly, that strong hopes are enter
Aained that the important mission OF Signor Torell
paving begun 90 auspiciously, will have favorable
ssesdlt
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tho services u the Ohusch 10 already IL state d
hopeless disorganisson The deserving a. ne rate
Of 1--WE, ten and twenty day, and the officers
thoroughly Disguised and sshamcd at the position in
which they placedcut dead by the French officers
and regarded in the light Of steriopes by their brethren
The certain absorption Of Rome BY tho Italian govern
the foreign protectors Of the Vatican
withdraw
Plus X will be wise, and wise In time II before then
he should make that frank concession 10 thing tenn
p0ral which Italians demand.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QusESsrows Dec 10, 1855
ne steamship Africa which left Boston December 8,
ssushsd this port to-day and subsequently, proceeded
- her voyage 70 Liverpool
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DEATH Or JUDGE sllAs MORRIS cocaSls.

BALTIMORE, Dec TO- 1914.
Judge Sas Morris Cochran, Associate Justice Court ~
Appeals Maryland died hero this morning after brief
Illness He n native OF Windham, New Hampshire,
removed hero years since. and elected In 1900
10 the bench Tor the term OF fifteen years. Tho
stitution gives the Governor the appointment 81
csssor until next general election
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fscnf fseM lla

Ifsusssu, Do.. ~, isS
To men, named Alexander Piummsr and James
Fafbes. aGdsr ssb,snss q death for the murder Of
LEONARD Moss, made .r ssaps from The s " resdle-
ton oosufy gy, a. rsAmosth yesterday norn "a bsfose
daylight me prisoner we're siaed BY outside Ssrtis.
VINO drilled hole tbroxh the ws a The JAIL snd pstsi
keys . them sbich hsy ufss 10 ssiusg s1t a uer
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rrsRs F~r.rsgssb "a vss ssrrrr ~ rswvp
grarra -rHAsss RssAcI - coussp1assst ~ ~. Blsss
fora fov.rai ssya ~T.s rntsf ets@s stesnsr Rssses
ssAsd from this rors sDus too mSsins since for Han
Ifscfsoo, sn1 has rsrs bs@n fegorsd ~ heard ffpw
YEAR q her hssing bset ~resf are snsssinsf hers
10 srrsi rrcisa shs v report 70 tue sti~f eng.
rss a ,an yafd fsxsriss -. pfepsiisS esgssitr 40
Tie ssIti saer ~ Der tsaatl5srr.