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EROM THE WESTERN PLAINS.
Indian War Excttr1nrtt-The St"ux an
the War Pn,h-1U.ODO Hottie Sava.
Eeb Com mencin:. aEnt gu ihe Nbite.-
pkcQaLIQt* hirralT cQmluilicd.

the War Pash-lU,O0O Ho,tttc Savu.
gcs com u'meHciu:. aEnt gu ihe Whites
cdaIJonx ntrcadv comtu1lted.
LEAyESWoRrH. ksnea., June 13-Kenorts j1.t
n Cclyed from 'sEnser and the .od fe.ons. Say the
most r10us apprehension. are fet There and upon
the great overland route, as the Indian h1u. aE-
fempled Ut Fosi LARAMIE ut the pe1c. tteaty hayc
OF GOO sioux we're IN lhe vicinity OF McPbes-on+
ana had pasetd there. well mined snd Wih plsn'J
Of ammunition. Which they obtained while At the
pe4ce council at Fort Laramie.
Upon be LIlle Blue. thirty miles west Of this
place, bald Of Che.enn.s have been murt ring
setiera. tettt t1re to ,h.ir houses, sealsu. AMI
running of their cattle. The tnnanttantt are aoan.
the .iFvf te' Elements Toe whole region bstEeeu
the KANSAS ard Pla'ef ureau1 With hostile oand.,
Who ne row ass1mrg the Offensive.
Another la1sc part, Of sioux have made the{r ap-
ptasapcs above Cottonwood.
The puunotr IN BIZ nano. DOW on the rampage IL
1alhe1ed tn.m ali % as 10 perfect the!t plans.
Uenredat1on- haVe alre ,dy n1mcnced- Band- OF
sloux and ClA3 euuef have Attackeo and killed
whites on fbe Pl.lns since heir return firm Ltra-
m!e Unless large torca Is at once rent o the
frontier. there will be i Vast amount 0l suffering,
mo many lives 1osl. The danger + great and
cau.es 1mmtn*e excitement among ths frontier
81. LOUIS, duly II -Adrlces to the e:th tso the
scene Of tRe Indian uIf1cnlty on s6e ltue Hiue
por1 that The sayasea killed man n1n1ed Cad veil
on the adth. at the hartows, and captured rome
borees Cher parties Fere chss ed into he s'at.ou.
aua he oyetiuLd .lHge had etopped TO wli, for
the Indians secms TO he stealing rsiher thin 1o1r-
oerino thoueh the 1a,ter + Omen reeor,ea u in Or
der 10 effect thc former. TrUops have been ordered
to The ecene Of the troublss.
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. f,rs Of ihe regiments were displayed. and the
scene wa one OF great interest. This afternoon,
O., ersl oeu rasp will vl:i the Navy Yard BanRes
n!li MouuueDt, Fsrvard College: sad o'osr places
OF lpterr<f On Muuday 'nerr wilt Be rrina re-
ceplton h Fanne11 q HaIl and on fhn1sdsJ he sill
I 'ake bta departure toz Hanover. N. H.. pa@s!ng
| through Lo 'ci1 Gen. sherman 9oeA to SaV
! Hamp-h,te 10 attend the commencement ot Dart
i fanf Il "a
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ME4rl1s. Tenn. July 1I-John tireenIow, who
shot Taylor night beior: last. IN 1ael, has been
arrested End committed 10 fsil 10 await the fctult
cfT9ylols wounds, who, 1t l. thought. cannot 1--we
the day out.
buslless Is ve1y light on the tesee. The river ls
falling
Markets ara dull and nomfnaDJ unchanged since
latt report
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AAHUV'E r.,

, Up to the last adriccs from Europe, the
was enormously with Prussia in
the war now raging in Europe. On the 18th
Of juno, the Pru1sfans captured the cnt1re
Hanovertau contingent to the Austrian side
Of Inc quarrel, numbering 1900 men, with
all their arms and mnnitious. The Prussiaas
Ind previously captured all the Notifications
in Hanover. with their garrisons. The total
number Of prisoners taken bY the Prussians
amounts 10 1900 men. Every foot Of the
Kingdom Of Hanover is now in the possession
Of Prussia, with all its resources. The Hano-
vcrian contingent of q, 900 men to the Fed
esal army constituted The main part o, the
Tenth Army Corps. 1t is now wiped out,
and Austria must supply Its place as best she
can.
The Kingdom Of Hanover contains Is, 900
square miles Of area, and about :, OK, ,0o of
inbnbitnuts. 1t Is bounded On the north by
the German Ocean, and Is nearly surrounded
on three sides BY Prussian territory. It Is
separated into three portions by Brunswick
and O1denburg, which look on the map like
islands in lakc-Hanover being the latter.
All thee are now in effect annexed to Prus-
sia, adding to her ares a0,0oo square miles,
and 5000, 600 population, and this has been
accomplished almost without firing gun or
shedding drop OF blood. This proves that
the i,rople Of Hanover, 01denburg and Bruns-
wick feel little or no hostility towards their
Prussian nelgnbors, aud do not really object
to beng Incorporated with that powerful
Protestant nation. The people of Han
over are almost all Protestants,
and Of the Lutheran persuasion which Is
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FROM BUSTUN.

General Sherman at the IS IE0b,s-A
EurdIal Wcycome-Grand Reception
ON N1ondny.
Bosgoy, July 14-Geocral ". T. Sherman wss
formally received this forenoon at the ttIy Hali.
,he mcn bez- Of the city Government aud large
nnmne: oil citizens un1ung to give him 4 ~el-
come. ohon speeches we're made, aud bann at
mustc was In attendance. Great
chs esing and gencEal satisfaction ptevailed
Al ure o'clock, the General proceeded TO the >iate
Houte shete he "as received by Hovsrnor Bullock,
aud warmly aclcomed 10 The hosp,taut1es Of The
old Bay stHts. r.
several otleess OF TIE Second and Thfrty-tht1d
Massachusetts Regiments, which weza in ohet.
mans lrm> on taeiE march to the sea, were hern Ia
greet fhe,r old comusuder. AmooE them wer q
r = well. Tne hatu Z
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SECURING Of faEooI-Great Production In
WetgbE-The Next state Falr-The

SrR1SGF1E1D, ,111-,Jnly 14.-Thc great wool scour-
1pp operation under the auspices oil the Srate Agri
eultur4 Society Nas brought close ast evening.
some rweny decces vert secured. weighing on an
tcoured they averaged but ST pounds, losing Just
tWo-thtEds. The Investigator. which WIS conduct
ed By three of the most In,elhaent farmers Of the
S,ate developed the fact that the Colswold breed
10: e. least tn the watcf. The decl'ion Of the COM
mit,fe az 10 the qualify Of the wool and the sue
cesstnl coIupet1tor., will be announced at the Ssac
Fair IN Cn1eago in september next.
A. B. Mcconnell aud John F. Reynolds. Esq :,
President and Secretary Of the State Ag1cult usal
Society le1 This ctY yesterday afternoon for your
ely ID traneAet rome buElness having reference 10
The nc1t STATE Fair.
The Governor and family left this morning tot
Ferry Spr3nEr.
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/
| ed for the MORROW with the dull sense that
the work OF years had been ruined, and that
all that they possessed on earth had been
swept away.
FRUM WASHINGTON.
Especial Despatch to the Chlcscp Trihuns-J
WAsu1sorox, July H.
MISSISSIPPI RIVER BRIDGE nuL
The Mississippi River Bridge Bill, passed BY the
House this afternoon, gave r,se to one Of the sharp
est parliamentary dgh,s Of the SESSION. A. |,
originally stood. 1t merely authorized brfige al
Qui1cy. Amendments yreee made urnyiotng for
bridges ut Hannibal, Keokuk, Dubuque, La ccrosse
and W.noua. These gage 'be measure such q
character that It was difficult to- make much head
way sRstnstlt. The contest, therefore, was On IN
anenotnent, making the Clinton bndge postnl
route, IN other words, leeai1z1rc 1t. There was
ae1oDg interest here in favor Of this propo fIou,
and nothing but tbe energy and rnV1neibie deter
mlnalion Of Nj. Wathburne prevented 1t from being
earned. The struggle was long, noisy md ex.
citing, but at the end, Mr. Washhr1ne cane out
triumphant, and defeated the Clinton project BY
two metonty. The SIX bt7dges authorized. mu%t
eacn be one hundred and el1fy feet span. The bill
has aLeaoy passed the Senate. Whether The
amendments authorizing httdges at osnez points
besides Quincy will be agreed 10, remains to be
seen.
REJECTED.
The Senate yesterday rejected the nomination Of
Rthsrd j. Howard to be Surveyor Of Customs for
st. louis. John W. Stewart to be Internal Revenue
Collector ot the second 10 Va Distinct
Tue BANKRUPT BILL
has been assigned for consideration In the Senate
On nonaay. ont tnefe eeems ansolu'e'y no psoo-
ability That 1t will pass at The present session.
VTTEHE4T ny STATE c1Atxq-
1beee,.,. E.r,ncs r,,,-,tt, 90 ~, .,,,.s >, ~.
n. u1,. .S1,..s eo"'es .au. - aSiesa ="
pofA ou pfoslo1ns tnae ntetesl eohlt ne
computed and paid to each State In
all It's claims for uoneya expeuded
by sucb Stale for The nae and hener of +hr Un,ted
o ~ at' ~. ase u1o petsa. y. 'ae ou,.ea
states' tor The pabl'c military defence, according
10 the following fules, viz: First. The principal
,prR on which interest shall be committed shall be
tknse vh,ch heio,n sncb eomnui,rnn hsv. b.on
s.ss =. e..a nass ossu
pa'o OF pa:feo tne efedif OF snea staie secohd.
interest shall be allowed on thoae sums only on
which the Sipte e,,hc, pald interest or lost
hy ,ne ,ran.rer NJ An In,.re.s ne.r,n f,,nd Tb;|d
II ehsIl be calculated up to the time OF any pay
meDt made, which payment shall be hrat applied 10
The inter- st. ard II 1t eha exceed the interest due
tnc h.,a- 40 .t.I, he ,,rt,aa N a,,,,.h ~, ,,..
ns, hn. ~ :, ts,s .he.r ~ ~ ...a.s. 'n ~ 49,
balance OF interest shall not be added 10 the pfinc
pa1 20 "a 10 hear interest.
cu,C.nn .earsson
Annonneemeat was oneia19 made 1nfa morning
o! the confirmation OF Col. II. r. ". Wallace as
Assessor al Cbfeaco: but If sppears th,a va.
mi. tnkr fIns, act,on mt yernay,n1 heen ,aken bv
:. - ' .' "'' A ~. ~ t4"'1AR We'll '1@en "
the senate On Dis nomination.
INTERNAL. nxgEsUE
Internal revenue receipts for the week ending TO-
day were ss1;9,77Io6, mskire IN arrreeate s1nee
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FROM BtsWLlNt; GREEN.

DIserAcefu1 $crIer al mn EKecunton-A
Mnb tf Nesr4e~ al,0eneu by 11H1iits-
WUuhds d ON Both Sluc>-!rrlI1surT IN.
feFteFeAces
BOWLING t;nEEy. E5 July la the hanging
OF George Sheridan, the n-cro who ~ CHARGED
with nuttenn. ratr1ck Donovan. ya.t rIay. =
mot dt 2rscxIm Gene look place. sheridan p:o-
fesreu hl~ innocence 10 tie List. unl mAny think
his hanging altogether nnJu tdahl. tbe ev dence
which he was convicted was entirely cfrcuaa: tan
tal~ and nos very strong n that. by the huu.llug
OF the sheriff. the negro WIS stranyled nrtEg 'w -n
ty minutes In dy1o-- uaoh OF ne.rne. threlFeucd
to .rsene fhrt: companion, nnl a uo~ Of bnliiea
surrounded him. deretmined he ,onld ne hung.
spa,r:d ot; ano' nsr wa shot In tina Leg aud Que
wn1te r1an VA s'shoed+ 4 most -er1ou. rtnt WIS
threatened, bat va fortunately arrested bY the
timely afIiYat Of .ntft d atafea eet,nI1ra . -
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vastly from those Of the loyal people Of this
country. Time and events will develop this
A{tfn rnnnn
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CNuIeAt Settled

PHILADELPHIA, Jn1y 1L-JudQr Allison decided
thl- morning thar Msius ". 7. Weaver, Democrat,
waa IL gniiy eeGled Llls Conmlsk lon.r over John
Gisens. Republican. 1t The election last October.
by military msicr!y.
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Total Se1f. tpctrd1nx hTf rotk 500
Caculatn1 10 ID cog. equal 70 kha meat
o9..-............-... -. -...s9.?s1 h1Gs
So that The redu c'on Of wt:Ser cured VI Ill
ktr IN nr Y-ss Days hA4 been alQ1a1s3 eqnal
TO tne meat OF 81 sE9 hoes.
1hE stock OF winter tafi2 ia s9 tca md 80 brs.
Asa1z las6 tcs JIG nFls. Msv II h. Stoos san-
mer lard IL SIS tes. Grease Of Ill kinds about Io
pActast1.
Thr . ock OF .uuamer packing crred and curing ~:
1a Ito dtJ sait shoulders. s9t too sidfs ta11
pickle. 50 brs msas pol oo ba extEA pst!nf
ITS nfs primo nes*. ro.al cut ule. H. f9Ntoo ~;
10 the nest Of j xs3 huys- The nunbsF Of no!s -
ported BY packers u pack.d since may lst u ll+@
besd. .,.s1v
The abov statement Il compiled on nxurss ain tss
r1snIsheo rs by hold<es and packxt, md Wo peio''
II u correct n1d comp&ctcs
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NEW YoRk, July 1.-THE tonsm<re1drs money
atncle says money Is less IN desnaur. bn !. by no
NC trs over ahun1a1s. Tall Oans fluve mostly 1t
per cent WITH exceptions ~ Id16 pr cent. DIS
coz 's Ere ucll- The Fate Tor prime name. h'tns.
6ta7 per cent Go'd continues dtsn though COM
fs'e On loaps shou, Sat. In The stock market she
chief activity te IN Ktadlug. MICH ~outherH md
Norrh~erterp. The mi-ceitaneous H-l i. huiet
For Ign exchange ponlluat 1t the closing ra,ts nf
yest. rusy. hauker't GO asys being quoted 1o9D
109A.
and II tEan- sct1on ara ltul.ed. The leading rlI1
10 UNCHANGED. The loan n 4lklt Is a"u1dlnily snp-
Eli, d with Idle c1pl'at offered al 3feG p.r ceut.
the rTe4sury u'xt week. The stock nafk-t I. quiet
hut dtn. Gov ruments slea'Y- safe stocks ac-
tive Railroad bonds s'ronx. aud nank shares
quiet. Railroad sh; res In active tenanh. espc-
c,ally Northva=tern, leading. ola Southern, lnd
Ere. Arer the Board, New York Ceu'ral clo:ed NJ
ErI.
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FROM NEW YORK.


NEW Yonk- July 1L-Much Excitement exists In
financial circles cansed br nlleevd frauI. IN con-
neetio1 WITH the Sosth Rlver Bank, Of uchnkrn.
1t Il taId worthless noses, binds, slocKs, &C.,
hAye been ta*eu 10 tho '.Ink aDu depositrd- tor
received. W, these cert,dca,e- or depo.i. pur-
cha.es ha"e bpen made or real e,.ale. mefchandi~e
&c In the city aud various pa-'s Of Inc c.uutry-
q orao ". Ch.dutck, Who ls ruppose, 10 10 VICE
President uf Tue nauk, hss psen .rfe.tsd unf COM
rnitt d. samuel Jat tsou ~as aiso arrested Is an
nr~1rnn,fr+
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POPULATION. trr, or AUSTRIA
Population of An.insn Empire. 0l9, ,o5s
drPa OF ter1tloTy In Austria0 square miles 1l,+5a
Average popntaitoD 10 each square mit.. 3,1A
HeveDue Of Au.trian Empire 1865 -. ..E5l.
Expcuditule Of Austrian Empt,e 1S65... 6sssSo SD
TIE AUSTRIAN MERCHANT MAniNE-
Number OF vessels. s......................... a,8f3
Topnaec.. ....... 80. 3J1, ,s78
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FROM MILWAUKEE,
E8Otteat Day-Spnstrake.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tztoune.1

MILWAUKEE, july Il.
Yesterday Is seId to have been the hotties, day
Known here for twenty year, the Thermometer
1es G m 'p le sa "
whom. Iabottrs. named Leonard Oed and James
Schultz, Of the SIKH Ward, we're fat.l.
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4. ". Randall TOR r. NJ. General.
WAru1No1oS, July II The Pteeid nj 1u1s after
ppon nominated to The ,crs'e A. " .RauaRtt,uo@
rrt as.stan', to be Postmaster Gem sal p7ee Dan
nieon II signed. No other Frslgn-t1op OF cabinet
ofI1cere bad peen received BY the President up 10
, 1866-07-16

Warm Weather Mt Cairo.
'Aruo III Julv I4-Tne thermome etef sto Cd
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TIE RESUUKCES OF GER
MANY.
The Armament Of Austria and
Prussia.
POPULATION AND STRENGTH OF
THE GERMAN STATES.


ARMY OF AUSTRIA. ,-o
The Austrian army is composed as follows,
the CONSUMPTION in time or war, however,
bringing the strength OF the army, to much
higher figure:
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ssock Of Hog Product in Chicago July 1;

tAKE5 BY FRYoR sAspgoKp. PROVISION BEuKEEs.
Present 94ot t1f inter Cured. July II. 1851
uAHHkEIS roEK. BEIa. tRs
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In The House. ~ the pu>tnee5 OF the morning
hour vas th- confederation Of the Scna.a bill to Au-
thorize the construction OF BRIDGES
over the Mlssieeippl River Tor railroad pu1posea.
The pendine Queeuon being an amendment "a.
ported IRON the Postod1ce COMMIT lee, re.cEYinR
, 1866-07-16
THE TRIAL

Of the murdcrcrs was brief-cven without
their confessions. the evidence addnced
against them would have been conclusive,
and on the frs. OF June, Judge Rice, before
whom they hnd been tried In the Circuit
Court Q, Sansamop County, pronounced these
sentence, that having been 'uliy convicted OF
murder In the t1rst degree, they should he
siLupg by the neck" until they were dead.
on the I'D day Of June, between the honrs
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NALL iaa III
December 15

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The Norfolk Dag Book says: Sowing to tt.s re-
cent Gasea Of goods from the Of the
them had found their way t. Roanoke 1s1an9 = =
was deemed prudent to ru1 that piece Of territory
undar martial law, which was done several davs
armed viii authority from them, proceeded to
search the island and vicinity, and we learn that
about 100000 worth Of the missing goods were
rest Of forty fifty men, who are accused Of being
concerned in the hiding of the goods. There IS
considerable excitement in all that section Of North
guilty will be made to suffers -
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HE CONSTITUTIONAL A1rEND11ENr-A NICE DIS
FICTION FOE CoNGREss.- Question whether
one OF tho late rebel States can be considered as
State in tho ratification Of constitutional amend-
sentaton in Congress, has created much confl-
sion througaout the country and in Congress it
self.-N. Z. Herald !.
Inconsistency always makes trouble for those
who guilty Of it; and this Radical Congress re-
noWncd for such conduct, hardly knows which
way to turn It is mred il it's own bog, but is too
Of common sense and honesty. II a State is q
State for taxation, it is also State en-
titled to representation. IF it may exercise the
functions OF State in acting on amendments, it
cannot rightfully be reduced to a Territory, from
more Radica. spite at its refusal to adopt certain
line Of policy And yet, the blind Radicals hold
unnlake States, at its pleasure it is States
that makes Congress. The blind are leading the
blind-and the catastrophe can neither be distant
nor uncertain.-Neap H1pen Reqister
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n ng-KALMIA MILLS SMANUFACTURING COM
5PANY.-Ths BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION to the Capital
Stock Of 'is Company win be opened at W. c. COURT
NEY co.'s OFFICE No. Boyce's Wharf, on January
1at 1887 and continue open for month. 1nforma-
ton respecting the condition Of the Company WIN bs
Furnished all parties deairing to forward this impor
stans wcnk. NJ s e. L. KERRISOM, -
:ss seerstary ard Treasurer Kalaats Mfla
|. 0oseanhsr ~ 4s :Ss& Shetu1mo
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Fe1ainns I'M Canada.

swEETsBURa, CANADA, Decombor 28.-MIoEAE1
CROWLEY was sentenced to execution on the 18th
February. GEORGE CRAWFORD was senLenced to
three months' imprisonment for receiying sto1on
goods, and, having an Indictment against him for
aiding the Fenians, was mol pros, and the Court
then adjourned.
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Fire Mt Elnlra, Noy- York.

NEW YORK, December 28.-The Gre at Elmira on
Sunday Was quite disastrous. It caught in drug
sto-e on Lake street. Soon aftor the discovery
some chemicals exploded, tearing the building and
tho adjoining houses, end carrying the hamos to
the buildings on tho opposite side Of the street,
setting fro to ANrHoNs Hotel and Turner Hall.
Tho fire ragged over six hours. Loss estimated at
half G million; insurance S277, 1000.
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H67 The Relatives, Erscx1as and Aeounint-
onces OF Mr. and Mrs. PATRICK MCBRIDE, Of NJ
MCBRIDE, Mrs ANN k1NsEY, III. and DIrs N e Pc
TIT ARG respectfully invited attend tho Furcr1 Scr
vices OF the former, 7Nis Day ct u O'Clock A. NJ at ST
ICY acAttch. Dcccloe- 90
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General KDDoo Of tho Fraednnens Bureau il
Texas, has announced his Intention TO furnish
transportation 70 negroes from States where there
suPerhuity OF labor t0 those where IL ie scarce
AtEang labQTaxs. .I "a: .;'5
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\. \. The Southern Methodist papers abound in re-
ports OF large accessions to the Church in varona
parts Of the country. The Nashville Advocate re-
ports from Herent circuits 77O; the Richmond
Advocate 1000; the st. Louis Advocate 35O the New
Orleans Advocate ITS. :T l1s IN
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CIR n Snow Storm

NEW YoHK, December 2S.-paric,l1ar:; Of the
great snow storm which have bcca received give
evidence OF its violence. It ragod with great fury
at Harlem, whcrc q row Of Six house, Alcxan-
der Avenue woro unroofcl. 4 number or buildings
on Willis AYonuo wero ujurol in tho salnc way,
and one blown down. Loss S20, 900. The storm
was very violent at Hudson, and every avenue to
thie CITY was blockcd By snow. -Four passenger
cars wore blown from tho track, but without sor-
Gus damage. On tho western roads the storm was
more sovore, and no trains arrived here from that
direction this afternoon.
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So The Relatives, Friends and Acquaint-
1ces OF r end DIrs RoBEnr JORDAN family are re-
an71tca to attend the Funeral of BIrs. ROBT.
'ohDaN at West Point MILL This Afoyning at Ten
~Aooh' u Deconlbcr 20
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SPECIAL Ii 0Tsc Es,

fJ OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY hallway
Observation-Disclosures, December %. 13;6.-p2c,,
ages OF ONE HUNDRED TICKETS will DO sold at the
for S.
BY order. s " RAMSAY
Oeesinocr ~ Secretary ana Troasurer
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e5-CHARLESTON AND sAVANN- Al RAILROAD
CoalPANY-The holders Of Bonds Of this Company. ts-
sued on the first day Of January eighteen hundred and
and secured by Of tho date nv
authority OF which the Road sold on tho 2Oh day Of
November las are requested at present them 70
the undersigned Trustees at tho Office Of WARDLAw &
cAREW Broad street. Charleston, to enable them to an
portion the dividends due out Of the procaads az ts,a
thirty (soooN thousand dollars he amount for which
the Road was sold) aad pay the sae to the parties a.,
teresed Those persons holding detached coupon, ara
likewise requested 70 present ths Immediately, a. fasa
settlement eannet be ada unl there Is reaaonab1e
rance that all claims under thslosn have been rendsrsa
KDwp sEssfNa. r.;us..ea.
ysl.y7 5@S$ss.s.& JNO. r CAREW, j me- ~~-" .
$e,esrasatsa. g g, Deosnbas 4. 1sss,
beosubsr - 4 ra n S+', s3'ss5 r,..ss
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ND- ORPHAN HOUSE. CHAPEL -Tt5r REv
HENDY NJ MOOD will perform Divine Service in thia
chapci 1oorroso Afternoon, 3oh instant at 81 O'Clock
December 90 GI,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

p| TIE TORTURING PAIN OF TOOTH
ACHE Corns. Coc. and all external and internal pains
are Instantly stopped and a1lev1ated by Dr.. ANDREws
PAIN KILLING AGENT. Sold by
DIS. RAOUL l. LYNAH,
Corner Market and King streets
December is awsf
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ha5~ TRINITY CHURCH, IAsEL STREET.
no 1asor Of this Church having returned from Con
ference nc will conduct the Service To-Mo,row. at 1os
" - '" 81" o2s <. NJ. ##.S Deccnlbor 20
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New Orleans Naws,

Tho oxcursionists have had 9 public dinnor to-
night, and will depart at tomorrow evening.
The loss of life by the steamer Fashion is now
stated to be so or GO passengers.
Judge KENNARD, OF the Galveston and Houston
Districts, decided to-day thatthe Stay Law was un-
constitutional.
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From Memphis.

MEMPHIS, December 29.-FRANK EH1oKsoN, Cor
oner of this city, was killed by JOSEPH BRAroN at
sommorvilo yesterday. The difficulty originated
during the war, and the parties met for tho first
time yest erday.
Major JEROME WHsoN. formerly Adjutant-Gen-
eraa on HooD's staff, died or cho,era on Wednes=
day.