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VANN'
March II. 1856 BEDFORD Pa.

oldest REAL ESTATE AGEE-
CY IN THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA -
This agency having superior advantages, can show
more and better grain and grazing farms and other
properties for sale 70 desiring homes, bust
sites &c, in this beautiful and fertile Valley
st less prices than any ether establishment in the
Valley Of Virginia Our office being located in the
town Of HARRIS0NBURG, near the centre Of this
garden Of Virginia and being IN direct communi
cation bv stage and otherwise with almost every
psrt Of the Valley. persons, seeking homes here,
can have better facilities for looking at and select
ing such properties as may suit the various tastes
and means Of the various purchasers.
We would respectfully invite the attention Of
purchasers 10 the PROPERTIES We have on hand
for sale, being confident we can accommodate the
most whimsical on such terms cannot be offered
NJ any other Office in the Valley Our properties
range in quantity from
i25) twenty FIVE ACRES, To l25O0}
TWENTY-FI HUNDRED ACRES,
and in price, at from
fSSl THREE DOLLARS TO $500 SIXTY
DOLLARS PER ACRE,
and contain ot the very best grazing and grain
FARMS in the Valley, and some of the most pleas
ant and beautiful localities in the Valley. Our
town lots business sites. and town residences,
not surpassed in the Valley.
Terms VERY ACCOMMODATING. ANY one wanting
information, can have ii, if any property about
which they may inquire in advertisements BY
writing |" u L"r h cat3loSuer c"Ht"ih"iS prices,
descriptive lists, &c.
These lands snd other properties lie in Rocking
ham. Page, Shenandoah, Warren, Augusta, Rock
bridge, Pendleton, Hardy, Randolph, Albemarle,
&c.
Give Us call and You can, from the numerous
proDerties we have for sale. be accommodated on
the best OF terms before you leave for your home,
We are at all times prepared TO convey persons 10
look Ut lands lying in the county of Rockingham,
free Of charge Address, J. d, PRICE i CO,
No | and Law Building.
Harrisonburg, Rockingham Co, VS..
Gazstte, Bedford, copy Sm-HageIstowN Not.
Dec %. %
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NARPETINGS.-AlI Wool Rag,
NILIST, HEMP, and VENITIAN CARPET
INGS. Also 3, /, s, and 3-4 FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS, Of extra quality, for sale by
A B. CRAMER co.
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A NEW supply of Coffee, Sugar, Syr-
n up n. O. and Sugar House Molasses Spices
&c. just received at J. NJ. SH0EMAkER'S
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:faueg stores.
BARGAINS!
BARGAINS.
Csll at Mrs V B TATE d NJ E REA'S
The hRndsomest assortment Of
BONNETS.
FLOWERS.
Bonnets for 81 50, worth IS 90 Ribbons for 25 cts
worth 45-best IS cts. worth 81 90
Hats from IS cents up.
Elegant assortment Of Velvet Flowers, all prices
COLLARS, CUFFS
NECKTIES. sCARFS.
GLOVES, STOCKINGS.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Cord and Tassels, Gilt Cord,
silk Buttons,
Buge Buttons.
let Buttons,
Gilt Buttons,
Steel Buttons
Vel,,. .tibbons and Buglc Gimp Lace.
Edging, letting
French Work, Lace Wells,
Mourning Wells Silk Tissue
Barage.
The best make of Hoops Skirts, from 50! cts to 81
CLOAK TRIMMINGS OF ALL STYLES.
Handsome Assortment Of
'"'NN COATS
CIRCULARS,
Mrs V B. T 4 NJ. T. R., would inform their
lady friends that they have employed good Man
tuamaker, who will make dresses on the shortest
notice Ladies frCm the country wrll be provided
with the NEWEST STYLE Of DRESS PATTERNS
always on hand. = Customers wishing Cloaks
hpy fhppu of
charge Nov. 10 %.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!-
Mss KATE DEAL 4 MRs. NJ. R. sCHAFFER,
ere constantly receiving Neu Goods, they keep on
hand fine assortment Of Bonnets
Bonnet Silk, Hats
Yelyets. Ribbons,
Flowers, Zephyr goods,
Of sll descriptions,
Breakfast Shawls,
Head Comforts,
Ladies and Childrens' Hose,
Ladies and Children 3 Gloves
Balmoral Skirts,
Hoop Skirts,
Dress Trimmings and Buttons of all kinds
Ladies' Silk Scarfs, Merino ScsrfS,
Ladies' Collars and Cuffs,
Ladies and Gents Handkerchiefs,
Skirt Braids,
Embroidery Braids,
Sewing Silk, Spool Cotton,
Corsets. Head Nets
Belts and Buckles,
Coats and Cloaks,
They also keep a 6ne assortment OF Cloth, which
they win make to order on the shortest notice.
They also do all kinds of Sewing, Mantuams-
king &c Ladies who want good ft will do we'll
10 give them a call Dec 10, 3D.
M C. FETTERLY, has just return
| kVn. ed from the east with large and elegant
assortment of DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
French Me.inoes, All Wool Delaines,
Bombazines Plaids,
Sack Flannels Alpseas
Mohairs, and & variety Of other
DRESS GOODS
Calieos Muslins, Beaver Cloth,
Closking and Water Proof Cloths,
Shawis and Cloaks, latest styles Fars,
Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs,
Ladies Dress CAPS, Woolen Caps, Twilights,
Seafoams, Scarfs, Embroidery, Dress Trimmings,
Yelyets Balmorals, Hoop Skirts, all sizes
handsome assortment Of Dress Buttons,
Zephyrs Germantown Wool, Ladies'
and Chldrep's Shoes variety
of Toys and other notions for
Christmas too tedious to enumerate. Call and see
Grateful Tor past faysrs, would respectfully So
| licit a continuance Of patronage:
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TANNERS. ATTENTION!-Ane new
Tannery, in good order, containing one pool
three lines, three bats, FIVE leaches, thirty -four
lay-a-way vats, with the necessary number If ham
dlers, in good location as can be found in Bed
ford county, for rent For further information call
at this Office Nov II, 65-f
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FALL--1S65.-The undersigned have
A. just received very large and elegant assor'
ment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
suitable for the approaching season. Having pur.
chased our entire stock for CASH, we are enabled
to offec our friends and customers many
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I IST OF GRAND JURORS drawn
L for February Term, ID Monday, 18th day A
ID. 1866
John Satterfeld. Foreman, K / Replogle, Da-
yid Fluck, James McFerran john K Jordan Lew
is A May, Edwin Wright Leonard Bittner. A
Pearson, Francis Beard, AlYy Boylan. Jacob An
derson, Joseph Taylor Josiah Elder, Westley Ben
nett, John Grove, John Fletcher (of b. David
Mann, Abraham Herman, Josiah Oft, Horatio J
Means, Timan Northcraft. John Hartley, Alex
ander W Shoemaker Jan lq '66
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lEDFORD on, COMPANY.

- bEIJFVIAIJ NIII8 NV4NI IN .---LAII
persons who have subscribed to the BEDFORD
County OIL COMPANY, are requested to pay their
first instalment forthwith to George W. Rupp,
Treasurer The Company are now ready to com
mence the work JOHN McVICKER,
,JoHN S. STUCKEY Sec'y. President
Dec Is '65
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A LARGE assortment ofFrench Me-
n rinoes, Coburgs Thibet Cloths, Alpaccas
Calicoes. Muslin. ell wool delains &C. just receiv-
ed at J. NJ SH0EMAKEs'S
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REAL BARGAINS.
To be convinced of what we here assert, please
call and examine the best stock we have ever had
the pleasure of Offering to buyers.
TERNs-CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
s.g Where credit is extended, in all cases, after
six months, INTEREST will be added thereto
Sept 29, 1855. A. B. CRAMER l. co.
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1ru-6oods, 6roffrifs, &c.
ME WAR Is OVER,

Goods, Of0fffif5s @I.
TENHE WAR Is OVER,
4 But
P. A. REED
still carries On the campsign against high prices
For tbi. purpose he has just laid in large supply
of FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Come and see our splsnhid assortment Of
Cloths,
Cassiueres
satinetts,
vestings, DC.
The fair sex are respectfully invited to examiner
extensive stock of LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Such as All Wool Delainss,
French Merinoes
Coburg Cloths,
Apscas,
Cloaking Cloths
&c, &c, &c.
Gentlemen, call and take look at our
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
Rsady-"'ads Clothing
etc, etc, etc, etc
We also keep constantly on hand the best groceries
in the market:
Cofees Teas,
Sugars Syrups,
Table Salt,
and Spices Of sll kinds.
Also, varieties of every description the best To-
bacco, Mishler's Bitters and every thing usually
kept in the Bedford stores Give US call, and
satisfy your taste and Judgment before buying,
Oct 27, '65.
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CTRAY BULL.-Came TO the prem
- ises Of the subscriber, in West Providence
township about the LIST of June last, red and
white spotted Bull, with white spot in his face,
no other mark, and about one yesr old. The own
er is desired TO prove property, pay charges and
take him away, or he will he disposed of aecor-
ding to law.
JOHN RITCHEY, (of GEORGE
Tar , 'ks
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DOOTS AND SHOES all sizes and
ID prices at J. NJ SHoEMAkER'S.
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MRS. f. V. MOWRY SELLING
lNI OFF AT COST, Cloaks, Balmoral and Hoop
Skirts, Shawls, Hats, Bonnets, &c, &c.
S-All who have accounts standing will please
call and settle Dec -, '65
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Antifts, &c.

NOTICE. Having removed from
Bedford county left all my notes in the
hands of s. Bender. Esq, at Bloody Run, for col
lection All persons knowing themselves indebted
TO me by note will pay the same 70 him.
3 Jan 10 '66-6t P G. M0RGART.
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4 LARGE assortment of all kinds of
n goods as usually kept in Country stores for
sale cheap at J. NJ. SH0EMAkEk'S.
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Aardmarf, &c.

StHOEMAKERS will find Tools of all
- kinds, ,Calfskins, Moroccos, Bindings Innings,
Web, Gallons, Lasts, French Boot Powder, Wax,
Thread, Eyletts, 6c full stock always on hand, al
Nov 10, So HARTLEY'S
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BUCKETS. Brooms, and Tubs, just
received and for sale at
j. M SH0EMAKER'S
Cheap corner No / Anderson Row.
Oct 90 1865
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New YORK Money market.
Ngw YORK. November 29

Nl-N ohk, November ~,
Money scarcely SO firm at per cent for
.cnll loans. sterling quiet at lOs9a 9l0lh
Gold iirmer, opcuing At 1857, leehning
1884
Government stocks I(@k per cent bet
ter.
The money market is Working c,t,ier. ard
the siringency will probably soon be Gu
tiiUly over Money Is already coming here
from the interior, and the 1ow of capital
this way Is likely tn he heavy before loug
The Government Is taking tie compound
notes from the banks at parnndaccrued IN
terest for all Indebtedness, which win help
to ease the money market. The transfer OF
currency from the National Banks 10 the
Sub-Treasury here Is nearly over and eVply
thing Indicates general easing llp Ia the
future.
There Is returning feeling of confidence
anu growing belief that we have seen n {
eud OF the panic for the present. The de-
maud for money was less active to-day
thMl yesterday, aud there was plenty OF
eahtal-T per cent. on good stock collatcr-
ais and q per cent. on Governments. Prime
paper and acccptanccs pass slowly, as yer,
even at 1@S per ecnt, and sccond-ratc bits
are only done az barge shares. There Was
more active business in foreign exchange
to-day, with an advance In rates. Prime
bankers bills are now quoted at 1904, a.
!o9's tor sixty days, and llO@llOA iOr
short sight.
The gold market advanced tc laar 90
afternoon, but fell on to 1886 at the glo,,.
Cash gold. AT one time during the day, was
worth l-tl per cent, but most of the loans
were made Hat ...
| There was . better demand for the Gov
crnment securities this afternoon. and there
was general advance ia prices. especially
I on gold bonds. The following were the
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Appeal CrOm Assembled Ecnians in
New Work. CITY.

NEw NOBK, November y.
Tho following paragraph contains the
substance of the appeal issued 10y the as
|FWRMcdlfeniaus oi tMf city < t3l
IlA ir HW ot hisb Rii7h, on0 az Lorcrs ~
d fubirU Institutions hccJWrherc'
Cuuntrrmcn. friends aud brothers, every
item OF information Feaehlhg Ms from Ire
land, proves II ~ M rertaih heyond ali
Question, tlat our countrymcn at home arc
ldrtcrmucd on war, war tO the knitc and
! that this VERY year the ihnl struggle oi
lour people With tin luteignAr WI he
IiuWguratcd.
Tile oppressed viii meet the opprcs'or
foot 10 foot tu battle for The very existence
of our race, of our nationality. The issue
! IS patent: either We mu-t succeed IN this
Jour hnaletrugglc. aud dtake our place among
ItlW nations ut the earth, or be loicaicd Il
hc scattered broadcast, a. apcopic dcspi>cd
Ipuutcd al only with the finger of scorn
Iaut ready to do battle tor every country
/ hut oilr 0Wa.
Advocates OF universal liberty, but c--
rccjally Of liberty w Ireland. w hnve re'
sClved'tN donll IA oup povet to 20 tab
thosc of our LindIcd ho keep gnli.on y
lhor,e. Tint thc atvuTglc, now co immi.
Y noi l. may No short aut T't-criVr. Wo ap'
,Tosi ,"ou ,dr Nir0vo iu h,fneFta, mcr
land women. md 70 the lovers az 'feodon
,c"c' vte'e, 90 dive whqt our hrotheip Ie.
Iquiic.
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4slunttary aud Commercial.
Cincinnati Markets,
NINrINNArI. N0NNnlhrI

NtNc1NNAr1, November 23.
FLour--Markct,hll Ru erhnc III held
nominllly. at Slnml0 TiitXtm at S11 500
- 20; family ut SIP N@l3 80. aud fancy
lat Sl3 53Vti.l 80.
WuFAt---Au iuwettlcd aud heavy nlarket.
The demand isof the most limited char
Nrier, and prizes stu lave "a downward
tendency M. rgl winter VIA sOm NJ
- ,j alid NJ. was noi .alubu NJ over
- G0W2 Gi;eNtrN j. held at - 50: choice
hiiaud white at - WM2 10
CuEN--Old corn Is steady ut sutgOc. Cpr
ear and -hcllrd. hut these rates would give
WAY under liberal receipts. New corn Is
difficult to sell az over ,nc
OArs-fhc market was dull sud lower.
holders nov asking tjm lSr. Tor Nos snd
I w elevator, but tlGfbc. we've thr hp4t
rates obtaiuabc.
ltVF-'Ihe market rules dull aud heavy.
and prices arc @gaiu lower WNo. Was
lgcneNlly hrld "a ~ 70. hut ~ ti,A eltsf
ISl l3@l SMerc tho best rates that eOuh
hsTc hHor "h'ained 'orit No.a We 1uote
lat - ~.
BAELEt--Ihe market 10 very dun. Prime
Fall we quote ats Wood 70; Stgss. SnrtDs
p, ~ r19l l0. ihc ls'tor raj t1r c.,stts
{ CBo' fRrKs--'iho market Is uoije f'fl M
tho decliAc In Fold has 0-ertrd a dertcss-
/ Ing iuiuence, and pficea ere 90 some es
tent nominal but not quotably lower We
quote fair tOehoice Rio Coffee at 2GG2Ol6c..
raw sugar &c llkmi5o. hard refined at
| lGM@lIe, and MolOssrs at SO@0Or, lol
Porto Rico.
7 WHISKY The market rules Qalet bnt
steady NTH fair demand. Sales Of about
500 bblg. bonded at 3ic., and l05 bbls free
/ at ~ 33(G2 34
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rhe ,binet In Consultation.

WAsnISGroS, November ~.
The e. Ordinary meeting of the Cab
iuat, yes iay, has created no little anxiety
and SON, ,alish speculatl0ns. II was eX-
ciusnrlN the purpose of considering our
relation. ia France. II Il known that
tlt Frer Government has DECLARED les
pHrpose.. disregard the arrangements Tor
the with, wal of the first detachment OF
French bps from Mexico during this
MONTH freed upon between Mr.. Sew
ard aud 'r'nnyn de Ehiiys. The French
Emperor - notified our Government thar
he ctm IA effect tho withdrawal of the
troops III next spring, when he proposes
to embar ne entire force at once,
In vieV the mihire OF Napoleon to COM
ply with agreement eO withdraw por-
tiOn ofth troops, aud inasmueh Rs the
notiflcatl of this forfeiture of the agree
mrnl com 0t this late day, our Govern
ment is a. disposed 10 put null confidence
in the hiri ar promises of the French Em-
perOr. r. re- X reason for believing that
This matt, was che immediate cause for the
Cabinet ting yesterday, and that to-day
the subjc Was again considered in the reg
ullr sessi A. General Grant being present
by rcque, nf the President
II was mated in official circles that in-
siruction have been sent 10 our Minister
in France % demand the immediate With
drawni OF The French troops from Mexico.
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NATtoNM ASYLUM ron DISABLED Sot-
DifRs.--C Congress, at its hast session passed
au act providing for the establishment of a
National Asylum for disabled soldiers.
Daring the past summer commissioners
were appointed to select q location, aud the
vicinity Of Dayton was visited for that
purpose. Tits now stated that the Gov
crnmciit lias recently devoted Tie property
OF the Jnltcd states, at Point Lookout, st.
Mary'7 county, Maryland, for the use, of
the proposed Asylum. Allofllccrs aud sol
diers who were disabled IN the late war,
either from wounds or sickness. ARE rntj
tied 20 admission. Applicants, without
timlics, are Obliged to assign their rou-
,ions. for the benefit Of the m-dtntion, hc-
fore admission.
\ NEW SwtNDiC.-A newly married
couple, inbrldhi costume, recently stopped
" NcN Lisbon, Ia tlis State, 10 spend few
days of thelr honevmoon. Thc groon, hol-
rnyvrt SSoef on aecom NodAtin@ eontiemRn.
RnG then Hysteriousiy disappeared The
bride wcpt ard lrro her hair NJ thua hcipg
iisf 1iihaw ocpae SD lyltbcut tr'eaas,
land .ho ~ mpatnizlng iuhebiiani5 ot rht
town e7ngribvted ilberslIy for her relief
about one hundred dollars being donated
She then disappeared, and It has since
trahspired that the promising compile had
played the same game In several Other
towns In tho State.
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Won,t tnke the Contract.

CHICAGO, November 22.
The puerile statement that General Lo.
gan now at Washington, Is busy preparing
To assist in the Impeachment of the Presi-
dent, Is simply b0sh. Private kilograms
received Tonight from Republicans high IL
the knowledge of the plans Of the Radi-
Gals, state that Logan was appealed TO. but
refused Ia the following words: "Show
me the man who dare make such motion
in Congress, and win show you an origi
nal sPces siouiSt'
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speci, fragments Considered.


washington, November q.
II r und rstood that the Secretary OF the
Treasury IN devote considerable atten-
tion, in hi forthcoming report, 10 the ques-
tlon of re- mption OF speci, payments,
lie will undoubtedly, ask for further
power to mud hoatlng and non-lnterest
bearing obligations OF the Government
and VIII likewise urge a more concentrated
system of the redemption OF National
bank-notes as u necessary preliminary to q
resumption OF specie payments. Mr.. Me
Culloch thinks with proper legislation he
may return TO specie standard within
eighteen months.
On the other hand, u l. known to be the
opinion OF many leading bankers In the
country, that, with one hundred millions OF
gold IN the Treasury. specie payments may
be resumed within ninety days, aud they
argue that the entire security aud great di-
verslty Of the circulation OF the National
bank notes Is one of the most potent ele-
ments 10 aid IN resumption.
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MaNimilian Determined Ia stay ia
Mexico.

LIYERpooi, November 70.
/ By the French mail, brought by the Vile
de Paris, we learn that the DurAnce, Ga
rome, Gironde, Nieyrc and Calvados, and
five large steam transports which have been
fitted out a. Cherhourg to bring home the
French troops from Mexico, had. on the
ilth inst made satisfactory trial trip, and
are forming their crews and taking on
board the coal and stores previous 10 their
departure.
from Memorial ntplomatilas oI lari3 Sov II ;
The French Government has received
from General Castelnean a Telegram cor
roboratlng the intelligence of the Emperor
MaXimilian's firm intention 60 remain at
the head OF affairs In Mexico even after the
return of all the French troops.
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~ Mr., J.P. Price, formerly resident
.of Dayton - now Ia the city soliciting or
ders for the house Of Bott Johnson q Co.,
manufacturers Of card board, fancy papers,
Sc, in Chicago. Mr., 7. Is the travelling
agent of tho above firm, and will be pleased
to receive orders from printers and other
dealers In this line t.
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/ GENrrE,rN VINO VAST STrNprp OvER-
GOATS, made to order OF the best chinchlla
beaver lall sladcsl at reasonable prices
will call at Sternbcrgcr's. Third street. next
door tn rostollicc. There you Will also ipd
4 full stock of cloths aud lcassimcrcs tor
suits, and all kinds OF gents furnishing
goods, They have always ON hand COM
plctc stock of ready y-madr clothing of the
best quality. no2ldaW5w
tS-f. W. Meyer. Northumberland Blank
book Manufacturer northwest corner OF
blniuaul Second streets. imdaw
&C. Wcmcu's line scwcd .Galmorai- ut
Goodman, at 81 on.
iNdtNp srocN tn. C,orrnSoi--Seeomd
addition ct hu>inc'' ,ut- especially in
ONcrcoat. rustom-mudc,) just received.
among which can ho found mocl, beaver
Ovcrcoat-, Of black, blue and brown colors,
down to Satiucll oNcrroat. ranging from
I SS M to &G5. OIL of which 'rcrc ordered hy
ne, ana -rH Nueuntcd cnsiom-medc, In,
lpuhlio viii fpd our stock Inn 'pss md
oiices i5 sp7 ,n'G ',fee t-sreo.f'lif 81.
vie the public 10 oyanine our .too', and
nyMss a The Golden Eacin. lis Niciu street
( third door south Of Market House.
III. SCHwARs.
DEFY COMPETITION. u -lchenshurger 4
son, No. los Main street, call particular at.
| tention to their new ani splendid stock u
fall Rtd winter Clothing. gltey defy com
| petition. and will NOT he uudsrsold 10y any
other house in the city,
BOYS ANp YOurH'a CLorHfNa--- An eu.
! tire new apartment the best la the city --
Iju9t received by Iebensburger 4 Son. No
T los Main street.
[, FALL ANp WINTER CLnruIN0.--A lul
stock of the latest styles and bcst quality
Just received by lehcnsburgcr Il son. No
! los Main street, =. F. g.
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' slr.ridan and Ortega.


flctriu sheridan has communicated the
reasons ~ he had General Ortega ar
tested a re was trying to force his way
back tu ,ico. Il was evident that he +
snpp9rtc "A Mexico by a very small party
oi Britt ana French merchants, these
bciug II the only adherciJ.s or sup
portcrs Z, Ortega In Northern Mexico.
The Mes IN or native population almost
uhanimu, support Juarcz. Ortega con-
templates coup dstat, and had no sup
pOrters, ept the former adheTents of
NaNlnil
II Is IA ser stated, that the object OF the
French English merchants was TO con-
troll the iuable trade Ia Northern Mex
leo,
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The Alabama Claims.

The State Department Sent out In the
iirsu,-r which sailed from New York yes
ter0bt, important dispatches 10 Minister
Ad,ms, BEYOND the fact that they related
to the Alabama claims outsiders do not
pretend to- know their contents; but II "
stated with confidence ihHt secretary Sew
ard and President Johnson, IN conference
held here M the lormer's residence, on
Monday e, cning last, felt assured thnt the
British Government had made an offer for
tho settlement Of those claims which viii
he entirely satisfactory tothis Government,
.TAu secretary nt state, since August last,
has sent ont by every steamer additional
lists OF elaine Tor damages sustained 10y
Alhrtital from the rebel cruiser Alabama
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-24
Cholera ON the ship Mercury.

NV DIN, NONtmNFr Y.
Tho disease which broke out ON the ship
Merenry. on her passage to this port, al
ready noted, L. now pronounced cholera.
1t appears that the epidemic broke out
among the passengers stNrflv litter the
vessel LETT llavre, and cu.Iutr, o.. ravagcs
up to the moment when she arrived at
quarantine. The disease is said to be Sc
we're type, and all the symptoms show that
It Is Asiatic cholera. Thirty four had died,
out OF fOur hundred aud fifty-twn.