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Saturday. January x Isez

A tract of 20 acres of Land, about nine miles
from Nashville, on the Nolensville Turnpike
ris, deceased. from Mrs Lezineka Brown,
Also, about SO acres of land, adjoining the
former residence of B. d. Harris, deceased
about four miles from Nashville.
These lands will be sub divided to suit pur-
ehasers.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne- fourth cash, and the
residue on credits Of six, twelve, eighteen and
twenty Tour months without interest. Notes
required with approved security and lien re-
tanned. Sale free from redemption.
MORTON b, HOWELL, c. and NJ.
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Look Out for Breakers /!
ONE AMI. ALI

DON'T YOU SER THAT WE ARE SUR
u rounded by Fast Men, Fast Horses, Fast
Railroad AoeideHts and EHHumerabie Smash -upss
Then Is II not POLICY TO take out an
ACCIDENT INSURANCE POLICY.
which guarantees TO the assured -, 900 in case
Of death eeused by any kind Of an accident, or
IN case Of injury,
$4,000 per Week
for a period not to exceed twenty
six weeks for any one injury. Such a Policy can
be obtained Of the
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PLANTERS BANK NOTES.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF TIE
18th, 1850, entitled an act To expedite the ais
tr1bution Of the effects Of Banks, which have or
may make assignments among their eredftors, {"
notice = hereby given 10 the holders Of the notes
Of THE PLAsrERs' BANE OF TEyNEssEE 10 ile
them with the undersigned. at the Bank IN Nash
Vile, between now and the ls3 day Of January
eighteen hundred and siXty-nine Q5G9.) aud re-
eelVe certificates therefor or they will be forever
barred from any participation in the assets Of
the Bank. 4 he certificates will De received
AT PAR in payment Of debts due the Rank
WhetbeT rendered before or after the Isl OF Jsnu-
arg, 1859. u. WEAVER, Trustee.
dec25-3m
Memphis Avalanche aDd Knoxville Wing copy
three months and send bill 70 Mr.. WEAvER.
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COLLECTION OF CLAIMS
AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT.

DERsoNs HAVING CLAIMS FOB COTTON
Horses, Wood Lumber, Iroa or n rohapdiss,
takon or purchased BY the United States and not paid
ioT-also clerks, msehnnies and iaborars who have
Jailed 70 receive compensation for services rendered
would do well to osll on as at our ONCE,
% CHERRY street.
HOWARD q RELsON,
HoT1s-3m-sp Attorpeys and ClaITa A Ssnts
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LOUrsv1LE. Ky, October u, 1868.
To e. Wilder, Esq, on .

To E. Wilder, Esq, Clly:
| was good deal afflicted with Indigestion.
and occasional attacks of Dyspepsia. was adj
yised to use your Bitters. K scarcely used one
bottle when felt relief and from tho use of the
Bltters, though nearly sixty seven years of age
feel the same energy and vivacity and cheerful
spirits of boy of twenty-five. Your Bitters are
pleasant tonic and cordial, and as they are pre-
pared from pure ingredients and good old Bour-
bon whisky, L can safely endorse their use to all
afflicted as was ! would say to such persons,
keep your minds easy, your bowels open, your
head cool. your feet warm, and use Wilder's
Bitters, and never mind the Doctor.
Respectfully, ]. c. BUCKLES,
Gi "0fd Reliable" Agent Erie r. r.
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FOR RENT.

WHE HOUSE MKT DOOR TO SANDY
1 CARrER'S. No. q Union street, Apply on
the premises. ldecl3-2W
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UAR UNDERSIGNED HAVING QUAIL
Il fed as Administrator Of the Estate Of T.
AchtIehneT, deceased, hereby notifies all persons
Indebted 20 said Estate 70 come forward and set
tie, and parties having claims against the Estate
will nIeseRt them for payment
deol22W F. ATIENER, Admir-.
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Fer Rent,

A STORE ROOM on CHURCH STREET,
n opposite the Stacey House" An excellent
stand Tor business. Apply %
deo6-lm n. E. ALLOWAY.
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Nashville Female Academy.

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
~ OF the Nashville Female Academy will be
held o. MONDAY, 7th day Of January, 1861, At
the once Of judge 9LENE. in the Courthouse.
ior the purpose Of eleeting Seven Trustees, Tor
the ensuing year.
". R. ELLISTON, President
deeiz-td Board Of Trustees.
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Crock HAVEN, MEADE COUNTY, KY, |
October "a. 1875
NJ. Ed,0ard Wilder. Louisville, Kv.:

Crock HAVEN, MEADE County, KY..l
October "A, 1855 !
M. Ed,Oard Wilder. Louisville, Ky:
Dear Sir; take pleasure in saying that was
suffering from Ague and Fever, or ChiIIs and
Fever, for several months, when l was advised
By 2 friend 60 ny your famsns Stomach Buffers,
and after using two bottles [ am entirely re-
truly the best Strengthening and appetizing
tonic, at the same time pleasant to the taste, I
nave ever known used or afforded to the pupIic /;
and would say to all those similarly afflicted
that If they would be cured and have the disease
thoroughly eradicated from the system, to use
your Bitters, and be convinced Of their wonder
full medicinal power and virtue.
Iremain yours respectfully,
P. P. HEWITT.
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DEAD THE FOLLOWING HOME FYI-
II denee of its medicinal virtue, and try It in
your own family circle.
Mr.. Ed'Oard Wider. Gtv:

Mr.. EdIOard Wider Gtv:
Dear Sir: have examined your Stomach Bit
tiers carefully, and find it what you represent il
to be. The high order which the ingredients
going into it take in the Materia Mediea as well
as the most happy proportional combination of
substances, make your Bitters far superior 10 any
similar preparation in the country The fact
thatyou use only the purest Bourbon Whisky
must necessarily recommend your Bitters In
another point, especially Us far as Yholesome-
ness and palatabihty are taken into eonsidera-
ton. was well pleased to see in your estab.
hshment the process of manufacturing your
Bitters carried on by way of displacement which
not only gives you better product, but also
recommends itself by clearer operation.
EMIL SCHEFFER.
Apothecary and Chemist.
LOUISVILLE sept ~ 1850. -
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CHANCERY SALES
Saturday, January II, 1865.

hSSSONA SNeSys oosAIAoA A6S AOOOs
Paul Beech vs. L. f. Beech.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
i ChGnoery Court at Nashville I will sell at
the Court House, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY II, 1867,
A lot in North Nashville, beginning at the cor
nsr Of an alley on Haslam street. 179 feet west Of
McLemore street, and running thence 30 feet 20
the south corner Of Haslam's Addition, extend
ing baok about $50 feet to IL foot alley, being
the same property conveyed to L. F. Beech by
!. x. Edmondson, Sheriff, by deed registered in
Book No. 81, page III.
TERMS OF SALE-Credits of6, u and Is months,
without interest. Notes required 9Th approved
security, and lien retained. Sale free from re-
-" MORTON B. HOWELL. c. and NJ.
dee2-td
r. Mop. Smith, Admir- vs.. Eli L. Woods
and others.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
Il Chancery Court at Nashville In the above
named cause, will sell at the Court House at
Nashville, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY y, 1867,
All the right title, claim and interest Of Eli L.
Woods in and to the house and lot on the cor
ner Of Summer and Deaderick streets, known as
the y Planters Hotel"
TERNs OF SALE-Credits of six, twelve and
eighteen months without interest. Notes re-
guired with approved security, and lien retained.
MORTON B. HOWELL. c. and NJ.
r. Mop. Smith and others VS.. F. P. Cook.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
Il Chnnoery Court at Nashville in the above
named cause, rendered at the May Term, 1866,
will sell at the Court House at Nashville. on
SATURDAY, JANUARY II, 1867,
The following lots in Balch & Whitesids's Add
ton to Nashville, viz:
]. Lot No. l Of Lot No. q, fronting rs feet on
College street, and running back along jackson
street l4453 feet.
2 Lots Nos / aud 2 Of Lot !, o. II. fronting
together, 100 feet on Water street, opposite the
TERNs-5ix. twelve and eighteen months
credit. Notes required with personal security
and lien retained, and sale free from REDEMPTION
MORTON B. HOWELL. G. and NJ.
John FriersOn, Adm'r, Vs. John Williams
and others.
A. Wheless vs.. james Wheless and others.
IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
i Chancsry Court at Nashville. I will sell at
the Court House. on
SATURDAY, JANUARY u, 1867,
The very oommodious Brick DseIIing ON Higb
street, the second door in the rear Of Dicksy's
Mill, the lot fronts 2 feet inches and runs back
800 feet 10 the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad.
This house is now occupied By Mr. Plunkett
who viii furnish any desired information.
Persons desiring convenient residence are
requested 70 examine the premises before the
DAY Of sale.
Terms OF SALE-Credits Of SIX, twelve. eizh
teen and tEenty-iouT months, with interest from
day Of sale. Notes required with approved 80
eurity, and a lien retained.
Sale free from redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL, c. and NJ
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NEW ORLEANS TRADE
R 60 Pc Ed.
ESn
The Magnificent steamer,
NRVVKR UHHW-E
DAVID WHITE,
DR.. II. b. SHAW. Master.
DR.. 7. J. SHAW. CLERK.

NTEI Commence Making Regular
w Trips 10 New Orleans and al intermedi-
ate ports, on the opening Of the season The
DAVID WHITE was puurcha1ed expressly for
this trade. and has been refurnished. re-htted,
and thoroughly overhauled, and prouOuncea By
good Judges h be one Of the most comfortable
and substantial steamers on the W ostern wateTf-
She j. large side boat, With q roOmy and hand-
sonny furnished cabin capable % Accom- NOD 9tans
one hundred FIRST class. and my second elasi Pas
sengerE. Her capacity Is eight hundred tons alA
her accommodations Tor carrying ueisus ~
unsurpassed. Stunding A No Win tnt DyAi1
Of Underwriters, this steamer cOlninen45 hHI1-iA
10 shippers Of Cotton and Eobaccs. Wnile hef eis-
vant iinish. renders her highly scceptabio 20 the
'Tbe DAVID WHITE will leave y Nashville FOR
New Orleans on the first risc ln the Cumberland,
For freight Or passage apply on board, OF %
STRATTON, CHENEY a ROY, Agents.
No n Broad Street
oetlO-tf HARRISON 4 SONS Agents
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Mr.. Eaward Wider. Gin /.

Dear Sir: Ny wife and child have been suffer-
ing for several months from indigestion, Nv
VIE, seeing your advertisement, requested me TO
bring her bOttleOf your Stomach Bitters which
l did; and on using one bottle, 1 am more than
happy to state that my child, now four months
old; who has not had a voluntary action Since
us BIRTH IS entirely restored and my wife 4
enjoying the best Of health, and is now wholly
unwilling to be without a bottle of your Bitfers
IN the house, as shesays it is the most STRENGTH
enlng and appetizing tonic that can be used. and
that no house ought to be without it; and / feel
i due to the public TO make known the wonder
ful good 1t has performed in my household. and
most heartily recommend its use in every family,
remain yours respectfully.
OF Craig. Truman & Co, 2is Main street
LO isYille, October %, 1866 81
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BOYD'S ADDITION
800 20 $3.50 per Month.

SAOO TO $3.50 per Month
WANTED, AGENTS EVERYWHERE.
w Male and Female. 10 sell the Genuine
Improved GOmmom-semse Family Sew
ing Machine. Price only SIS. This Machine
viii stieh hem fell. tuck. bind, guilt braid. ana
embrOider. The cloth cannot be pulled apart
even after every second stitch j. cut Every ma
chine warranted three years. send for circulars.
BLISS * MCEAThROh.
Manufacturer Southern Agents,
tlee5-3m Louisville ny
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Letitia j. Harris, AdEr'x, VS.. Robert Har-
ris and others.
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
L OhanceIy Court at Nashville in above named
cause, L viii sell, at the Court House at Nash
vile, on
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sUPREmE COURT OPINION.

knorriile, Tennessee, September Term, 1866.
W. II. Tibbs and Others, plaintiffs in error. vs.
John Anderson
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VICKSBURG.

Terribly Destructive COnhagra4iOn-
One Hundred Buildings burned
Loss Estimated at Two Million Dol
Iars-TWeIye Persons Killed.
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The two Houses and Lots, Nos. 50 and 81, on Nc
Lemore street, between Union and Cedar streets.
owned by Jennie s. and E. I. Fleming.
TERMS OF SALE-SiE, twelve and eiebteen
months credit, without interest. Notes REQUIRED
with approved security, and lien retained. Sale
free from redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL, C. and NJ.
, 1866-01-04
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Condition Of the Ice Emburgo-AHutrs
on the Atchison md Pixies Peak and
PnciGc lkuads-EulItortant Suit in the
Circuit Court-A Rebel Pardoned-
Soundlngs in the mississippi.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago THbune]
ST. Lou1s, Jan. ..
The Ice remains firm and hard, md coal teams
have been crossing tor several days, reducing tho
price Of coal to thlrty-aEe ceuts per busheL Sew
eral steamers tasc at1trcd from C.alro nj Sulphur
Springs, only twenty-five miles below The city, and
three of item are now sdyertised to lesve for the
South with ca1goes, which will b. takcn by the
Iron Mountain Railroad 10 the point Of shipment,
and there placed the bo.ts It Is doubtful II the
nilroad has facilities for doing much in that way.
We learn hy a atelegTapa1c despatch from Atch1son
City that the AtchIson Pixies Peak Ra,lroad Con-
pan5 Orc now crossing locomotives, eazs, &C., On
Iallroad built upon TIE ice for that especal pufpose
commenced to rsbrid the br1dga over the Eantas
river, using the ice Is convenient means Of slnk
sng piers ard piles to receive the superstruclurE,
sLd The road Is now tn hue running order to Topeka
In the St. Louis Circuit coun thle morning apet1.
tion fled IN the o1 F. II. Bfa,r, jr., against
hidgcley ard 1bomp:on, JUDGES Of Election, This
for $1o 900 damages for refusing 70 accept his Yote
In the Sixth Ward at the last election.
Col. Joseph Kelly. well known ~ The old capiain
crlyed fnI1 pardon from President johnson. Col.
keliy, 1t will be remembered, commanded the guard
which escorted the powder 10 Jefferson Cisy about
the time Q! the Camp jackson attais, thereby CD
Gaping capture at thai tune.
ihe City Engineer, Mr. Homer, has been engaged
dntinq the last week In sounding the depth Of the
Ter oppoeite the city, With view, We presume. to
estahljsh the practieanillty Of throwing acsoss the
river a more suh4ta0Aal hsidge th8n the present
itost bnilt structure. We are Informed that the re-
salt Ia highly kAsi*lac osy + solid sock toundaIon
having been found ut depth Of seventy feet from
the eurface Of the nfer. 1bs koundfnra were n14de
at point In the middle Of the chaune1 nearly oI
ttftAifN Wnkhtnptru Areruo
, 1866-01-04
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.

Great Fire at Yonkcrs, N. F.-The
atateh1nan Newspaper OHlce, Post
OMt c, and National Guard 11rnaory
DcstEuTcd-LarEe Fire at Lockpurt.
n. IA Dwelling House Consumed
at fIoboken-IsFo Children burned
10 Deat1-ftres nt Cincinnati. aud
nludison, Wis.
YosKEEs. n. r, JAn. "A destructive a.c. and
tho largest which ever occurred IN this yIllage bruce
building on Gcttys SQUARE. tn the eenErt OF tbs
busfncss potion OF the town, owned by lion. VIM
Rodfolu, Wnlch, IN few hours, was entirely de-
strosed The Post t.Gice, The HtafesnRn newspaper
Lloyd, liquor stoEe OF Vim. Cumming, tie news Of.
fec OF David Barnes. lager beer saloon, and The
National Guard ArnoEy, which WIS the principal
pnblc ball here al located ip The sald building.
Hete burned. Tho total loss IS esiiu,ted at $5Q Q
upon which there Is an Insurance Of x1g,500
LochroK7, N, r.. Jan. IA fire broke ont at ten
lsLmente: Il. Birdsau. Int md lur s,ore: T. Luce,
grocer: ott:cc Of The Western Union Telegraph
Company; oflca Of the Lake shore Il. r. Co.; 4.
Ralsion, insurance Agent; Kepass Hunt, erocess,
and the boot aud shoe store over Lucas grocery.
The buildings we're OF little yaius, being old aad OF
wood. Kepass HUNT met With a total loss, but
are insured for 81 Gu. Brd.all sased most OF BITS
stock from the dr.. b1sa large quantity was stolen
IN the EtEect. No insurance.. Luce saved part Of
his stock, he balance insured There rms nolhlnc
tnyed tlom the telegraph Office.
NEW IonE. Jun. IA large brick house on Will
low street, ll0boktn, wxB destroyed by fire TODAY
and Two children burnt to death. They were LETT
a'one BY The mother, and their clothes look fire
cNc1HsAz1, Jan. IA dtc broke ont 5es;crday,
at the cofueF OF Race and Second Streets destroy.
Ing the Wagon shop OF McCaderty Brothers ard
s.H,0u.
MADISON, W1s., Jan. 3.-Efzen's tobacco house
Was burned last night; loss about S5,QD.
, 1866-01-04
r and disfeputahty identified with these peculs-

ft-AAN
1he records Of Maj. Russell, Provost Nasfhal Of
Washington, show that stncz Jung. 1866, to thepses-
teen reported at that office Out Of this vast nuu-
ber lte Old Capitol Prison shoWs upoa It's records
that hss housed for lonses % anG shotsef periods,
aGalnat the S1ate. and sou detertcss and boua-
ie ebvisle .he difficulty POW prgsat2.ns In many ~,
ana papcrs re,sfng thereto the transfer Of lands
the Gcntral Land Office has ordered fts agents
throughout ,he southern sate; to carefully
oi their oflscs md forward them to the
Commissioner at Washington that nav
plats and olhe1 archives appcsta,ning to the
napr are being ga up with III possible dctpatch.
Al The time Of our invasion OF the soutn. nsny ad-
yenture1s attached to the army secured mauy talua
BILE papers and records relative 70 certain large es-
tAte., in the hope Of the owners offering heavy IT.
Wards for their restoration ailer the close q The
wsr, Il is the hope Of he conntssioness of rub-
sing data as 10 prevent parties TO The thet gatntns
b. The documents which they now Withhold In e1-
new Yonx. Jan. a.-The Posrs Washington spc-
ea sa,s .s Wsys sEd Mssns GoEqnit.es insists
ready BY the 18th tnssnt as II cannot b. walled for
Several Of the important doeumentr accompany
tng The Presidents message. aza not Jet ready for
TEe report Of the Commissioner OF tbs 1.na
0ii'ce win be ready ne1t week.
Tie Select Committee on Recon. .ttuctfon have
lad 0P one iii plRe nn ser
re,ssembitng Of Congress.
The report Of The commie zion appointed 10 ersm-
nc futo the operators Of the various revenue laws,
with the sieW 10 more Intelligent legislation On
the eubjcct is 1eaay. The Committee Or Ways and
MeaEs arc waiting TO receive II before considering
The financial measures necessary for the support or
the GofcrnMtnN.
All papcrs and e7edcntials which have been re-
felred 10 the Committee on Elections, arc being
printed. The testimony in contested election cases
Will mike large volume.
The Frccdmcn's Bureau to-day turned over to
their owness three farms situated IN Loudou coun
II, Va. containing s8 acsca which had been held
as condEcated property. ,..-.
Five companies Of The 5th U. s. CavAlsy. serving
in the vicinity Of Cuubetland, Nd, have been or
oered to report 10 the commanding officer IN North
| Cafpllpn Tor assignment 10 duty.
| To prevent shameful eKtoHions on the part of
knastsh SCENTS acting for discharged toldteEs, 1t
| has been found necessary by 1he paJmastcr Gen.
csal TO order that al drats be issued to the order
OF tho claimant, and that the same sha not be paid
| By tbe tcpoettaty upon whom drawn without Tie
vtrftuhlc Endorsement OF the payee, not IN any case
With bis Endorsement BY attorney.
! The geld co:n:Ge ai the Min. during the month
Of December Was one million ore hundred and
| twenty thonfaud. Silver coinage nearly thirty,
eeyen thousand dollars: end copper coinage oyel
! ore hundred and THREE thousand dollars.
, 1866-01-04

Tie Ohio Wool Growers Association
The State Board OF Agriculture
Questions Discussed.

Tie Ohio Wool Growers, Association
The State Board OF Agriculture
Questions Discussed.
Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago T,tbpne,l
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. &
The Ohio Wool Grouets' Convention closed its
labots this morning. a resolution wns adopted
requesting persons in wool growing localities ID the
Hcst 10 organize and take acuon, by memorial 10
Congress or otherwise, to secure the legal psotec
ton Of Congress that is needed.
A resolution was a1so adopted recommending
tag Of tso dollats On al male dogs and three dol
lars on female docs, for the purpose not only OF ad-
ding to the national revenue but reducing the NUN.
her OF theee fatal enemies 10 sheep.
The State Eoard Of Agriculture mel here to day
ed and disposed nt the following are tle more TN.
roftan1:
l. 4 resolution protesting neafn.t renewal of
the Reciprocity treaty, By which the agricultural
products Of ennada are allowed 10 coma Into the
GnSa ss Guy md requesting Compress
g Resolving that the interests of agriculture in
tAa Cnlfcd Sta;cs require the eoEal Of the
Ctxnmisslone! Of Agriculture. and recommending
Hoa. Morton ). ToTEnsend 10 I'll tho ptaee.
l. That county md Slate agricultural fairs Fhon]1
be t5lged Of all side-4loEs and performances.
I: Tbat County Commissioner should be rcqulr.
ed by Law 10 contribute to agricultural societies
fund equal 10 tbs amount coutribu1ed by lndiyld.
uals ior the purchase and Improvement Of lair
Mr. Gas3nes, OF Toledo, addressed The Conven-
lion in favor Of OIoru University as tue location
for The Agricultural AID Mechanical College 10 IT.
estse the land grant from Congre.t.
Crees to lhcr influence against tue contraction
or the national currency WIS laid On she table as be.
Ing outtide The province Of the organization
, 1866-01-04

Important Ofdcr-nllitary 1tcms-A
STEAMBOAT Snnk-From New Orleans
The Markets.

Important Ordcr-mIlltary Itcmx-A
STEAMBOAT Sunk-From New Orleans
The Markets.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tsibune.]
CAIRO, Jan. 8.
The following General Order has been l.sned:
HEADQUARTERS DIs1n&cr OF RIO GRANDE,
BROWNSVILLE, Dec. 10, 1865.
So much Of General Order No. 3, current eesss,
hpm these Headquarters, rs reads, "Mexica0 au-
thoEties, ,s heeepy changed 10 read t'Ausborides
Of Aatamofas," DC.
BY command Of 1iaj. Gen. Matzel
D. WHEELER,
AsetetAnt Adjutant General.
This is decidedly an important correction, a., by
the wording Of the order previous to It's beng cor
rected wonld have been led to belieye that the
authorities considered The Imperial Government
the rigntfut authority In Mexico.
lhs FoEsy.sesond Regiment Of lninois Infantry.
tueSy, p officers md 258 enlisted 1nep passed here
to-da! ts route home; also the 77,h Omitted States
Resulatt, col1rcd.
CA.no, jan a-At about O'Clock this afternoon,
as The ktegn.Wheel steamer Minnie was rounding ouf
from the upper landing she WIS carried BY the strong
current 1panst The sharp Prov Of one Of The ulonl
to1a anchored opposite The city, and was sunk The
HetE saved. The Minnie was new boat, valued at
SSsUSn and was insured. She was without cargo-
Aephatn and others Of ST. Louis, sBrc her ownere.
nv ORLEANS. January 2. Cotton strung. Salea
9! a,nN baiee 1T Sic. Sugars dull; fair At 1S}sGE
l41c Mosassea y0c6t LIS. New York checks one.
hall per cent discount. Gold LIZ FreIghts ILL.,
enanGVea, GV Tonnage plenty, particularly steam 10
The steamer Star Of the Union, from New YORK,
has stxfyto.