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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03

aSTHE BRIDAL CUANBER-An
Essay of Warning and Instruction for Young Msn.
ALSO, new sad reliable treatment for Diseases OF
the Urinary and Sexual systems. Sent hos in
seeled envelopes. Address DR.. J. SkiIlin Herghton,
Howard Association, Philadeiphis, Pc. my ERA.
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SPIKE 4 GUNS

Of Hanbug. ImpOsters are in the field with
deadly hair Syes, dangerous to health AID utterly
destructive to the hair. Do not submit 10 have
your heSd
Baptised with liquid Fire!
when thst cooling vegetable preparation,
CEisfadOT0's Hair rye,
will, in fze minutes, impart any desired Fhade
from light broWa to jet black without injuring the
fbres, staining the skin, or poisoning the system
through the p)Tes. Beware Of tho deleteTiCus
dyes Manufactured by J. CRIsTADoRO, G
Astor House, New York. Sold by Druggists.
Applied bv a Hair Dressers. augI-soneoW
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gs-PHILosoPHY oFAAKRIAGK-

E@-PHlLOSNRh1 Oh
o. Proprie.ors OF 49, New York Museum OF Anat-
any have dsternined. regardless OF eKPense, to is
sac frss for the benefit Of suffering humssity, and
suppression Of qaaeksryj four OF their most inter
..tins and instructive Lectures on Marriages aud
~ p!squEliaeations, Nervous and Physical Dehti-
Is, ere0stsre decline Of HRnhoois Indigestion,
Weakness or Depression, ImPOtsncy, Loes OF FINER
~ aad Manly Power; the Great Social Evil, and
t5ose naisdies which result from youthful foliies,
s-cesszs q maturity, snd ignorance Of PhysiologY
AVID la<3 of nature
These InFalurhle Lectures have been the msans
kziIzhtsring and saving thousands, and will b
orWaraed free, on receipt OF four stamps, by 81
dressing ~SEC2ETAsT, Now York Museum OF
Anst0ay and Asdicins, 0lS Broadway, Kew York.
fsSt5RS
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Rr MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY,
An Essay Of Warning and Instruction for feuDg
Men. Also, Diseases aud Abuses which p~rOstTafe
he vital powers, with sure means Of relief. sent
free OF charge in sealed letter envelopes. address
Or, J, sgILLIN HOUGET0S, Howard sssocia-
ION philsheinhin. Pa. iule9.Ns NV
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E METOALFES GREAT RHEU-
MATIC REMEDY.-This new and Wonderful
medicine acts like magic, curing Of
years standing in afsw dsys.
npgL STRONG L ARMSTRONG.
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THUS. F. FLUNhhIII FIesIueus+
RFNI OHIrKERING. Seeretary.
July, 1866. 1.prrP
Isssf Notary Pubic.
OFFICE or TaE AUDITOR or sTATE

OFFICE or TIE AUDITOR OF STATE,
COLUMBUS, o., July %, 1866
II is hereby certified, that the foregoingi Is Q cor
rect cony Of the statement of condition OF the
Berkshire Lie Insurance Company OF Plttsneia,
Mass made to and filed in this office, for the
year 1866.
GsEALl JAS. h. GOODMAN,
Auditor OF State.
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DYEINc.
FREDERICK CYRIAI,

french and Fancy Steam Dye Works and Cleaning
Establishment, BelFidsss Farm, East Cleveland,
nd 90 Seneca strest.
OFFIcr-lo4 senecs street, Cleveland, o.
mean TO make this the EST DYE-HOUSE Is
rHE WEST, and shall spare no effort 20 give sstis-
action.
IcaII the especial attention Of Gentlemen to the
u IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
OF QaAntaIzs - aa-dxins Of nAds-up Gsrnsnts
RI
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/SDeeial Eoaiee to Ladies.

TT Is ALL IMPORTANT THAT
Iaiies should have preparations specially
adapted for complaints to which they are Pc
,,iarIy subject. at ouce safe, healthy and certain
! that they should consult ono wno has made this
-. l. -a--as.1 aFuHw
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REMOVAL.

DRhOYAL.-Mf. T. H. Norris haT-
III ing removed his Clothing Store from No. 9
Monument Square TO so Prospect street, respect
fully asks q continuance of the patronage 60 Hbe-
rally bestowed upon him in the past, and hopes by
wants Of his customers TO merit the same An the
future. Eastern fashions received All work
warranted. A good assortment OF cloths "a hand,
which will be sold At the lowest rates, or made 1p
IN the best End most fashionable styles. apl2:Ri4
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RAILROADS.
OIEFELAN6 4 TOLEDO RAILROAD,

CLEFELAhD q IVhkDe
GE@@
1s5s- SUMMER ADVANCEMENT. 1866
N and sitter Monday, July Scth, 1853, train.
- will leave Cleveland daily as follows tSnndAy'
Is a. M.-oHICAGo EXPRESS, stops at
Grafton, 0berlin, Kipton, Norwalk, Mon
~roeviIle, Clyde, Fremont and arrives at
Toledo at 1870 A ~ Chicago at 500 P. NJ,
aud Detroit $50 P. M, 1870 A. II. Toledo
Express stops at all stations on Southern
Divisions, and arrives st Toledo ct 1905 P.
NJ. Chicago at II 25 P. n.
$40 P. M-WESTERN MAIL-Stops at all sta.
tions on Southern Division, and arrives st
Toledo ut 7:O P. NJ, Chicago $50 a. NJ, and
400 P. M.-NORTHERH MAIL-Stops at all sta.
tons on Northern Division and arrives al
Sandusky Mt 6:45 P. NJ.
$50 P. M.-EIGHT E4PRESS-Stops at GrAtton,
Oteriin, EorwRlk, MoRroeyilie, Clyde and
Fremont. and arrives in Toledo 1880 a. N
Chicago at 1926 A. NJ, and Detroit at l0to
An.
sandusky, Mansfield & Newark Railroad At SAndus-
kv with DAYTON & Cincinnati Railroad; at Fremont
with the Fremont q Indiana Railroad and at To.
ledo with the Michigan Southern & Sorthern IN
diana and Toledo & wabash Railroads. for Chicsgo,
Dstroit. Jackson, Fort Wayne, Logansport, Iafsy-
site. Csire, Alton, ST. Louis and all peints West
Northwest and Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toledo and tie
West at 6:I5 A. ", 9 40 A. n, 2:35 and 800 T. NJ
Sandusky at s.f5 A. N. Il. u. UOhEh
Cleveland, July 80, 1850. superintendent
CEBVELAND d PITTSBURGH r. Il
Isre- SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1896.
ON and after Monday, July Goth, 1866,
IL Trains will leave Cleveland daily Sunday eI-
s:io A, M.@MAIL-Arrives at Pittsburgh $40 P.
n: Hsrrisburgh 2s45 A. Il. Baltimore 7:OOAs
x; Washington 1920 A. NJ; Philadelphia
TOO A. NJ; New York via Allentown $3.50 AN
via Philadoiphia 12:O5 P. NJ, Wheeling
6.45 P n. connecting with baltimore ard
Ohio Railroad. Connects at Hudson with @.
Z. O.. z. X. for Akron and Millersburghi
connects al Alliance with P. Et. W-S U.
Railway for all noInts east and west leaving
Alliance at l1.35 A. NJ for Canton, Aassn-
Ion, Mansfield, &c, and leaving Alliance at
Ills A. NJ. for Salem, Oolumbiana, &c.
2.4O P. MISUNDERSTANDING At Pittsburgh at
els P. Il: Harrisburgh $50 A. "; Baltimore
1890 P. NJ: Washington 4:50 P NJ; Philsdel-
phia LOO P. n; New York via Allentown
$40 P. Il; VII Philadelphia 5:42 P. ";
Wheeling $50 p. ~; Bellair (Benwocd)
$50 P. NJ, connects at Alliance With P
Fl W. & O RailEay for all points east and
west. leaving Alliance at 6:I5 P. NJ. for Can
ton, Massillon, Wooster, &C., and leaving
Alliance at 5;55 P. N. for Salem, ColumoianA
&C.
s.s5 P. M.-ACCOMM0DATI0N-Arrives at Al
lance $50 2. II. Cars from Cleveland run
direstly through, via Hudson for Cuyah1ss
Eslis, Akron and ATlsrsbursh, co1Eectins
CT Alliance and orrTille with 2. Ft. ".S Z.
Railway.
Cars run tiroueh from Cleveland to New TorK
via Pittsburgh and Allentown with bat one
change, viz at Pittsburgh.
ES-Fare Us low as BY any other route
ES-Through tickets can DO procured AT the Union
Tickle: Once, Weideli HouEc, at the Depot, OF al
IN. DEVEREUX, Superintendent
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ASSESSORS NOTICE!
To the Tax payers under The
UNITED STATES EXCIEE LAW,
In The County Of Cryahoga, in the Eighteenth
Ohio TaN-District.

-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that the Lists. Emu nerAtions and vaIra-
tions made and taken by the Assistant Assessors,
for the month OF MFy. Annual Lists in she
Co1nty OF Gu ahoga- ia compliance with the pro-
visions OF the EAClSE Law, approved July 4thy
1861, WILL BE OPEN FOR EXAMINATION,
At tie once Of J0HSE HuBLBUT, o. S. As
sessor in said CountF for the period often days
from this date and that appeals viii be received
snd determined by the Assessor OF said District,
relative to any erroneous or excessive Valuations
or euumeraii0ns, BY the Assistant ASSESSOR At
the ONCE OfJOHG 4. HUREBUf, U. s. Assessor,
in .hsd county. on Saturday, nth day Of August.
All persons who feel axgrieTed BY the sssess-
msnts made against them, are notified to make
their appeals, in writing, 40 the Assessor on tue
DAYS ABOVE named, and state The particular nat
ter respecting which q decision is requested, and
the gFsand Of Inequality Q. erroE oomplained Of
JOHN T. HURLBUT,
ASSESSOR 18th District
Assessors Office, Cleveland, Aug. lst. 1866.
6ugl:3f0-d tri&W -
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INSU
Berkshire Life ms. Company.

OTATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
- of the " Berkshire Life Insurance Company
OF Pittsield, Mass, on the ID day Of July, lsC6.
made to the Auditor Of Ohio, pursuant 10 the
statute Of that State.
CAPITAL.
The amount Of its capital stock paid up
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STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS,

STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS, l.
County or B-ERKsHIRE.J
Thomas Z. Plankett, President, aud BenJamii
Chickeriug, Secretary Of the berkshire LiieI Ia,
surance Company, being seYerally sworn, depos,
and say, that the foregoing is a full, true AM
correct statement Of the affairs Of the SAID Com
pany, and that they are the above descflDs'
officers thereof.
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DIR. A. n. ~MAURzCEAg,

Professor Of Diseases OF women,
has been in extensive and successful practice Tor
1T,yerls Of thirty wears 81 his present ofhee-a
81. ttst susaks for itscl-Gnd il known to thou
- ~ ladies' "a the author OF
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PEoTrEssos o. ELzcrsoPsTaT AID EEDIcISz.
Oslco tIsseneca stTses, = low doors nom SUPERIOR
On stairs, Opposite CiTy hCtls
hours trcHg gto y ana rom 70 % CloSA
n-,r- gzrvdava aTrzutHn- 9aNH
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AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE ACNE OF PERFECTION.


IT PEsErRATES the secret ambush Of this terrible
disease, and ~exteTminstes II, root and branch, for
ever.
IT REMOVES ell the wretehed symptoms OF this
losthsome msiady, and averts consumption.
/ ur CLEANS the head, deodorizes the breath, and
afords the most grateful relief.
IT ALhEyIATEs more sgoay and siiest suffering
than tongue eau tell
IT Is HoIED for curing the most hopeless cases.
that every known means failed in.
IT Guns BAY, Rose and Periodic getsrrh, OF the
most O~bstinats anu violent types.
Ne FosS OF Catsrfh or noise n the head can re-
sist Its penetrating power.
d. 0ooDALE's CGtGrrh Remedy IA = harmless
liquid, inhaled from the palm Of the hand
Dn- L. GoODALE Is known throughout the coun-
try, a. lie Author Of the only Trus Theory Of o.
tarrh ever published-Modo Of Treatment-and
Rapid Cure In all its FORMS
Dr., GOoDALE's Pamphlet on Catarrh should b
read By every one. Il can be obtained at our near
est Agency, CT BY sending 3 postage stamp 20 cur
oEice.
Price 81 90. Send = stamp for pamphlet.
@. B. PARKER, Sole Agent, IS Bleeeker street,
New York.
soLd hv @. W. LARK, cleveland. isbs:RS
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We ;hington Ttoms,

WAsmNGToN, November s26.--A
Havana letter of,tho Goth reports the
steamship Susquchoma, with Shcr-
man and Campbell, would leave for
Mexico on the 23d.
Official dispatches nA.ich have
reached MAistor Romero from Mexi-
co, state that Col. Rafael j. Garcia
has been appointed military Governor
of Poubla, and has established his gov
crnmcnt at the city of Tacapoaxtala,
and issued proclamation to the peo-
pic of the State, calling on them to
take up arms against the invaders.
Governor Garcia reports that the
French have lost tho whole of Pucbla,
but it is believed only the liue of the
main road from Vera Cruz to the city.
OF Mexico.
Many oft the Washington correspond
cnts are specializing as to what will
be the contents of, the Presidents
forthcoming annual message, and some
Of them assiduously assert that he will
make terms with Congress on the rcsto-
ration policy. In view of the result
OF the recent Site elections, this, too,
is mere, speculation, and ii is, therefore.
better to wait for positive information
from the message itself. 1t will be
remembered that in many speeches
which tho President made in his lat,
trip North and West, he saiA he had
no new policy to announce, and that
his future would be best indicated by
his past course.
Nothing dolinitc has yet been re-
ccived by the Government in relation
to the claims upon Great Britain for
damages to commerce caused by the
Alabama and other Confederate priva-
tecrs. The correspondence between
the two Governments is still IN pro-
grcss. 1t is fact, however, that tho
present British Ministry is more dis
posed than the former one to give due
and fair consideration to tho. entiro
subject. :.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, November 26.-0ur
Consul at Brqst reports the entire seS-
sation of cholera at that place.
lti is not trun, rs stated in Northorn
papers, that Jacob Thompson has OBJ
taincd from President johnson pcrms~
sion to return home.
No visitors were admitted to an au-.
dicnco with the President to-day.
lie is closely applying himself to his
forthcoming message. 1t is not true
that he will adhere to his former posi-
tion respecting the full restoration Of
the Southern States.
It's probable the press will be furn~
ished with copies of the message in
advance Of its delivery.
Nothing definite yet received froth,
the British Government in relation to
thc claims of indemnity growing out
OF the dcpredations committed on
American commerce by Confederate
priyatoors. The correspondence is
still in progress.
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apeoplo ofactive aud highly cultivat-
cd mental powers. The gentlemen
is one Of the Literati of the South,
and in the above mentioned argument
expressed precisely what we haye long
believed to be The cause of our want
OF u Literature in thcISouth.
We cannot close this brief account
of what we saw and heard without
mention of the urbanc and accommo-
dating conductors both on the Chur-
lotto road and on the South Carolina
road.
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Arrival Of the Stcnmor Scotia.

NEW YoRK, November 27.-Thc
steamer Scotia, from Liverpool has ar
rived.
The London M9,niay HvuM alvo
Gates tie consideration of the pending
questions between the United States and
Great britain, even by arbitration if
necessary.
The London Times says her Males, Us
Government contcmplates empowering
a commission to inquire generally into
the operations Of the neutrality laws, and
10 report upon the possibility Of amend.
ms them SO as to hiring them into more
complete conformity with international
obligations. This inquiry will no, pre-
clude future steps with regard TO the
adjustment Of the Alabama claims, which
are Still! under consideration By the Gov.
ernmcnt, and must be entertained upon
their own merits.
Much damage had been done by the
foods IN Lancashire and York.
a subscription for the sufferers bv
the Quebec fire had been started il.
Livcrpopl The London list had reach.
cd ClZ,OQ0.
At the sitting OF the Saxon Chandler
OF Deputies, At Dresden. on the ! ALI,
the State Minister declared in the most
positive manner, that Saxony had CON
cluded no alliance with Austria, either
before or during the war. The Minister
added, Mat Saxony had faithfully oil.
served the promise 10 that effect by Bar.
on Won Bens,.
Advices from Paraguay state that the
defeat OF the allies at Cumpaity had
caused complete disuuion, among tile
leaders okthe alliance Gen. Flores had
been in Montevideo since the 29lh Of
September. Gen. Mire lad. evacuated
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Answers to Questions.

|, "Ought confectionery be SPELL
cd with an & or an in the last sylla.
bic"
"Whnt does the phrase 'hcad
over heals mean; and ought it to be
head over heels or 'hccls over
head -
|. Like Il speaker in donbt which
side Ola question he shall take, we
may reply that much might be said on
both sides of the point mado in the
first inquiry. Nblo lexicographors
take one side, and as able ones take
thc other side. Each doubling mind
then had better take its choice and
hold to it. We prefer to use thee
2 We suppose it to be compari-
son eNpressiv of maximum meas
ucmcnt. For example, when we say
Il man is ''head over heels" in busi-
ness, The idea is that lie is as deeply
engaged in that business as he can be-;
III other words, it demands all his
time and energies. The idea of
measurement involved in the phrase
is perhaps the distance from the heels
TO the head when tho latter is in a vorti-
Cal line above the former, which is'as
high above the heels as it it is possible
for the head to get.
his correct to say "hccls over
hcap' to express the act of somer-
sault. But either phrase is barba-
rism in composition, aud is allowable
only whe apthc points are intended to
consist cC bnrbarisms.
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News ItoSGs,

F.. BosroN, November 27.-At acaucus'
for the nominations Of canidae for Nav.
or at Chelsea, last night, Robert w
Morris colorcd man, (awycr,) receiy-
o 242 votes, to 33i for II. S. Frost.
WAsulNGroN. November 27,-Four
C ,lurcd individuals are among the invited
guests to The banquet which'will be
given to ;he radical members of Congress
on Saturday next They are Fred.
D>ugla<s, Robert Pnrcis. Rev. High,
land Garnetr and Howard II. Day. @
At n Cabinet meeting to-day. ~
understood the President rcada porii" 81
OF hismrssaga to the members; and from
what can be asccrtained, it seems he hasi
no intention whatever of parting from
the POI, N"retofore declared
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Our Columbia Exchanges.

There is screw lcosc between US
and Columbia which We would like
much to have frightened. 1t is a4arc
thing 10 receive the Cdyo'lnfau or the
F"nic regularly at this Office, and
sometimes our copies are never rcveiy-
cd. Are they s,ntof? Our cont tem-
porarics can answer that. Will tley
please do it. Not to wait however for
an answer, lot us ask. Tin case they clear
themselves, whother there is any 9TH
or medium essential to our exchanges
reaching us which may answer the
charge of delinquency. The mail
agent between this point and Column
bia may possibly cnlightcn us. We
want the light from some where. We
know the fault is not at this Office.
We do not believe it always chargca-
bic TO tho Offices, either post or print
ing, in Columbia, but VIC fear much
Of the failure toreceiyc our Columbia
exchanges is due to the neglect of tie
travelling agents.
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William G.. Whilden & Co.

Attention is called to the card of
tins firm doing business in Charleston.
The chief of this firm VIM. G. Will
den, Esq, is we'll known in this Dis
trict. Long connected with the large
establishmenteof Hayden, Whilden Il
Co., this gentleman though young in
years is old in thorough business
qualifications. Persons visiting Char
lesion would do we'll to call at 259
King Street., corner of Beaufain,
where the obligihg proprietors will
take plcasurciu c&bibiting their stock,
and we are satisfied will please all
purchasers with, their moderate
prices.
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Editorial Inklings.

-"Bill, did you say you are 60
ing to have your whiskcrs dyed ~ Z
"Ycs."
"Lct 'cm alone, Bill, and they'll
soon die themselves"
- The New York Herald Of tho
18th, congratulatos the masses upon
the falling prices. Wouldn't the
HcruH like to congratulate the coun-
try upon the prices of the fallen mass
cs South ! "What'll you take to
come back into the Union" g
Buffers victims can only answer
"Spooney."
General Dix has gone to
France as United States Minister.
- On the 24th instant s steam
crs sailed from New York for various
foreign and domestic ports. These
destined ports were London, Liver
pool, Bremen, IIamberg, Glasgow,
Portland, Washington, Richmond,
Charleston, Savannah and New Or
leans. The aggregate value of their
cargocs was about six millions of
money.
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Tcle SraHohi O.
Gable DISPATCHES,

Gable Dispatches.
BERLIN. Monday, November 90
The Prusslan Government intends to
have a Coz ,'-Gcneral located in New
York city.
LONDON, November 2G.-Evenng.
--ltis rumored that Republican or
ganizatioh has been discovered IN Ptr.
is.
IL is said that the Empress Eugenie
and.her son will spend Christmas at
Rome.
The money market is easier. Con-
soils closed at S9f for money. Five.
twenties T03
LIVERPOOL, November 2G--Evcnng.
The cotton market is without change.
LONDON, November 27-Noon.--
d'emian troubleSm Ireland have assumed
considerable proportions and there is no
doubt that a serious outbreak has occur
red. Two regiments Of national troops
wore urgently ordered,to Ireland yestcr.
day evening, and transports were being
prepared all night last night at RorL-
mouth, A,largc detachment Of marines
went over TO Queenstown OH the war
steamer plymouth. a gun boat at
Chatham has been ordered to sail for
Queenstown immediately. Mich alarm
is felt at Cork and through Ireland gen
orally. The London Times, OF this
morning, believes Chief Organizer STE
rhens Will soon arrive on.the scene, il,
indeed. he has not already. The Gtobo
cdltoriallv hiuts more serious trouble
with the United States is really at the
bottom Of the Fenian outbreak. y tele
graphic dispatch was received yesterday
from Washington by the United
States Minister Mt Paris. The di8pa ch
was very long, occupying many !o'rs
in the TRANSMISSION and it is believed it
relates TO the Mexican question The
Morning Hcrold, Of to-day, says. United
States Minister Adams has revived the
Alabama case. A Cabine, meeting
will soon be held, when the case will
receive the consideration which its i'm
portance deserves.
1t is officially announced that tire
Government las peremr,only refused
he use OF the parks for The lr&de Ic-
form demonstrations
LlvERpooL, November 27.-Cotton
MAJ ket opens dnll but steady; sales to-
day will approximate 5000 bales. Mid.
ding np!alds at the opening were quoted
at l+9d. BreadstulIs market without
material change.
LONDON. November 27--Nocn =
Money market quiet. Consols for mon
ey opened at 90. Fvctwcntcs FOL.
LONDON, November 27-Evcming.-
The Morning HoraM believes the Gov
crnment Of tho United States Will en-
dcavor to defeat the Fcnan plots ut a
proper time.
Consols 500. Flvciwcntcs 70i.
PARIS, November 81 There are ru
mors OF "a change ABOUT TO be made in
the French Cabinet
FLORENCE, November 26 The Ital
iap Government has determined to send
EegczZi on a mission to Rome.
LIVERPOOL, November 27-Evcning.
The breadstuns market closed with
downward tendency. The latest quota
tons lor corn are 40s. Lard inactive.
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~. Immense, Meteor.
tr N.vnn,I,nr q

\. LIE, November % -
4 o'clos, ON last tuesday mo- :. Il
meteor. lighting up the wholeN ems,
was seen near Rome, Georgia, ing
rapidly SouIlrwcstwardly, app
li:r IRE ball as large as the sun.
exploded apparently ten miles of, with y,
tremendous report, like forty pound
cannon, ,5nt shook the earth and made
the windows rattle.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-11-29
Adm inistrator's Notice.

A Ill persons having demands against the
n estate of james Stevenson, deceased.
ore requested 10 present them properly ~
tested 10 me, and those persons indebleS'to
the estate nro requested TO make payment
as am desirouo OF settling up said estate
IN short time, go
JOHN STEVENSON, Admr
nov 81 itx3