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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-20

A Richmond paper staLes thai Castle Thunder is
to be thoroughly repaired, preparatory to being
turned into a grand mercantile amphitheater''-
whatever that might be-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-20

The American watch company at Waltham,
Mass, employs 700 persons ard makes 2l5 watches
per day. Their pay roll is $50 900 per month.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-20
Gasi3alleSSsS
Cotton. Seed, cotton Seed.

Extract from letter just received from planter which
prepared show The Cotton Seed sent will do
fine think They upb autifully.'
few hundred bu shells of lot still hand and for
sale.
FULkERSON g. MCLAURIN,
No u Union street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-20

1t is proposed in Boston to 'educe the wages o
printers in that city, comment ing May lst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-20
Point Clear Hotel.

The undersigned will the Clear Hote, on or abou
The 10th day of May next
This establishment is being repuined and mt l., ~
plste repair and condition Gas works are hahn,
erected, the grounds beautifully laid out and the bous f
nshed entirely With the materials and the at.
improvements
Arrangements will be made for direct communication with
New Orleans and Mobile both by steamboat and telepranh
BILLIARD TABLES
OF the most approved pattern have ordered new Ten Pin
Alleys being built and every suitable to the cli
mate and place afforded to man. woman and child For
BATHING AND FISHING
And heahnness this celebrated watering place has upe
rior the and the undersigned make 1t
the most pleasant and comfortable the world.
CHAS. Il. SMEDES. Manager
Ggisa2lesSsS
EXTRA STOUT PORTER.
None Genuine except bottled by E. 4 j. BURKE, Dublin
with Horp brand.
This ceebraed PORTER for sale BY all respectable Groce
and Druggists.
Sole Agent for the Southern States,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-20
PRESIDENT PPsavEs AN iRpa0pRlsneN BILL.
CHOLERA GH THE ENGLISH STEAM
SIzIR VIRGINIA.
HOME and FOREIGN MARKETS.
coTToN DECLINED AT EavERFOoL.
lAs,oclated Press pispatchss.i

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-20

NJ.
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Rbove,
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board,
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-20

Being organized have opened the exhibition of Stove
Gas BURNERS at No los Camp street. Poydras where
the public invded call and witness the operation daily
(sundays excepted, from to o'clock.
An order book is 1reu at the office
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-20

The material of the BOOK AND JOB ESTABLISHMENT
ENTIRELY NEW having Just been received from the most
Celebrated Founde comprises all the Modern Improve
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-20

PATENT OUT LOAF SUGAR.
The undersigned Agents for the above Celebrated SUGARS
prepared supply the trade in barrels and half barrels
on liberal terms.
G. NJ. BAYLY g. CO.,
6l Common and AZ Canal streets.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-27

a,Sa &tlige QSobnbdufcr.
E3is 4 In Oft. RAJ lmurtir, it ..,..........S I050
xzssA3 In GttrlIRBir., Mr.. IS, 20 II. ~ e.. 1850
Rr. Az. tpteits naBe gtabtioritr...... .... 1860
| in Daptsitr., uabc rem Balm lcie Der
.Npttbtrt GeatralgaBR" .... .......... 1000
". A., ROrb. grterlic., crumbs sine rel ........ 300
RI. 20 II. %, Ncro. Garoltnstr,, e. ....... 1000
Rr. o! on pIGtt. not. S1Biir, 8run6iiusiret, 4t00
Nr. 200 8tl. 5aptittl ir ......... .......... 200
- 24+. .......,.... ........ 5000
III. Golum5iaitr. ..... ...... .......... 1900
, Z73. NiilHtibltr. 1000
8ulHojReittL
htbit sitIeu ansern IN allen z taotibeltu Itbr biutg
ourt % IL. y. AtebtHt,
l40-l I'd bon Notth. U. lancttfitr.
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RMr &rR.
Ga6FpIserpo r SaPob setgtr.
SIR %. &srnlnitraRe.

Ga6foIeer cor Sdfcb GeCgeL
Cir. % Germlritr1Be,
'utcfiebIt iet1 1ut.anotttrtts Eager BON ~pieenbeH
Geenit ,r6eu, ais:
.siEH-ep,u, nuflb,rntl II r~I-'tr'en 7no'r'r
SltateiGlG9u II. 8stitsrRp0eu, EbdrpIatter. g,Uue
n,ein II. SunhrbaIsbGnotrn S9mtlltitaeln, Gtippsl,
plrtltr gotb, ysa6eIittteu, gaubiiten, pcltrhutfer fdE
,oi6arreiter, GaielmeiItng, 9teuitber aufr SorteH,
Clabt &C., thermometer II. Serpaoaen. Ndss uEo
Sul'u6tdraer. Splnoen, S6Iau4sn Scritn,5Gbnen
<, fir Btaisreter.
Utrtbe fnoeu elm NFpItirt'itt ccH Pttraldicrt,
5ibren, 8entiler II. {. 10, defenders bic be- iitmteu
patertlrten 8icrb6bre. 6eteu a~lelniaer Bsrfaui lht
Ufarplarb, DiItritt Gplumsl SC. tenn unteI I%etaDnsteu
sou ben Griireeru ii~bertra9en lrutce.
aS- @ine srpbc Paris NC0eulpaaren, ramentlt4
-eitidte Sadtn fur Serrsn II. Donteu, iosbsn pon
Nirti,mbera etugelrpitsn, un6 btttet INN eenrtattu
Sr'pru6
(Rcr4, 5Wt) eb$ y &c.
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Ri Nerfdufen.

Ss5A Gin bubi6ts oyetrSdtaes B pDubau
sfxs rebii Stntsrgstduse, Grofem D9is &c IN Ipt0.
lk4A 6puarofr. SOfori b~esitbblr. tsrnr 2 bret.
iredi8, Bobnbauier nit Siuier9ebiuotu In gtt sltttr. /:
stnea lotolt ~ btBisbet. tGs aneere 10 taIe ME E,6j.
lid.
9.n sroes' br.tiSdi0es gDcbnbaus tn Rob- cSrtet.
Str., un'en 'ebr Ieiht tn elm yr'auis-Stibatt yu
yetnaneelu.
Gin tabtdes eu.atbou.e' tieif1iiaes spctntaus
20 bui brett bel 10 8us &riuttlde. Ltrte, III Qgti.
aertngtonitr. gaib ~ ttIttber
Souit Sebdues uub gauplage tn 8aCette-, garStr.
Gilmor-. Sarato8a- u. yiu'teupitr
Seurc W. Gpofs,
(5-) sr. 0. 2aIp Sulienss, CT. EaulIi,
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Spspe~"e

bulh
tOntCn'f q,cGt p-G'r,Idc J,ebsu
tWL'.
Nlon Iet ioIgtn % Seuju,p ,tutJ acb,tt,alaln
BirNTI:
-eait'mCr. Nit. 10 ittt. 1903.
SN Ut. ~. Y. 0lmIiUU!
g9trtbtr GER! I'D bate dbr Irsits p]irllutiNcs
Scitmtti,t nit 9liuolibtm Griol6t seNTauht. ecu
(oBytu lit 1b an NetramUlsbtttrt zen N err
idilnmltcu Ht'tllt, Wan bttCetlt mid, 0amiiign's
arohts ctrltrtiNs5 C%elmItitl ~ 8tbrauten, uuo eas.
itlbt btiTtite mid pom Nsrtpeh, Setylopi,u utbtl.
tcit, RtIpcn'tpS6e, N"tteer8ibias,ng u, appdtl.
Ipiiescit II. I. 70.
00hahtunlSpcnh her 9hrtlt
Sol. 3. Rttlep. Hr, II, Eot!blG.a
prett 81, 20 tro 5Ialat $3.50 pro 9 blaiaen.
gu baben bel
Stib z. Sauct.
(Sar27-) n. los. r'a'tin RS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-27

Cret ebr pttr YtSrnc; Siutr ais G6riRcr, bic an
bern, nm eui6wst, 9%lpmimmvtn &C aus benz gpe;s
bthntst flo 2 gisilcu zen Der Siatt an rr gsri
ROOD. 49,
81 Gterip elm Partnft. War rdse l5
BET @eO. VIE 3 t NJ Ec. 20, GetpEt luagt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-27

NcrlouGt.

On tr1vt5 Mitttu iur eepTbull&c Slusrte,ltE
I'M Itannt''l@tn 3nitttut;, ,gtl. 90, @amaulI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-27
Gftrolp9if@e SiatbGAldar.
SNr. TX "a a.

Nsr 6a aus'untt gu tlter wiuiht ibfr fGu tIat
5lte oetr ihitbtt @tlblite, tbtr Ndb @sutnu oter
Seriuft Setratb, REL en-, hrsuutt ptct Ssiube Rran'.
bait II. baaSltdt gDtrrtn, Diebnabl. fmI lefr EutS.
femme na5 RI. 13l, Gut-4arclnc.. Gte ron
GoriG 3TPl,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-27
GScr IusFuuFt bobcu min

!ttt aNt NtTbiIlRlit bt8 YtVtr9 UbtT WIid r6c
ur9lhd IN Ter F'fDf, lui Rctisu, in ttr GreuueiHaf,
BERN SoIlertelptele, itbet itattlebIttc o. tcfcitu. alt
SCpelnlnille II. !. No. tonu ltc BET ttm llnteT;et'rel y
e,'e'tot8tno trbal!,n. Wan icnure ~ 3at!prriE
ri. 81, Ncro.sagdt, 5Wideu Scu'uSs II Wuut'R
{ II. t1ara! lUiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-27

Gin outer grnfet ttnntr. Cine comrsttptt T,riet
tTbalt isitt N'bett, 1t1H m'Ipc Rb tel Sammtrs.
lev, aenfettcntr, Rr. 70, Mct0. greenir. (60-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-27

On 1nabe pcu aniliHeilcu Sltern mt ouitr EduI.
%btlounl, nm has DluNu9tihiit 1u u'crner, bel W.
Folmeper. GE.3 Giossapitr, l Grcppe bot.
(lb-l wv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-27
EerIanai ms @rlnht.


yin ontts ttlttt'E Diasdcn far cine rI,inr Nam'Ie
llm NIiher uno Nr aammtr. Ertttt. Wan m.res
nv VII. VI, 81. gauI., na6t FtGntIrIr. iLO-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-27

Out e'ne RENE N0intlte tu mt guttr Stilri1tF
psl'then's Dlenhmaetet IN Er. 2I2, ggelt ytGitlr.
tO1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-27
81 U%rrtanIen Hai III pelmlttpM.

Ter cute gp,lt u,S BE Gturttiuul cr'5 9~a6ctbis,-
pd'pns R~t8t0ubtr htm ieI ~ pint- Dilrftc tit p+ltn
'pre biat9 c%trtouit, mem man ii9 'etcrt in cU Srp.
!, GNrtipentmtsn" mtlptt. (50-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-27

Tie 8crdtbe unc Der cute 2niae ,iucs IA Ib,Orsb'tR
SbretoeG9tlbaits NIT outer auubl1ait iino lciort 4,
c~tItauien. Dss B:ltdit ttituttt Fb tn etrtr ttr h. ten
ya8en Der Gtatt. Dan rage mad III Der @rp :.
BlQtieA, (6O-2)
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Grfmht

Sin t'ntr Reclamation |. Sla1c Elm partper nit
4 500 burs. NatjUiPger kct Betrr 56uIB,
I}arIb Wiarttt Syac,. az
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Dprd O. ~. SOBER.
gEcrtbuOllrs BrnnO;iusirriss Wruuas
mn. tttf (0Ubntau8 II. Vapen)

am Centre Ilartst Spae'. uabe galtimctear.,
aEf Nulttru.
SD petbt Wtttps6 Ra6mittaa hen ~
Tsbruar 1865, rmt 3 llbr, All Srt upD Gisae bat
rabtclgeno bd6rebtus, iebr peltt0Oae e~ruueIsts
ttete SrunbetgeRtF AT uu;er ben Sammsy
trnlrr; ntmnd:
Dt teiccu @ruuphitr rtbt 9aulI6'eiitn auf a
Wefhelte ecS Y eutre Wdrtet SPACE g,Ie3er;
ittts Ut l25g 6ub britt am Geute Rartet Srltt urt
ultrett lh 81 fuB In her Qitft. Dtt @cbdulihieitn
eelttbW aus cen bsteen 9utl,banitn trelit6dl1tu bad.
u. I.
9ttes 9,nnecAcu!b.m Ipiro man n'trturt cscr Inn
@1nien, le na6 BET HdIlsr @uult'. p%srtauftH. Man
iulie ettlt @Staeubet. lpsTtbpcls Siuuenldt ii
guler gabittsIaBe gu %erlanler, nitt uubtEugt upr
ii. rathea Iahcn.
StltSrebt nn1ntatbar, - GrAncJtnsi--i. -Rdttrt
Wte,R8unBcn ttI Der aatttpu.
q, s. @optr Eu,..
(lo-6l) VII. 81, Balt tfr.
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Senrp RS. Goofe,
Su Dcrfaufcu,

Cts Grunbillt nebf Smgroo,mtnis an Ter Gprhs
irtits Sde bon Uiulb rle- uno BIemeniitt,. 81
xz5AJu an ttt trerchiiii ape brett pHe II hub an
~ Diuittrteir, I ri, RAD d-u Ausp R6 erfiudene.
BrautS ne huT $3.50 pro abr. yablbar baltiibIliG.
= Dicn mtits It'd bd u :. Delaney. 8pIepp%
fde Der ( tctt- nue pr1tittt. (dS, 30, ~
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3n perPaufen cser ;u oerpa6ten.

!SWtt ltbt peilppput IlhNthuuei 0ltgcn an btl
siolsitt etr garrts Slpuh,n @ltcn. II. Aautrir,-
9ttnio Elm Drlnt itlu an Ger Su6ittte Der SImturs ,
mtibtn Sauopers II. Htaccnbauitr, nut elntr u ent
Don 81 II. elmer Gtfs ven 90 BuB. -gBtge ece 9ih .
rsn p.nbe man Id an GbS. GbCncpttb n.
295, Slo.etalle9ftr., retr al 81. s.. Il cp len,
RetcIe.C fftt, 81. PaulItr. (5O-2)
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0ancclS GhInnnrinn-

Oancc'S GLiGbariGd,
&c e1i uito S'u'lGt suiaarHtaI,Eurg ags Hos.
sutae Lhet o0iagarua SulIs'betL
RIssisupartd SaFaigIs,
irciauttm KIlt g.
Elau nit e,tics BtipaTat fur crtt ecr btter b!m.
LttriJcnbtp uHb u"mltmmtEten B!ttld hEtcn sat bm
putliium QttoltH UiT0. " tit IN Ggaufaiht1 ali.
sttllt uno ere tr t%t.i5itsni mic aud Ter ttht,
cdfaraIiueu piihunaeu, tt i'm RaTlie To. Qtria.
mn, pcltt an X + ats g,bet,
be GmeTbeu, RcfC, gautiEantttt-
ten. aIlstmetHtT Z GWG&t. uHrea
Rtafstteu / III Olute u, (, 10. tttetn iltrl
eitlt tailylTlua tirmdl ]pTpbtrtn.
@tss &l.2S pre Jlaite; 1850 gts tSI GIs DE-.
AB~ 81 blbsu ti
Sttb 6. bGuts
(SaHls-) RI. los Sa..tm ttG,,
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mirtbfhnft III ncrFoufsu.
OCteI ku p(rfdufcu

Gide 0aE8sale Btttbi9a't III iptgen @edSii5
9eIdnseuna tu U.rtagten. gu ertra8sn in Re. Grp.
b, 81. tS-bOl
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JULES JARED,s
EMAIL De PARIS. /"
The New Beantifier Of the Skin.

Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies';
This secrst Of be.utf,iDs the sks heipg known oay
% Asssrs Jared Rene thsy hosorsbiy stats that
harsh sad ecksd skn both the texsurs and color of
polisbsd ivory removing all dseoioratons whether ap
pseslng fksehIs, tan. norphsw moth o. LIaskvorm
spscks, and especially In smoosLsg out the
marks len BY tbs SMALL pox
@Thsassnh ef 'IRnaii de R.ris ssoss ssnadsntI,
submit to the public tina endorssusnts Of sucb
data guishs ID ladies ~
Signora Ristori, Mile Felicita Vestvaii, Miss
Maggie MITCHELL Mrs. d. P. Bowers. Lu.
cille Western, Mdm'e Ponisi, Mrs Emma
Waller, Lucy Rushton, Monte De
Marguerittes. Miss Agnes Perry,
aaA 1ssy othsrs vhoss high standing In tbs prcssscn
give the stamp oftrufhuises 70 their fn.sx.us e.d
genuine approval
The Beautiful Luciile Western say.:
Il hnd that the Email ssodncss The brftsspcv Of
ronFs sna With The great and peculiar advan
and besaty Of he skis.
This " gnisoent yestvsIi says:
II have suffered 20 much from the yssiou, vh.. L.
thAt consider perfect bspsfae fsos 70 nr1
preparation which gives the necessary whiteuees 10 ths
skin, and leaves the skin cool and smooth
Miss Aagee Mitchell says
Il have tried ths skin besntsAer, .L'Emaif dc P.rs
sad fund that Il Instantly impsrts raturs bloom and
frsssuess 70 the complexion"
JsFsfe Bmsil d PaeS'is used y s6eeats bs,u4tasr
u Tor Theatre Saloon or BaII Room BY ID. mot
refined and scrnpui,us isdss; producing all the bs.ut
yisg effects o rouge and white withou the, vuls,r
eiass o. injury 70 the skin.
Sold BY al hrstcias Drn sgsts Psrfumsr, and L.dt..
HAr-pressers
South Tenth street, and Johnston, Holloway covdsa
L s.eeaa, 81 Brosdssy: Dsmss Barnes c., - r.
HNNh Co, Nss Iesk, sd nassss 1onin, Iii
Philsd<Iphsa, Agents.
JARED RENE. & sneral Agents and I.pors.r,. NJ
dsci en, ,sed4sAp .H
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FROM CANADA.

Draw, C. W., Nov. 80.
Il is rumored that Cabinet council will be
held at Montreal on Saturday next
No meeting here to-day.
The gas metre used in, the Crystal Palace,
London, during the exhibition in 1861, has
been purchased ia England for the Legisla-
tive Hall here.
QrEBEc, c. E., Nov. 80.
1t is anticipated that raid from Vermont
will be attempted when the Fenian prisoners
are brought to trial in the districf of Bedford.
The marauders are said to be assembling at
Higbgate and St. Albans, and their object
declared 70 be the rescue OF the prisoners
1t is understood that Lord Monck intends
to leave Quebec on Thursday next for Mon
treai, where the meeting Of the Cabinet will
be held on Friday, st which General Michael
will be sworn in ~ administrator during the
absence OF the Governor in Europe. His
Excellency will take passage by the next Gu.
nard steamer, and will likely be absent four
or FIVE months. His presence in England,
while the subject Of confederation is being.
considered BY the Imperial Government. will.
it is thought. be OF advantage TO the Prov>
ipra
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FROM CANADA.



The Montreal Telegraph Of the 10Th says:
The Canadian Government will willingly dis
charge all the Fenian prisoners coa6aed here
If the United States Government viii guassn-
tee that Roberts shall not attempt to make
another raid on the Provinces.
The Fenian prisoners are to De removed on
Sunday morning, under strong guard, up TO
Sweetsbarg.
1t is impossible to secure lodsings, and the
hotels are crowded with strangers from the
United States, who have come TO wisness the
trials.
The sixty witnesses for the Grown arrived
to-day, and wers ordered to Sweetsburg.
TO make an application on the opening Of the
court to have the prisoners discharged on the
grounds of informality in the indictments.
About four thousand stand Of rifles, similar
to those captured at Fort Erie from ONsil
last June, have been brought into this city BY
person who states that he purchased them
in New York and brought them here as
commercial speculation They have been
offered for sale, but at such high figure that
il is rumored that the Government intends ia.
quiring into the matter.
The time OF large number of the regulars
now stationed in the Provinces expires during
the coming month. The Government has or
dered that the men be detained until the
country il in . more settled condition.
Ten pieces Of artillery, and large quaint.
~ Of ammunition, have been forwarded to 81.
CathArine.
The members of Canadian Cabinet in Eng
land to arrive at the details Of confederation.
don't agree, and it is likely they will return
without accomplishing their mission
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
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11itlnlkht ReI50rt.
. From " NAsHENGTON.

WAsHIsorox, Nov. 30.
The following dispatch was received by
Gen. Grant concerning the crossing Of the
Riot 0rasds BY Ger. Ssdswiok: ~
I 0AfyESrex, Teaas, Nov. I'LL fear that
Gen. Sedgwick has crossed from Brownsville
70 Aatomoras, under the prstsxt Of pesAsc4ing
American commerce there. Should it prove
true, will order his immediate removal with
your apprebssion, end disclaim any ssagss-
meot Ct the nosemene. ~ a
Maj. deh. CsaSsndins.
: A dispatch yas Immediately telegraphed 70
Gen. SheridaA, instfactin9 him 20 depose
Ssdgwick with the first verifcation of the let
ters reported movement, and to disasov any
endorsement Of the United States.
Nrw Yosk, Noy. 80.
A Washington special 70 the Pat says Ac-
ting Comptroller Hubbard, in his annual re-
port will recommend an increase Of currency
of S25. 600, 600. and IL is reported that Sec'y-
McCulloch will make similar recommen-
dation.
The caucus Of Republican Congressnen is
postponed until Saturday night. Eve or six
cases OF choleri occurred in Washington this
week. The Cpmmercidrs Washington spe
cal ssss the Ftench Government gracefully
yieldsto the Presidents demands in relation
to Mexican affsirs.
England may prove more obstinate in case
Of our demands for indemnity by losses from
English blockade runners.
Il is understood that the Message Of the
President was 10 day read to the Cabinet
Most of the repprts Of heads of departments
sre iu type, aAd proof slips hs~e beea fnr>
nished them fSr revision. There ara Aow
about 20 Senators, and some 80 Representa-
tives in the city,
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- Asakn 0so. 3, Hiieossss. q X. kiitcsrn<. 3
Ibourne, AnnA ~ Hubbie, Chs Hub.ie stin,xos .
and stimpson. sB. Hamblaton, Executors or ~
sttmpson. deceassd K9 Moses, B Moses WIN noses
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Hale. We facker, and Perry / Newton kpd II v.rd
hiibonrn~ Defsndaots. You are hereby notified fhat
seere sewn 90 Aisfs thscivfAs sDre Of the nolries
t'uart Of Lee'conhty, foxa ut Ksokuk, . pcttio. on
Hiram barney. claiming Judgment against Won "a
ward A soot- for the ann Of
toiArs upon o~ed Of trupt rr..Is to n
Knbonrne, upon this following dsscs;oed prenste.
ts-vtE Allsf b.Sek sHe Inn rsA ssd hirsvsns ar
lots four ~ 6se l) AID sx Ia in bloch f4si
.ed lots ant G block hundred .sd me N
tbs city Of ksckus, lows. and sGst you a pr.,ior
for tn etweefysrsUfuofd0eeaeY - YE0tihe ~ of aafd
pre0s, heed d afffnteesb efaid dSispdSn fein -
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ssooed day Of the next tern Of said css 70 Be hsld
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ksATIADR1n1A, Nov. 30.
The Ners Of this city - N slaborate and
able 6nAacial aEtiels this noening, taking
grounds in favor II thsrspsal Of all Internal
Revenue taxes, esd denonstrates the prac:i-
bility Of doing - without damage TO the Gov
eminent finances.
A scoundrel, named John Charles, was
arrested last night while attempting 10 ravish
poor wonan, Who hsd losk her way aftershe
had visitAd her childreu 10 the hospital.
An uu6nished hosse, on Water strsss, fell
this moaning, during heavy stormt No
lives lost
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FRON INDIANAPOLIS.
IxplAxAPoL,s, Nov. 90.

IkDIAKAPOLB, NOV. ~.
The reunion meeting OF the 23d Army
Corps was well attended to night. Gov. Nor
ton was introduced and welcomed the Dele
gates to Indiana. Officers we're elected fol
the ensuing year Col. Forleigh, of Ky,
was elected President, and one Vice Presi>
dent for each Of the following States: Ohio,
Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan, Tennessee,
Minnesota, New York and Massachusetts.
The next anniversary win be held At. Louis
Vile, kentucky.
At meeting Of the National Union John,
son Executive Committee. to-day, Commit
tee was appointed 70 prsnass IN address, IA
voring IN Independents party movement, and
calling State Convention, 70 be held in
March next
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FROM sT. LOUIS.

ST. LotI1, Nov. 80.
Thanksgiving was observed by general
suspension of business and religious services
in the different churches through ghostths city.
There is quite lively movement among
Fenians here. Considerable contributions Of
money and. arms are being received at the
Stephens headquarters. The Reorganization
of ciiAles is rapidly progressing, and good
many are joining the military organization.
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FROM INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

IxpIAsApoIIL, Nov. 30.
The 2sd Army Corps are holding their
annual session in this city to day, being their
anniversary of the battle of Franklin. Tenn.
Governor Morton will deliver an address Of
welcome tonight ~
Thanksgiving lay was generally ebssssed
yesterday, by the suspension Of business, and
the holding Of religious services in ali the
churches.
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George Grover, Of the firm of Grover 4
Bro, extensive manufacturers Of ifnsesd oil
at Philadelphia, died suddenly the other day.
The crest tynnass cad acrobas, John VIII
son, was married to Alice Lake, equestrienns,
At Cincinnati, the other day.
Kben g. Pillshury, Of Pennington, Maine
late Democratic candidate for GoYesmor oi
that State, has been appointed aud recsived
his commission - United States psusiou
agent = that city in place Of Charles Potter,
rsmovsd- ,.s.,'-s
An1ae The napy applieationa fee go
nov psnaiss - WashfAgtoo, i en- ftosa,
Epeiai6sh = n, - , psassot vhsss ~ 80
Is thai be held N pnkrsllA oyns ~ Presi.
desE xAes 81 - . a. }sssa H. in ~
rain, sd hs eAsersa loudly wAsnssss lheru
was m opportunity. This work, be tAinks,
shoald merit at lsast clsskship. f
Cep1uin Abraham n. Bseevors, ! vel
'ks61a oGfpf Aslne1HtehuszyeWpee
II dAsR q ~ nAsGl rsGsaitins osd1s>6 -
II Ne9 Xcek, and for three years pssvious q
ehaeese q ths uasA rscniiiae staiiaa :Aa -
Hrooklyn nayy yrA, died in Bseokl3a The oh
q mofning, aged lB1 ysesA He vas forty
seven yeafs " - kAsans Cops
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CaARLKsros, S.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. q.
A ire At Green Castle, s. c., on the 9th
inst, destroyed McBees' Hall and three
stores.
Sr. LouIs, Nov. 80,
A FIRE at Wentsville, Mo-, on Friday last,
destroyed > tobacco factory with 5000 lbs
of tobacco, with an insurance Of $12,000 To
$l5, 900 Oh il.