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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBERS FOR STOCK IN THE
Il McGavOels and lzt. Vernon Horse
Railroad Company. are hereby notified that
the calls for the balance of their subscriptions
have been made by the Board of Directors, paya-
Bile as follows
20 per cent. on the LIST Of October next.
20 per cent. on the 18th of October next
% per cent on the LIST of November next.
70 per cent on the 18th November next.
+. R. CHEATHAM, Sec'y.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-26

TEMPERANCE REyIyAL--We are graft
bed 70 learn that a lodge Of the Sons Of
Temperance will be organized here during
me coming week. Surely, fthore ever was
Tine and place that stood IN need OF tenn
Psfance, nov . the time and this Il the
place Coieul5io Herald.s
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
POstp0nement of sale.

rIlHE SALE OF LOTS IN HTrMPURIES,
i MARTIN s AND HOUsToN's ADDIrtoN 10 Nash
vile, on the 18th inst, and in WfLLIAM's ADD
ton to Edgeheld, on the 9th inst Is postponed
until further notice.
ANDERSON, JOHNSON & SMITH.
sep22-lW Real Estate Agents
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PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 25.-PETERsox & MAR
STALLS -four mill, on Thrtieth and Market
streets, was destroyed by fire this morning. Loss
$4,000, which is nearly covered by insurance.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-26
TIE muNrcrPAL ELECTION.

But few days viii elapse before the peo-
pie Of this city viii be called upon to elect
their Mayor and City Council for the en-
suing municipal year. The presence of the
epidemic, and the gloom that it has cast
over everything has prevented that manifes-
tation of interest on the subject which its i'm
portance demands. But though it should
not be mitigated or stayed By Saturday, the
fact should not deter voters from the polls.
We have our civil duties to perform under
all circumstances, and the selection Of the
proper men 10 administer their c0po alton
affairs is one of the most important required
at the hands Of the people Of this city. We
trust there will be full vote
Especially do we urge that the Conserva-
tvs voters shall not suffer their interest to
flag or their efortsto re-elect Mayer Brown
TO relax for a moment. He has been worthy
in his Office, and is acceptable in all respects.
His official course has won tributes of ap-
proval even from those who are politically
opposed to him. The city has never had a
Mayor whose career is 50 little open to criti-
eism. His term Of service has been in pc
Rod of high excitement, requiring judg-
ment prudence and frmness for the correct
discharge of duties oftentimes difficult and
delicate How well he has succeeding in
performing them every canded man in the
city viii testify. He deserves reelection,
and should have had no opposition.
His opponent, Mr.. ScovEL, has been
brought out by the handful of Radicals in
the city, with no hope of electing him, but
merely to maintain the nucleus of party
organization, with view to the future.
Nothing positively can be said for him as a
proper man for Mayor, and nothing posi-
lively against him as citizen. He is a
Radical, however, and the candidate of the
Radicals. He should be beaten for this, If
for no other reason, and we trust that the
Conservatives will see that it is done.
The remarks in regard to the contest for
the Mayoralty, apply with equal force to the
two branches of the City Council. Wear
not familiar with the political status of
great many whose names are before the pub
lie; but the voters should become so by the
day of election. We have not been accus-
toned to insist upon political test, in regard
to such elections, but, under the circumstan-
ces, think it proper to urge the Conservative
voters of Nashville to make an effort to ex-
clude every man on the list who is suspected
of Radicalisn, or who. could by any means
be induced to become participat6r in their
schemes. 1t is all important that the mu-
nicipal interests of the people should be in
their own control, and the only security that
they will continue to be, is in the election Of
Conservative Mayor and City Council.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-26

HAVING TAKEN THE ABOVE WARE
Ii HOUSE, we are prepared 10 do a General
Commission Business, and will keep constantly
on hand a large supDly Of
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New YoRK. Sept. 25.-The business at the Of
fee Of the Assistant Treasurer to-day was as fol-
lows: Receipts SIG, 10I ,l32, Of which S427, 600
were from customs Gold notes S2S7, O60 PAY
ments SOS, ,S66. Balance S963l2,6l910
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-26

The Journal 3u Harre says that one Of the at
trastiOns Of the Paris Exhibition next year viii
be prize Of i0.00o francs for the best singer in
he world
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-26

1--WE REGULAR ELECTION OF OFFICERS
4 for Temple Division No. % Sons Of Temper
auce, will take place on THURSDAY NIGHT,
9Th inst. Members are requestedtO be punctual.
Hour of meeting, P. Y.
By order Of the Division.
sep26-lt T. S, ALLEN, R. s.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-26

As "FELIx" Holt excitesa good deal of
attention just now in the reading world, the
following query and answer in the Round
Table ofthe 18th instant, will be read with
interest. No answer sometimes is a very
good answer:
To the Editor Of the Round T15le-DEAR
SIR; Having seen various reports and inu-
endoes concerning Miss EVANS author of
Adam "Bede," "Felix Holt" etc, should
like to know if she is legally the wife Of G.
II. LEwEs. If so, why So much mystery {?
The information is particularly desirable as
she is constantly held up as a model for
American authors
Very respectfully, JIG.
NOZZLE, August 80, 1866.
Our answer to this query shall be the fol-
lowing fable, which may or may not be an
Esop: An inquisitive fellow once question
ed a gentleman concerning his relations
with a certain lady, and failed to obtain a
satisfactory answer. "Ifanybody asks me
about it, he persisted, Il" what shall say 2"
" Say that you don't know, and that you are
sure it is none ofyour business"
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WHITE CORN.
aHn REWARn

lust RECEIVED ONE HUNDRED SACKS
q OF WHITE CORN, and for sale by
n B. PEARCE,
sep20-9t Market St
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I HAVE 50 LOTS SITUATED ON THE HIGH
i ground next the Nashville Fair Ground with
in ave minutes walk Of thJ Street Railroad,
convenient TO q splendid spring. with beautiful
view Of Nashville. To any person who will
build neat, handsome (not expensivel BRICK
HOUSE, L will make deed 10 n lot 100 by 100
feet, without charge. This proposition open 10
not more than eight persons.
JOHN KIRKMAN.
Nashville, Sept. 81, 1866 sepl-lm
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Notice 20 Planters and Others.
having Cotton in the hands Of
A. HAMILTON & CO


We have Several Hundred Bales OF
w Gotten stored with ~ previous 10 the
hrst Of January. 1854 and we hereby notify the
owners Of said & ton 10 make some other dispo-
eition Of a. on or before the 6rst Of November
time, and will not any longer hold their Cotton in
our hands.
A. HAMILTON & co.
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NOTICE,

DARAM0RE, Sewers & WILDER, U. S.
Il CLAIM AGENTS. have removed to
NO, % NORTH CHERRY STREET,
Where they are prepared 10 COLLECT CLAIMS
AGAINST THE UNITED STATES GOV
EMINENT, for property taken during the
war, whether recepted for or not. Also, Collect
Bounties granted under the various acts Of Con-
gress. Give as a q call. lau3O-Sm.
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WE HAVE FOR SALE A GOOD LITTLE
w farm Of 81 acres Of land. u miles from
Nashville. near the NOlensville pike. On the
farm Is neat cottage with four or I've rooms aud
other necessary improvements; first rate spring
close 70 the house. Farm inol0sed BY a good
fence. II Is well suited for a market gardcn-soi
good.
Il immediate application Is made a great bar
gain will be given.
j. L. kR. W. BROWN. Agts.
sepil-2W $50 Union street
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-26

JAMS r. RANDALL, the author Of the
Eideiy-known poem, 'My Maryland" is
announced As the political editor Of the
Augusta CoRssitu,ionalisf.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-26

sell TO the highest bidder the following described
valuable city property, viz: Lot Nc. ], on Broad
street, Of the Egb-dvisi0n Of Lot No. Al. fronting
70 feet inches on Broad. and running back l5l
feet, separated from the Central Hotel by a 10
foot alley-the whole lot covered By a fine store
house, three stories high, with good basement.
This splendid property u IN free territory. Also,
lot on South Market street, which i also free
territ0ry) No. 1876, fronting 3 feet. more or less.
on Market street, an1 running back half way b.
College street By paraie lines. and adioining the
Es0gerty occupied By D. Vaughn. containing frame
dwelling and grocery store. Also, lot on the east
side Of Cherry street, ID South Nachvills. begin
ming AZ G. II. Congor's, n. W. corner. and running
nOrthWardy with Cherry street. 3l6 feet. and
running through 70 College street. with what was
formerly Mrs. Nebbctts' line. thence Southwark
~ S35f feet 70 the Conger iot, thence % the bo-
ginning with good brick dwelling. rooms and
also lots 10 the Barrow Grove property, Nos. -
and b. each LOT fronting l feet on Cherry street,
and running back at right angles 10 n foot
alley. with asmall log and frame House.
Ierms-Ono- half cash, balance In one and tao
years, with interest.
All are invited aud expected 10 attend the sale.
a. the property h very valuable and wilt be SOLD.
y. j.. NlCHQL. q. e. Clerk.
J. L. X r. W. BROWN. Agents.
T. ". BARNES. Auct'F. acp2-tds
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For Lease near Street n. r.,
SOUTH NASHVILLE ~.

NUUIH NASHNILL u,
IN LOTS N CLAIBORNE AND MURRAY'S
~ Addition 70 Nashville. close 10 the Railroad.
Also. large number Of lots in the same vicinity
for sale. Apply TO
j. LAR. W. BROWN. Acts,
sepll-2w So Union street
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Ayers Ague Cure.

For the speedy and certain Cure OF In
tevIniftenf Fever, or Calls aud Fever,
Remiftent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Agne, Periodical Headache or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious FeVeFs; indeed,
for the Whole class Of diseases origin
afing Ia hillary arrangement, eaased
by the malaria OF mlasmatic eoun-
tries.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-26

Parties Remitting Uncurrcnt Money
can always rely ON getting Full Rates
and Prompt Attention.
au20-3ln
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RYTELEGRApH.
FHE DSFlICHES OF IHR ASS0CllED PgES


NEW 1oRE, September 26-The Posts special
says It was determined in the Cabinet to-day 70
tender the New York Naval Office to General
DIX
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G EO. &. EN- & CO,
Csucccssrs to J. A. MeAIister Co..
Commission and Forwarding
MERCHANTS,
Cotton and Tobacco Factors,
COR. BROAD AND COLLEGE SIS.
Nashville. Tennessee.
epl2-ff
CHANCERY SALE OF LOTS
IN
ED c. II FIE I'D.

Warren&MOora and Others, %. J. Shelby Williams.
IN PURSUANCE OF 4 DECREE OF THE
i Chancery Court, az Nashville. in the above
cause. viii ODER AZ Public Sale, on the premises
THURSDAY, THE 2zTH SEPTEMBER,
FIFFY LOTS IN Williams Addition TO
EDGEFIELD. fronting on Fatherland. B0scobel.
Shelby Avenue. Williams and SEWER streets.
These Lots are very high and elevated, and afford
some Of the most desirable and beautiful BUILD
ING LOCATIONS In the rapidly growing town
Of Edgefeld. and cannot fail 70 attract the atten
ton Of al those desirgts Of securing homes in
this healthy and desirable lOcsiion.
Advertisements have already been made for
proposals 70 bald Street Railroad. located con
venient 10 number o. the above Lots which
will materially enhance their value.
TERx8-six. Twelve. Eighteen and TWenty-four
months. With interest Notes required with good
security, and lien retained.
~ -. HOWELL. G. 4 nj.
ANDERSON. JOHNSON 4 SMITH,
au4s-lm fnl Agents.
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SPLENDID
CITY PROPERTY
AT AUCTION,

DY DECREE OF THE COUNTY COURT.
ID August Term, in tbs case Of W. w. Allen. q
ais, vs.. David NJ. Allen, et ais, We will In con
junction with p L. Nichol, County CeHrt Clerk
on the premiaes. 10 u p'elnak. tho
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OLE orTsIDE PAGES.

FIRST PAeE.-The Knights Of Arabia-The
South and the West-The Second Tennessee
Regiment etc. etc.
FouRrH PAeE.-Tho Sword Of RoBERT Z. LEE
Mer;eo An Ffete Empire etc
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-26
CHANCERY SALE
OFTHE
sly CAMORE MILLS
PROPERTY.

DY. VIRTUE OF A DECREE MADE ~
;. Cheatham and others. In the honorable Chance
y Court AZ Springfield, NJ its November Terra.
1870, will, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, sD OF NOVEMBER. 1855.
sell to the higcst bidder. on a credit d one.
two and three years, 10 equal payments but with
interest from date that valuable and veil known
property. lying IN Chatham county, Iennc7see.
Sycamore Mills.
This property i 10 be sold IN order 10 close up
an Old PaFtneIship concern. and b make distribu-
u some Thirteen Hundred Acres % Land.
Or more. i well watercd and heavily timbersd.
and has on h the above named property. ~sycn-
more MIL for mnBui1cturnF Cotton Yarns.
danPoEder. and for Weaving. a. also q Grisi and
saw Mill, with 81 necessary buildings Cor iaailies.
the same and Il well worthy theaftention 81 capt
taiiats. North and south, East and " est. the va
Ter power being Of the finest character, and sho
tended scale
Itissituafod about four miles from Cumberland
river and about eau distan between NaehVilie
and CiarksYiiio-ab0ut y miles above the latter
and the same distance from the former.
hiru1sers caming hy way q the river. would
perhaps ind = most c1nveniGnt 10 Land AZ Ashland
City. at the bead d ths Harpeih shoais.
Bonds With good personal security viii b. re-
CURED, and hen retained b secuso The paFohaso
So Five Handred Dollars % cash viii be 70
gulrcd 10 Be paid and ans ali u said purchase
money. can BE- paid and stop interest ~ ANY time.
Mills 5. DkAI6HuA.
sepli-dEWtd Cierk and Master
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

ENOSTER EROS, Wholesale and Retail Deal
Tobacco, &C., &c, No. SO west side Of the Public
Square, Nashville.
CT. LOUIS MUTUALLIFE INSURANCE
- COMPANY. Office over the Second National
Bank, North College street. Assets 81, 0i5 SD 81
and rapidly increasing, W. D. +. SAwRIE, resident
Agent. sep8
rTURBEVILLE a FULCHER, Carpenters.
Il Contractors, Car Builders. and Door Manufae-
turers, Shop at the Nashville & Chattanooga Rail-
road Depot
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his remedy has rarely failed % euro the sever
satantaee over other Ague medicines, that IA sab
que tne complaint without Injury 20 the patient.
- oohlAns ne quinine OF other deietericus sub
s.aness nor Gees q produce quiniem or any injuri-
90 ehect EhafeFeE. SHAKING brothers u the
s akny and The west. try 10 aad you vii endorse
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19

WASHINGTON, Dec. II.
Republican Senators and Members Of
Congress' caucus was held in the Hall Of
Representatives this evening:
NJ. Rsmsay, Of MIMI, VAS in the chair,
ana NJ. Maynard, Of Tenn, Chairman. The
only business considered Was the reception
of ths report Of the Eserstive Congrsssioo
Il CeenniAtsc, appointed q the last session
to attend 70 the. management u The eAsvess
report. II was approved and the Commit
tee was directed 10 make assessments on the
ssats that had Dol contributed their quarter
Of the sxpeaoeo Of tho cauvua The Com
tnittee was authorized to act until another
shall be sppointed. 4s.-s,s, -
NJ. Hurlbust, the Acting ComptE6tlSr Of
The Currency responded y the reeslutien Of
the House, caliiuk fof iNiefmaaieA respect.
esrtain National banks which Il us alleged
bad failed to comply witA pfovisjeas oelAw
requiring reserve Of 0euey, he says thet On
Oct lsr flfty banks were ness q len d.
ficient In their res re. They wtse inme
distely notified, In aeeofdanes Win law, not
t, to- increase s.s. tei[ Liabilities .sa sy
by discounting or purchasing sight
bill OF exchange, nor make any divi.
bends Of their profits until the required ~
serve Of lawful money WAS festored. A
spccial statement under oath once week
for four consecutive weeks were also do
manded, and in esely case the
returns were prompt and satisiactory.-
Statements are nov made only quarterly,
the Acting Comptroller recommends that
they be made monthly. exhibiting the COM
dltion Of the banks, and he further thinks
the result would be salutary il the banks OF
New York, Boston and Philadelphia would
arrange il 20 as 10 report each week, through
clearing house such banks as might Be
deficient.
SENArs.- President johnson presented
the credentials OF Hon. WIN. Jones, Senator
elect from Arkansas, and it was laid on the
table.
Mr.. Sumner presented . memorial from
the Union League At Norfolk, protesting
against tho accidental policy Of the Presi-
dent, aud asking for the appointment o.
Judge Underwood 10 the Territorial Cover
norship Of Virginia. Referred.
Mr.. Trumbull presented memorial frou
the loyal citizens of Louisiana stating thai
the present political powers Of State are no
loyal Or republican and asking that they b
suspended and Territorial Government es-
tablished.
HOUSE,. - Nj. Ortiz introduced a res
olution requesting the President, if moi
incompatible with public interest, Il
communicate 10 the House copies O
all correspondence on the subject o.
evacuation ol Mexico n0s heretofore official
~ published. Agreed.tO.
The Speaker called for reports ftnsn com
mites. -ru.sst
Mr. Price, from Committee on Pacific H.
r., reported favorably on the bill granting
lands for railroad from Puget Sound "a
Columbia.
The committee Of Ways and Means have
commenced the revision Of the Internal
Revenue laws, and will conclude their Ia
bors during their session, 30 as te report d
bill when Congress re assemblies in January
II Is believed that the rate Of taxation viii
be materially reduced on many articles, and
possibly on cotton.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

.As authorized and empowered b. ! Deed
Of Trust, executed BY George A. Hyde and
Amanda L..Hyde. his wife, 10 Anthony Ven
wyck, bearing date August 10th 1858. aud
recorded in the Office Of the Recorder Of
Scott County, Ioss, = Desk 10" Of Mort
cages, on page 362-and by virtue Of an
appointment by the acting Judge Of the
Comty Court Of said Scott 0penty % TITUS.
- A6Ap ntcaef Auohouyv6 Wyck. Who
% incapsh6 to AA-thss undersigned will
cell on Thursday the 10th day Of January,
A. D., 1867 at 10 o'clock, A. N. Ct tho
Court House door, IN the city Of Davenport,
IN said County, 10 the highest bidder for
cash, the Real Estate situated in said Scott
County and conveyed to said Hyde by Deed
fromtA. J. hasss, daied jose 11th, 1867,
and being the undivided twe-thirds Of 5
part of tract Of land On the south side Of
Second stzest in TIA City Of Davenport, sx-
tended, vix:-Beginning on the south side
o. Second street, (the stysst being sixty six
feet ~ Width g. the sqs~h-sast conner sf
land sold BY Ebsnessr Cook to John RAN
sow, shsncs east sleBg Aid street SIXTY i60)
feet. thence south parallel with said Ran
VOWS east line to the Mississippi River,
thsnce west Win .tlIo 0eanders II the river
70 The south. east ceenee Of said Ranzow's
land, thence north along said Ranzow's
eaee linz - Ne place Of besinoing -slid
tract being the same - cpnveyed 70 ChSis-
tian Mueller, recorded in Book tx" u
Deeds, paeS 40ej h seid Rseesdsf's O@ct.
ERNST CIAUSoEN,
Trustee BY appointment Of County Judge.
+" q. a.s4c5 H. NJ. F. a6oe10 et21di
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Chicago Market.

Chicago Markets.
BY T.lcgrsph.l cssoAso Dea Il.
wher-Qutst hat steady at yesterday . ssnee ol
price,. No. sprins sold ut from q 1904 II; No.
~ from N.S1k 90 and rejected ~ o1.b401. u.
About % 000 bushels, all grades eold and masket
I SIX for No. 2.
Dressed Legislative, but psicce hsso suffered Z
decline OF from 239,3oc. Choice heavy i0ts cold q
from $e.s0S7 90; but tho market closes at abOat
&c 5ce6. 70 for the general run Of svsrsees.
Live hoys-ln lssDp suyply. and have declined Is
foI oo .,nss y Clos = from 10
ytest-lses ac.ive, - .ssheus lssi1,d change.
A6eee 49, barrels siasonl handsao (tem A1oolO IS
for 80 OpSine extunsi of019 IT, pe4 Wsasf III 50
as ~ oEhe sepes1ns; y - - ~ Abnr; and
$50 Ag bucAVkeos Aoue.
quiet enc without esesatsai change There 10 mod
crate demand for meae PORK at 1tS bat the paekers
seem indispoood to ell q lsee thea 11e1A Lard 10
tuthsr hsmee q 11H0t1He for pstna
Corn Dull and abOoo no0inal but Withoue =.
Genital seeuee. No. eeid - s3oDxc; No. q ~
01ec, and te5seesa aeeaoeeo The 0askst CLOSES ID.
seetvA VIII ssaievs Of Ma Z q soke.
osss>kses asaivo ~ b lsWes AbouI Il, ~ bash
ole cold ct ls0toe ~ Mo. I and looeoe ~ No. o;
eleeing 4ale1 q <o3<e711s It tAe lastas. -s.-s.
I2-oD1 lQ 90 oeeeogS WITH 0nooDUe IA ~
49, a. - - 2 = -; es:ae. = ssq for
iy-0sfa ~ hyeosss - m = slses v,svs,
tsaas:es!esa hswsver. ve:s light 4 we've foe No.
:, and ls0s0A foe tejseted.
Hiehvinee-Da sn1 nominal = oa17 for ms.
/ 0n6aSs-Tho demand u limited aDd ocn0aoa 70
~ sepply: Csss, common 70 fair TN 0isxs; go
3:ssss. sseesse; u s,.as sAssos.ss.
6hSon>lH 0lak N
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19

A. lmpsr.al report says that Gen. Dicz
has declared for the empire, and brings 81
600 men with him.
0axhnilAn issued proclamation at Oriz>
iba on the lss. and promuls atcd IN order in
he City Of Mexico on the 6tkannouncing
his rcsunption Of the reins Of government.
and Stating that Na,io, al Congress would
te convened, which should vote on the
Question Of tie continuance Of the empire.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19

IS Noasulk, Dee. 10.
3ht United States District Court; Jo1ga
Underwood presiding. epshed ysstsedAt. .
Eighteen 5and Jurors were pssseat. tedQl
Underwood charged the jury, and said their
labor uh y bisf. The 4in.es that
would occupy their ettsetion would be sew
cral offences against The revenue and postal
ih&s autf . esde d counteffsitink. >
A cao OF eeson vnder the confiscatiou
act Of the Usitsd States. vis: to brothers
named Dawson, residents Of Loudou coun'
~, Va was diemissed this moroipe-
Il IL uncertain when the Circuit Court
will meet, % Chief Justice Chase has moi
yet made known bis intention respecting
aoeeial scssiOnn 5a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-19

CINCINNATI, Dec. 10.
Miles Greenwood has bees asppointed
Treasurer Of Hamilton county, in piaos Of
Brig. Gen. Parry. deceased.
The stesm.r Petrol No. was destroyed
BY Ore at he foot Of John stsset this morn
ing. She vas valued 1t $4,000 insured
loe 0l0sO0O. al.- "A. -.st.. liz
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