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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-10

YOUTHFUL OFFENDER.-This morning
lad named William Leer, aged l3 years, was
before Alderman Beitler charged with assault
and battery and robbery. Leer and his com
anions attacked a lad at Tenth and Chestnut
streets last night beat and robbed him. The
boy notified an officer and went back to point
out the offenders when he was attacked sec
ond time. The officer, who was keeping out Of
sight rushed up and took the defendant into
custody. He was committed for trial.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-10

NEW STORY BY MRS. WOOD, author of East
Lynne" &C.; and Emerson Benefits great story,
The Phantom OF the Forest" See the Saturday
EVening Post, for sale bv all Newrdealers and at
the efice 8l9 Walnut street Prlce cents num-
ber, or 81 80 q year.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-10

The "FLoRENoE" SEWING MACHINE This popu
lar Sewing Machine has no rival in the world 1t
performs the finest and best work with the greatest
Tanted to give satisfaction or the money will be
refunded. The of the agent for this excellent
machine are daily thronged with customers. Call
and examine. No. 63O Chestnut street.
KRNDALL's AMBoLINE.-Have you tried il
If So you approve of IT, OF course, the remarkable
demand for this excellent preparation tor the hair
has been solely created by its merits for, when
used, ii is not likely to be abandoned. You can
procure it of any respectable druggist
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-10

DR. HUNTER, No. "A N. SEVENTH
STREET, ABOVE FILBERT, PHILADELPHIA.
Acknowledged By all parties interested as by far the
MOST SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN
IN the treatment Of Diseases in hs specially QUICK
THOROUGH, and permanent cures guaranteed In every
case Remember DIR. HUNTERS Celebrated Remedies
only be had genuine at his ED establ he'd once No.
IAN. SEVENTH Street above FIbert l66r
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-10

TIE COLD WEATHER. Good blazing fires and red
hot cylinders have been In requisiIion the past
lew days. To keep up good fires good coal Is Impe
ratively necessary. 10 get good coal visit Alters
coal yard. at No 967 N. Ninth street. below Glrard
avenue. You there got the best article in the market
well screened and free from slate Large nut at So
and stove and heat size 80 per ton Orders may be
lett at the branch Office. Sixth and Spring Garden.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-10

Ice GATHERING.-This morning ice of a
very fine quality, about Eve inches in thickness,
was being cut from the ponds in the Twenty.
sixth Ward.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-10

HAIR DYE BAR DYE l-BatchelOr's Hair Dye
is the best in the world The only true and perfect
dye-harmless, instantaneous, and reliable-pro-
dIces a splendid black natural brown-remedies
the Ill effects of bad dyes and frequently restores
the original color. Sold by all druP gists. Ihe
genuine is signed W. A. BatchelOE No. 81 Barclay
street New York.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-10

STORAGE OF PETRoLEUM.-The Mayor
has issued licenses for the storage of petroleum
to ferty-siX different firms.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-10

I AWFUL WIFE-MURDER MAY RESULT
from excessive labor in the duties Of housekeepIng
No man will be accused OF IT who supplies his wife
with Clothes-WrDger for he thereby lessons her
labOIs and It's cost in his hing. Cog
Wheel and the Self-A djuster are solo at
TRUMAN & SHAW'S.
No. sS5 eight Thirty-hve, ARKkT St.. below Ninth
- SKATES FOR LADIES, MISSES, GENTLE
, men, or Boys; Skate traps, Heel Plates: Skaters
Pocket Gimles, and Parlor skates (by which you may
learn 10 skate indoors( for sale by
FIREMAN IL SHAW,
No 1876 Eight Thirty fve) MARKET ST. below Ninth
HYDE'S PATENT AROMA SAVING AND
~ Condensng Family Coffee Browner, and other
TRUMAN & SHAW,
VIII T H O. H. NJ &C A L "A,
- FASHIONABLE HATTER
AT his OLD ESTABLISHED STAND,
No. S04 Chestnut STREET. l2u
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-10

NEW STORY BY Mrs. WooD author OF " East
LYNNE " SC and Emerson Bennetts great story
"The Phantom of the Forest" See the Saturday
Eyeg,ialO Post for sale by alt Newsdeaers, and at
the office, $40 Walnut street. Price cents a num-
Der or 81 so year.
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DRS. GALLOWAY & SIIEDD,
No. 142 South EIGHTH Street,
III smw I'm PHILADELPHIA.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-10

FINE CLOTHING.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-10

POLICE BENEFICIAL AssooIATIoN.-This
fourshing Association was two years old yes.
terday Their second annual meeting was held
in the afternoon, when the following officers
were elected to serve for the ensuing year:--
Sergeant Amos Atkinson, President; Lieutenant
Francis @. Hampton, Vice-President; telegraph
Operator j. T.ICarpenter, Secretary; Park Polce-
man Thomas NJ. Elliott, Assistant Secretary;
Sergeant Hugh Alexander Treasurer. The Asso-
members in good standing. Its funds consist Of
$1,000 invested in Government securities.
FmE.--Between II and 12 o'clock last night
a fire occurred at the confectionery ot.Thomas
Peltz, No. elS North Third street. The flames
originated in the basement where the manufac.
turing Is carried on, and burned up into the
store. The loss will reach several hundred
dollars.
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IANClAL.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-10

Prices greatly reduced to suit the times.
Goods sold at LooCer prices than for several gears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
MEXICO.
AN AMERICAN INVASION
GIN. SHERIDAN ACROSS THK RIo oEASDE WITH UNITED
STATS TROoPs


~ rxLsaRAPS rRIBrSv
WASHINGTON Nov. 27.-Your correspondent from New
Orleans teegaphs TO this Bureau the following highly
important ana startling intelligence;
HKwOALENa Nov. a.-A dispatch Just received trum
Ffates BVpsa at Galveston announced that the Vnioh
General ScdgN ok crossed the Rio Grands Thursdsy last
with brigade ot United States troors and occupied
MAtAnOra assuming he did protect Tie Interests o.
Americans resident IN that town
The movement creates great excitement a. It 10 not fn"Nn
whether this has been done no, With the sanction Of A'
Government
The President has received q dispatch tonight from
Gen. Sheridan announcing that Gen. sedgWiek has coseu
the Rio Grande and occupied Mexican territory VA"
detachment Of United States troops.
He Is already in possession Of the City o. Maisnoio
II Is Understood that this movement has been made VIM
out any knowledge on the part Of the President.
EVENTS PRECEDING THE INVASION.
7 rsIHcEArH
HKw.ORLEASs Nov. 9-Advices received TO-DAY nom
the Rio Grande the I'll inst state that Escoeedo nan
arrived before Maiamorss and demanded it surrenet
Csnaies offered accele, but upon terms Shi'n
Escoeodo refused, Cortiras had is'''u The
Americans refused TO contribute, but he compelled
them by threats Of imprisonment -
Gen earsvsja denies that he is supporter Of Oega
Orsega was still 1T Brazos.
IsCoBApo AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS REYUSss TO SUB
RENDER THS TowS-REPoRTED oUTRAGK OH THE
LIBERALs-THg DEPARTCRR oF THE YaKNoH,
&c, &c.
HEw- ORLEASs. Nov. 27.-Brownsyile dates Of the
pad have been received here today Some skrmhiag took
pace the 18th and 18th the San Fernando rad
and the Monterey road ten Escobslo With small esoort
had arrived outside Of Ma,amoras On Oh, 10Th hs ops
umnunting 20 go md siN picoeS Of artillery arrived
Hscoedo had demanded the Immediate surrender 81 Matamo
giving Canales until the I0rniue az tho @ % de- - ~
forming lin II The demand accorded 20 b. NvId
attack Matamoru tauals rped CARLY fosiitet irinNnF
these Corena levied loan "a s. o. on the oi&1s "
Iardnd
Gen sodgwic lex snd other American ohces re'ai
selves much pleased
sl' al rraND1 expecting beauty and booty
The French Commander Bchoiu WHO escorted toud 90
uadssjara Msnzo heari ~ The approach oi "ef
Trrues and started meet him o. ~ len o. 10 met
bat fell ambush Colma aid va' Killed ngfhf
with nearly all lis officer.
Grat CONSERVATION prev aicl A. COLLINS - Wv lf' wa
crtirels deiensces against ANY aacs no1 oei i' s-
fun~cs.
The Liberals ar reported tO have committed great nfocii
UPON the pT souers who tel into their hands
The Ircno forces v'ad hot leat' hanr H' soon a. i
18th ~ Nottmbcr
Shps srr nov on their wsv Esfops to Mcyeo riic,
VIII We'd duties then cargoe amonhnf '" OF
which The French shsr,s - ~ per cent
SUCCESSES oF TIB LBERALS
SAN FRANcsso, Nov. 26.-Advieos by way ~ AtaP leo
state that Coma besercl by strong force 81 iber
es On ,be Rio Gullaro. between Collins and Gusdaa-
lara 200 French troops we're 10 poces-0o having
been killed ard tbs st made Prisoners BY The Liberals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
TIE STATE or TRADE.


osvtoo Nov gTieet DALI sslss Of 800 bb. Ell ~ 80 S
Rprinst el3 20 fof Rec Winter While snd 30
DoubKs EIira whest quiet sales " roo bush fair Wh
81 "a ss Corn oaD, sales bush No indans on
ssfps Bsry dali sbd snehsnssd sass % Tefouio so n
ss1 ohoes By Qun,s -. if~ Aed SS'
st.ts n et daij sales oi eeOo bush. Ns's
prslshs lover unss,isd hsuyofkWhsst ns re-.
Cen se Bsry ias ny. is,e 70 Trsy and AIesnI ~,
Peas lsc, Germ lee BaIlsy I4e, Rye l.to LAs
bash. wheat ans Bnsh Bssisx SOD eusk ny Csnsi
mo Tioa Wheat bush Corr -" ''
- busb Bssy. ace bush ny. so bust fsss
Nov T--FoH Tsfhsr GrmsT With hui tnhMs So
Hpsing % tsHe 90 wheat o. beitsI cosy 81 "
kfRsf closing al. Boa of Ne .Je " "
zee. barley noHhsl G0ets ~ No T. Ptosi1sm Nhs
SHADE vssks Mess fesk ssa the q 20 pos 10 las "a
eo The spot go ~ buysrs sp'su. Jasnsv asSsy 500
% 70 sellers orion Dscsbsf January deFsf eosf
ssde hsurs r.rsaeos IL Lad restricted 60 Isnesfi a'e
he HSss gOH7ta lover s,ss o. 100 - tof tonneH
thoe hsosiv "a bbs "a bsh. Whesi ~ ~
Tstsn.
Telsno Nov z1Feu' dr wh.si-wis,.r ZEE .l'1' .s,i
hVnet hfnsr h sAes a Amber Mehigan A. tff No rfnnt
10 arrive, ~ 20 Core s. bsltsr ba cod StA le byrf -
The sd'-aes SAILS o. No Aised II m No al G usi' 80
beisf s4set - Ae La freight. dll aua pomnti
~ LOts Nov T-fieut hus hshs bot NOT q1ettnf ehsf
What dfi, hpfins ~ Wdsg "a. prime 81. - 20 ftst'
q. o. Corn cotsd dl y ~ 90 sf Ot - So . 70 Nf-
sides -. Her ~ W pos
AroUnA "a boz Cotton tssy.a I'D aA'snssi J, $40, !
% ~ rifirt hieans ri sss o "a, ito tsss VI
os.Is 80 bsss ftars 0s sa iatai Ilies
stfAssAb o. h.f. -tfiiqa tfn' ils' ~ 3N bsSi y o.
AIMS, NIdJJe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
LOCAL POLITICS.
THE REGISTRY.

THE REGISTRY.
An in,poaut order relative to the registry for the
charter election viii be found 10 adv Rising columns
MOZART COUNClLMANIC CONVENTIONS.
The following Mozart Councilmanc Conventions
Toui al Di',ric,-Sos.,.a II. ssedd,-s
Too. B. Day John DSus ss,sasHiA W.S j.a.sfo
w S: %''f 's%'' a, %i , '' Saa
TAMMASY SCHOOL TRUSTEE NOMNArIoS5.
The following nominations for school trustees were
mss ls,, WINE y ,ss s I@%s1y
TeuIsssssh wsrs-P.u'sk BrsursA
TAMMAKY SCHOOL CoNvTNTiON.
The Tsmmany Democratic School Convention Of
The llth District h evening" honirhi Jau Mc1orr o'
School Commissioner.
TAMMANY ALpEsxANrc NOMINATION.
Theodore Allon was yesterday finally nominated
fr Alderman in the FAh Assembly district by t' 1amrnany
Democrats
pEMOCE,rIc ONION ALnERMASIc NOMINATION.
Robert Harrison was yesterday nominated by The
Democratic Troai' Of the I'M Assembly District a. their
DEMOCRATIC UNION CoUSCILNANfc NOMINATION.
Tho following candidates Tor Councilmtn were
nominated las, eyerinG ~ the De0ooTic Cni'rh Of Inc
Iiss,e-s,h wsTd-Jsrss Rely Iabs jsli,a
Ts,ss,s ~s!slo a,h ~ ss 4. W, ''l1 A-''
RADICAL SCHOOL CONVENTIONS.
Radical conventions for the noIninai. on OF Sohool
C9nHoner. held In lie different districts last evening
viih tNs , follow isg ~. r,s s,...s.,s
s-oond D,.tfis,-f'is n. cecr
Fsat. Datfct-Dr Rebsf Bees
s,vcpik Dsshe.-Csl > W. huea
RADICAL COCECLNAS1c COSvESTI0S
Tic Republicans Of the Sixth Senatorial District last
evening nominated following tarditaiss ioT Couacmen
Tenla Nsfd--N. 7 Davis.
Tiegenih wsr4-J. Hsssi Edut-l Iakrss lDeHll
seToseeutA tFdJ0hn J. kfsee, NJ hoitt Issrf tD-ul
T1EST WARD KEILEY ASSOCIATION
AZ a meeting o. the First Ward Richard Kelley
Association fed Al No wtisAalsi last eVcuing - romi
ral,on 81 that geH. Tor Controller unanmousy In
torsed
CONSERVATIVE NOMINATION FOR CoNTROLLTR.
The Conservative County Convention met on Mon
DAY ught the Of Broadway and Twenty third At and
ildozsed the nomination Of Tie Hon kchar ky TO- Goa
troHer IRE following resolution vas adopted
Learring Rchsrd Ksasv he's nosnsed
To- Coat COHYrtion deem usIpedsBt nsts
pctior bit eonaeef tie uot isoftls 70 indoss e
nouiraf!oa Richard Kelley etroru rroUHusiy
wh8 Tot th- it p has te
dsspy ntofrsS - TIE Net sud tfogsss
y gensn VITO has no. sougt' ths ps'o bet 10 hs
By another csp-cte Convection 81 ieicwe
sshs b osna Cor Of TIE most r-srer'bs oh' Of IT,"
81 re City o. stare 6sfsiere -.
Rsse{ cosvssisu h.ssby nons.s she He's. Rsfs
Kelly CandAse fee Ceuenr snt reaxe hu ao
e0ras support sBd es fsiSw s 70 sA &c
70 sssi vel sSaYted fef The position nansd
Mr.. MILLS NOT CANDIDATE.
Mr. Andrew Mills. who was announced 50 the ean
ddae for Controller by Untd Siaes Party wishes Il
understood that be h aot a Candidate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
DIED.
AsDEESoN Ca Mes

,YDEEsoN-ou Mosd,y sab Inst. Nj soVSsiC g. Aads'''
~ a. fIy s.ps 80 i..ii's a % :
~ edne.dsJ bth Inst d. o oeoeA H' without further
'sd .ses s h.. ste,. The sss.1. h'.s srsd ssIf
!. ~ liz. ps.ui-a Sy -'s. q s. S oys foI 'sd ne
pleasures .Isf oI ore"
sIr.',o and dushsf Gerard w. horts IN. y
n, s; ,. ss 's An Sss tsa Mors ca wsis.y
ssS' At s' .s.n i a sss .,.: r@Ssy
- Depot at ai oeSex
49,. N.rssas ssy shd u Ss-so%b G ''a E',aSsA s'rs'
B.rusy. sssd u sssi'.
cLssoLD-or Tsr.a.y Nov ., Of ue,rr'ica q ~. trlu,
tuss Only ehnd q ka-rd and AHHs h. C''oa ss'di's
Fdsad sre b, fln. service. At No y h.n,iss
, "a; 20 oS to- 80; a,fass 90 fsar,ly By Els
% 't a. J'.s; os.ss .sl y I-.s: 30 r.oS's'
S'ss''ii ie.a ~ J, s t,s5 90 's.,ss
T. me-, yal al IN hssysn s.,r.' . A..
-. -.,.. I'D ssd. Of the issiy Ss r.g-s,s! is,sd 70
fr.4.y .astaoa.. ~, y aisseSI-
Mos, -, g ' q ,l'''' ''' Of Dwight 'A
F"r,'fl pa. 7" ,n"se - ifi . ~ ~ "a ~ a. 81 tL,
f.ls', .rr a,.i's4 70 ais.ud
LSpssY s,ia'r Tsi'I ~ ''A last Jaaa L'd'5 sd
~. : -. 90. f,u' l q. r9..', Z CO iis.
90 ~ ~, r..s..;s 80 ~ f,sa ave. :. Irs.y ,ls 80
tsasa 70 Ofssayeod iE'sri.s-
NacsA' l, % MAY ~ = l,s l;g z, s;.''
"a t.l..s. sa 4 t. tmly svi,s g .,tsua -
fB-r. q. d parh Thfdave sua Ous hsnsd shf
Iish-s W>dne'.y, thh ins, a ~ oracs
vrLru. fa-f rA- r.usaa -iits Inferred ufsrS
wo.d-
sCuILfNn-Oa rusl,Y New n u-- ias sao'ssr - E'sus
ard .fils sffltrs
y. fetr. ID -. f.,s wsiessisy - 80 last eees
= -. frsri W ~ West ttHTeafl o..
TAYLOR Rrnf.sirk y D. ea Tasly sltA l-ff Nst
slsr sf - aaf-f 1ss aI sssd q ys.rs
rfe swell u
81 a., t..assr 4 Nsl.sa sd ssfsfi 49, Ne
r.fss. a n = -rsi,s ~ . = bS'iee. q
NAfE u ts,sfr scs-l l.y The at,h lat hinush W1s
:. - isis H.sss Wrfs a aa4 ~ acuss
T. frsf ~ ~ lee ten 10 r.-nes q - ~ Msfs
st al Oraai Fesh aAy edae
a.t.t fsfh iusf - ] sfisek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
TIE PACIFIC COAST

eoLs DISCOVERIES IN observation-disclosures
=, v,a.anASu TO TarsrsA
- Sac FRANCISCO, Nov. N.-The steamer orhsnms
sOu Portland Oregon srrVed yesterday VIM tSt tFs'
,v.,s later 70 Tzs PovtaAS HsyalS reports and
..1s od discoveries Koolenio River. The prospects
49, -. ~ are astonishing ~ nehness - -.
~ Eeder CITY arrived today, ana brought INV Mel
60 aozrh from 9enzanl2s f...,. 49, r,.,,,.,,o
IA Wesfsrn Union Ieleffapn NOnPaHgs "~iA F~i'.s
.sr,v.a rom Chgiga last nisAt
-. .,rsx.47oE or THE vAEooUyu COLONY TO BRIIsH
49, COLUMBIA.
N, rros o. the Colony Of .neeevss lssna VIA s. v
IsSS ocss have besa notssd % rsttr. nom ohes
bee 81 ne CAPITOL viii % oeetea ~ ns@
ne Fscspt for dntlss Nc 80 "''N w. s'S"'" '
sknes Jarrsry J. -. 1x3, ~ So
- f.cs~f eets ChoaF Potos esf2 DDhiT fl2
$3.50 sIes Isra TendsTs. ~ United Ssates seren
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
MARINE DISASTER

Loas on As sSOLIsn STEAMSHIP WIN - PAs'ES0tEs.
y TsLEsHasE uErSr
san FRANcHCO Nov. E.-Thr iron ship CAyer.
ofLiver2ool went asiors hear e.r and-ro lN H 'om
Jale wrctk Of ho Iohu Frasitl in the sTssg 81 10 s
Of ho,tmbos. dufias ss fhr V,ssr ars csrrs
are - total b. 1hc aaf pn..srrrs rlaifri-E
- were sasttd oscrhortd and frsafot Ssret -or-s
SER tatsSrcsfs Dr Iaua.r aaf VII. Iul.or NJ Isf-l
son and wif PofsH0sih G,ofgc Hsina sfturi Mr. -
lite haIa. Cal Mr. feafaon saa ifALspc" NJ. isit
iriS- and dalghtcr
THE DISASTER To TIM STEAMSHIP sAS IEAScIsco
~ rEtsssAra
FORTRESS MONROE Nov. .5.-The Calforni, steam.
ship sau Frfncsoo Csls Eeim ron Ne Yors ioand 70
Grsyt0~n Ncaraga viii an passenF~s of i'id 81
Guiding go rtcr,s fer thc IN cssalry Hssrslt
tone IN cafTui. arrived IN s hartf iasg haiuffJ
inS NJ rruyioafly announced 81 tfcgfagA
Tfr san franeL tsas ths Sorh AHcTie-n Steamship
CoupAHy snd I'm New YOrE hs l.t irst haurd b.
tosa With ihs as9'. nshl'onsa n"nlss :" 80 af,f. On
he port boI-r gave oct and Abe hecaDe epii~iY dafd
Ee< uscss To alesspi 70 ros.t taf,her toward itf d.
insoa the steansr With The rsmAning boiler ooah not
r1ake miles houf r VI twelve her uslsl
and hosde ibe dsngr Of suecafi-r storm n =. ',1"i
coalition would have hceA f." p4aiHe easlfs vi TIE htr
Cart BesH dsscr ned to r,tqr a. possible pot
nd NJ ooe headed tho for Hampton Roads Hhici
steamship Santiago ds Cuia lsste. Nrs foTA to hs Ia iAir
the place 81 the san ITahciso and S se her aon' tine
The psssengers And hegbt will t.r h. transferred tn hsf
and shs Win sal iol Gigi"gu Mtd-e.!ay ne'Hi,x Ihs
IA nc sdr 81 a. fo1ie Hl await % Ssa
JosE the sIs II tn pas aFcrs nom Greytovu
aio among si and hare assrted their
be that tle steamer oIs5s uers Mosa 70 - detective
ton Of thc good iUne thy lad N NOT bring caught
out in storm when then rfu-n 70 port might have teen
doubt ard m,ng Tie ssa fraSc.eo "a. io.grr1
The Koystsne State Tanang ZONE Jear ago NON Ihsiphm
TO Chsfiesiof South Carolina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
BRAZIL.

THK PAEACUAYAN wAR-ErFECrs UPoS M ALLIES
o. TufGR rLikhr At CCrtfAfIf-A INV CON
MiNDLR APPOINTED FoR rHE BsNzILfsN ARMY
Tho mails reached Lisbon on ,hc 18Th inst. where
80 lHtet neus lsd b1cn t,'rerrfiod 10 LoadaN
According dpseie- fn PsFaeuayaa souf>s ~ At NJ
Cuufey lfd efus.d c"Il ,tv tsg 4l lors ~ 1886 ~
ri tho frrle aVrlce F,rts had bn1 ir Nertti'so
TIE ah II sept &C.. Mir Lad cfaclniei infall a
In HitL o.. ue army Issuu. u bal ntrn g.
sia his ri the Brnrlsu irlrtfprt ohefssi or VI '
IeyaLcc Ol b. trnQs No lh faieIrn h-d bseu sitfn c
q, thr Brazilian feet wbcl stlt.1rff ~ t-rur.
Gen tbe MARQUIS Caxts taf m RIO o iais snmsff q ne
nftyian ARM. Hhh rUrr49i a. etdsnee iA4 it' ar
would h. prosecuted Vita tror
sAHEErs-
10, o. J,V' TAO. o. N-toies. q toss - re- 1- &C.,
Fffsts stock ~ ltu issi-- Irs' snEr Hlo&i
RAMA Oct t.-EA.a1rr' seq hussf sIti'e-In'' d.
Brow q. 1900 ~
PpESawnUoo. No,. i-Etefangc ~ s2'i SRA pr .
1sO0. L.prn - ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
ruSrK runOEss LTScHED IN KKSrUcKr.

- gsLsaahpn 20 4nn ThfptS" -.
ctncrSEArT, Nov. N.--The following are The de-
"a. n the IvnehinR Of free men u fseson Ky - saiy
-, ,tel< At0f dock that Dgsl DtEeen ~ and ~
!. ~ feu sosnrasn HsyesEie hsxvlk Lebanon ami sur
seA.1e sasry pods DE etgs e ~ i0rs, dsmoahte6
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TIE SOUTHERN STATES
SOUTH CAROLINA.
GOV. oRR's MKssAGE.

rsLrsRAPn BrEE =.
was aid before the Legislature to-day II takes gloomy
view Of the pressa condition Of Affair." aud attributes the
depression Of agriculture aud business IN tho
State 70 the intolerance Of her oonquarop, and
urges that the white population should be
stimulated 70 work by letting them soc that labor -
honorable. The message mainly devoted to State AZ
fairs and says the result Of the experiment OF free labor
has been highly encouraging under The CIRCUMSTANCES u
concludes BY referring 20 the Constitutional Amendment
which he says neither the interest honor OF the state
will allow her 20 ratfy.