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MISCELLANEOUS JoTT1NGs.

Fans made of lace are the newest dainty in
Paris.
The Vicksburg and Shreveport Railroad was
recently sold at auction for S50,000.
/. "A fire in Austin, Texas, on the 4th instant,
caused loss OF S25, ,000
-Ex-Governor Holden. of North Carolina, has
resumed the editorshlp Of the Raleigh Standard,
WE. Ritchie, of Richmond, Mrs. Mowatt's
husband, has emigrated to Mexico
Bill Arp is described as tall stout, black eyes,
bald, and grave cast OF countenance.
-"Sar1e7 for Sarah is the last illustration OF
the 'Ie" mania among young ladies'
An infants baptismal dress IN Paris recently
cost $4,000.
Where is paper money first mentioned in the
Bible? When the dove brought the green-back
to Noah.
Lieutenant Cushing, who blew up the Abe
marie, has been thrown from a horse in Homo
lulu, breaking his collarbone.
western papers are all full of accounts of
religious revivas. Nothing like this excitement
has been seen since 1858.
The National Soldiers and Sailors League
at Louisville, Kentucky, celebrated President
Li1coln's birthday by procession.
THE Mississippi has overHowed the unre.
paired ]evee near Baton Rouge La, and great
flood is anticipated.
Terrible weather is still reported from the
plains. Horses and cattle in great numbers
have been frozen to death.
Colonel o. s. Holland, formerly commanding
the 30th Mississippi Regiment, has opened a
hotel at Enterprise, IN that State.
"A corps Of teachers, male and female, have
arrived in Tuscumbia from the North, and
opened a school for the freedmen"
Colonel John @. Noble is about to revive the
Paducah (Ky.) Herald, a paper which he pub
Iished before the war.
Judee Aldrich, of South Carolina, has de
1ivered a decision declaring the constitutionalty
of the stay law OF that State.
The Detroit Board OF Trade demonstrates
against the readmission of American vessels SOLE
abroad during the Rebellion.
Trinity Church, in New Haven, Conn, is tc
have new organ with two thousand three hun
dred and seyenty.three pipes.
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GALE OF STEAM GRIST MILL
- AT THE
CAVALRY DEPOT, GlESBORO, ID. O.,
QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE, J

QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS 0FFioE,
FIRST DIVISION
WASHINGTON, d. c., February 2I 1856.
By order OF the Quarfermaster- General there will
be sold the premises, at public auction under the
NJ, on WEDNESDAY, T Rprii a. DiSs1 fsss at twelve T
O'Clock NJ, the following described public property,
ONE (D srEAMg GRINDING AND FEED
MILL
Crane, with massive granite foundations 40 by 80
feet, with coal hay, and engine houses attached ali
const Of the very best material and in the
most Substantial manner. nI
Also, at the same time and place, the machinery
and appliances OF the mill, consisting OF
ONE (l) Engine, OF 1eOHORSE POWER, e
and twenty-tour GA inches stroEe, set upon heavy
cast iron bedplate, with cold and hot water pumps
puleys OF the same material ten Io) feet in dame
ter and twentyfour 24) inches tace, with JudsOn's
Two (2] BOILERS, of sIxTY-HoRsE POWER
EACH,
made OF thelbest boiler iron vesixteenths Is 16Yof
an inch in thickness, five (6l feet in diameter and
fourteen (14) feet Eve (5l inches length; each
boiler containing seventy-slx (76 lap welded fues,
each three 10 and one fourth "a inches in diameter,
TEN ti0j PAIR SIOFjREED S PATENT BUCKING-
constructed of solid French burr millsone, and sot
in heavy, well-balanced frames with hay cutters,
elevators and cOnyeyors sufficient to cut and handle
the hay gram and prepared feed on the most eco
The shaiting is of finished wrought iron, and the
| pulleys Of cast-iron, faced and balanced, with
hangers and boxes, sufficient to drive ten (10l pairs
of burrs. etc. The main drivin g.bet is of four ii
ply rubber, and twenty-tour t24) inches wide. The
belts for driving the mills ETC., Of the best oak
| tanned, patent stre ched leather.
The Engine, Boilers, Machinery, and Fixtures of
every description, of the very best materials and
Workmanship and are still in excellent condition
and fine working order, the mill having been in ope-
ration only about fifteen months
Hdeemed advisable by the agent of the Govern
ment on the day OF sale, the buildings will be sold
| separately.
Terms-Cash, IN Government funds.
Purchasers VIII be required to remove their
property before the first (1st) day of May next,
unless otherwise arranged with the owner of the
grounds.
| boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth street
| wharf every hour during the day OF sale.
| Any further information that may be desired will
be given upon application, in person or by letter. to
'boro, or to this office.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadler General,
| 226 31t In charge First Division @. M G. o.
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PROPOSALS.
A R MY s. u P E

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anATrn ppopTnsITSS1 TYsIaS1 a. A0Ool
which must bo IN dnI,cste ;sb cr NJ tbi. "a
vori,so,1 t 80 ~ ~ ~ VIII coPy " 's ~ ~
ofiee un,il 10 oscocp N eacn "ii DO TINS
' "'i M 112r9f1nal ~ HoS1 ~ . 49,, ~ ,oso
for suDnl, 41 pS Se IN e 4, Mnsch 70, looo -
ketabIa anais.. i p...n @ y! kOo9e @ huu aa ma
h,nd onsrtor y4 SIeit PsvpO ~ H. ,I
low 10 he axcindadS Tor ssua ~ ts ,roan. ena
others sIinned hS az Covspnnoont ,wi,h ro,,pns ~
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GALE OF MEDICINES BELONGING TO THE
- MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY.
WASHINGTON, d. c., February 8, 1865.

MEDICAL L
WAsHINGToN, D. c., February 8, 1855.
An auction sale of valuable Medicines no longer
required by the Medical Degartment, u. 8. Army,
will be held In this city on THURSDAY, the 1st day
OF March next, and succeeding days, If necessary at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the Warehouses located judi
oary Square, Fifth ana streets, back OF the City
Hail.
The Medicines are in the ORIGINAL packages, and
the attention of the trade is invited TO this sale,
which will embrace the following principal arti-
Giles, VIII
Ether, sulphuric $50 lbs Dover's Powder $50 lbs,
Alcohol, 600 bottles, Cod Llver OIL, 1000 bot.
Compound Spirits of ties,
Ether, 500 lbs Camphor Pills, 1000 doZ.,
Simple CeTate, 1000 lbs Compound CathartcPills,
ChlorofoIm, 800 lbs., 5000 dozen,
Fluid Extract OF Buchu, Opium Pills, 1000 dozen,
$50 lbs, Iodine of Potassium, 200
fluid Extract of Gin lbs,
chono 500 lbs, Rhubarb, 500 lbs,
Fluid Extract of Ipecacu- Powdered Rhubarb, $50
anha, $50 lbs, lbs.,
FLUID Extract Of khubarb, Syrup ofSquills 800 lbs,
$50 lbs, Compound Spirits of Law
Mass Hydrarg, $50 lbs, ender, 800 lbs.,
Besides other articles.
Upwards Of sixty articles Of the Mdteria Medicd,
in lots similar TO the above, will be offered tor
sale.
Catalogues containing a complete list, with full
particulars, will be ready by the 17th inst
Terms Cash, IN Government funds.
Five DAYS will be allowed to purchasers in re-
moving their property. .,..,..~..
Surgeon u. 8. A., Medical PurYeyor.
Q. w. BQ1ELER, JR,
29l7t Auctoneer.
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DYEINe, SECURING, ETC.

NEW YORK DYEING AND PRINTING
~ LEST jEsITABLIsHMENT, Staten Island, No. 40 N,
This Company, SO long and favorably known in New
York for the past forty years have opened an office
above Ladies' and gentlemen's garments and wear
ing apparel of every kind Dyed and Cleaned in the most
perfect manner Stains and spots removed from garment
without being ripped
Aerch having goods OF unde srable colors ha
them redy ed in superior style. 20 mwi3m
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER TIE ABOVE SALE
j OF STEAMERS, WE WILL SELL STEAM
BERRY BOAT "BALTIDlOEE" STEAM PRO
PELLER THOMAS SWAMI" STEAM PRO-
The steam Ferry Boat "BALrIMORB" side
wheel douDleend ferry boat, OF ij4 tons. Length on
deck, over all 1873 feet nchts beam, 32 feet; over
ALL 81 feet; depth OF hold, fee IL inches; has one
low-pressure beam engine, diameter of cylinder S2
inches; stroke of piston feet dTaught, feet hull
we'll found in chains, anchors, iasts boats and life
preservers; engine and boiler aiso IN perfect order,
and now ready for service; with everything on
board tnat the law requires, hayng been inspected
The steam propeller "THO5iAo SWAMI OIL 865
tons, wooden hull, iron fastened and metalledi
length deck, 120 feet inches; beam, n feet
inches; depth of lower hold feet inches; between
decks teet IL inches draft feet inches; has one
direct acting low pressure engines diameter OF cylin-
machinery, and hull all in perfect order, and we'll
found in anchors, chains, TOOLS boats, lne-pre-
servers, etc, and everything the aw requires, with
be- ding furniture, and crockerY and cooking uten-
having been fitted up and inspected by Govern
ment Inspector during the last two months Capa-
city Tor carrying 2b00 round barrels.
The Steam Propeller "CONG RESS," OF Az tons,
wooden hull, iron fastened; length on deck, 130
feet beam rs feet inches; depth Of lower hold, IL
inches. Built in 1861 has three masts, with fore
and att sails in good order. Hull, engine, and
boiler In perfect order, and well supplied with
anchors, chains, tOos, boats and lite-presefyers.
up the last two months, with full complement of
bedding, furniture croekeTy, utensils for "A per-
sons. Now READY for sea, and inspected by o Gov
ernment inspector IN the last two months,
2An AuctiOnesrs.
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OFFICE or ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,
" WILMINGTON, Delaware,
February 18th 1866
SALE OF SURPLUS GOVERNMENT MULES.
All good and serviceable.
Will be sold, at Public Auction, at WILMINGTON,
Delaware, on
FRIDAY, the 23d of February,
FRIDAY, the I'd OF March,
Two hundred serviceable MULES.
One hundred each day of sale
The especial attention OF purchasers is invited TO
the 1act that these Mules are large, well paired and
in excellent condition. being the surpins team Mules
of Washington Depot
Animals sold sinRly.
Sales to commence at 10 A. M
Terms-Cash in United States currency.
by order of
: BreVet Brigadier General JAMES A. EKIN,
In charge LIST Division @ M. G. o.
O. II. GALLAGHER.
21414t Captain and A. Q. M.
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Ct
TAI CLOTHING, BED.
MEDICAL PURvEYoR's OFFICE.

GALE OF NEW HOSPITAL CLOTHING, BED
- DING, ETC.
MEDICAL PURvEYoR's OFFICE. !
WASHINGTON, ID. g /, February 10, 1865.
AneXtensiYe sale OF Hospital Clothing Bedding,
etc, entirely new, and in the Original boxes and
bales, wiz be held in this city, at the Judiciary
( souare Warehouses, Fifth and streets, back of
City Hail, on THUHSD AK, the sth day of March
next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. The following articles
shris. Is. ' 10000
Draw ers 30 Ooc
Seeks palrs -. 10000
Slippers, pairs 80 900
Gowns. 10000
Bed.sacka, 20 900
Plllow-ticks 10 600
Pillows Half. 4OO0
TOWelS, mana. afs .IUOUO
The attention of the trade and the public at large
is called 20 this sale, the goods will be sold in lots
TO suit both large and small purchasers. Quantities
as small as dozen will be sold. Goods will be
delivered to purchasers within (5l days from termi-
nption of sae.
TeIms-Cash in Government funds.
@. SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon and PurveyOr, u. s. A.
G. w. BOTELER. Dr., Auctioneer. 2l419t
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G ALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER
y STORES AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, J

GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER
y STORES AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WAsHIN aToN, ID. C., February 16 1865.
Will be SOLD at public auction, at ALEXANDRIA,
Va, under the direction Of Brevet Lieutenant Col
onel j. G, G. Lee, A. @. M, on TUESDAY, Febru-
ary 27, 1866, at 10 O'Clock A. M, large lot of con-
demned Quartermasers Stores, consisting Off
Drills, Harness,
AIDES, Saddles,
AugeIs, Halters,
Vises, Wagon Covers,
Bitst, Buckets,
Broadaxes, Drug and Paints
Chises, Horse Medicines,
| Hammers Hammer,
Grndstones, B. S Bellows,
| Saws, Shovels,
Chess Chests, Hind Hind Sail
Knives, Paullins
Burring Folding, Groov- Soda Fountain,
ing, Turning, Wiring Barrels,
| and Tire Blending Ma Window and Door
chimes; Frames,
Corn Mills, Doors,
| Burr Alll-stones Ladders,
| PyintiDg Press, with Type Window Sash,
| rand Font, Anchor,
Hand Trucks, Sugar Mill,
4 Hay Cutters, Brooms,
1 Hay Press, Portable FORCES,
| Corn Shelter, Ambulances,
| Tanning Mills, Spring WAGONS,
Tents, 2 Medical Wagons,
| Axes, 1 One-horse Wagon,
Chairs, Rope,
| Desks, Glass,
| Stoves, Iron,
| Ovens, Copper,
Cots, Lead,
| Cauldrons, Lead Pipe,
| OK Yokes, Cylinder Brick, etc.
Chains,
The stores must be removed by the purchaser with
! In five days from the date OF sale.
| Terms-Cash, in Government funds:
| ID II. RUCKER,
Brevet Major-Gen, and Chief Quartermaster,
| 2178t Depot Of Washington.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

UREAU OF ORDNA E,
ID NAVY DEPARTMENT !
WASHINGTON CITY January Is, 1885,
SALE OF SERvICEABLE AND UNS RRvICE-
ABLE NAVY POWDERS AT THE UNITED
STATES NAVY YARD, NORFOLK, VIR-
GINA
There will be sold TO the highest bidders at Pub
lie Auction, at neon of the 18th day of March, 1885,
in the Office of the Inspector of Ordnance, at the
Horfok Navy Yard, bv sample, five hundred and
thirty.four thousand four hundred and three
1884, ,403) pounds of NAVY POWDERS, as follows:-
502,860 pounds servioeable.
1877 condemned.
1858 [" damaged.
4648 Z" compressed.
AS only about two hundred and seventy.two thou
three hundred and fifty five 1912, 1851 pounds of
these powders are IN barrels, purchasers must pro-
vide barrels into which the remainder of the pow
ders may be emptied from the tanks, Tor which a
period OF thirty 1907 days will be allowed The pow
der in barrels, however, must be removed within
ten days from the day of sale, otherwise they win
revert to the Government.
Terms Cash, in Government funds; one-half the
purchase money to be deposited at the completion
the SALE and the remainder before the powders are
removed.
HA. WISE,
226 lot Chief OF Bureau
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AT UEERiS NEWS STAND,
IA s. W. corner SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Streets,
DAILY AND WEEKLY PAPERS.
MAGAZINES,
May be obtained at curTen rates 2H
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

II ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE OF OCEAN
il AND RIVER STEAMERS, Tugs, SCHOON-
Frs, FkRRY-BoATS, ErU, II rf fl1
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" Military Division of the Gulf, New Orleans, La,
December q 1866.
Sealed Proposals are invited and will be received
at this Office until IL NJ March l. 1865, for the pur-
chase of sixty.sx 1867 camels the property OF the
United States, now at Camp Verde, near San Anto.
nio, exas.
Bids may be madelfor one or more of these ami
mails.
Each envelope containing bid should be sealed
and addressed Colonel O. G. Sawtelle, Chief Quar-.
termaster. Military Division of the Gulf, New Or
leans, La"
The Government reserves the right to reject any
bids deemed too low.
Payment to be made In United States currency
upon the acceptance OF any proposal and prior to the
delivery of the cames to the successful bidders, at
San Antonio, Texas.
G G.SAWTELLE,
Colonel and Chief Ouartermaster Military Div.
sion OF the Gulf Brevet Colonel United Stabes
Army.
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GoEERsNMENr SALE OF SURPLUS HARD

CONVENIENT SALE OF SURPLUS HARD
VI BREAD.
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, U. s. A.,
No 8 y. GAY STREET, !
BALTIMORE, Md, February q, 1886
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate will be received at
this effce until SATU RDAY March II, 1885, for the
purchase Of surplus HARD BREAD ON hand at this
depot
Proposals must state that the offer is made under
advertisement of this date.
The bread 10 in boxes of fifty (60) pounds each. No
proposals received Tor less than twenty (20) boxes.
Purchases will be delivered on board of transports
without exp ense to the purchaser.
Payment required in Government funds on notifi-
cation OF acceptance of bid. Twenty days allowed
purchasers TO remove stores.
Proposals to be endorsed on the envelope, "Propo-
sails for Hard Bread" and addressed to
THOMAS WILSON,
Brevet 1t. Col. and q. S. u. S. A,
22617t Breyet Brig. Gen Volunteers.
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lotta for want of Imperial protection from
the Mexican guerrillas. General discon-
tent prevailed among the c%olonists.
St. Domingo advices state that the gov
ernmen of President Baez had hardly
been inaugurated before an effort was
made to overturn and destroy it. A re-
volt had taken place in the province of
San C~restoval and various towns, headed
by Gen. Cabral. Congress, which is in
session promptly voted the men and means
to suppress the revolt, and by a few Wig
orous blows Baez had defeated and routed
the rebels and obtained the mastery in the
revolted districts. The rebel leader Gen.
Cabral, who had been prominent in placing
Baez in the Presidential chair, had asked
permission to leave the country.
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PoTsvILLE, N. Y, April 3.-There are
strikers to-day among a few golfers near
st. Clair, but nowhere else as yet.
Election in LeaVenWOrth.
ST. Louis, April 3.-The entire Union
ticket for city officers, headed by ex-Gov-
ernor Carney for Mayor, was elected in
Leavenworth, Kansas, yesterday. The
vote was the largest ever cast in that city.
PETROLEUM CENTRE, Pa, March a.
The heaviest losers by the disastrous fire
which occurred on the Hyde and Egbsrt
farms on Saturday morning, are W. H.
Haldeman, 1000 barrels of oil in tanks
and barrels, and 1000 empty barrels.
Haldeman & Nassau, 5000 barrels oil in
tanks, insured; Miller & Edwards, 325
barrels ell in boats on the creek; j. P.
Goats, one thousand barrels oil in tank,
insured in the Home Insurance Company
of New Haven, Conn. Capt. Walterson
lost seven or eight boats and barges valued
at about $4,000. j. r. Frick lost 1900
barrels of oil, mostly in tanks. He also
owned the Pittsburgh House, a large hotel,
and q ware room, which were destroyed.
His loss altogether is about $4,000. He
had $4,000 insurance on the hotel in an
Eastern company
Among the number of wells destroyed
are the following:
The Conquette, "a; Olive Branch, Hol-
lister, Eagle, Jersey, and Maple Shade.
The Coquette Company lost 1000 bbls of
oil in tanks. The entire loss is put down
at %, 900 bbls of oil, and $l25,OO0 in prop
erty.
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XXXIXth Congress
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, April 2.
Mr.. WILSON reported a bill for the
punishment of counterfeiting. Passed.
He also offered a resolution to inquire into
the report that all black troops were to be
disbanded.
MI. SCHENCK said that the commit
tee on military affairs were in possession
of the facts.
Mr.. PRICE asked leave to report a bill
with a substitute TO extend the time for
completing certain land grant railroads.
Objected to.
Mr.. BIDWELL asked permission to
offer a bill granting lands to aid the Cen
trail Pacific railroad to Portland, Oregon.
Objection was made.
The army bill was postponed till the
18th instant.
A resolution was passed directing the
printing committee to report what reforms
are needed in the Printing Department,
md II any measures have been taken to
contiscate the Corcoran Art building.
Several bills were reported and referred.
A resolution was adopted requesting
the President of the Infirm house whether
any effort had been made to collect the
Federal dead who fell in and around At
lanta.
A bill regulating the pay of officers and
soldiers IN the army was referred to the
Military Committee.
Mr.. ECKLY reported a back bill to
construct a breakwater and harbor and
ship canal, connecting Green Bay, Stur-
geon Bay and Lake Michigan. Passed
after a debate, by 76 yeas to 30 nays.
On motion of Mr.. SCHENCK the Com
mitteo on Claims discharged further COR
sideration of compensation for slaves.
Nj. WARD presented a petition for
eight hours labor as a legal days work.
Adjourned.
SENATE.
A bill classifying and graduating in
valide pensions. Referred.
A bill to e~qualize b%ounties and pro-
vides for the wounded soldiers the same
as if their service has expired. Also a
bill against claim agents and bounty bro
kers. No agent or attorney can collect or
act for the principal, charging more than
ten dollars for all sums over one hundred
A bill granting land to the aid of rail-
road faom Pilot Knob to the Missouri bor-
der. Passed.
A bill recognizing the Judiciary of the
United States, with amendments, was
taken up. 1t provides that after the first
of September next the Circuit Courts shall
be abolished, and that the several District
Courts shall have jurisdiction of all ac-
at law, and suits in equity thereafter,
the same as are now passed by the for
mer. 1t establishes in each circuit a
court of appeals having jurisdictions of
all cases in the several districts. Pending
consideration of its twenty-one sections,
adjourned.
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AdyertisinS.

The President yesterday issued Al order
to the various departments to withhold all
advertising patronage from the Chronicle.
1t is understood that all papers that fail to
sustain the reconstruction policy Of the
President will be treated likewise and the
advertising given to Democratic papers.
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Southern News.
From Georgia,

NV YORK, April 2.-The Savannah
Herald has an account of a riot that took
place at Macon between negro soldiers
and a party of young men, who endeav-
ored to avenge an alleged outrage on a
young ~Southerner, who was arrested by
negro soldiers and bayvnetted. Several
shots we're fired by the mob, but the riot
was subdued by the Mayor and a number
of citizens.
Governor jenkins, of Georgia, has is
sued a card calling on the citizens for aid
for the people o suffering in that por-
ton of the State which was overrun by
the armies. He says the Legislature has
appropriated money, but there are no
funds in the treasury, and calls on the
wealthy for loans, for three or four months.
to enable him to provide for the hungry.
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Government Patronage.

The Herald says the Government pat
ronage of the Washington Chronicle has
been transferred to the Republican, an
ardent supporter of the Presidents policy,
which has just been transformed to a
morning paper.
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YeSterday AfternOOn'S Report
THE ELECTIONS
Union Majority In Cincinnati.
THE MEXICAN BONDS.
They viii Not Be Guaranteed.
THE SUPPOSED QUANTRELL SET
AT LIBERTY.
mot that Man, butAnOfher Man."
They VIII Not Be Guaranteed.
.'NOt,hal Man, butAnOther Man."
EIecfinn In Mansfield

Election in Mansfield.
Especial Dispatch to the Cleveland LEADER.1
MANSFIELD, April 3, 1866.
9th ticket-Mayor tie; Marshal, Dem
Council, tie. Township ticket
Constables, one Union and one Democrat;
Trustees, two Democrats and one Union ;
Clerk, Union Treasurer, Democrat.
FRED.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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