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New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
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Cost ano fonno.

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isssri.d Isnrnos them to ID. Os Of the Company No Mas
Kot. also gy. un fousd ,ppheson w ls made f9r
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7 OST-si0 REWARD-0n Saturday, Dec: 20,
bse,n i,lson oisonss phTssasf rel morocco Mhsl-
OItSDuM BOOK aud humhe h. outside The above
e, viii be paid srniag TO no - East INen n VI
&I OiM REWARD-L0ST, $1,000 in 40 s3l
2l ans fi2o 9l2l lir7t Letter G. No 2IA Letter d. No
AZ llb Letter s021l Letter G, No 9a2 Letter w. No
the above reward s be paid OF IN properties
"' -"' CoURTLASDT PALMER, No. 81 Williams,
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90 fet.

DESK ROOM to LET by the mOnth.-lnquire
~ ~ No III DroauEsy, Ron No. l4
rI1O LET-At Paterson, New-Jerscy, the three
story AID s'tir ,s3 STONE EtLpiNG WITH go" Eser ~sr
premises
q 2fM AT this rate per year Will HIKE
80 CJtt. not f. No ~ Carr1aye, Bposlya Gas Water
l. . good 0l - mr ts irnn fut Ferry by cars
Immediate possession =. }. BEAN 10. llj Johwst, " L
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| After q continuous bombardment of two hours
and fifty minutes the firing cessed, and the Span
iah admiral withdraw hia Yassala. .A W

| After q continuous bombardment Of two hours
and hfty minutes the firing ceased, andthe Span
/ Four Of the stone buildings connected with the
teustom-house were entirely destroyed, with their
contents. Other adjoining buildings, used for the
same purpose, were very much injured. The value
| of merchandise destroyed in these was vaguely
estimated at some twenty two millions Of dollars.
The Intendencia or government house. the
Bolsa or exchange, and the railroad buildings,
Naturally and inevitably parts Of the oity which
the Spanish admiral declared no did not intend to
in1ure~ received many OF his miesi1es- Several
blookB OF private buildings were destroyed by fire,
and churches, and converts, and hospitals were
not exempt from Injury, ,., =
Few lives were l6st not moro than eight OF ten
i inclose herewith copies OF the letters addressed
to me by the foreign residents of Valparaiso,
representing the interests of nearly, all the
nationalitfes Of Christendon, bearing an official
character, with copy Of my answer also, copies
q the manifesto, and letter OF the Spanish ad-
/ When'I was assured that the English admiral
was dstermlned not to resist q bombardment,
called upon him and said that as T did not choose
collide, shoald move my vessel to get out Of the
Verbally q tRe Spanish iiaa admiral 'o"nnO'0"''a
Thrust by eircumstances into . position in
Whloh it became neceasaryto take some part,
feel q natural anxiety to know whether the one
,, took meets Win the appreciation Of the govern
In ~, whole course I have conferred freely with
benefit OF his advice and aasistatcs. N All have
done or offered to do he has been consdlted snd he
has fHllx sgnSgrred m II Pie name has not been
to break the continuity OF ny narrative, and not
because be- sf sp without strong sense Of obligation
-,,.r,, + have the honor to be, Sir, ,Tn...
,,y:.,nr III. - John RODGERS, Commodpfe.
70 Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary Of the Navy .
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MA RKI..ED zDOWlI,
TAKING INTO CONSIDERATION THE

= TAKING <INT0 CONSIDERATION THE
~ ft"t i." .i...t 'H. i!.':!..3. '!5as ~
depression Ia the prices Of MaRGH HANDISE,
and believing that the only TRUE mercantile
.3yi -D.. J,'., ,ui Hf'ii tH.i 70 r, ri
way of doing business Is to meet the market
regardless Of cost, we have decided to
mark our Stock down to such prices that
there, can nbe no question in regard to the
fact that we, are determined to meet the
G,t ...'. H.5.. Ia'H"r Ig.v .rIu',..e,3 E.
MARKET Il .fy.r ,.. '..l .y....i ,,i il.', --I'"i
Our FINE CLOTHING. is Of our own
manufacture, the workmanship Of which
,.,. q. 3 .... III. -. - 90, e. -!pUi
we warrant in every particular. ?,
Annexed, will be found a Est OF some
leading articles, with former and present
HNNST's" i'-'' i'... ~ ... II Un'.
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sIAIILIA sIMILlBUs GURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS.
iTIO NT(SOp SDEGIFICS


~ iHOnIOsOPATHIC SPECIFICS
TIT AVE PROVED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE E&l
III RtENCE, an entire success: :simpio-Prompt-I
cient ana Reliable. They are the only medicines
fectly adapted to popular use--B0 simple that msta
cannot be made I'm using them 30 harmless as 70
free from danger, and SO efficient to be always re-
bic. They have raised tho highest commentator n
all, and will always render satisfaction.
No. ], curcsFevcrs, Congestion Infamr,at; jns..
S, :" Crying collie. ~ ysothihg Of In:
DI%IShcfI ;;;; Of Children or Adults:
" a1Pss' Hsns", BllioSS S9lis; ToS;;.
Conghs, Colds, bronchitis.
8, NeuFaIgfa, Toothacho, Faceache..
Q, Hcadn chcs, Sick Headache. Vertigo.
10, g" Dyspepsia, Bilious stomach.
II, Suppressed, or Painful Periods. 90.
IL, Whites, too profuse periods. ....
. " 13. -" Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing.
-" IA, 90 snIGRheum, Ert 9 pelas, Ernptions.
." 10, a." Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains. ..
10, Fever and Ague,' Chill Fever,
IT, Piies, Blind or Bleeding
" 10; Z" Opthnlmy, and Scre Or Weak Eyes.
10, Catnrrh, Acute or Chronic, Infu.
II 2o.s'ss=9 whooping Cough. vioien. Coughs
" al, a." Asthma, Oppressed Breathing. 49,.
~, -, Ear Discharges, Impaired Hear.
%. scrofaia. Enlarged Glands. saeli
a. .""a eenserai ss Debility, Physical weaII
20, Dropsy and Scanty Seoretions.
"L26, Sen sickness, Sickness from
a7. kidney Disease, Gravel. ......
&c. 23, q Nervous Debility, Seminal En-
gions. Involuntary 1ischargos. 80. -
" 20, so! Sore Mouth Canker,. ,....... 20
II" 80, ",raVEdnaryi lnoontinenee,, we.tt
II" LINE .Pain1ai oriods, even :i.T wi
s2 saGsrins g. Il Change of Lie.
= "a. ottp DtpIhertn. Ulcerated Sore Troat.
nr 80. FAMILY CASES. -!
s5 Walls; morocco casa and book k.s.............f
20 largo vials, in morocco. and book. ...........,
40 large EtSH, plain case, and book. .............,
is boSea QaoS. to 15I, aud book s.., .........
= ; H.. ..VETERINAItY SPECAFICS.
Mahogany onses. 40 yials,
Single Niaie, wi directions.
H5-VheGe ;remedieg, by tho case single III
sent 70 any part OF the country by Mail or ExpFe
OK charge, on receipt Of the price. Address ~ H.
''''' 'Y..- iHUMPHREYS' BPECIFIO .,!l $l9.
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMpANYfD
once and Depot No. 662 Broadway, New Yor{
i. Dr.: HuMPHnKTs 10 coniu{ted daily at his ofhtt
aonaly or by letter. m above for ali forms Of dis
"a" ~. :.;,..'., ';.' =. KING &C. CASsIDEY,
r,t.- ..kol NJ
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Itseems that In aLa Belle France" aa well as
in +'ffee Aperioa, newspapers have their troubles.
JoaS MrrcHsI, in recent letter to the r. Ne,os,
sass: '".Ths optntor Naltonak has just received
second advertisement It Ia for saying, in q lead
ing srticle, that Liberty has been due 70 Franco
fer fifteen years; that she 10 tired waiting for her
own, and demands prompt payment, do The
second aue,tissznaent renders the positton Or the
0pfttph somewhat ,precsfious. 7 regret It, and
would greatly have preferred that the blow had
fallen upon aorne poe tir, other tberai Journals.
A third aperlissm,snt, il iin6afrsd viii cause the
papor to bo suspended"
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. CABINET, MAKING.

TtHE sgB9cRIeEh aDEs1REs 10 IRETUEN HIs
~ thAnks 70 ITS old friends kd patrons for blot n
vsrS end fnfof themthat he has conaonood again the
n1159 n bnsiness, with TkRINa and JOB OAh-
EENtEhIN9. Furniture repaired with neatnest ara
dispatoh. and Old 5nrnttpre bought aud sold.i f-f
wopid refer to the eo1lowinR gentlemen
,oOWPEnIH HwAIT's = W ~ ' y, ,7 = -
!. otassa Ieit q ths store Of MaKAY d cAMpDsfI.,
Auction House, Has6l 8tfee i,ess 10 ts postofee y
meet with pfonPs attstti6b. ~ ofJtL. LUNBFohD q
april 1ir 1EabtuyIY Gaf Wtat,t b AZ ,lifanai,,,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

tT III MARRIAGE E A NDsCELIBA AOY,
an Essay Of Warming and Instruction for Young Mon
Also Disesses and kbuhss which PROSTATE the vital
poWors with sure neans relief. Sent FREQ Of charge
In sealed letter envelopes. Address DR.. J. sKILLIN
HoUdHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia Pa.
April IT 3mo
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THE aPANIst2-GEzTLEA WAR.

bYprdtAIi DiHfATGHEs oilrl nEIATIoa 10 oqHE BON
"a" BARDMKHT OF vALpARAIBo-IRRPoRg OF
I'D $3.50. g COMMODORE RoD9ERs. ~ q
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aT COLGATE'S HONEY sOAP.-THIs CELE-;
'BRATED Toilet Soap, In such universal demand,
made. from tho choicest materials, is mild and
emolltcnth It's nature fragrantly scent ed, ana
extremely beneficial in its action upon the skim For
sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
;;nFebruaryt7s ..,..3.. inirs,.'l 80. g..., lyr
Il, aE ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFIcIA1, HU-.
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by prs F.
'Ro1ssoNNEAU Of Paris No. 800 Broadway. New York.
- Aoril IA . tpai ft'r' s''i ,.3r - i..a . 1vr
IA aa-iAWAY WITH gpEoTAOLEs.-OLD EYEs
made new, without sp6ctaoes, Doctor or Medicine
Pamphlet mailed FREQ on receipt OF ten centa Addrcrs
o. b FeoTE. n. D.. No. 1lso Broadway. Now York
a November 0 r"is.h .,.l.'t;'s' y;.i rai3 .''- '
M. HILLS HAIR DYE-FnTY ,ofNTs-
BLACK Oh wN.-LInHtantaneou In eHeot, reliable
Tor beauty Of color ana durability;
aao the oheapegt ana peHt nuae. Depot No! 60 John
street corner Of William street New York ana sold BY
Druegists opd Fancy Goods Stores everywhere
November 40 .. emo
- M BATGHRLoR'S HAIR DYEl-THE ORIGINAL
and begt in the wori The only true and perfect HAIR
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immodiaely rrlehdid Blach Or natural Brown With.
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WILLIAM A. BAT0HEIoR. Alao,r .,r-.H r;
!" REHKNKRATIfG EXTRACTOR lIInLRELEURHr
- i,n For reatorihg and Reauafying tie Haif.
~ ;,,,...:.t ,. - i'', CHARACTERIZATION, How York
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They purify, strength l. and inyiaorafe.' 80! m
They create bA,,thv anret,ts f. rgGta "a
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Thss overcome eecta Of dissipation snd iite houra
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rS.s pasay as Sass'n sna hsul.y .. 'ho ''0n'oh
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They the best Bitters in the world. They n nke
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. l.. ls,.sn an. =, -. ..,,,,. ..s ;:AL
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80. a.. a., -. oAAsh nstin a.h' leoe.
~. 80 a..
80 "a -. ,sNN.1N-.. H We u,'elF p'oSoas
cine An ariele called Plantation Btere, prepared by
pr. DRAKE, ofNeu York, weu prescribed to give me
otrepgh and an appetite To my great surprise they
gave me immediate relief Two bottles almost allowed
mo 20 Join my reRin1ens. . ~" Ihave ulhoe Hsen
them urcd in many cases, and am hee 10 say for hob.
ptal or private purposea know Of nothing like them.
=. IL :'s., ,faa e. Rev. 2. r. CRANE, Chaplain.
Letter from the Rev, n E. arIDs b. Clairs,ills Pa.
aEHTIs,EzH:-You were kind enough. On aformer oc.
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"':ss'':,s,' :ss'' :sa u -"
npsls soldiers WHO gp hero more O. s:s disabled
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family, IN every hospital and 1t hand on every ssisl,
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LOUISIANA.
GEORGIA

Central Railroad Bank 90
Georgia Railroad and
Banking Company...90
Bank of Middle CATS
Marine Bank...............T5
Nashville and Chattanoo
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RIVER NEWS.

The river is still falling at this point with about
six and half feet water on the shoals.
ARRIVED. p. Webb, Evansville.
DEPARTUREs-Bermsda. Louisville; Throne,
Cairo; J. p We5J. Evansville.
Our wharf last evening presented quite dis
NAL appearance; there was but one packet at the
landing; that was the up river steamer, General
Sigei.
The Anna White and Haga'ra had not arrived
when we left the wharf last evening.
We clip the following from the louisville
Courier of yesterday:
The river was falling rather slowly last evening
at dusk with nine feet six inches water in the
canal by the mark. During the previous twenty
four hours il had fallen ten inches at the head of
the falls or thirty inches at Portland. The
weatherswas clear in the morning. with heavy
white frost, and some ice made but cloudy in the
evening. The thermometer at noon was at 40.
On the falls last evening there were six and a
half feet steamboat water. over the rocks. down
the Indian or up the middle chute. In the pass
there were seven and d half feet steamboat water.
All the coal feet excepting probably n brace Of
hatboats had arrived early Thursday evening.
the most of which descended the falls for lower
ports.
The Palestine is the regular packet in the Mer-
chants Line for Nashville and all Cumberland
river landings this evening. She starts at 5
o'clock. from the city wharf, in charge of Captain
Viii low. n good boatman, with MesSrs. MalbOn
and Bale in the office.
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LLLLLLLLLL
LLLLLLLLLL

From Rev. J. Newton Brown, d. D.. editor Of
the Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge and
Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia:
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust of
their ingredients and effects, yet know of no suf
fcient reasons why man may not testify to the
benefit he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation. in the hope that he may
thus contribute TO the benefit of others.
do this the more readily in regard to Hoof-
lands German Bitters, prepared bY DR.. G. NJ.
Saekson, of this city, because | was prejudiced
against them for many years, under the impress
sion that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture.
am indebted to my friend, Robert Shoemaker,
Esq, for the removal of this prejudice by proper
tests and for encouragement TO try them when suf-
fering fromsreat and long continued debility.
The use of three bottles of these Bitters at the
beginning of the present year, was followed by
evident relief and restoratian to degree of bod
lily and mental vigor which / had not felt for six
months before and had almost despaired Of re
gaining. therefore thank God any my friend for
directing me to the use of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia.
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Cincinnati Market.
TD, ToTou-,,,b

CINCINNATI, March l.-FLoUR-Unchanged
superfne Sc 1907 90; extra s. 5O@s 90; family
and fancy 50 OOa1l 50.
WHEAT-Dull for lower grades, but prime old is
in demand az 81 20.
CoRN-Firmer and in better demand at 52@53c
in elevator, and &c in sacks
OArs-Dull at 37@3Sc for No. 3 and 4l@42c for
No. ! in elevator. They are not wanted sacked,
rs the demand is local
RYE-Dul ut GOOSE.
BARLEY-Yery dull; 5000 bushels choice fall
sold at 81 10.
WHIsKY-Dull at 81 "a.
PRoyIsIoNs-Me pork Irregular GOO bbls. sold
at SIS and 900 do. at $25 so at the close S25 VIZ
the best rate that could have been obtained. Cut
meats and bacon nominally unchanged; nothing
done. Lard duh at lSc, and no demand. Butter
scarce, and prices further advanced; 53@55c for
choice fresh. Eggs advanced to lSc.
GoLD-l27.
CorToN-Quiet at 1896 for middlihg.
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Louisville Market.

IBy IeIegrhpn.J
LOUISVILLE, March 3l.-TOBACCo-Leaf quiet
sales l26 hhds.
GRoCERIEs-All qualities shade frmer.
FLoUR-Dull at s. for superfne.
CoRx-Mixed shelled. in bulk, SIC; prime
white Zoe.
0ATs-Choice, 45c.
PRoyIsTeSs.-Mess Pork steady; sales at $25.
Bacon-Shoulders he; Clear Sides Ice.
WHIsEY-Raw 50 "A.
River faling-S feet inches in the canal by
thp mark
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-01

THE CoUNTERFEITERs.-T counter
ieiters who were recommilted TO Jail on the
29th inst, for examination yesterday were
before Commissioner Smith, as indicated, but
were not examined, because Of the absence
Of the District Attorney and some of the
principal witnesses. They we're returned to
Jail, and will have a hearing ON Monday
next nj 10 A. NJ
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-01

AN abundant yield Of corn is anticipated
in Georgia the present season. Says the
the Atlanta Commercial Corn in South
western Georgia is growing finely, and
promises a large crop. There is not as
much planted, however, as last year The
planters are willing to risk the chances of a
cotton crop Many of them are making ar
Engagements 10 plant largely.
If the negroes can be induced to remain
on the farms, an abundance will be pro-
duced, not alone for home consumption, but
for large expectations This is encouraging
when we take into consideration the manner
in which that country has been rayaged and
desolated during the late revolution.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-01

NEGRO SHoT.-It is well known that that
portion Of Nashville lying beyond the Chat
tanooga railroad has been infested with a
band Of thieves for some months, who
seemed 10 defy locks and police. But occa-
sionally they get their deserts-meet with
summary punishment. Yesterday morning,
about ! o'clock, a gentleman living in that
locality. by the name Of L. X. Spain, heard
a noise at his grocery door. On going to
the window, he saw negro trying TO effect
an entrance into the building, by boring the
door to pieces. He Immediately armed
himself with a double barrel shotgun,
and proceeded TO the door. The negro took
no alarm at his approach, but continued at
his work. Mr.. Spain fred and the negro
was done, so far as burglary was concerned.
The shot took effect in his head, from which
he died in the evening about l o'clock. He
was a noted thief
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-01

brten as candidate for Attorney General of
this District. composed of the coanties Of David
son, Williamson and Sumner. at the ensuing May
election.
Weare authorized to announce Baxter smith
IS a candidate for Attorney Ger eral Of this Dis
trict. composed Of the counties Of Sumner. vii
hanson and Davidson. at the easuing May cleo
ton. narao-ta
We are authorized 20 anntunce Samuel
Donelson. Esq. Of Nashville. ,ssa candidate for
Attorney General, for the District composed Of
the counties Of Williamson, Sumner snd Dayiason.
81 the ensuing election. ian2-sdE
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-01

RECoRDERs CoURT-Arrested for drunk
enness, John Weaver, Hannah Dove, Dow
Curley, johnson Are, and Pat Baines-who
paid each the sum of nine dollars and were
discharged from custody. Disorderly con-
duct, Geo. Hudson, Geo. Stewart, J. T.
Tucker and Jno. Reiden. The three first
were fined five dollars each, and the Court
fees. The latter was fined twenty dollars and
Court fees In obtaining money under false
pretenses, Miss Hattie Ford was before the
Conrt-discharred
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-01
BEFORE EsoUrRr PArrrRsov.-The thre,

BEFORE ESQUIRE PATTERSON The three
young men, Braddock, Dunn and Hum
phreys of Edgefeld, who was recently ar
rested in Henderson county, Kentucky, by
chief detective Mr.. Cavitt, was before
Esquire Patterson yesterday, charged with
horse stealing, Mr.. Malone appeared for the
prosecution, Messrs Temple and Turner for
the defence After much discussion as to the
merits and dement's of the late acts of the
Legislature, touching horse stealing, they
were admitted to bail in the sum Of
5000 for their appearance Tuesday next at
10 A. NJ. They are young men apparently
of not more than Is years one appears even
younger, and are said to be Of respectable
parentage. From their personal appearance
one would not suppose that this Infamous
appellation of thief could be given either
Of them. II is bat one Of the demoralizing
effects Of the late war