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Military and Police Prosecutions in
.......aH Ireland.

u The Freeman's journal says: II we may
judge by certain precautions now being taken
by the military and police authorities, it
would seem that they do not totally disre-
gard the assertion Of the famous Head Cen
tire that there will be fighting in Ireland this
year. The ordnance officers ore busily put
ting Beggar's Bush Barracks in q state Of
defence. The walls surrounding it are being
strengthened in many places, and fanking
projections, with numerous loopholes COM
manding the various points from which an
attack might be made, are being constructed.
Similar preparations for defence are in
progress in several military stations through.
out the provinces, there being large num-
Der Of men now engaged strengthening the
old Notifications Of Athlone Castle. With
respect to the preparations on the part Of the
Metropolitan police, they principally consist
in diligent training of its various members
in the use Of the revolver, all those not on
duty being drilled every day to the exercise
of it and the cutlass, which they are to carry
during the winter as in the past.
The country constabulary have also got
orders to perfect their drill, and at the same
time to redouble their exertions to trace out
and apprehend oil strangers and suspicious
characters whose movements ere doubtful
From these facts II would appear that the
name Of JAMES STEVENS is still sufficiently
powerful to create alarm and disturbance in
the minds Of the Government authorities.
The national Republican., 1866-11-21

The December number of the Atlantic
Monthly closes volume XVIII, and covers
the following papers by the writer's named: !:
John Pierpont, by JOHN NEIL; My Garden,
by R. W. EMERSON; Borneo and Rajah
Brooke, by G. REYNOLDS Passages from
Hawthorne's Note Books-XI; Katharine
Morne-Part II, by the author Of " Her.
man !" The Sword Of Boliver, by J. 7. TRow'
BRIDGE; Through Broadway, by H. T. Tuck
ERMAN; Ny Heathen at Home, by J. W.
PALMER; A Friend, by @. P. CRANcH; The
Singing-School Romance, by H. II. WELD
Autumn Song, by FoRoEYTHE WILSON; The
Fall of Austria, by G. g. HAzEwELL; Recon
struction, by FREDERIcK DOUGLAS; Reviews
and Literary Notices.
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COPPERmEADs AFTER ORFHCE.

COPPERHEADs AFTER ORFICE.
MosEs BArEs. chairman Of the Democratic
State Centssl Oomnittse Of Masssehusstt,,
has been n town ~ or three days, sskins
Mr.. secretssy McCUiIocH to remove : con
servative nepublicsn q assessor IN Msssa-
chusetts and appoint his (BArEs) former
clerk, q Mr.. MASON. The course adopted by
BATES, in his attempt to remove the present
incumbent, has been the same as that pur-
sued by PHISSEY, who obtained the Collec-
torship of Barnstable. He assails the occu.
pant of the Office as bitter radical, and de-
clares Mr.. Mason to be War Democrat and
earnest supporter. Of the Administration.
This is . falsehood. The present incumbent
is conservative Republican. Mr.. MASON,
who wants thelofAce, is copperhead. Mr..
BATES, who wants MASON TO have the Office,
is copperhead; went to the Gulf during
the war and advertised himself as cotton
factor" made money, returned to Msssa-
chusetts, was assessed by the present assessor,
refused to pay the tax, lawsuit resulted,
and still remains unsettled in court OF
course BATES wants the assessor removed
and his cotton clerk appointed, 30 that he
can the easier have his lawsuit settled
BATES is the VALLASDIoHAx Of Massachu-
sets and ought not TO be tolerated by any
loyal official Of this Government, especially
at the expense Of conservative Republicans.
The facts about the lawsuit are on file in the
Treasury Department, and some day when
we are not crowded we will print them, il II
Is necessary. aIaar -. . .a.. ...H
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MARRIAGE IN HIoH LUE-At the British
Embassy in Paris, yesterday, in presence of
the Earl and Countess CowLEY, the Earl and
Countess Of CLARENDON, Lord and Lady
RoYsroN, and other persons Of distinction,
was celebrated the marriage Of FALcouBE Ar
LEE, ESQ, Her Britannia Majesty's Consul at
Paris, and Private Secretary to His Excel
lency, with Miss MARY MAoCALL, the second
daughter Of Col MAoCALL, Of the Chateau
dc Chantilly.-Galignani's Messenger, Sept
%, 1866.
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National Theatre.

The third and last week Of the successful en-
gagemsnt Of Mr. J. W. WALLACE was ushered In
on Monday evening, by the production Of 4 late
and very amusing comedy BY Boucicault, entitled
'How She Loves Him." The piece was repeated
last evening to another full house. Mr.. wALLAoK
gave US the same suffering Mr.. Kaeii IS whom
produced before, and throughout the play kept the
audience in very happy mood. Mr.. srEvrss
rather surprised us by neat and rather Sammy
rendition Of Captain Hswisy. Dick Hearty was
nicely done by Mr. GossIs as was also the Atalanta
Cyaiser by Mrs. WILLIAMS.
At the conclusion Of the play tho accomplished
danseuss, MILE AUGUSTA, who BY the way closes
this week. performed beautiful series Of pirouettes
and was favored with an encore. This evening
Mr. WALLACE appears as John Mildmay in the
successful comedy, 'Stil Waters Run Deep"
The national Republican., 1866-11-21

A. A. GurTxAM, Esq, has resigned his
place in the State Department in order to
engage in business on his own account in the
city Of Pittsburg, Pa. Mr.. GUrrMAN has for
several years acted as Confidential Secretary
to Secretary SEWARD, and he carries with
him the most fattering testimonials from
the Secretary and F. w. SEWARD, Assistant
Secretary Of State. The kind wishes Of many
friends will also follow him to his new field
of fenterprise
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From South America.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20-The steamer Ocean
Queen with San Francisco dates TO the sOth ult.,
and Panama to the 18th instant, has Just arrived.
The news from the Isthmus and Panama Is un.
important.
Advices from South America to the 30th ult. re.
port q destructive fire at Cheone, Ecuador.
There were fears that Peru would be Withdrawn
from the alliance against Spain.
New rich gold mines had been found In Chilli,
near Copiapo. .I... y
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SALE OF THE YACHT YOUNG AMERICA
The well known fast sailing yacht Young
America has been purchased by Messrs. G.
ID. Boggs & Co., Of Boston, for gentleman
in Savannah, Ca, to be converted into q pilot
boat. She sailed from this port on Monday
afternoon last. She was great favorite
with pleasure parties, and it will be hard to
supply her place. She will be missed next
summer
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LEUrzE, the artist, is in town, engaged in
the speciality Of collecting the necessary ma
terial for family portrait Of the late Miss
FANNIE SEWARD, at the solicitation Of her
father We are glad that gentleman so
eminent in his profession as Mr.. LEUrzE is
engaged upon work of SO much delicacy
and interest. He is worthy and equal to the
very high compliment thus paid him by Mr..
SRWARD
The national Republican., 1866-11-21

HARPER's MosrHLY-We have received
from Messrs. PHrLP & SoLoMoSs, and from
HUDSON TAYLoR's bookstores, copies Of Har-
per's Magazine for December. The list Of
articles, poems, and illustrations is a rich
one, even for the Harper's Ne,o Monthly.
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railroad Robbers Arrested.

LouIsvhLE, Nov. 2O.--ssvsn men were oaptursd
on Saturday near Mitchsrsvilis, Tenn, by band
Of the dstsctivss Of the Louisville and Nashville
railroad, with United States cavalry stationed
there, and lodged yesterday In ths military prison
IN this city. They arc supposed 70 .bs, s9nnsotsd
with the robbery Of the recent pay train.
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THE PRESIDENT.

TuK PRKsIDENr was attacked with chill
during his return from Baltimore yesterday
afternoon, and received no visitors last even
attending only to his letters which had
accumulated in his absence during the day.
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THE blunders Of the Boston Common
tasa!fA about Mr. Hoopsr,s pamphlet have excited
much snrPrise. Boston Transcript. net
A siaek sditOr like him of tho Commonwealth
naturally makes blundsrs.
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THE DEPARTM EHTS.
4 @tevioaLl -
70 VOLUNTEER orncrnA


wAsHIHerox, D. O., Nov. 20, 1855.
All persons who have served as volunteer
officers in the United States Navy for the
term Of two years, and who desire TO be ex-
amined for admission to the regular Navy,
as provided IN the act Of Congress approved
July rs, 1866, will OF once make application,
addressed TO Commodore 8. P. LEE, Hart
ford, Conn, who viii notify them when to
appear. Those who do not make application
prior 10 the lst Of January next, or who do
not present themselves when notified, will be
considered as having waived their claim for
examination. Candidates will take with
them, when summoned, their soficial papers
showing their naval record. 80 H' s. 4.
1l aa .v' GIDEON WELLn,
H.r Secretary Of the Navy.
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Dexter, the Champion Trotter.

Yesterday afternoon some fine trotting
sport was witnessed at the National Park.
Dexter won the race easily in 2:30, 2.2l IL,
2:27 IL. Next Saturday Dexter trots under
the saddle with view to making his fastest
time ....
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A Freedman Commits a Murder for Ten
Cents. irg
SAVANNAH, Nov. 10 "A citizen named Augustus
Mclean was shot yesterday by freedman In . dis.
pute about ten cents. The verdict Of the coronsr's
jury was willful murder.
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ONEHUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
ouAHrsHxAarrH's oYyioE

N N --"--- N VUAkrkhhAHTkh's UFFIok,
wAsnIsaros. D. O., Nov, 10, 1896
Stolen from the camp Of the United States Burial
Corps. shsrPsbuIg hd; the night eI the I2th
o. November. .inst, TWO soRREL MARE MULRs, ONE
BLACK Roam and ONE JET BLACK HORBR MULE,
all bsssdsd y ar the near shoulder. sAd Q. II. T. on
The sbovs ysward will be paid oA their delivery at
ilivsssd i11siHi 90 "a iCHAA -. roMPKA4
n S84 Brsyst Brigadisy 0sAsfAl,
noa1-l0t and ouartsfnastsr o. IA,
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The UniteA ssases steamer Monoc-
sE ttsf acy at Brasil. -IT s'FI 4

The Navy Department is in receipt Of q
dispatch from Commander 8. P. Garter, Of
the United States steamer Monocacy, an.
nouncing the arrival Of his vessel on the 10th
ultimo at PernAmbuco, Brazil. Also, from
Rear Admiral Godon, commander Of the
South Atlantic squadron, dated on board the
flagship Brooklyn, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil,
October 9Th. General Asboth had arrived
at Rio and proceeded to his post at Buenos
Ayres. E''. .'' ne ~ ~ ',.'a T" ~,
Prsmotion or the Paynaaster Gen.
IT, e. MD eral. q rtI- mod soy
Paymaster General Benjamin w. Brice
has been appointed Brigadier General in the
regular army. His former rank was that Of
Colonel and Brevet Major General. 10 /.
INTERNAL REvENul-The receipts from
this source yesterday were $6l2, $1,000.
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ASEcRo EapEsrRIESSE is one Of the at
fractions at Paris circus
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sPECIAL NOTICES.

A@To Consumptivess-Ths Adveftiser,
having been restored TO health ia few weeks, BY .
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung afsotios and that droad dis
ease Consumption, Is anxious TO make known to his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure. rr,...u
To all who desire II he will send copy Of the pre-
scripon used, free Of charge with the directions for
preparing and uling the same, which they will hnd
suRs CURl ZOE CONSUMPTION AsrHAA, BRoHoHIrIs, DC.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the pre-
scrpon is to benefit the aietsd and spread informa.
lion which he eonosvss to DO Invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy. S II will cost them
nothing aud may prove . blessing. .......
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
a- .U .. REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oc25-ly Williamsburg ,Kings county, MY.
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Commissioner Of . ablio Buildings.
xrMadam Mounts' Pile salve-a VaiuabI

&~Madam Mounts' Pile saive-a Valuable
Remedy for that Disease also, Consumption Destroy
sr and Entire Cure for the Bronehis, Asthna, &e
can bs found At stotts Drug Store opposite National
HOTEL Gilman D. near Metropolitan Hoslj Rords cor
Of Eleventh sAd Psnnsyivania Avsnusi Kntwislss,
corner Of Twelfth sad Psnnsylvania svsnus Klliotts
corner Of and Twelfth strsssi Tarbaugh corner Of
seventh AAd O. .-..l = iAl1-M
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Movemsnts Of lIarylana Bishops.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2o.-Bishop Whittinghau, OF
the Episcopal Church Of Maryland, who went to
Europe for his health some months ago, is now on
his way home. Bishop odsnhsimsr, Of the diocese
Of New Jersey, Is making visltstious in Maryland.
On Sunday, whilst at Annapolis on visltation to
st. AIMS Church, he visited the Naval School, and
oou6rmed ssvsrsl midshipmsu, -- . ........
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."Ths Coiorsd Troops Fought Bravsly."
RICHMOND, Nov. 20.--Ths Rev. Jacob James, .
oolorsd preacher. was shot last night by another
eolorsd man named Thornton Holmes james died
this morning. Holmes also shot his wife, who will
recover. He was arrested and Acknowledged the
deed, but says he found James and bis wife In ia
grants dshefu.
The national Republican., 1866-11-21

LAYING OF The CORNERSTONE,
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SSNotics.-Navy Yard Bridge.-In conse-
qusnes Of the repairs neeea, to be made to the Navy
Yard Bridge, II will be closed on and after MONDAY
October 10. until further orders. .'Ts'H.
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T.Is sII751 I..1 1zllITIZ.,-.,i=It.

pfs.sl.s lsskS Ikssd kaklhlAl ~ asisessr1s-
Gov. wsrsA Oppssss shs Ansna.asns.
RALrIaS n o. Nsy. A.--qev. sWorth's mes.
ssss VA ssnt Il 70 The Lssisisiss so-day.
Amer disssIse lesal sGaipr ed The hopeful
SSsss. hs then declares thss lArssea ssass szists
= an ysiiss, MAJ shs civil AssAodsiss ~ ~.
shsAs = ~ psaishnsnt ef slleGssass,1 tAss ne
sss1i - = spsrAlisa = sssstsAily y SsiAfS Ne
,Wz as4 thas impartial justice d nstsd ssa p all
s,ssssa sMs sepsssb sssgfs suafsgs ~ Hcwsrd
6s1sntaS - seasssshnssds W., Nssthsrn States
70 ssssdAo : 1lfsasA q ffssdhsa ins shsh tiitst,
and eays syssyte1ug esas V Invite s.igntisn 10
he doninsSt State, bsttHs host of thsn srs too
psersspsysAs sxpsssss II nsvisss
Ths resi- Of the message rebates 10 ths internal
saairs Of the ststs -
MEPsn ~ fs-slsstsd State printer By both
bransAss ofshs Assably. ~ . isrss majority.
il 10
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INTERNAL REvENul-The receipts frol
this source yesterday were S6l2, $1,000.
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A Tennessee Court Decides ths Lsgislasur
tQ he UlaGal-Tha Fran Ma Iax.

NAsuvLLs. Nov. 20. At MurfrsssbOro on sstur-
day Judge Henry Cooper, Of the Circuit Court, de-.
cidsd that the present Legislature s bogus spd the
franchise law constitutional in adjusting the case
Of Gihsrt VI. shsrbrooks, commissioners Of rsgis-
tratiop. from Rutherford county. for refusing to
Issue voting certificates 70 the sheriff. r.,. 81.
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PERSONAL.

Col T. BIoELow LAWRENCE, United States
Consul At Florence Italy, arrived In town yesterday
Hon. L. D. M. SWEAT, Of Maine, is at VIII
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rasonic O Celebration in Baltimore
Tho Prssids,s s.Ss ssv1 Srsssss

THE NEW MASONIC TEMPLE.
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Spain, with the Spanish American
Republics .ste,,-L4b cdt r.,
Paraguay, with the Argentine Conted-
Grafton. including Brazil and Uruguay
Mexico, with Maximilian. 1soe
Russia, with Turkestan. k+iasw \
China, with the Tae-Pingss,. ,ssr,.
|. Austria, with Prussia ard Italy. -
Turkey, with the Danubian Principal
tiles ,e-sh st,s ~ EEr eAt
Involving more than three,fourths of
The civilized world, concerning whose
military operations we receive daily tel
.egraphic dispatches, -, - az ." -
j Z. et us, at least remain at peace. In
feeding the rest ,1of mankind, we, can
make up more than we have lost L0si's-
Mir Cb,hrier ''fh
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ton of monuments In commemoration Of
fallen Copfederates, and also all organ
izations. ~ ~. Il .Isi.-a
Generals Steadrnan and Fullerton are
investigating the conduct Of the agents Of
the Bureau here. They leave tomorrow:
The trial Of nine men at jackson. La,
ares ed for padding a mulatto school
teacher, has been deferred till Monday.
Cotton unchanged, sales 1000 bales
to days receipts 100 bales; weeks re-
ceipts 1886 bales, against 1909 bales last
week weeks exports $500 bales stock
$4,000 bales. Sterling 62l; gold lisli
tobacco l2@l4c, with fair demand for
export corn in good demand, $1,000,
white 81 10; Aonr, snper6ne SO oats 5Ocs
other markets unchanged.
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Prom Washington,

WAsnISGToN, July 20.-5The Senate
has CONQUERED in the report of the Con
ference Committee on Diplomatic Jap
preparations, by, which the mission to
Portugal is abolished. The present
Minister J. E. Harvey, having strongly
indorsed the President, in letter to
Secretary Seward, which found its way
into print, r-4s r.aw
The amendatory Tariff Bill from the
House was reported with an amtni-
ment suspending the conditions Of the
collections on the district tax, imposed
by the act of 1861, until January, 1866.
The House, by vote Of one hundred
and twenty-five against twelve, passed
the joint resolution restoring Tennessee
to her former proper and practical fela.
tions in the Union. aud declaring her
again to be entitled TO be represented by
Senators and Representatives duly
elected and qualified, upon their taking
the oath of Office required by the exist
ing laws. The result was received with
general satisfaction. on the floor and in
the galleries, and the resolution was sent
to the Senate at once for its CONCURRENCE.
The House by a large majority laid on
the table the bill heretofore reported
from the Committee on Reconstruction,
specifying the terms on which the South
ern States may be re-admitted ID was
also tabled by a vote OF forty-eight
against seyenty-6ve. .t o.
Stevens resolution providing for b re-
cess of Congress until the FIRST Saturday
in December. and giving the presiding
officers of both Houses the authority to
convene them
The President sent to-day, to the Sen
ate, for confirmation, the name Of II.
Stansbury, who has been nominated for
the position of Attorney General
The President has nominated Joseph
S Wilson for Commissioner Of the Land
Office in the place of Judge Edmpnds.
who was removed on account of his ex-
IRENE Radicslism. -.
Colonel Taylor, Superintendent o,
Indian Affairs at Omaha, and President
Of the Commission which recently held
a council with the Indians, reports that
a perfectly satisfactory treaty was made
at Fort Laramie-the statements 10 the
contrary being made by parties Inter.
ested in creating bosiihties He says
that three thousand Indian Chiefs signed
the treaty, and he expresses the belief
that If trouble occurs on the plains that
i, viii be commenced by the whites
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From New Orleans.

Nav ORLEANS, July 29.--Judge Abel,
OF the First District Court Of this parish,
was arrested this morning, on the Aida
VT Of several citizens, accusing'him Of
treason, and endangering the rights Of
citizens under the Civil Rights bill The
Judge was bailed in the SUM Of Eve hun
dred dollars to appear at the November
term Of the Circuit Court The affidavit
was based upon recent charge to the
Grand jury, delivered BY the accused, to
indict the members Of the Convention Of
1864. who recommended It. aA
General Sheriden Published this morn
ing his general order forbidding the cree
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To Maka an Fec stand on End.

A curious discussion on this sdbjees
started by an English vicar, is going
through the Manchester paperses One
writer, says ,Columhus. need not, have
broken his egg, for that article can be
made to stand thus: -. i .
"Take an egg and shake II In The hand
from five to ten minutes; by so dong
YOU render the white more fluid, and the
yolk sinks nearer TO the end when. the
egg is set upright; and if it be then held
steadily until 1.-THE yolk has time to dis
place the white, it may be,made to stand
upright on diningtable or other smooth
level surface" 10
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wHIPMoRE BROTHERS. "a
NEW BOOK asl
Al dllaa-ASD- aast
s o u T H e r N W,ORK /,
by a Southron,
PUBLISHED IN THE SOUTH.
NEW BooI,

lust ISSUED BY Bullock A. CO.
J Memphis. Tenn. on the philosophy Of spir-
itualism-ancienta and modern Including Greek
sybils. Roman augurs, Indian and Egyptian
mysteries. all miracles-past and present-the
Bible, Koran, Sbaster. Sc. entitled II ~
PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE, AS EVOLVED
BY MODERN SCIENCE" .--f 49,
The Reli0iO- "a iiosophicai Journal saysof N (.
The author has given, in a vein Of thoueht
fervid and glowing as his own native cline,
one Of the finest analyses Of Spiritualism and
is blessings ever uttered 10 the world He
proves IL TO be a scientific and philosophie reli-
gion, and explains il 50 clearly skeptie must
only wonder that he has not before investigated
and accepted TEACHINGS 80 logical. lie shows
that IL has existed from the beginning OF time.
He records the Bible as a history of Spiritnsf-
Ism. showing that all people have had their
sacred books, from whence they drew inEpifa-
lion. and an OverIuline Power whom they war-
ship BIZ some name and that spirits have ever
eOmmuned with MORALS. His language IS
freely from the scientifs minds Of the age. His
book bear evidence Of being the prgducti0n Of
a cultured mind. He thus speaks in candid
spirit 10 all striving for truth &c. 70.
Where faith has faded under the SUNLIGHT Of
science. il plants philosophy upon which hope
and happiness may live and GROW into rlory
and % thousands Of the depressed and Or
pressed people Of the unfortunate South. il Will
carry comfort and consolation. and Wreathc
I their lives with a new and higher charm than
ever they possessed before.
For sale a. all the Book Stores is50-1meod
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
From Now york.

q Cotton frm-sales of 5000 bales at 81
@38c, including 1855 bales on Govern
ment account at 2S@3Oc, for low ordl
nary and strict middling; gold, 100
-four, dull and unsettled, and ten tt
< twenty-five cents lower-Southern droop
ing sales Of 200 barrels at So 65@Sl5 %
wheat has declining tendency; corn
opened firm, but closed duh, sales Of
l66 900 bushels at s4@s5c beef, steady
at l6@2l4c; pork, buoyant at $l 80
lard, heavy whiskey, dull Navalstores,
steady turpentine, zoe,
The Commercial Advertiser says that
facts show conclnsively thai the cholera
is now raging in certain portions of the
city, and is beyond doubt epidemic in
form, beginning in regions most iavora-
BILE to its development. The facts rela-
tive to the number of cases on Hertz
Island has produced a panic. An able
corps Of physicians have been sent there,
and also to Government Island. Seve-
raj additional cases are reported in the
city today. -fFE gf
A large amount Of tobacco was seized
here to-day for violation Of the Revenue
laws, by the owners. y
Special dispatches from Kansas say
that ]. G. Ross has been elected United
States Senator to succeed Lance
Cotton firm and unchanged sterling
100; coupons of '6s, l24; doSof '62, 1868;
do ofaG5, 1885, teu-forties s8a treasures
lO3s@lo32; gold l5lgAr< -
DEATHS reaping fearful harvest here
There has been seven hundred and twenty
deaths from Sunday to Wednesday. 1t
is believed that there are many cases of
cholera in private families that areinot
reported r,tr ..
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MEDICAL ADVICE FREE. -

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