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haze for gears regarded go,'r While Pine CONF
pou,d as an Unreliable remedy. truly sag that
ysaord lt as eren more eicQc0tts and udbie than er
hare jts taken the Compound for cold, and h toork
clia7msagly." fs
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" The jollo,oing in " W Or Sec 81 T1R23
A King. 1t I5bks - So
] Hogan, com I'd and 229 # W of ne cor of ne
secS6 r r, IS thence Al S-l2 #, thence s 8rds
thence W Al s-l2ft, thence rds to beg sec6
T R23 .
Forbs com IL rds of Sc coroflt II and 151I rds
W of the centre of the old Chicago road thence
6rds thence 81 rds, thence 6rds, thence
So rtis to beg, ne Il sec n l. 2S
T " Adams, com u rds ofse cor Its II and l5X
rds W of centre Of old Chicago road, thence 81
rd thence W to W line of e Z of sd a sec, thence
fds, thence to beg. ne n sec I % 2
.tc BOND AND sTRoNe's ADDITION.
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ASK FUR TICKETS VIA. ERIE RAILWAY,
Which can be obtained at all Principal Ticket oces
In the West and Southwest.
II. RIDDLE, WIN. r. BARR
Gent sup't. 26tf Gem Pass. Ags.
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The folyo,oi'ag are in T. 2 r. %.
r G KeIlogg-pt NV 4 Sc = beg 81 rds " and 10
rds 8 nc cor NV Il Sc u thence to within "a rds
IL LINKS of " line of Il G5 rds to point due
ofber N 65 rds to beg sec q 81 SID o.
NJ ~ 4ieuG7de,'-ptw Il ne u beg 90 rds and 40 rds
q sw, cor of said u sec so rds e 40 rds 50 rds
40 rds to beg see IL II !"
J B,iieri- pit SC beg So rds Of Sc cor 4 sec, WI
rds n 40 rds rds 40 rds to beg, zee So . .;
The tolIoaoing are in T R23, /.
A ZoIier-pt ne 4 ne 4 beg 80 rds sec, W 20
rds to centre line of ~ 20 rds, TO beg, sec 8
L SukeS--e so acs NV Il sec Is VI 9
DO c 10 aes sw Il except r track, sec IS 20 9
So,e,,e ri k--2y SIS acs sw u sec Is 62 l.
do Sc fr Il, ali lying e OF Racine Keno
caro,n HIStNn 79iI aes NV x sec 10 81 Z
Lee Ita(iin-pt sc fr except cemetery, sec ~ 30 8
II Bui5eh--n x ne a NV Il sec 81 81
do u NV NV a Sec 81 90 8
do pit sw d NV x beg centre nv. "a sec, 40 rds
" t2rds, n 10 srds, e12 rds to beg, see 81
T. q MerpI!l-lt 2 bk s. sw a sec 81 - y
Fysk-all of bk lying of W line, Il sd 4 sec u =
sw i sec 81 :. ,,, ~ :
s Fisk-t blk IL, all lying OF Whine a so q sec
sw a see 81
S FTsk-lt ? blk II sw Il sec 81 ,.-4
do all of 1t blk IL lying W OF W line Y sd 4
and of n line of x q r Il Il =
L.Sec
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HOLLO WAY'S #m 70
aa ARNlCA
PLASTER S

The original and only true Arnica
Plasters, possessing the great heal
ing properties of theArnica
la Flower.
The curative effects of these plasters in all
cases of pain or weakness in the breast,side or
backsnd in all cases of Inflammation ofthe
lungs, and cough are truly astonishing; they
rive immediate relief
Physicians prescribe them, and thousands
recommend them. Observe-HolIOway's are
the original and only true Arnica Plasters.
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DURKEE's WESTERN ADDITION.

The joSIoaoing in the S. W. Or. 81 T2R23
.ssf s.s ara LOT llz amt ,vzt-.. lot bks amt
s Y Brande--9 $50 81 20 Sweeney--48 1854 g
Fl Salmon "A I5f > u A Z Hckox-5l 154 20
NJ Perry as 154 2 80 Ed Hunt So 155 Of
En@E FIsKs WESTERN ADDITION.
S Fslall thatpart Of sd blk within the limits OF % a,
the CITY supposed be IS # and 10 Blk 10 81 ~
Fisk-sll within city limits bounded on the By o.
sw a sec 81, Its d 8 Blk IL ~
McLAUGHLIN's ADLITIoN
Jas Powderly-lt 2S Blk 3 % o.
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HAVE IT is delightfully perfumed. a 8waO J
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Washington Island.

7astouoaoiag in ~ w. Or. Sec. 80 7. 2. II. %,
Jas Hill, s ] 80 RDee, q l AZ
G Torrance, 10 1 40 r Dee, 20 AZ
Steel, 1t 6 Blk 8 ne a sec 81 Il % 81 80
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The folloaraaaq. in N f. Or Sec 6 TT r %
~, Johnson eycent he mart taken for Julins

PIArce--c0m W
u sec thence 81 rds Is ks, thence % rds II ks
thence - rds "a iks to Baldwin's land, thence
e s rds thence line Prairie Avenue, thencee
to beg, exoept that part taken for Pomeroy street
throp NV Z sec TIRES $26
NJ. EHLE's SUB ADDITION OF SIX ACRES.
c Bronson--com at point 90 chas "a ks from
line of sd u soc, and1S rds ks ofe line, thence
W TO land owned BY Hale Bond, supposed to be
r. % rds IT ks thence to corporation line, thence
~ point of beg. thence to beg, except what
may be included in Fremont ave, NV sec
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Fourth "aro.
y;,, \, Dc, tLa 81 Or Seo Al TO p 90

[ sseEUs
| The Jolzo1oing in the s e Or Sec 81 T2R29
BIS stepherd--lt1 bk 9 S26 8;
| Geo Kimball-undivided x It's bk IL 65l
VIM Seymour uudiyided]zlts bkl1 90
DO An II in ~ width off side offs AK 10 Il
= SWQr Sec 81 To II 2s
Est of C R Watkins-com rds and 80 rds $ of no
'eer.of sd 4 sec, thence " 10 rds, thence l6 rds,
| Fscaaries--com 2 rds and az rdss of ne cor
q ofSd Il sec, thence W % rds, thence 8 rds.
thence e % rds, thence rds to beg, except
- RISKS ADDITION.
| John Lenderman & Il alstine-lt9 bk2 Q "a
| 20 ooe-ne Il bk2 4 O.
E t Bishop com rds 8 and rds " of ne cor
| of sd 4 sec, thence Is rds, thence IL rds,
thence 16 rds, thence to beg, except the
part occupied for depos and r track 4 10
Bishop-com rds " and 80 rds of cor
of sd Il sec, thence W 16 rds, thence S 10 rds
thence 16 rds, thence 10 rds to beg, ex-
cept that part taken tor Gardner St, on the
p and the part taken by Co for track 8 40
JkEEIB's ADDITION
sykes-com 40 rds Of line Of sd 4 sec onw
line of city corporation, theLce 40 rds, n
40 rds, 40 rds, $ A. rds to beg, excepting
from above described land, rds n and bv
"a rds end ", adjoining lands Of Price
White and ocsgrave, conveyed to Samuel
Smith, the W liae of sd excepted piece being
s on line with the " line ofsd CosErave's = &
NEor SEQ 81 Ta Res.
EssOf D Hyde-lt bk IS 65i
do u bk IS 8s4
II Dutland-lt Blk 70 IA "a
JrIale-lt 2 Blk 50 II Is
Bacon-except Al # in width of end Il
Hbz 50 AS
Bacon except Al # IN width Of cad 1t 4 = =
bk 50 ar
G 4 Nurry-ft Tx 81 81
W BlnL--it ok IS ia g
WARRINGTON ISLAND
= Dcrrance-lt2 q BIZ NV 4 sec 80 T2R23 les
Dated, Eenosha, Jdly 22d. a. D. 1867.
EREEST G. TINME
Clerk of the County Board Of Supervi.ors
1sge 0fKenosha County Wiscnnsir
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GUARDIANS sALE.

lated Kenosha, October 49, A. D. 1857.
I r'lmoara 4 ANTHONY VANWYCK,
3w22 Fs1t Gas as ha- County Judge. e
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

rHn i.ospos nossv MARxsr: -roSDos, Dec ii--Evss.
lpg.-Consols cinsed. a. ok for nancy. American
curties closed q the following rsesunised States
ese-twonty bonds. II IL 10: ILLINOIS Central Railway
Dhares 8st1; Ere Railway SHARES, ASH.
Z FsAxKvoRr BouasG-FsAyxSoRr Dac. ii--Evening
Unissd States bonds quoted s5 for the Issue OF
tss2
y LlvrnrooL Corrov MARExr --llvsaPoor, Dec IL
&veuiuR.--Tho cotton market closed dull and heavy
Hhere but Little animation the latter part Of the day.
Ind the sales have not exceeded 1000 bales Prices OF
Ameroan descriptions have declined "a. The follow
Ing are tho authorized quotations =: Middrg uplands
4Kd mddilus Orleans, ,ka.
fLvkRrcor BReAnsrurrs NarEEr, The market closed
tory dull and prices are unchanged. - -.
" LvtRP5cf Psoyisroys nKgr.- LIVERPOOL Dec. IL :
1Sening The market dull and heavy. Nearly all the
ytlcles In tho llet have materially declined. PORK IL
low quoted al 6es. per Dbl for Eastern primo meas
Bacon, Ais fof Cumberland cut. Lard z9s I'd.
E~LvrRrooL paoDrcE aAeggrThe market FOR articles
~ American aud other produces is dull and steady.
Ros,n, Ia 50. per cwI ftr common North Caroline and
AIs for medium TO Are. Petroleum, g pcr gallon FOR
SpIrits and L. 3D. for sarda white Sugar quiet Al
1oa Cd. for No. IL Dutch standard Ta'low As. ID.
covssced 3es for American rod. Oils guie az fSe for
Whale, !c3s for iln-eod. flf2 Tor sperm.
" PrrRoLgux MARKET --AsTwxRr, Dec. il--Everrg. -
Petroleum market Ia hesvs, and prices nave declined
10 a. france 20 confines for q antafd White.
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TRLEGRAPHIC news.
MEXICO.
SPECIAL If.tsalm 70 the He1ALa

ASmero's Loans Approved by the People
n Law to he Made ia Relation to tho Pay
heus Of Mexican Bonds-The Durango Re.
volutiOn Hoax.
i HAVANA. Dec. IL, 1867.
:. The news from the capital Of Mexico by the
Steamer Georgia which have been able gather
shows that the people were pretty generally
Natis6ed with the loans negotiated in tho United
6tates by Minister Romero during the late civil
.War IN Mexico. Their amour! Is considered insg.
fifcant and the people have become reeonci,ed
10 them. Hence the government becomes stronger
- its agents acts are vndica.ed.
The government will present bin TO Congress
which shall designate the modeof payment OF the
outstanding Mexican bonds, and will also deter
mine what bonds are legitimate. All loans Of the
Emperor are repudated.
n Congress Is annulling the elections or certain
members Of that body who served the late empire
= The revolution in Durapgo turns out to be .
canard.
y Holders OF bonds who were forced 70 advance "a
3he liberal government on that security during the
var against the Intervention shall allow the Trea.
bury four per cent for the cash payment Of such
advances.
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VIRGINIA..


OrGauIxation or the T. Conservative Cesvenuon
In Richmeud-The Re eonstractios Csnvcu.
tion Not la Session Yesi> raas.
10 "a O'Clock -
have jus receive the following 'om hicnmond'-
The Conservative Convention convened ns morning q
eleven O'Clock 10 the theatre large nun " oe'e
gates present The Convention was Gala 70 o5des
by NJ wiloughby Newton, OF weslmorslAn6 Sounv
On his motion Thomas Jefferson Randolph Of Abs'
marie county. was appointed temporary charm
The committee Of thirteen permanent organ:zatics
reported the name Of H. Stuart OF Augusta
county as President Of the Convention and tie names
OF r. ~ Hunter. 8 D. Mcors s. !. Bocock, Colonel
Preston Thomas 8 Tlournoy General }. L.
Kcmper O " Newton. VIM II Macfsrisnd, Colonel
@. W. Boiling. General J. A. Walker John X Tucker.
T. W. Hunter and Wood 6ouldwln Is Vice Presidents.
On taking The chair the President thanked the Conven-
ton fer the honor they had conferred upon p max
Ing him tho chairman OF assembly which embraced
30 nrre portion OF the inelufence and patriotism OF
nisresis OF no party. He thanked God that tha struggle
Through which they had passed Il II had effected nothing
else had obllseraied old party lines and animosities
They wings or democrats but az virginans
They came With no aggressive purpose but only seek
the people were told that II they would repeal
tho &c. Of secession and repudate Tho Con-
They promptly acceded TO these terms which
involved sacrifice OF sef-respect; bat new condi-
UOnS nhu Dctn IupOScu upon tneul. IhdJ WOEtu uo
false nature false memory OF their ancss-
tors IL they were 70 acceda They came With united
voice protest against the TO inaugurate other
than white mans party They came TO appeal 20 the
sense and Justice OF the North 70 comply with TIER
promises They were surrounded BY difficulties on
every sido. They must be careful They
that movement In force to prevent tho land Of
Washington Henry. Madison AMI jefferson from being
brought under the domination Of alien interior
They wanted organization. A was said By their tenn
porary chairman, whatever opinions they might have
entertained In regard 70 secession wera now
garded as erroneous, as impracticabe. II
remained for them to endeavor to TO Virginia
her just rights and 20 preserve the institutions Of
Virgins intact Their rights might be wrested from
them by violence; but no confident that no man
Ia the hearing OF his voice would be accessory
willingly 10 her degradation
Tho session Of the Convention will DO resumed 70.
r~cv
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LOUISIANA

THE RccoHsfrucsIeu Convention = Proposed
Issue and Sale OF state Bouds.
NEW osIxAxs, Dsa III, 1867
Tho Convention to-day adopted BlActbuns resolution
Tor The issue % state bonds 70 hs or $780, 900
10 $500 900, a. might ~ required The committee
appointed 10 consuli with leading nusrcsi reported
hat those bonds could b negotiated q os csn the
dollar. ~ was s.tsa We asnan snss Head
aeon ~ thsy wsre ssaet The resolution wa strongly
opposed aud much bitter feeling msnifss cd By 'a
Advocates n vas finally adopted By vots OF ~ 70 90
resolution wss offered by Hr. Cromwell tcoIorrdl,
70 the effect that so state Commsloner shall never
assume pty any debt contracted 10 sid OF the re-
pa'ed or liberated 10 any way vhsleytr Laid over
under the ruiea
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GEORGIA..
Organization ~ the Hecon.sructiea Csnven-

Organization a. the Recommended Csn,en-
tion.
ATLANTA, Ca, Doc. IL, 1891.
TIE organization OF the Convention was perfected TO-
Gay. white man was elected scrsesnt-a,-Arms and
lwo negroes doorkespsr and messenger, thus boating
one legged United states soldier ard United states
pensoner
NJ bradley. colored man from Boston, moved to
adopt The rules Of order OF the Massachusetts House Of
Representatives, IN 1868. Tue motion was lost and
applause.
A rcsolutl0n was introduced 70 Inform General Pope
that IN oasdsrce 20 general order No So the Ccnven.
ton was assembled and organised. and Invite his pre-.
serce.
Il was smsndsd 90 as 10 read compliance" instead
OF .sohedsrce. y and adopted.
resolution adopted, that bona file reporters Of
the press Be allowed seats In tbs PROV dsd
they do pot nsprsssns members or the action OF the
Convention.
rspoluilon 10 request NE repeal Of the Gotten Ax
was tabled.
he secretary was instructed telegraph 70 Governor
Jenkins FOR hundred copies Of the Georgia conven
tcn OF 1865 and Ne Constitution Then adosisf, for tas
ute or he convsnuon
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

BnEsr Dec 1.-The sieams.ip Sc Laurent, Captain
Bocandc OF the General Trsrssuaniic Companys line,
Rom New York NovemDsr 30, toucaea here to-day on
nor way 10 Havrs
rsIospoxpgRRy, Dec. 1.-THE steamship Nova scotisn,
from Quebec arrived day the way 70 Liverpool.
IdvEnrooL. Dec. 1.-The eegram from Queenstown
yesterday, announcing the arrva ~ the unsn steam
fhip City Of washlugion CAPITA Hnlcrow error.
That steamer has not yet arrived.
= soUTuAsrTlx Dec IL ne Hamburg American COM
Oauy's s,eamsh.p Cimbra Captain irantmau, from
Hamburg December T. for New york, arrived at this
6ort to-day under sail, having broken her screw II Is
thought the necessary repairs will be made In time Tor
Iss Cmbrla 20 resume her trip on Friday, the leh inst
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ENGLAND.

The London Times on Americas Citizen
RiGhts-The Fcninn Demonstration In Liver.
DoOl Forbidden.
LoSros, Dec. IL, 1867.
The Times this morning has auo;her editorial on
American matters and part cularly on the recent mos
page Of President Johnson So far as the Times Is able
20 understand the President from tho rnesgre report
{ecelved by the cabs Il has no hcsGncy counseling
fno acceptance by the American people of Mr. Johnsons
.eiowu on the question Of ciiizrnship.
X The demonstration proposed BY the Fcnans on Sun.
pay next IN Liverpool mas been perempioriiy forbidden
py the authorities, who fearful OF tho consequences
pr 90 violent an expression III feeling towards the
government
n LoSDoy, Dec ll-Even!rg,
The friends OF tho Fcuans are very acaiye
FROM great many ireland ccns dispatches Of
meek funerals and other demonstrations Of regard.
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Names or the Knled and Wounded.

Nnmes or the X tled and Wounded.
BURLINGTON, VT, Doc ii 1851
The following 70 . list Of the casualties a Harlow
Bridge received up to this hour
KILLED,
Lewis Rock Mortified
A l. Moore, Waterbury.
Peter Button, Rouso's Point
George Bancroft, Burlington.
Timothy McCarty Norlhlold.
Christopher Devine, NorthGeld.
Timothy Mott, Alburg.
Henry Prnde, South Royalton. badly, recovery ioutt
Lewis Button, Lacolls
G. K. jack nwardIy and wrist broken.
burt
ISAAC Osborn, ST. Thomas. q. r., slightly.
George II. Niles, Aiburg 5prinSs head and hip.
Christopher Derrick, Canada, head and hip
Peter Laurie, kouses Point head. leg and side.
william ws1, wnse!ock Madrid, \. X, log broken
Hensy Durkss. Lebanon, N. H., feared fatally
John aoyle. 81 Adams, inwardy and head
John Concly, CRANKY, l. f.. arm broken.
Patrick Mahon Montpelier, both srms anc one log
broken.
Frederick Miller, Rouso's Point shoulder and ada
Edward Seymour, R,uses Point. and head
y. W. kinasbury, NorthDeid, shoulder
o Tates, Aiburg Syringe, head bruised.
Mcnaei Haley. cranky, C. f.. ieg. shoulder and head.
W. fadden, Swanton, hip.
Young West, Aburg thigh.
Charles Bostwck leg broken.
George Coax, West Alburg. slightly
Eugene &. Haze. Manchester. N. H., burned slightly.
Stephen Horner, West Farrhsm. t., badly cat.
=. Savage and David Mason Champ'ain, N Y, Lsads
and jaws.
William CorbIl, St. Adams. head badly cut
n. A. Gage. White River Junction, badly bruised
william NcGregor thigh broken
Frank Laiiro, Canada, badly
Charles H. Clark, 81. A.bars, head cut
Peter Gage Lhampizin, r., leg broken.
George Randall telegraph operator, Northhsld. leg
badly
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

Republicans Cnucus In chntond-Speech OF
senator Wilson-ExplOsiOm Of q LOcOmO.
tive-Two Men Killed.
RICHMOND, Dec II, 1857.
Senator Wilson, in speech tonight before the repub
csn caucus said he favored extending the franchise in
the Southern States rather than curtaing It. He said
he had from Washington to SEQ something Of the
conservative convention here but found after all the
ak about republican secret leagues that this Convention
was not open TO him.
THE Convention only admits cltlzens who have
tickes and appears that Senator Wilson had got
that this disranchsement effected tho putting OF the
South undsr the rule of the blacks He predicted that
OF the southern States would be tho Union by
the 4h OF July with republican constitutions Con-
gress he said intended 70 stand firm and the present
generation would 30 gray before the reconstruction ACTS
were revoked.
The locomotive OF passenger train bound hence for
Petersburg exploded at the Halt Way House this after
ucon killing Richard Norris. engineer and the fireman,
co!oIsd msn.
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The Champion billiard Match NJ Montreal
Between slcDevist and Dion McDevitt the
MONTREAL, Dec. IL, 1897.
The fifteenth match for The CHAMPIONS cue vas played
A Mechsnics' Hall here tonight between James Dion
IND John McDevlit, OF New York. Tho betting al
trst 10 to snd nnaiiy 10 10 on Dion. Don
}sd throughout sometimes BY 800 points When Dion
kax msds 4 COS NcDest ted him, out The former again
Gent away with the lead until he reached ass, when
1s misssd and kcDoylt out with break Of l2s,
Winning w ~ points. amid the ~ildest excitement
cDevisls we're il3 49, i52, 1885, Dions we're 2so,
A10. 1877
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SHIPPING NEW S.
Almanac Tor New Nerk-This pay.
saa si.cs.,...." I 4; sIc Nee. risss:...ys G IN
~->~~-~~s~~~N
PORT OF VIEW YORK, DECEMBER n, 1861.

CLEARED.
steamsAip Hsser tBrcnl. weuke. Bremcn-oelErhI
..s,ssrshir renry chAancey, GRAY. Aspnwali-rleIac
sirausaAp ssppho Lingo Wilmington. sc--Aurray. Fer.
sissn snip Louisa Moore Wallace Sswbernsaray. Fer
s;esm.h,p Ellen Terry Chaplin, Hs~bsrn. rc--oood.
siesmsaip Aibeusrle. Bourns. Norfolk Gig ros, aud
Rrhmana~-s L McCregdy Go.
s'ss5ssi3 wsn.sa,s. Tisn. Ne. Bsdicrd-Fsrsasoa
sss xsry Baker ssr,. Hnson. Cork Falmouth for
g.rs llst. isJ,m, Vessels. Queenstown for orders
E rs5s si ssn' w.rfs.r. narsBo,d uesep
( gsrk Ia Plata crcwei, Bucuos Ayrss-R W Ropes Co.
BARK ElirA Basss tBr. Angus, Hamilton tBsrmuda,-J
orahA roo,hatsr Glbars and Euevllas--F rslbe,
SHas Louisa Chr, Davis, Hsrsor Grace Nr-s.aksn :
Sea- David Bsbcoct, coieord. hsvasa-j Phillips q
sssr velsburs Higgins. Hsvsus-Bsasisy. Miller
Scar fsrsass Rogers Rogers New or.ssasx Brig
seir Paul Thompson, godfrey JseAsonvsis-S No.
sesi orsiloo, small. JscksonvIlls WARES RAY.
sssr Southsfnsr, Crowsl Philadelphia Baker Dayton.
sehr Horaes L. francis, New Hsvsh--o Racket ABro
s,s,rer woodward, Hatei, Balstrhore-w Daissi.
Steamer MASSEY, Smith. philadelphia.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED NJ THg HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Russia sSsh Goa TX Ldy,; ,P soy ~ s
cansri Experienced heavy westerly galas most Of hs
ps'ssn,h,p co,unabis tBr, csrnagAsp ossgov Nov ~
ana Tough foyic gslh, with mdse and 1o) psune g
nacaonaid A Co. Had stiona gales Iron NV. V WkW.
ICON Caps Race .trosa westerly wnis wa much tnSv,
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THE WEST INDIES

rhs Recent DisRssers-The Lose Of the
steamers De Soto and 7fonsnsahcia.
wAsH.~Grov Dec III. 1901
a teie,raph'o despatch from Thsnns savage, Actin.
Consul General a. Havana ssysfhat fron the Consul ~
Jamaica he learns that the earthquakes 81 g. fhonas
fortoa and - Cro.a began the 18th and ecntnped
N 70 tbs morning Of the Goth. The ioss Of fs and
kioperty Vas very great The United Staten steamer
be Soto vent ashore end vas washed INTO the harbor
bottom upwards. The crew wers ss~ed The United
kss,ss war steamer Monongahela throws sto shs
middle OF the town OF g. Crox.
Admiral Palmer he'd arrived a Havana
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lTALY

Stormy Debates In Pnrlinmeut-The Demand
tor Rome.
FIoRESck. Dec II. 1867.
The sttngs OF the Italian Parliament quite stormy
The debates recently have been very violent and the
liberal members have assacd the ministers merciessy
u Ia thought that The Italian Chamber Of Deputies will
repeat their or 1884, declaring Rome as The natural
EAptai Of the kingdom
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FRANCE.

The Conference Negotiations-No New Loan.
- PARIS. Dec. II, 1857.
The Aonxtv Of this morning says that the negotia.
ons for tho proposed conference sii continue There
u renewed confidence felt for The the scheme
II LONDON, Dec. IL, 1867
II now said that the French has no de-
olTe TO negotiate oan, mo since reported
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PENNS VIVA ANA.


purtsDKfrn.s. Dec. H. 1901
fbs N,ttonsi pas Bal Club Convention, N session
thIs evonInr reversed the decision OF the Jude arr
tomrnltes-shst All games between tbs Union cur, Of
norrlssnls and toe Mutual Club, Of New York, wsrs
null and void under the operation ~ the previous Quss
Hon. debss occurred On tho adoption OF ne~ code
OF fulea which had been reported 70 TIE lonysulicu
pendlse which motor 10 sdiouEn prevailed
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Commercial Intelligence,
HAVANA. Dec. II, 1867
Exchange an London IL NJ i2I i3 por cent pre-
Qium; on Nov York, currency 256 20 per cent dis
bouut
Potatoes, t5a fs 50 per boil. onions, 81 % per
Dbl butter, SOC 3Sc. per pound hams. &c. per
Sound for sugar cured and loc for ordinary sailed
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RUSSIA.

Reported Cnbinet Change.
LoSpoy, Dec. IL. 1851,
reported that Prince Cortschakof has resgnsd tbs
0oAnoeilOrsaip OF the Russian empire
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Rebel March on pckiu.

LONDON, Dec. II, 1907
Tate dispatches from shanghas make mention OF new
hnd moro outbreaks in tho provinces or Chill
pear Pskn AT the last the rebcis we're march
SpR on tue capital.
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", ". T.-Suddru Changes OF Weather Are
productive OF Throat Dscase Coughs C0ds a. There In
ecctaal relief Ia these diseases b fulna than
m the timely n "Bg0wN'S BRONCHIAL TROCIiEs.~
rhey real merit and have proved their efficacy By
81 years having received Testimonials from enn
nenl uer used thrn.