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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-12

The Montgomery Mai applies the
following historical narrative to Gov.
Pattcns late tcrgivcrsations concern.
ing the constitutional amendment.
James |, who had a profound opin
ion as TO his own iniallihility. one
Jay stepped into the court Of king.
bench, aud declared his purpose to
preside in person instead Of hv sub.
siitutc Judges. An intrinsic question
of law was being argued bv the
counsel for the plaintiff. II wa. FL.
%oIucntly and clahomtcly argued. and
the king Immediately decided for the
plaintiff. The counsel for the dc.
fcnse begged Ia be heard and. being
heard, 50 f1rciblc was his position
put, that the king declared that he
had made up his mind too hastily.
and that be would decide for the de-
PENDANT. The counsel Tor the plain
til, however, claimed his right Ia
conclude the argument. aud 80
shrewdly did he reluic the point.
made by the defense. that King
James arose from the bench. ,ook IN
the judges gown and exclaimed in
his broad sco,ch-"Ye may al gang
10 the dell wi yer law.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
STOCK. CORN. FODDER, &c.

ur .Nf Zoo 5v - january 1907 AZ The
, I.r.. fH. H taRlfr deceased. near
Hs.I H. aI m che highest bidder lo
.| of .H..n 30 head of hos. 90 head 81
H. fi mi.lb COW. With calves ,
. hrt. COLTS % bushels wheat 300
..H.. ..r COCO pounds fodder household
500 k.'.a.H furniture. farming tools &c. Terms
.. j. G. FUN LER
aI...i Administrator.
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bill has been prepared to reduce
the number of Judges Of the SUI
prcmc Court. and to consolidate the
United State, Circuits. There is
now a law which provide, that no
vacancy shall be filled until the NUM-
Der Of Judges i, reduced below seven.
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\ prcpossc..iug Young man in
New York, who claim, Ia be a SON Of
Lord Byron, ha. to have a guard of
policemen with him to prevent the
women from eating him up! This 4.
(Blirouic We think We would like To
be "chawcd" that way.
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\ good story i. told Of the late
Father Mullen, Of New Orleans.
General Butler once sent for him 10
bury an Irish Roman Catholic. then
in Yankee uniform. III. alacrity In
coming surprised Butler, who *.
pcctcd coutumaciousness. ~ he said.
GLOW Is it, Father Mullen. YOU come
to bury a dead Iankcc?' lie n
piled. That, General, Is a rite
will perform tor all Of YOU with
nlra.nrn.
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War Department, relative y 'h' '0'I
canal Of the Pliar-.o H',r'
Mr.. Wentworth introduced me iol-
lowing; Whereas Il Is Irsa'''ed only
in the District of Columbia ami D,
to hc a test here, therefore
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LANDS.

By virtue of a deed Ia irut 10 me executed
Hy y y birkffafu. ~ ihs rulniy % PanulA
aud state OF MtaairHi % tcfu-s ihs payment
Of q debt doe By hm 20 lamu T.. Fletcher I
Day 81 Fehrusfy isa1 AZ ihe olurf.h1usl door
IN ihc town " Pamela IN aii county. between
II, hour II % Y SRI 'P v. fro~scd 10 ell
a public au.tiou 70 the highest bidder hf
each ihe tliae ns 4aarihei iaHit situate Ard
living To- aid asuiy q Pamela State ~ v
urri snd kn1un sni ifauhei a. Hthrcs.
sishtbs Of he eat half ui section trsnty.thrys
lil. township eight %maFcssrsn 90 vsst
except however. al Of that PORTION y said
iart living puih II Tsiiahstrhis ri,sr
mll.it " p WATKINS. Trustee.
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Millinery.
Mrs. \. ~. HELM,
late Miss Robertson,

Takes pleasure 10 Informing her former friends
and patrons and ihc public generally, that she
has just opened a new and fashionable Niliu-
cry aud Dres-Naking Establishment, At $50
Main Street Memphis, Tenn, where he is pre-
Pared 10 meet her Old friends, or on any orders
with nsatncss aud dispatch that comes under
hff iae of business Particular attention paid
20 stamping fr bmidlng and embroidery.
nuEln-lm
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF.
LAND.

On Saturday. rslsaary 3 lsei. at Peach
Greek. 10 Pamela county, Mississippi within
lavtl hours. ! wtll. in Pursuance u a decree
~ the rrilate Court u aid cuuuty ssll A.
public sale 10 ths highest bidder. the southeast
laaftrf Of sctign tvsnty eight .gsL TOW nship
even lTL range eight ish vest IN said ,uuatv.
-bsi1nriur ~ d. estate II Nr Mary Kcnt a..
ceased sold for = divisian among the hein and
distributes u the dessllsut Tems-onH
half cash anil the balance a. twelve months
nom day n sale. with %intsfss, fum dtv q
ale. purchaser giving nalg with apprutcd seen.
uty tut The purchase money.
WV. MAXWELL.
janj-5w Commissioner Of said Court.
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Judge Watts, Of this State, lately
sentenced to the %pcnitcntiary for two
years two "buys in blue" convicted
Of stealing a watch from a darkcy.
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NOTICE.

AT rsr0us Indebted 10 me, by note OF ac-
-sant are hereby notified 10 come forward and
.suls the sane within TEN DAYS from this
date. Al thoss falling b do %. will find their
claims .n The hands q an officer.
W. 7. WATKINS.
Nov %. t-eg. uuy1l-tt
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DISSOLUTION.

The o,p1rineuhip efiiiihg uhisr he firm
name and .t,le of J Ball A lr- sever
mile, South q this place. j. inaUlvsnt
! ~. BALI.
IS 3 BALL.
ill..it 2 Z BALL
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President johnson has vetoed the
bill giving negroes the right of suf-
fragc in the District Of Columbia:
but Congress passed the bin over the
veto.
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The Portland daily press., 1867-01-01
Canadian Affairs

MONTREAL, Dec. 81.
The fire at Edwards safe factory involved a
a loss of $4,000.
On Saturday night collision occurred be-
tween the express train from Rouses Point
and freight train drawn by two engines, from
the west. They came together with freghtful
force, the engine of the express train crushing
the engineer into shapeless mass.
The chief of police has arrived here having
in custody Lieut.. Col. Browne late Assistant
Adjutant General of the militia, who abscond-
ed with a large amount of funds. He had an
ain and the Continent OF Europe, finally Sc
curing him at Hamburg. Browne was exam
lned to-day, and committed for trial at the
next asSiZes.
st. 30 ..ss QUEBEC, Dec. 81.
The method of distributing the relief fund is
causing considerable discussion The Chroni-
Gle says three-fourths of the people in the burnt
district are professional beggars, and to give
them money would be to waste it.
TORONTO, C. w. Dec. 81.
Gen. Napier, commanding the military forces
in Upper Canada left in the noon train TO
Boston, en- route to England.
BY the accident on the Grand Trunk Rail
road Saturday, one passenger was severely in
jured, and several badly bruised. Cause of the
accident, spreading of the rails from frost.
LONDON, G. W., Dec. 81.
At the railroad accident at Sarnia Junction,
Saturday night, Miss Campbell, of Port Huron,
had her thigh broken, which will prove fatal
Several employees were badly bruised, one, Mr..
Daley, fatally.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-01

NEW YORK, Dec 81.
Colton-l q lc higher sales 5000 bales Middling
uplands at 343 a 35c.
Flour-quiet and firm, but prices are unchanged;
sa $500 opls. State at 10 l9 II 10; Round Hoop
Ohio at Il 10 g 1860; Western at SO q 10 60; South
ern, sales at II 10 "a 17O0
Wheat-qnet and firm; sales 1000 bush. No 2
Milwaukee at 2 49, Amber State is. Amber Mich
igan 90. White Canada 8 TO-
Corn-duii and nominal; Mixed Western at 10 g
H..
oats-frm and more active; sales $4,000 bush
Chicago GO q So; State 81 q SO.
Beef-heavy.
Pork-frmer but quiet; sales $500 bbls
Lard-frmer; sales $50 bbls. at 113 q 13c.
Butter-steady.
Whiskey-quiet.
Rice-dull and nominal t..
Sugar-unchanged.
Coffee-heavy.
MOlasses-dull and b eayy.
Naval Stores-quiet; Spirits Iurpentine at 66 q g.
Rosin at 81 a 9OO
Petroeum-heavy and dull; crude at 20; Refined
bonded 20 a SOC.
Tallow-frmer; sales 81, 900 Tbs at IL q 11a
Freights to tiyerpool-dlll; Cotton I'd q 9-92d.
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
MIR. Stevens Preparing Important
Measures.
MIR. MOOPER,s BOND BILL.

NEW YORK, Dec. 81.
A Washington special says Mr.. Stevens is
preparing radical changes in both the exeeu
tive and judicial departments, made necessary
by the recent decisions of the Supreme Court
in regard to military trials, and report Of 9th
er important decisions is shortly to be made de-
clarlng several laws Unconstitutional.
When the President announced to MIR.
Weatherly, of South Carolina, that the Su-
preme Court would declare the constitutional
amendment unconstitutional, he is thought to
have spoken by the card.
Mr.: Hooper win pres. his Isl, bond bill on the
crease Of the capital of national banks.
strong pressure from the Northwest has been
brought to bear upon the committee for mod
crate increase, but Mr.. Hooper, backed by the
committee, strenuously opposes it, The North
western members allege that Massachusetts,
has sixty millions invested in national banks
while the entire Northwest have only fifty mil,
lions and are debarred getting more.
A Washington dispatch says instructions
have been sent to Minister Campbell, and ere
this he is en- route for Chihuahua to find Jua-
rez. Gen. Sherman has arrived in Washing
ton.
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Consf,utiOnaii,y of she Excise Law.

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 81.
The Supreme Court has given its decision
upon the constitutionality OF the excise law in
the case of the Board of Excise VS.. Jackson s.
Schultz Several other cases are on the dock
ct involving the same points. The court unan-
imously affirms the Judgment of the court of
the general term. TIE court held that the pro-
visions OF that act were within the scope of leg
islative authority, which extended to ali subjects
not prohibited by the Constitution; that there
Is no constitutional restriction prohibiting the
right OF the legislative to regulate the traffic
ing in Intoxicating liquors; hat such regulations
do not interfere with or restrain him of his
liberty or property within the prohibitions of
the Constitution; that licenses to sell liquor are
mere temporary permits TODD that which, with
out such permit, would be an offense. Such
license is not a contract between the State and
Incense, giving to the latter any vested right
that such licenses are part Of the internal
police system of the State sheh as are useful
IN the exercise of police powers, and are always
subject to the control of the Legislature, which
may revoke, modify or continue them at pleas
IRE.
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Commentaries Cable.

LONDON Dec. %, Noon.
Consols are quoted at 90a for money
AMERICAN SEoURrTIEs.-United States 5-2Os are
quoted at 72s Erie Railroad shares at 49, Illinois
Central Railroad shares at Iga.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. %, Noon.
Cotton has fallen off little in consequence of the
discovery that the stock hand 600 bales over
the estimated quantity. The sales of the week were
Il, 900 bales. Breadstuffs quiet
LONDON, Dec. %, Evening
The Money market is unchanged. Consols close at
80 for money. ~
AMERICAN SECURIrIEs.-Eri Railroad Shares 45:
Illinois Central Railroad Shares 79s United States
5-20's72t ''"'''
LIVERPOOL, Dec, %, Evening.
The Cotton market is easier; sales 1O0O0 bales ct
FORMER quotations. Breadstufs firm
LONDON, Dec. 49, Evening
Cons lis for money are quoted at 80.
American securities-u nied States 5-20's 72S Hi
nois Central Railroad shares at 79s Erie Railroad
shares 40.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 20, Evening.
The Cotton market rules firm Sales of the day 30
oOo bales. AIiddling New Orleans at 15d.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-01


The steamer Henry Chauncey, with San
Francisco dates of the 18th, and Panama of the
23d, arrived this morning. 1885 tA5s 80
miral Dahlgren, sailed from Panama for Cal
lao on the 10Th. 't+A d u fft
The brig Jacmel Packet was seized at Aspin-
wall by United States Consul Rice on suspi
cion that the captain, who was offering the
cargo, consisting OF spices, for sale at halt its
value, was runaway. The vessel shad sailed
from Singapore for Melbourne, but had been
run off her course. M
Matters were very quiet on the Isthmus.-
Mosguera continued his war against the
Church, and had ordered another confoation
and sale of church property. He has also or
dered the seizure of all war materials crossing
the Isthmus for the Pacific Republics at war
with Spain. He has decreed neutrality and
gives liberty to both belligerepts to bring priz-
es into the ports of the Republic for sale
No final decision has yet been arrived at re-
garding the peace proposition of ENGLAND and
France. Peru still talks war, though Minis
ter Of Chill has been sent to Lima to consult
and advise.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 81.
The late hurricane passed within half a mile
OF the town of Nevada levelling some houses.
In other places large houses were picked up
and dashed violently to pieces. Its course was
northward, and its width five hundred feet
The steamer Colorado of the Chinese line,
will take tomorrow 1868 GOO to China
The steamer Golden City, from Panama, has
arrived.
The bark Bogota, for Liverpool, took 1900
barrels of flour.
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The New UIms TpagedY.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. 81.
The latest particulars of the New Ulm bar
barity show that Liseomb, one of the men
hung, was already mortaly wounded by blows
on his head with Ratchet, SO that the brains
ran out He also had one eye cut out which
was hanging over his cheek. He could not
have lived an hour in the condition in which
he was when hung, The party from Menkato
which went to bring down the bodies, could
not hnd them and got no explanations, but
found hole in the ice and numerous bloody
marks Other indications show plainly that
the bodies were put in there
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New Xsrk Weekly Cattle sIari1et.

NEW YORK, Dec. 81.
heeHes-the supply is light, owing 10 the storms
@ iig trains, yet the market declined still further
s ,i i t week Poor to medium a 1Oc p ID.
u ~ 70 ,ln f e 13c; good 13J a 100; prime steers
III II cows eeeipts $500 head. The market for
a ITO per heads good SO "a 0 eomnon 70 goe edi auo
70 Veal Calves not active but good vesis be-
ing scarce tey are rem nfmy supported prime 70 @ 13c
for sheep is dull with very light demand common to
fair e &c y H.; good to prime 81 a 6ic extra O. "a
&c; receipts $500 heod. Hogs We're duh dnr;ne M
week, but have revived with the return ofc old Wealth
er; best qqaty7 q II; live 81 q &c; dressed. fair 10
good 81 q 7cc live 81 "a Sac; dressed, common 6t "a
&c; live 81 q SIC; receipts 1900.
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Mexican Affairs.

CHARLESTON, 8. C.. Dec 30
Late Mexican advices at New Orleans make
no mention of the execution of Escobado, and
the previous report is, therefore, held to be un-
founded
The cooperation of Marshal Bazaine with
Macmillan is regarded with distrust, as the
two have been little better than open enemies
for nearly year.
Trade is without any symptoms of recovery.
Juarez was expected at Durango in week,
and would make that place his seat of govern
ment for the present
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-01
Thermometer four degrees
From New Orleans,

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 81.
1t is whispered that the congressional COM
mittee has declined an invitation to the city
banquet, for the reason that it did not want to
compromise itself by being present. Want of
time, however, is the reason alleged by the COM
mittee.
Two ships cleared On Saturday for Bremen,
with partial cargGes Of cotton.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-01
Fenian Denomination

BNFFALo, Dec 81
The Fenians are to have imposing oeremo-
mes mere on New year day, There will be a
cations, the occasion being the funeral of b. R.
Lanigan, killed at Ridgeway june I'd, when a
splendid monument of Italian marble will be
erected to his memory at the cemetery of the
Holy Cross, Limestone Hill.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-01
Cumberland National Bank.

VIE Stoekholders of the Cumberland National
Bank OF Portland, are hereby notified that there
will be meeting of the Stockholders held at their
Banking Room, on Monday, the 21st day of January
and the transaction OF any other business that may
then come before them. w.
SAMUEL SMALL, Cashier
Portland, Dec. IS, 1866 decIsitd
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Miscellaneous Dispatches.

OswEGo, N. Y, Dec. 81.
Hamilton Murray, President of the City
Bank, died to-day.
CHICAGO, Dec. 81.
On Friday afternoon the ice crowded around
around the point of Rock Island and piled up
along the Illinois shore, knocking out a portion
of the trestle work of the bridge, and render
ing the structure so unsafe that it must be i'm
mediately repaired.
RICHMOND, Dec. 81.
Gen. Grant telegraphed here to-day to send
the 18th and Goth regiments to some other
points. These are all the military around
Richmond. Gen. Schofeld replied, asking that
one regiment might be retained here.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 81.
The dispatch purporting to have been re-
ceived by the Atlantic cable, which gave re-
port OF the death OF the Empress Carlotta was
furnished to the newspapers of this city by the
United States and European news agency here,
and was published by the only paper adhering
to that concern in this city,
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Cape Elizabeth Wharf and Marine
Railway Company.
Notice Of the Annual Meeting,

TUE Stockholders of the above Corporation are
L hereby notified hat their Annual Meeting will
be held at the Counting Room Of j. w. DYER ESQ.,
on Commercial Street, on Monday Jan. 7th 1867 at
7oclock in the evening" for the purpose of choosing
three Directors Clerk and Treasurer Ior the suing
year. and to net any other business that may le-
saily come before the meeting,
Portland, Dec. ~, 1866. dtSs
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New York Items.

NEW YORK. Dec. 81
John Gleason was stabbed and beaten so
badly yesterday by George Wilson and two
others, that he is not expected to recover. Will
son was arrested, .aNsn
Ellen Alcom was burned to death in Brook
lyn yesterday, her clothes taking fire from the
explosion of kerosene she was pouring on a
fire. ~
Annette L. Ponteu is also dead in this city
from burns, her dress taking FIRE from range
Both were 16 years of age.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-01
Casco National Rank

fINHE annual meeting of the Stockholders of 'sThe
l. Casco National Bank Of Portland" for the cleo
uon OF seven Directors and for the transaction of any
other business that may legally come before them,
VIII he held at 1870 Fore street, on TUESDAY, the
eighth day of January next, at o'clock P. NJ
E. P. GERRISH, Cashier.
Portland, Dec. Z, 1866. dim
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Merchants National RanL-

fINHE Shareholders in this Bank are hereby notified
that the Annual Meeting for the choice of Direc-
tors and the transaction of such business as NAV le
gally be brought before Them will be holden on Tues
day, january Sth, 1867, at o'clock p NJ at the Of
fce now occupied by the Bank, No 80 Exchange st
Portland, Dec 7. 1866 'dcs- 2awfians
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The Weather,

NEW YORK Dec 81
1t has been showing all day. 1t is gusty to-
night. Thermometer 20 degrees above, There
is prospect Of sleighing tomorrow
BALTIMORE, Dec. 81.
Six inches of snow have fallen here to-day.
MONTREAL, G, E., Dec 81
Weather clear and cold The channel is
blocked with ice,
QUEBEC, Dec 81.
Thermometer four degrees below.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-01
Dcss ruetive Fire in Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Dee. 81
A fire broke out last evening in the crockery'
and glass ware importing house of W. o. Faus-
ler, on River Street. and burned for five hours.
The loss on the stock and building will reach
fIoJI $50 900 to $4,000, which is well insured
IN Eastern companies. At one time terrific
nre was threatened, as there are several oil
works and liquor stores in the vicinity.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-01

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 81
Cottonactiye and advanced &c; sales Of the day g.
0obales; low Middling at 81 q 32tc; Midiling at
33lc. Receipts 1870 bales.
Sugar-in good demand and advanced sc; sales OF
fsrat 9s prime to choice at III g 123e Molasses in
good demand and higher; sales of good at &c: prime
to choice at f9 zoe, Sterling Exchange la: New
York sight lc discount, Gold 1924 1924. Freights
and tonnage scarce,
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-01
The Fsniau Prisoners,

TORONTO, Dec. 3d.
The remainder OF the Fenians here, number.
ing 30, will be tried at the next assizes, COM
mencing January 10th. They have been noti-
fed by the law officer of the Grown that they
must all be ready for trial then. No delay will
be consented to unless special cause be shown
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-01
Bank Failure.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Dec. 81.
The Central City Bank failed to omen its
a usual this forenoon. It is coniectured
.neir bills hare been thrown Out by the
eming agency in New. York, and the bank
has suspended operations because of its inabil-
ity to meet the government tax levied upon its
notes.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-01

y DANGUK,
Ground will be broken on the European &
North American Railway in this city Tuesday
other prominent citizens will be present The
bridges are being built and the work of grad
ing will be commenced early in the SPRING
No doubt this great national enterprise will be
rapidly pushed to completion
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-01

BELFAST, Me-, Nov q, 1866.
During l0years grew totally dear In one ear and
so deaf III the other that unable to hear unless
ADDRESSED very loudly, and had disagreeabe noises in
my head. Was obliged to absent myself from church
and society ON that account. consulted an eminent
ply stefan in Boston without relief, and supposed
must always remain deaf but about two years ago
applied 20 DIR. Carpenter; after the application OF
course OF his treatment, could hear watch tick
eet from either ear, and my hearing remains perfect
am VI years OF age, and reside High street. Bel
fast, Maine, where any person can or hear from
me. Mrs. l.. A. LEWIS.
Wehave been acquainted with Mrs. Lewis for years
and know she was deaf and now hears, and believe
the above statement to be correct
. REV. @. PALFkEY,
Pastor of LIST Parish, Belfast
MR.. w. NJ. RUST,
a-H -r Editor OF "Belfast Age"
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-01
GATAHsHsHa.
tFrom lie k,naesee .Iourn.a q Augusia.

[Fgom DE Ksaaetee souraLu 81 AEgRsiG
Augusta Me-, Jan. 1866.
Lave been cured OF CataTIh In Iis most Disagree
able firm, OF many years standing, by DE- CarpcI-
ter. suffered from Irina iuiiness and tghi .ess in
my head, continued discharges, great dii6cuity ia
talking and breathing, felt as II had bad cold tho
whole time, and suieic intensely TO the great I'M
pairment ii my health, and was quite discouraged,
tor all had d0ct0TUd was Of no tcsieit. hut thanks
10 DR.. CaIientcr's skill, now have none OF these
troubles. 4 reside in Whitchelil,
FPHRAIDI MARINER
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Dec, 81,
Flour steady. Spring extras Is "a 10. Wheat
e 2e higher; sales 15S Tor No. l. and 90 for No.
z Corn quiet and unchanged; sales No. at 74sc.-
is 30 % Is 70 cash.