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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

sNTLEMEN'S LIST.
} Anderson Jno WAlfred L
a Hen DE- John Anthony L T
Adams Josiah Adam Mr.
Ayers Capt w Arnold s w
Brinton A Bollman Louis
d harder Jos Bailey Stephen A
Burghdnff JAS WBrayhillSfe phen
Burns Capt j N 4Butler Sandy 2
Buoy James Brooks Thos j
BoydDryeremi 'hBeal Theodore
Boyd John Beal Thomas
Y Bird DR. s Bailey Wink
i Brooks John Bunkcrs VIM
Baker Gen L G 2 Bryant VIM Y
yBrown Lucius Bond VIM
CogerFrancisfc) Coborn RC
Cook Frank Clark stephen
Coou Henry Clarkson Thos
Coyle Henry II Cohen WI
Crawford phCronebnrgerWm
Carey John Chury VIM NJ
iGRrroil Joseph Curten VIM
earns b Clarke WmH
Clark John H Cox VIM
Conway ReZintc) ClarkWHarison
Clement Richd AChurch w b
Dickinson GeoT Duvall Me
Dodge II IL Downy SergtThs
Dorm John G Davids Thos
Dennis James 7 Dyre WB
sDurry L N Dobson WB
Ennoadston J Wells SD
English Jas2 English T
Forster G n Fayon Mr.
Filler COLI ohnH Fording Mich
Fahey Joseph French OC2
Farrell John Flynn p A
Fitzpatrick Jas Fish Randall
Finney Jas Il Franks Sc
Frazier ) Fulton Thos
CFoster J l. Fohlbush J
Fox James / Field G.
Tanner l. +
Green Chas + Grant Jas NJ
Garranee Geo GlaufoFt Vim
Gensler Henry Green VIM G
,lHayden Henry Haslup w G VI
Harkins II Hazen w B
Handbook nm 2Hawkins VIM
HayghielJohnL Harrison VIM G.
Hoiahan I 4 Harris VIM
Holt Thos Hardy & Smith
VJanney JR Johns IS
)Jeers j } Jackson& McNee
Jones Lewis
Kuederh Henry Kaufman
Kelley James. kce Thos
Knapp John AZ King VIM
kelhane Patr'k
2 Lee Maj Genl LeeunestineHG
Lane u w LeearpentierDr
Livingston Geo LersormvOtto Es
Lasher Howard Leskie w
Larquey ohm
Mulligan John CMiller NathI
Nc rton Joseph Murray Patrick
Miller Jacob Mills James To
Morgan John Morton Thos
Machir Jas s 2 Milstead W II
Milllr Joseph Murray VIM
. Mclean j. ID Malcoms WmR
pMcC auleyJ 4 Rev Marshall w +
Mckinley John Maxwell VIM
Moulder NJ McElfrssh J
Manassas Mr.
Mel Jas Male Jas BE-
O Connell Mic Orcntt RID
! Phillips p Puplin Benny
PearmanWarrenPhilips Il Whit
7 Poindexter w NJ tlesey
. Ryhan Jas 7 Rufzer Thill&Co
Reede Jacob Ryhan Thos II
Regain Mr. Ranlett WmH
Rogers 4 Russell VIM X
RiBbeck DR. r Berwick u
Smyth Geo \ 3 Suss Joseph
Simms Geo w Stone j ID
s Seips Henry See John
Simon Howard Smith J Warren
Schmidt TophamStlck Pat
Scott Jas p Sheridan Peter
. Spencer ] w Sears Richard T
Shirley | w Slater r A
John LShriful Richard
Smith Jim Shelton VIM II
Smith James Steele VIM
2Thompson Ed L Thomas James Il
Thompson Hon Troben Luis
Geo Timms Milton f
Taylor Geo w ThoTson Nichlas
Taimen Henry Thompson r
Tallou Thos Tiff 5 Fl
3 Thomas James B
Vananum John
Walter John IL Withers Tbos
Winsloe Joseph 2Weckief Thos
Wilkerson JamesWiloy w NJ
White Jefferson Williams IL Up
Wood John ham
Wilson S o 4 CoWiliiams Win 2
: Wells Saml Wells VIM
Weimmerth Witkoshi & Har
Baker A lem
gs.-R. 8. Good Samaritan; Sec
odge, No. 80, /. o. 3. Is.
s. J. BOWEN, P. NJ.
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I OS7 GREAT 0Ocs-
OOI PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE ISOy

AOos ROUTE
- $3.50 - 80
TO THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH. AND SOUTH
WEST
follows
Wsshington..'.1 IS A. NJ. Baltimore ...l2 10 P. NJ.
.'.'"t.1 p. NJ 10 p. y
..""e.i5 p. MI ...-.l0.S0 P. N
THE GREAT DOUBLE. TRACK ROUTE.
WITH ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace State room
day ana Mi ht Cars witt modern i'm PR eents and
saving from fomr TO twelve hours in time over any
and Central New York.
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
Ihrongh from Baltimore to ROCHESTER, and
PlTTSBU RGH without change.
Passengers by this route from Baltimore have tho
advantage of making all changes in UNION DE
POTS and no FERRIES
Tickets by this route can be procured at the OF.
nee, corner 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue
under National Hotel, where rei able infor natiur.
will be given at all times.
Passengers procuring tickets at this Office can
secure accommodations in Sleeping Cars for HI
W J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent
sixth and Penn q ave., Washington, d. G.
ED. s. YOUNG, Gen. Pass Agent
0e 10y Baltimore, Md.
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QY COOPER LATIMER. AuctIoneers,
u tLate Clerks with J. c. Mcclure & Coz
S. W. corner Pa. av., and 18th street, Star Office
Building


LICENSE. GOOD WILL, FURNITURE, AND
FIXTURES OF RESTAURANT No. 225
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. OPPOSITE WILL
LARD'S HOTEL, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, july 5th. at five
O'Clock, on the premises, we shall sell entire, the
License, Good " ill., and Fixtures of the Restau
rant No. 225 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Viii
lard's Hotel, The Bar is nicely furnished, and has
attached to it dining room and kitchen, with
range and all the furniture required for a first
class bar room
The party is willing to give up the upper part Of
the house. which he uses as a dwelling, by giving
a reasonable length Of time to move out.
Terms cash.
jy I'd COOPER LATIMER Aucts
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llY WIN L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers,
u Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
No 90 Louisiana ave, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
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- LHtt CftfKS WIN Jas. 2. MCGufrt q Co,
Southwest corner Penna avenue and 18th street,
Star Office Building.
By virtue of a chattel mortgage, to me duly exc
cuted, bearing date the ed day Of May 4. d 1877,
and recorded in liber T. G. E., No. J. folos 10 and
273, Of chattel records for Washington county, b.
G. will sell entire or in detail on the premises at
FRIDAY, the 5th day of July, 4. D., 1857 at 10
o'clock a.
The contents of Bakery and Confectionery
Store viz:
Also,
Two Silver mounted Plate Show Cases
About 800 lbs. Candies, large quantity of Cakes
Counters, Tables, Shelving, Work Tables Bins, &c.
Terms cash.
SC. TOWNSEND. Mortgage
je 29-dts COOPER & LATIMER. Ancta.
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C0RN NEAL Fresh ground QOKN NEAL
~ Gom Foundry Mills: lor Ials j 1Qfshl ; 7
,.l.,s. o Wk Wv sssl. ssssG
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID No. 526 s. Z. corner 7th and streets

ID No. 526 s. E. corner 7th and streets
FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON THE CORNER
OF THIRD STREET WEST AND y STREET
On FRIDAY, the 5th day of July next, at So
S1 a P m we shall selli on the premises, Lot
with good Frame Dwelling house.
Terms One, half cash; balance in six and twelve
months. for mates bearing interest, and secured nv
a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing
and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser.
$50 down on the day of sale
lie I.eo&ds GREEN d WILLIAMS. Aucfs
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IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE ISLAND AT
AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON; July 5, at O'Clock,
in front of the premises, shall sell parts Lots
No, H. II, and 10, in Square 297, situated on the
east side OF 18th street west, between and SITS.
north, tIsland.) Improvedby two 2-stpry Frame
Houses and brick basement. with high porches,
containing six rooms EACH with front of Is feet,
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months secured by deed of trust and notes bear
ing interest. All conveyancing and revenue stamps
at purchasers cost. $50 down on each purchase at
time Of sale.
je Is eo6ds COOPER s. LATIMER, Aucts
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9, 1867 or other legislation on Reconstruction,
and to report by bill or otherwise
The rules were suspended by two. thirds
vote, and the resolution was offered and
adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Judd, the Secretary OF
War was instructed 10 furnish copies Of all
instructions, orders, and correspondence re.
Iationg 10 or connected with the execu tion aad
administration of the act entitled IAN Act TO
provide for the moe efficient government ut
the rebel States, and the act supplementary
thereto"
On motion of Covede, the President was re.
qnestes 10 trsnsni all the Official correspon-
dence between the Department of State and
Lewis ID. Campbell, late minister in Mexico,
and the correspondence with his successor
Mr.. Eliot offered the following resolution:
ReSotred, That a bill perfecting and strength
enng the military reconstruction actso called,
or otherwise pro viding for the establis hment
OF civil government within the Southern
practicable; that no proposition for general
legislation be entertained during this session
OF Congress, and that all m attsrs calling for
fuch legislation be laid on the table or referred
without debate.
Mr.. Williams called for the yeas ana nays
The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Baker introduced a bili explanatory Of
the reconstruction acts, and providing that
whenever, in the judgement Of any military
commander OF any military district. it may
become necessary. s1ch military commander
explicit power to vacate and nh up by ap-
pointment any executive or judicial Office per.
tanning TO any provisional civil government
which may exist in his military district; and
whenever IN his judgment 1t shall be neces-
sary, any such military commander shall he
deemed and taken to have like full and expli-
Cit power 70 NH mp by appotntmeut Of asy
vacancy in such provisional civil Office
The Official acts q ali officers 80 Appointed BY
any military commander shall be in ali 70.
spects as valid as similar Official acts done nv
persons holding similar provisional civil
ofnces in the rebel States otherwise than by
military appointment. And all acts hereto.
fore done by any military commanders as
aforesaid, by way OF yacatinx ary sncA pro.
yisionsI eisil ONCE. or by way Of vaeatinE and
sanctioned and declared W. lid, etc
MIR. Ashley, OF Ono, introduced bin 70 n.
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DY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID (Late Clerks with J. c. Mcclure d Co.
Southwest corner Penna avenue and nth street
Star Once Building.
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jy e-dads COOPER & LATIMER Auc
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QY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers
- Late clerks with J. C.. Mcclure Coy
Southwest corner of Penn q avenue and 18th street
Star Office Building

Guar OHICb DuIIUlng.
LOT II. SQUARE 15s N: f. CORNER 18TH
AND STREETS NORTH, WITH THE I'M.
PROvEMENTS, At AUCTION. -
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, July 10th. at
clock p. M. on the premises, We will sell the
whole Of Lot No. II in square No l5s, having ga a
front OF leo feet on street NORTH with depth Of
improved by . Frame Cottage, containing rooms.
The above described parcel of real estate is on
the high ground Immediately north of Fayar's
square and is under rent to the u s. Government
at $500 per annum All conveyancing and revenue
of sale. Terms at sale.
jy 5-d&ds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
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,HTHE AROYE SALE Is POSTPONED, BY
ORDER. OF THE TRUSTEE, until July 10, same
J VIM. F. MATr1NGLY, Trustee.
je 26-eo COOPER LATIMER, Auets.
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st,1ss e-.s - sats4 = hHss5 4 20 IL
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Mr.. Spalding mo-cd 10 lay II on the Ia
bic. Negatived by 80 20 100. -.
The resolution was subsequently, referred
to the Judiciary committee.
The President has sent 10 the House
message stating that il is not expedient TO
communicate the correspondence relative TO
the Island oil san Juan.
Representative Eandsll's bill for TIE issle
Of non .intcrsa. beating Treasury aoies pre-
yid,s for the purchase OF National bonds
and bapl. bills, - lie received In exchange
and cane He'd; the Secretary o. TIE Treas
gr-' tie Attorney General, he [. ). Treas
urer ard Controller If tie Currency are to
80 commissioners of a sinking fnei. The
object a.3 eject Il the BIZ ls ~
my The National del IL thirty & /"
years. with an approp. alton OF sightc
million per nnnufa for thai purpose.
Ilc President will hold three IcveCs dur
ing the winter; 18th January, and 9th and
22.l February.
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New YoaK, Jan. s.
h. The uesald's New Orleans special says !:
Msjia is prepared " syaeuatc San Lu,s Po~
toei.
Mexican advices state that the schooner
''Hod' sailed from Galveston with Ave
planters from Auoein, Texas, With their
goods. They are emigran,s to Peixpau.
Mexico.
sxi.nilian, in passing through Ocubiz>
ieus haG been holly pursued by Gueyrillas.
Pero, has been bombsr.'cd by the lmper>
isliste. - 81.
T@o more liberal ships have declared FOR
/. Otsga.
Miramon's / eadquar.ers has been es,ab>
lishcd at Guadalskssa.
rne Heraids Montreal special says
Sir John Nchael received No euullfmutien
Of the reported eemmutat;on.
The sentenced Fenian prisonefs Confci,
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LOUIS BERCE 4 CO.,
xAxrracrrasas ov
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS

vVmreroomO. - nDoeeckcv Se.s'
second Block wcst OF Breadwsy,. New York.
-. The rfsnoe manufactured by thl. firm are en-
dorcd by all Tn leading artists oi the conn ~ "s
their powerful clear brilliant and sympathetic tone
also for theis durability aud excellent wosksnshp
= behaves Nose " oOo os1anss with
our GaAs. fs1~cn RrEsriso AcIins, rasved legs.
seroi, desk aid iyrc. and written guarantee ior
.eriptive IL with recommendations from all paris OF
the country, sent tree ON application. scpieeodiy
A Bilious Fever.
A b,tou, fev~a IL = pcrims complaint. but II IL
- : dangerous one 10 yAu have Rsdways Rc1nlatin2
p1Ie st Kaod-Ue ysu should have " you would eyer
,lss stnssy psud.nes Isss s.s ., ms n,:
iever and In siR hours take sx more, inc hsst no.c
rs not operated. The second doec Will certainly
h.se the desired effect. After that feel no alarm,
An p,ril ever .'.ulnuc take from two 10 four
pills every y. until Jon are completely we'll. twill
rqrrc hut few day 10 rertose you 70 your wontc
health and strength. for ksdway- Pills do not pros
srs'c the pat eni. and reduce him TO state OF help
lee -n.ss lie .xpy NJ the disorder from the sys
lem. They sustain him. They wholly dinc1 IN fn-
particular from al oitrr Pill. which commonly ~
hnust nature 50 fapidis Ia tir Niulcui operation ~
10 d. almost iinch n-ehirfa a. the disea.c lsci -
hiou. fe,cr- '''cd hs acran., in-nt ." the
f..r That innnfia. organ supplies the bile. with,
aui which tue f,rd We take INTO he stomach Womb
never b. proper dl.-stsd. Buf even common
euld will funrme- disorder The action on u" Nv
Then ytir- either too much or too niic bile a.
bilious ,igl. MS the cDr'sqrcnrr. stil''ilics
rhe itnbdlcr. sonnet mc- iheufsa.p 'onc'incs n!t-
,cpsla yencrs. neuralgia. hysr - i'sefs. Ar..
ioliuw such n d.rangcf a ton III the liver Al tuch
time issdway liilr become 'uinr hles-ing. -
They tJ-rct the action Of the liver. A are Ia ieci the
only vegetable pills which can act. In thu tnanncr, ny
\ substitute Tor caorici They ''rguatc iuc - ph
IL the liver. AT restore II to proper ac ny
health snacreding ~ n matter " course. lIcu~e.
hesc pills called Railways Rcrnlatin; Pills.
They are always safe aiways reliable.
y H-pR. shINNEKs TREATMENT OF Dill
IOtS DISEASES.
Nxw YoaK. January. 100.
Dr. R,dwsy 4 Col have. during the past four
vcara used yoar remedies. and have recommended
Them 10 ,thers for Biious Coxrr ArSr-. fsdircst
Dyspepsia, &c. consider the Ready Relief and Re-;
ulatins Pills uncquaicd. The 'rulating Pills are
mild in their operations and thoroughly cie, tive.
The mr., ,losr .honld be large enough to purge M
fous 90 nsr and each successive dosc he dim nshc'
pin until reduced TO 0ne and then repeated ever
day for week OF ten days. A permanent curc vii
surely follow You're. &c. DIR. q. SKINNER
Price * nAdway's Iill., 70 cent? per boz.
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FROM ADexandrie, Egyp.,

WAsnrNoroy. Jan. THE U. S. Consul
at Alexsndfia writes TO Sec. Seward 1our
Telegram in answer to mine OF the 2'n,
was received last evening.
Tie circuit of $4,000 was made In ten
DAYS. notwithstanding the break in the
wire between Alexandria and Malta, caused
by steamer.
our Minister nj Rome says the witness
>air, Mare, has been discharged from the
Papal service at my request. have paid
him the sum you specified.
Threats have been mnde against him by
lis old comrades, and have placed him on
Heard the Swatara 10 return 10 America.
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Chicago Market.


ny Teesrsph.l CnIcAco, Jan.
The Provision MARKETS quiet ard asier Ness
Pcrk IL l211a3fc Dbl lower with salee q el6 81
Qls.0. Lssd dul and easy At uS0t1kcj Green
Sneats are Arm, ard We raie slea Of hama At
st Gas and sh' u ders at 5. a5xc.; kngi;sh m~~is
du', res.ed h.g. moderately active. oNtrirgs
large the maTke - essieS, closing at o07e IS;
Lots dividing VI goo rbs Of spper graces 80.
Wow FIRM held ~ IN sdyancs 81 10aiSc pr
Dbl. Tor other descriptions there " no change in
the price. -
Whest-Duil, without any essential change No.
Spring from o. 9l93 81 according to location No.
. eprins a. q oe9l e6x. olosihe quiet li' -
Corn-Quiet hcdsrs h.m In ,ie'r views. aud the
mari ct Nc higher closing NJ sSc for No in store
Rye-eteady End dtm ~ ". for winter aad &c
for fresh receipts OF No. l In stose
\ Oats-Dul; closed Qliet 1t lS,. No. 8 IN store
( Barley -Fitm tn. quiet; No Sat 0ea73, reject.
ed Ut 500 In store.
s.H-Advanosd Ice PER bb.; dealers nov ask
ts50.
Cattle-Prime sx.rs from s0ske; good TO prime
5S6. Stock s'eers 3 x@5 good fas toss, AhGs34
ssmmon e Uos 3t9s4 ..s
and medium d - go ca $3.50
eheep-rr.me and f1e & Ax0Ss; eomaca 1. q,
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COMMERCIAL.
WEEKLY MARK Ell ABPO01'
OrricR DAvExPonr DsnocnA1,(
Tuesday evening, Jan. 9Th, 1867.
Reeai1 6u1k All a.

OrricE DAvENPonT DgM0CnAf,(
Tuesday evening, Jan. eth, 1857
Retail bulk oll.4e.
:. :. s Z; II, s. p sii.s0
Wholesale l0cts per Dbl lees.
Com MsAL.-No. per bushsl ST. cts.
Receipts large and prices 6rm.
No. l new brings 600 pr bus3sl.-
No. . new 3l.s5.
Coss.-No. brings 40045 cts per
bushel.
OArs.-A fair quality brings 20 csA
per bushel.
BARLsr-Poor 40-Seod 600.
PorAroEs.-Sew, Wholesale As 060c. retail
81.
Hocs.-On foot, Is dressed, $500
G25.
EGas.-Per doz. 25cts.-very scarce.
Bu1SsR.-Per pound % cts.
CHEESE.
WBirR BsANs.-pIime navy, 100.
lIAY.-Per ton, new Timothy 3l2@l6,
mixed $40. Upland Prairie, &lO0el2.
CoAL-l6c at Railroad Depot; TIC at
coal yard.
PEKu CoAL-At tho yard, 80 cts. deliv-
cred 80 cts.
MoNgy.-Easy and demand large. New
York Exchange buying a. par, selling at
premium. Chicago buying At ! discount,
selling at l premium. ST. Louis, buying
at I discount, selling I premium. 1905
8 per cent premium. Prices governed by
Eastern markets. Demand for compound
interest notes active.
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Prom New York.

Ngw York, Jan. THE negotiations
for merging III, Southwest Pacific railroad
into The. Atlantic and Pacific railroad, was
concluded 10 day, ant Mtssrs. ii Ward, L..
w. Jerome, Robef, Cutting, Paul 5. Forbes
and Charles Gould, elected Boari ct Direc-
tors Of the latter company.
Il is said that the Fenian President, Rob
er's, will issue TN address in few days,
calling upon nil lrishmcn in America To
unite now with tie only one organization
,Atan: competent to achieve the independ
encc Of ireland. There is no longer any
excuse for those who profess to love lie
land 10 stand in hostile attitude TO men
who have proved by past actions their hon
esiy and devotion IL the cause VI their sui
,ering country
The IDss says of the Presidents veto
message Mr.. Johnson is opposed to uni.
versal suffrage. SO much the worse ior him
In his veto message he has struck blow At
progress not only here but in Great Britain;
he has ranged himself ON the side Of ptivi
legged and against popular rights; he has
fallen back from the high ground which he
took in the summer OF 1865. and no longer
displays faith in the people or that broad
and catholic spirit vi true democracy, which
| is ready TO trust tho whole people 10 govern
themselves. and which is justified by the re-
suits whenever it has had trial.
>~~
| Foreign \. VS. by Atlantic Cable.
| TaIKsTE, Jan. 1.-Kcports from Mirani
n present the health Of the Enprcss CariOt
In improved.
LONDON. Jan. THE banquet given BY
the Royal Thames Yacht Club 70 the gen
tlemcn Of the American yachts, took plac,
on Saturday. Lord Alfred Pagct presided
Speeches ,Serc made expressing thc mos
cordial feelings toward the United States
II Is said here that the Governments o
Great Britain and France have come L
mutual agreemenn. not to interfere in tn
difference between Greece and the Sublime
Porte, unless i!ussia undertakes TO inter
vene.
Adviccs from the Mediterranean stat
| that the United States Consul on the lslant
Of Gambia refuses to recognize the blockade
of Gambia by the Turks, because OF its al
legged inefIcc,iveness.
| The Inns this morning declares tina
Polish nationality has ceased 70 exist. undo
DEGREES which have just been issued by th
| Rus 81 IN Geyernmert.
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Grafton Bill was defeated by large m:jos'>
II.
The ice has closed in the st. IAHrence
river n. Kingston, Prince Edwards Island.
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II 'ft-s &c t,.,craiun removing mputcncy aud
uei gty -r-,rinv Manlc~s and hili vigr. thu. pro
virr p,fce; "E'ixcr of 1--we removing Steriiiiy
aud i,rrsnlc.- IN both scyra To- The Young middle
Acrsi and si.'i. there IL NJ vfrnicr boon than this
FSN| 81 Life u riyr- new lease of Iir. causing
the wear aud ,lehtair To hasr renewed strength and
tirov ~ d the entire system 10 Thrill with Joy snc
pi.nsnrr. rrrc. hottie - three bottles - scui
~ ,SlIes- Ia any address.
oar m,tlic ines are sold and recommended by aire
ss t,hlr druggists IN every part III the civilized rlo'
s,fnr dealers trv to- deceive their customers by scn =
heap worth.cs. cssntuunds IN order 10 make mon,
10 not irtsSk I'd ask iut iiie~c medicines AMI take
y her- u dc ,huAA-i- does not Keep them. write Ia
" and wiz -,uaa them by express. carefully pack
si wee ivum eeD-.s,a,i"n Ne w,'l he pleased To- r.
.~vc ctts~ wtss q statements IN regard 10 any die
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-08
From Lansing.

summer TO aid Maxinlilsn.
From Lansing.
LANSING, M,cH Jan. 5.
Gov. Grape is thought 10 be dying this
morning.
latest News by the Atlantic Tel.
rEr0pb.
LONDON, Jan. 8.
Gen. Miller. President Of the Fenian Coun>
Gil, pronounccs Stephens humbug and
cheat IN the London Times.
The Pope, 10 10 declared, viii not abandon
Rome.
The Times says Sir Frederick Bruce has
been instructed 70 ascertain whethef tho U
8. Government will submit the Alabama
claims to arbitration provided the points are
previously agreed on.
Consuls are steady; money 81; American
securities. U. 8. 5.2O's, 7o78; III. Central,
SlS4.
BRaLlx, Jan. s.
An election for anew German Parliament
has been ordered for the 18th Of February.
LlvEsroeL. Jan. 8.
The Fedessl assembly Of Switzerland
voted Loso $4,000, $50 francs fos the manu-.
facture Of the bseeeh loadss.
The Ohio Oe0Oceoa1c state Cen.
Ve0oaO0.
CcIunsus, O.. Jan. Q.
The Ohio State Democratic Convention
met to>day. The Districts arc we'll rspre>
scented. DR.. j. w. Christian Vas appointed
temporary Secretary. The usual commits
tees Of one from each District were appoints
cd, such ~ committee on sesolutions, etc,
among whom was Z. l.. vallandigham.-
a motion was made to refer all resolutions
TO the committee without debate, which af>
ter some sharp debate Was referred &c the
committee on rules. A communication rec
ceivcd from the Kentucky State Central
Committee asking for cooperation Of the
Democracy Of Ohio to call national COM
vention next Summer to meet at Louisville,
Was referred to the committee on resolutions.
The Convention then took recess
Geo. II. Pendleton will be for President.
Judge Sherman will probably be nominee
for Governor.
A Grand Jacksonian banquet will be he'd
to night 1t the Neil House.