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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-05-11

Works of Nature-In state of health the In
testinal canal may be compared to river whose waters
hew over eadjoinng land through the channels nature
or art made and improve their qualities: so longas
1t runs ON smoothly the channels kept pure and
healthy; If of the river is stopped then the
water in the canna longer pure but soon becomes
sagnant There is but law of circulation in nature
When there is superabundance of Immortal fluid In
the intestinal tubes and costveness takes place. flows
back into the blool vessels and nltrates itself into
the circulation To establish the free course OF the nv
er we must remove the distractions which stop its
free course and those of its tributary streams With
the body follow the natural principle the
distinctions from the bowels with BRANDRETH'S
PILLS. which inure, bat always efectual for
the perfect cleansing of the system from all impurities
and disease Remember, sufcr drop of blood to
be taken you. Evacuac the humors as often and
az long as they dcanged long you sick
See that B. BRANDRETH is in white letters in the
Government stamp. Sold by all Druggists. 9O2
Helmbold's Extract Buchu and Improved
Rose Wash secret and delicate disorders N all
no Inconvenience and exposure 1t is pleasant in taste
and odor immediate in its action and free from all inu
rious properties.
Fernch Chfna.-Middle of the Block-Cooper In
stitute New York Hadey constantly receiving large
invoices of French China and beautiful shape at
one-half the usual selling prices
do do do Tea a ZOO
do do do Dinner plates per doz 200
40 do do Tea - 1,50
do do DO Cups and saucers "a pieces 200
French Cut Goblets. Der dozen. $50
Also Fancy goods in China Dinner, Tea Toilet Sets,
White Partisan stone Ware Cut oppressed Glassware,
Silver Plated Ware, Cutlery, &C., &c. at equally low
pricesx Goods packed to go all the world by ex
press or otherwise House furnishing goods in large
riety. Remember
HADLEY'S, Middle of the Block.
w Send. for Catalogues No connection with
corner stores S99-m3
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-05-11

PURIFY THE BLooD.-1f the blood be pure, the body
which is formed from and by the blood cannot be dis
eased But there be in any part of the body any ec
tion such as boil ulcer, bruse, the blood
circulating through that part takes up impure matters
from the local affection and carries it into the general
system This is the often of sudden death per-
sons of full habit afflicted with boils and ulcers who
use no incidence the matter gets into the circulating
system and chokes up the fine blood vessels which
supply the brain with vitality and life if bere
by lightning. Now, this can be remedied BRANDRETH's
PILLS take all impure matters from the circulation and
save the general health curing local affections also
BRANDRETHs PILLS rotect from tedious times of sick
ness and often save life Sold by all Druggists May
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-05-11

PERsoNAL.-On Wednesday 6 Thursday the 18th &
10Th days of June 1S67our citizens will be favored by
another monthly visit from the celebrated Physician
Dr. E. Joilie Mattocks, who has extensive practice
throughout Northern Ohio. The Doctors head quarters
as usual will be at the Fisk House, where he be
consulted during business hours 1t is well bear in
mind that consultations free. The Doctor cures
all forms of chronic Diseases by the Analytical method
of treatment which he has pursued with unvaryng
GEES for forty years. He will visit this place every
weeks during the present year. and would be happy
receive call from persons suffering under chronic Dis
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and take no other.

9- r. R. Clock, Proprietor,
Manchester, n II.
HI. A. Hendry, Agent, Ashtabula.
Ashtabuia March 16 1857 3mSb
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DIED.

Announcements free: Commcndatory Notices, half rate
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-05-11

sy- SWEET oPoPoNAX FROM MEx1Col New,
very rare rich and fashionable perfume The finest ever
imported manufactured in the United States Try
it and be convinced.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-05-11

Fernch Chfna-Midde of the Block-Cooper In
stitute New York Hadley is constantly receiving large
invoices of French China ofNew and beautiful shape, at
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-05-11

ew- SWEET oPoPONAX, The only elegant Per-
fume Is found on all toilets and never stains the hand
kerchiefs.
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ex- SWEET OPOPONAX! Ladies, in their morn
ing calls carry joy and gladness; when perfumed with
Sweet Opoponax.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-01
Po1yRamy in Utah-Tke Tariff and
Tar Rilla.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2o,-The, House
Judiciary committee made q report to-
day denouncing polygamy as contrary
to the spirit of Christian religion, a
relic of heathenism and barbarism, aud
subversive to marriage relations in all
nations where it is tolerated. 1t is
simply legalized prostitution, destroy
ing the construction of society. No
greater outrage on'freedom of religious
faith could be perpetrated than to re-
quire the people of any nation to sane
tien and approve by Law q practice so
offensive.
Abiding to the assertions of the re.
cent memorial from the Utah Legisla.
ture no effort could be made to
enforce the law. The committee says
the fact is humiliating, ifit is if eonse'
quence of the failure of Federal Judges
they ought to be removed, but if the
failure arises from other causes it is the
duty of the President to see the law
executed.
The tariff bill, after the action of tn;
House to-day, is considered effectuall,
defeated beyond resuscitation.
The tax bill will probably share tht
same fate.
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me,ropolitau Items.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2S.-Particulars of
the gold swindling operations in May,
1865, by which q broker named John
Ross obtained $500, 900 in gold from va
rious bankers in this city, have finally
come to light. The money was obtain
ed, it is said, by gold certificates appar-
emily signed By the Continental. Ross
escaped with the booty in vessel named
Dakota, which was kept in readiness
Cor the purpose of carrying him away.
He is now presumed to be III Brazil,
where he is safe, there being no extra
dition treaties between the two couu-
tries.
The steamer Memphis takes 10000
bushels of corn, one-third each, to
Charleston, Savannah and Mobile on
account of the Southern Relief Com
mission. Before the close of another
week, the Commission hope to be able
to ship by another national vessel a
large quantity towards relieving the
fearful restitution in large sections of
Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina and
North Carolina. rs
Mr.. Debow, editor of Debow's Re-
view. died yesterday at Elizabeth, New
Jersey, after brief illness.
Madame Parepa was married on Tues
day, to Carl Rosa. violinist.
The Stephens Fenians had n private
meeting to-day. Report says portion
of the Convention favors the reoganiza-
ton of the circles or forming direc-
tory with the Executive Council OF this
city. 49,,
An alarm of fire in public bUilding
on Erie street, Jersey City, was given NJ
10 o'clock this morning. and created
great CONSERVATION. Among two hun
dred or three hundred children, several
with one or two teachers, in their effort
to escape. were trodden on and svera
hart, one girl probably fatally injured
Some of the children jumped from thu
windows.
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New York sseek Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. %.
: Gold is strong to-day under prospect
of the military reconstruction bill be-
coming . law; railway. shares-market
very dun through tie day and prices On
tile of the tailuresof the
Senate to pass the one hundred mil lion
greenback bill; more steadiness at last
opening of the board, but without ac-
tiyity; market closed duh but steady.
Prices at 6 p. d.: Ohio certificates 2544,
Western Union Telegraph 42!a42s Pa
cific Mail 27a1 Ell, Atlantic Mail ga
ia, New York Central 02sal U3, Eric
sag, Erie preferred 72a74, Hudson 3sf,
Illinois Central Illegal IL, Pittsburg
79sas0. Toledo IL! al Il, Reading O34,
Mich. Gentrall / g1tal G.S, Michigan
Southern 72!a72f, l;ock Island 95say5s,
North Western 35sa35s, do. preferred
tt5a655f, Font Wayne 94fa9H. Govern
ments generally steady throughout the
day; gold bonds tat higher at first reg
ular board; closing prices of the day
hardly up TO the highest point: closing
prices: registered due in ~ l lltal lls,
coupons of 81 lUta1 l0s, 5-2O's reg'd
| OF, coupons of 90 | Hal III, coupons
of "a | IN sai 051, August 1905 O35a
l O6i, June / o5sa1 o5ss, July coupons OF
'G5 | 08.a1 0St; border State bonds very
quiet. and quotations about the same as
before: steamship list quiet aud cool,
and miscellaneous shares steady without
Snprill paturc,.
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Ci.geiMn,n.si sI.rIa.
CNCINNATI, Feb. 2a.

CINCINNATI, Feb. %.
FLOURLUnchEnged ; superfne 9 75a
10 25; trade brands IL 5oa13 so; fancy
brands IA QOal6 90.
WHR1f Firmer; aFingE of the Bet,
teri gfalle, which. is " anted for seed,
MOI Il sold 81 E IS; and extra at 260s
Is; No. 2 2 25a2 25, the supply of which
is good; No. winter 20.
ECORN-Steady, but less active at GA
63; at elevator 77a7s in sacks.
0ATS-Firm, at sec for No. /, in ele-
va sYR1ra,h, Il tasaoai &EoHEh. M
WHISKY-Firmer, and held at 26c,
bpt no sales;
sSCoTTONEFfrTnef, with abayers, but
no sellers. at 2sc for middling uplands.
MESS, PORK;-Firm but not much
doxe; sales of, country packed ut 20 90,
but citytis not offered below 20 so, and
10 BLK SfE1TsNtn Fart for the Lily
erpoo1l market, and prices are quarter
higher than when purchased on orders
from New York. The sales add up sew
en- hundred thousand pounds at 7la9aa
10l for shoulders, sides and hams.
ia 0Nr-Was i'm better. demand and
prices are q shade higher. ,4n1
SHOULDERS-94.
SIDES-l0l; clear rib sides III, and
clear II. " ilyI.TnIJ ~ svgfE IL
4HAMS--Sugar cured 1tAal5l; plain
do. 13c. all packed. ~
LARD-Is not offered, and kettle rem
dered cityFeannot be bought, below 12f;
all the country rendered offered at IL
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THE ARBEITER FRIEND.

An elegant Journal printed In the German lar
guage. and issued for the benefit Of orr Gsrlhah
citizens, IL published weekly at the REilsItE
Office.
Feeling graceful for the generous eIcontis,
nent with which the friends Of the EE',!slth
have hitherto rewarded his enor.. the 70
prietOr hopes by continued ent@rprise and -
ergy 10 merit In the future this sams liberal ~
ronage which their paper has hertofoH r.
ceived.
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.p. !1fleafaph,
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register.l
re THE REGISTEE-


10 SsEs,l /
.sIoSpUS, Feb. 28-Noon-+ Consois un'
changed; American securities a. 2 true tl
batter Erie 81, Ina liHSis. csn'r'' 20
5-2Gs -.
LurRpooL. Feb. 2s-Noon+sCotfno
o,,,sns lfIrn,er and more active, and
prices unchanged; breadstuts I:Epp-
changed; corn firm at Ss tor mixed
American; provisions unchanged. 9;e :. ~ e;
Lospox, Feb. 2s.-Eye.-Closing
rates for 5-20s 73f; Erie 363; Iliinois
Central 76t; Consols OF. tf@ q 3; -. :,
A general feeling Of distrnst prevails
in financial circles, and the stock mar
ket Is pfostrate. 1T0fS
Observation-Disclosures bonds S6ss.
Observation-Disclosures closed
fairly active, with sales Of Il, 900 bales;
prices advanced Id; middiing uplands
LONDON, Feb. 2s.-The Directors of
the Atlantic Telegraph Cable held q
meeting on the 18th of March to de-
termine what reductions can be made
in tolls. S'J-7 ia zl .3.as1 ias.e1i4 .,so
VIENNA, Feb. 25.-The Turkish gar
risons are to be withdrawn from ports
in Servia. a. .f-.,....-s "a 90 F..
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BALTIMORE. Feb. 2S.-The Radical
State Convention met Yesterday. 1t
was numerously attended.
DR.. Ohr, of Allegheny county, pre-
sided.
Strong resolutions We're adopted rs n
platform for the party IN the State.
Universal manhood suffrage was ad-
vocated, and the Conservatives of the
State were threatened with Congress
sional interference if the plan of calling
a State Convention is carried ont, eN.
cept on the broad platform ofuniversal
suffrage.
The same party held a large mass
meeting ut the same place last night
The House was packed and speeches
were made made by Hon. Horace May
nard, of Tennessee, Hon. Columbus De
lano, of Ohio, aid others, all in favor o
negro suffrage. The President was de
nounced and the course of Congress:
commended.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
saagsli.g-The Impeachment Mat
ter-The vetees OF the eessssrue.
tier and Teaure Of OReial bills
Interesting Items. --- ...T.-.

sauxxliaE-The Impeachment. Mat.
ter-The yesees OF the Beessssrse.
tisn a.d Teaure Of OReial BILLS
Interesting Items. .- -..l.-
New YORK, Feb. 2s.-The Herald's
special says: Information has, been re-
ceiyed by the Secretary of the Treasury
that steps have been taken towards
forming an organization among the
merchants in England for the purpose
of smuggling goods into the United
States through Canada if the higA
tariff bill becomes law.
The Times special says: The coun-
try will be startled before the close OF
the week by the report of the Judiciary
committee on the impeachment matter,
indicating the progress they have made,
and asserting the Decessity of pushing
the investigation in the next Congress,
the Developments thus far demanding
its continuance. Those who believe the
committee have done nothing will find
themselves seriously mistaken. The
reports that General Grant had an in
terview with the President on the re-
construction bill are unfounded, though
he is unquestionably in favor of the
bill. Ef .a..o. II
The Presidents veto Of the recon-
struction bill is prepared. 1t is quite
lengthy, and principally devoted to the
legal features of the bill. Its tone is
firm and respectful.
A veto of the tenure Of Office bill is
also prepared. Besides obiectins to the
section on members of the Cabinet, the
President objects to makins.the tenure Of
other officers during good behavior or
for life.
The provision of the army bill that
the headquarters of the General shall
befn Washington only, and all orders
shall emanate from the General, are re-
parded rs unconstitutional, and that
The bill will also doubtless be vetoed.
1t is reported that Postmaster Gener-
al Randall will resign and 90 to Vienna
rs minister, in place of Motley.
The Herald's special says: A force is
organizing at LeavenwOrth under Cen
eral Hancock to operate against the
Indians III Kansas and Nebraska.
The person who endeavOred to obtain
an interview with Surratt proved to be
really his brother, who went to Texas
in 1859. Failing to see his brother he
has left the city. - @
The Worlds special says: The report
of the Judiciary committee in the im-
parchment matter will be as complete a
failure as the evidence has been TO sus-
tain the charges which have been pre-
ferred. |,
There is much opposition in the House
TO the loan bill as passed by the Senate
yesterday. There is very little posi-
bility OF any thing being passed this
session, rs the Senate is unanimous
against the House scheme.
The Ways and Means committee will
endeavor to get the House to concur.
A couple of important witnesses in
the impeachment matter arrived in
Washington from the South last night.
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From Toroute.

TORONTO, Feb. 2s.-At o crowded
meeting last evening to consider the
Huron and Ontario Canal scheme, the
following was adopGd!
Resolved, That tSS meeting is of the
opinion that the proposed canal is the
most important project ever presented
to Canadian people. 1t is the duty and
interest ofevery one to aid and assist
in the enterprise.
The President stated it was the in
tentiont to ask the Legislature for free
grant -of, ten millions of acres Of p3blic
lands, and municipal aid be asked from
Toronto TO the extent fof 3, w, 0un.
Tho resolution in favor of the canal WA
carried by largo majority. ~ -
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New York Market.

=. ~. ( New YORK, Feb ".
COTTON-Lass active, but better,
sales $500 bales at 81 4a@ for middling
uplands.
: FLOER-Receipts of 1889 barrels !;
market 5at0c lower; sales of SO bar
trels = at 8 75a9 GU, for superfne State
and western; 10 O5al2 Is for choice do;
10 s0al1 75ifor shipping brands extra
ronnd houp Ohio, and IL s0al2 - for
trade brands; market closing dull and
WHISKY-Quiet and steady; no
. = WHEA'r-Market duh; sales Of 90;
3 GOA 3 10; California 3 OH; 20
RYE-No change; sales $500 bushels
western at 10a1 10. sLa-.
BARLEY-More active; sales of a., 900
bushels Canada West in bond at GOA
81; 15al Is free, and So for State;
also IL, OOf bushels Western at s3ae5.
BARLEY MALT-More- active; sales
of 1900 bushels at about ut 30
CORN-Receipts 5000 bushels; mar
ket lower; sales 81 ,0G0 bushels ut 07sa
II O3 for llnixed western in store; l l0a
al 10! for do afloat: 10 for western
yellow.
.oATS-Recoipts / ,976 bushels; mar
ket without change sales OF $1,000
bushels Mt 59a65 for Western; 6Sa70 for
State; 20 for Canada east free aud 81 for
damaged Western.
RlCE-Quiet; ii for Carolina.
COFFEE-Very firm hut quiet.
SUGAR-Firm; sales of 500 hosheads
Cuba at 10fa11, and.ll0 boxes Havana
ut 9fa10t. ..r re-
MOLASSES-Firm. .r,s... q.
PETROLEUsi-Dull; II for crude and
% for refined in bond. F,....
HOPS-35a70. .
PORK-Firmer and more active; sales
of $500 bbls; 20 75a2l 10 for new mess;
closing at 81 OF for western, 10 s7a20 81
for old mess pork; 1G 5Ga17 90 for
prime, and 10 5Oa20 % for prime mess;
also, $50 barrels of new mes at 81 GOA
81 81, sellers, and buyers option for
March and April.
BEEF-Steady; sales of $50 barrels at
about previous prices . %, ~, Nh -.
TIERCE BEEF-Stendy; sales Of 400
tieroes at 80 00a23 90 for prime mess,
and IS 5Oa36 so for India mess.
BEEF HAMS-Firmer at 80 00a36 30.
BACON-FirN; sales Of l,l,0 boxes at
l0a14t for Cumberland cut; 11tall9 for
short ribbed; ~ for short clear. l0i for
long ribbed, .and~city Cumberland cut
and long clear together at l2.
CUT MEATS-Steady; sales go pack
ages at sia10 for shoulders, and lla
l3i for hams.
DRESSED HOGS-Firm; 9ial0 for
western, and Hale for city.
LARD-Steady. with sales of $40 bar
! rels at 12al2s for, old and 12lal3t for
new. sIr .'- ..ta.lft L..
BUTTER-Dull at l5a26 for Ohio.
4 CHEESE-Steady at SfasI. ELF D..
! LATEST MARKETS. P. VI.
FLoUR-Closed dull and sc lower on
common to medium grades Z ~
WHEAT-Closed dull and dropping
at 2 20a2 30 for No. 2 Milwaukee.
!. RYE-Quict at lea Il for western.
CORN-Closed dull at ] 0s instore,
and 10 for shipping mixed western
afloat. .asss4 at
OATS-Steady at 6Oa65 for western.
1 PORK-Firut at 81 90 for cash and
81 o. re gnlar for new western mess.
BEEE-Quiet and steady.
! BACON--Actiee and firm. E).
|. DRESSED H0GS-Steady at u for
LARD-Quiet, ut ,13a13i for fair to
prime steam and kettle rendered.
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Get UpaYlour Clubs For se7l
PElNG sATIsfIED TIA,

nRING 81 I'll n FLED ru
Id their PATRONS are prepared to srcour.Al
enterprise which has ior It's object the ursSS
and promotion Of the welfare OF the M eS
In this Republic, aud the development 49,
ovation OF our young and promising S,.,s =
Proprietor Of the Wheeling REGIsrrR h., .
larred and Improved this paper 10 lnee, ~, 4
mand, Of increased circnlatien and 49, e
popularity, and now takes pleasure in pnss.,.S
10 the pcotsleo Of this State, the La 2 vs,, 49,
c.t and Msss Reliable Paper In NJ
THE REGISTER can point tan,
history As the surcst and best index Of n. a ~
course upon all questions of National a, ~
policy. Believing that The war wss ,rd,s 20 20
lis legitimate rurpcees attained with ,hs ~
der OF the rebei armies, and The ahandrr,,,--.,
slavery and secession by the South the ~
TYR win be the uufiinclinS advocate Of m ~
uses that tend 70 promote the national har,."'
TO restore the unity oil the Govcumrnt ~,
extend to all sections the priceless h.rssl,,, =
an impartial Union and lasting peace. liz
be eqnally firm in its opposition 10 all pa,ti,,.
schemes that impose unjust and RnNsrra1,-.
conditions upon the reunion Of Gov,lp,.o
that vas never broken, that guarantee -.
ual ascendancy,t ia one political party Al Z,
changing ostrarism 20 every other. and -.
thwart the Wishes Of every patriotic hra,, !.
leaving our country still divided, our ~
disunitcd, our Union unrcstored Tol,r,,t
the opinion Of all men, while steadfi,Ily -
eating its own, despiSing the proscrpt!yr b..
Of fanaticism While a1nls sdhering 10 h,
convictions Of right and duty,
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Trust Sale Of n Valuable Acad-
envy Building.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST FROM
ID Josiah Atkinson, President Of the Board
OF Trustees OF the West Liberty Academy, to
me. dated December 9Th, ls5o, now on record,
book a. page $50. in the Recorders Office, Ohio
county, West Virginia, I shall, on the 18th day
at February, 1861, at the front door Of the Acad-
envy. in West Liberty proce.d Ia sell by pablo
auction, 30 the highest. and best bidder.
for cash. the hand and buildings ant
personal property in said deed Of trpa
mentioned being one acre and eleven perc0es
o. land with the building thereon, s9xJo
feet Also. chairs. desks, stoves one large bell
settees, black-boards cabinet Of minerals and a
library of one hundred
Selling a. Trustee, / viii only convey su.h
title ~ is vested IN me, which however. is be-
heved to be good VIM MCKINLEY,
January 10, 1s57la Trustee.
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SAMUEL P..WHEELER,
TCopNpy, CoILECTOR OF

PENSIONS, SOLDIER Claims, and Certified
Accounts. All 0fhcers, Soldiers, OF sea,neh ms
aiJ..S in the service OF the United States are el
titIed 10 Pensions for lie, and in case OF their
death. their widow, orphan children, mother or
sister of amy such officer soldier, or seamen, u
entitled 10 q pension, and also the bounty of one
hundred dollars, and all back pay due. hy lee
in each case is FIVE DOILARS. II the claim
for pens:on is collected and No CHARGE IN
ease of failure.
Certified accounts collected ON the most ress-
onable terms.
House, Wheeling Va s-PS
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Seufhern Itenas.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2s.-Advices from
the Sonth state that it is supposed that
there will be twice as many white vo-
ters in Virginia as black.
The crops PROMISE well, the only draw
back being y scarcity of negroes.
The Supreme Court of Alabama, has
decided that the emancipation proclaim
alton of President Lincoln did not take
effect in that State until May, 1865.
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sfeuner burned.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 2S.-The steamer
Lanra Fenton was burned while taking
in q cargo at the landing at Evansville.
She was valued at S23, 900, and was par
tially insured. No lives lost.
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ISnIANAPoLIs, Feb. 2s.-The steamer
Lanra Senton, lying at the wharf ct
Evansville at 3 o'clock this morning,
caught fire and burned to the waters
edge. She had . large trip for Mem
ahis. The wharf boat partially burAed.
No particulars.