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~ God ladies' the wings of private pray
or with the sweetest. chitfest blessings. -
All how often hath God sniied upon the
poor Christian al the beginning OF private
prayer spoken peace to him in midst OF
his prayer. and filled him with light, joy
and assurance, upnu its close
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An immense Grant meeting was he'd in
New York city last week. A. T. Stewart pre-.
sided with two hundred Vice Presidents. Gen.
eral Sickies malc the speech of the evening".
1t was meeting Of the solid men Of Gotham.
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hook Table.

--Harpcr's Weekly for December 18th isa
rich thing.
--iIarper's Bazaar for Dec 81 is received
Il is full Of good things for the ladies. A
pun.ter get OF the following;
Why is IIarper's Bazaar Hike dinner-table.
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TIE ATLANTIC ALMANAC.-Thcrc is some
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n, We turned o or the handsome pages Of this
sew work by the enterprislng firm Of M,,srs.
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with some fine coiorcd illustrations. with many
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We publish the Prospectus Of the New
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Free Soil and Free Men. 1t has not changed in
this gard since.
Tho Maine Normal is flouri>bing like .
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and Rev. Isalc Weston. II cont aims the Pro-
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Ii W. may Judge from the constant increase
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fty nr:b,c MS 81 persons well qualified 10
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he0UT THE HAIR.

HAIR is the robe which curious Nature weaves
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Whenever new article has come up prom
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WIsrARs BAr.sAM OF WILD CHERRY amp
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The name Of Colongr I, not more closely As.
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Special Notices.
Jackson's Catarrh Snuff

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Special Notice Nov. 90. 1867.
o. Sov :th. ~ received { gu ,'r p9m:cr Que
srrpa appeared n 1r-'ina W m ahr reicr isl
Of OAK Tanned Leather l!ciing
NpN MBEH II, lN;.
We art ;he ,;alf 81 ii. i,r ihr hove Hriiiu.,
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i.staer IrtffDg " lie ionUd "a thu ~tate Of Nrtnc,
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rirr nj i.uch n.atr lrt.Al' that any hec Lcaih-
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,horr >nr. ig'h a cir+uisr vs.. Issued by Nr.
Nj h.rl nv art. ~ which, t'r iaGnFs'n .a,pear-
.d VII. h, r3jec - ~ i..,,h~r l.. ting.
TT 1Df-I. ~ lS...
constantly on hget ctmpi";' >insa of the
above citing ~htrh believe I" hc tie ontS re Il
Osk Tanned Leather Ert.ng 1" h~ iouud tho
~f..tr al Na,nr. All the ials have pg"s.d this
Erftifg to be ftr SUPERIOR atd much m"rc Sarailc
.ulI cuy otter i."aiiic, H. ig now la this mar
~" MICH I'll SCH" AkfZ.
, lals Circular from Mr.. schwartz was sent Ia TIE
lriltcr ;,t'at Spv. Ia't alter or' bad ErOu prris
81 md 9.>f iiEted, but il Dor" the dare At ias pre-
roEs Htns.i, making oTr notice -; O4s iHpnet
B'iiae pear A. a cr'3 ir,,,a ~ Ieorfi uhlies.
uoa, GlB~Dh, NINE - : tNfpkb
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". Brauch Mails close lash OF sn boRr before de-
paEtdse.
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+. hAhl'.

AJutsGA, Dee, 10Th, 1867.
EDITOR OF AMrEIeAS.-
Having received
several lc;;ers relative TO Tho ofitial count Of
the vote in iI4Heee. Co., for County Officers,
| iugsi-!i YEA h following ior publication.
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;. NE. n "cEsoT q '. 7. Ta-.'fF1I NaHeE.
tt>ng Reest, NJ. Sen''t% t'sti5t5se-, st'fi
sfrc,t, Boston, Is aGtEuti1ct TO receive Al g.
tise;ucn', 10. His payer, =; oar lowest r-i's
GRO. L. EowiII & 60, 20 Park Review York.
ave ai>r SE;3a .sri "a receive Advertisements
for this paper ~ lie sane ates as required by
ArwETl. 6 Co. .dyertis ng Agents, IL Middle
: C,, PJriIa5izf .,ie 4Ht.r authorized :seEts -
leeciy, adsg. 'i.ust, Is and b-oliItoEs al eur
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The opera-Or rations cfhe Liqlor La,r-
Eel.J for maagf5ctures aud Commerce.
Sad Iale--A S,1.sdire Nature Gaaietpal
Ertruragaace.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

NEw YORK, Sept Il.
The Times special says One great cause
of the weakness of the Farmers and Citi-
zens National Bank is, that the firm of O.
W. Beach and William Williams d Brother,
and one other Williams, all officers or direct.
ors Of the bank, owe the institution over
S30o.00o The Solicitor of the Treasury
gave it as his opinion that the Comptroller
had no power to reverse his action, after
having once appointed receiver, This
ends the application to that effect from the
owners of the bank. 1t is stated tha. the
President had decided to reopen the bank.
Fitz John Porter case is at least prema
tnre The President is understood to favor
it, but probably will not order it until he re-
ceives Gen. Grants recommendation on the
subject. Gen. Porter had an interview with
Gen. Grant to day on the subject.
Many of the national banks, who do not
like the labor of signing notes of small de-
nominations, are causing the United States
Treasurer much annoyance by their requests
for small greenbacks, which it is impossible
for him to supply.
The Cabinet meeting to>day was attended
by all the members but Secretary Browning.
Stanbery returned last night.
ExGov. Pickens of South Carolina is in
the city.
Intelligence was received to day of the
death, by yellow fever at Dry Tortugas, of
Or. Joseph S. Smith, surgeon of the United
States army, who but recently left this city
for that post.
The Times special says Sickles has been
called to Washington to confer with General
Grant
The President and Secretary Seward viii
positively attend the Antetam ceremonies.
n,,tl. L lur.f r. &ha
The 7ribune's special says the President
considers that portion OF the, reconstruction
act prescribing October lst as the last day OF
registration, as unconstitutional, and will
| raise an ssue with Congress by ordering reg
istratlon to be re opened and extended.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, Sept. IA.
The committee OF physicians appointed to
devise means for the relief Of the yellow fe-
yer sufferers at the South, have resolved to
ask the cooperation Of the Chamber of Com
meree in an address to the public and the
collection Of means, and that it is desirable
that our medical associations consider the
subject OF charitable relief and take prompt
action thereon.
Livingstone, arrested in Chicago, has been
lodged in the Tombs here.
The Post says that the large insurance and
brokerage agency Of J. F. Dobson l. Co. Of
Boston, which has branches in New York and
Chicago, has suspended payment. Their lia-
bilities are said to be $1,000, 600, and many
insurance companies Of this city, for whom
they acted AS agents in other places, are suf-
ferers by the failure.
A serenade was given to Gen. Sickles at
the Brevoort House last night. He respond.
ed By aspeech of some length, IN which he
declined 10 discuss personal or political
issues. but said he obeyed every order he re-
ceived, and attempted TO exercise his author
ity according to the intent and meaning Of
the laws.
A private dinner was given to Gen. Beaure.
gard Thursday night at the United States Ho.
ted, by about one hundred friends residing
here. He made speech to the effect that
the talk of another rebellion was nonsense.
He urged them to give the Government their
united support in every manner.
The attempted reconciliation between the
Sweeny aud Roberts Fenians has failed
Sweeny will issue an address to the Irish
people next week.
Gen. Meade, in his recent trip to the Dor,
A.. c. tn1 =, IL
The number Of deaths in this city for the
week we're 512.
Baron Flenney, distinguished French
man, died this forenoon at Washington Place.
Three distilleries and 122 barrels of spirits
were seized to-day by the revenue officials.
Only one hundred thousand dollars was re.
ceived as revenue tax for the last two weeks,
but it is believed that half million ought to
be the figure.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
CHICAGO, Sept. IA


A Quincy special says Harry Smith, the
negro rioter, who committed murderous
assault in July last on DR.. Hubbard, has
been sentenced to fourteen years in the peni.
tentiary, and two of his abettors to 6ve years
each. A burglar, named George Bristol,
was given eight years.
A street vender of patent medicines, call
ing himself DR.. Burnett, was arrested yester>
day for passing counterfeit money, and held
to bail in $4,000 for his appearance at
Springfield before the U. s. District Court.
The Adams County Agricultural and Hor-
ticultural Association advertise TO inaugurate
their splendid fair grounds on the oath by
trot in the afternoon, and dance and sup
per at their club house in the evening.
A special from Madison says: Prepara-
tions for the State Fair to be held here week
after next are rapidly approaching compile
ton. There are sc cattle sheds, so horse
stables, IS sheep pens, 25 hog pens, chicken
coops, &c. There is every prospect of the
most successful fair ever held in the State.
The Supreme Court convened to-day at
Ottawa, III.
On the evidence Of papers picked up at
sea, it is feared the bark Enoch Benner,
bound from Liverpool to Boston, has been
lost.
I1f hu cAptociOu vi SuHpUNucI iu II RidSS
bottle, at Buffalo to-day, three boys were in.
jured. The life of one, named John Finn,
is despaired Of
Congressman Kelley. Of Philadelphia, will
address the citizens OF Springfield, H., next
Wednesday evening on the subject of his late
Southern tour.
SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. 13.
j. Ross Browns second report on the min
eraI resources of the Pacific States and Ter
ritories, will be completed this month. 1t
embraces the most comprehensive and
accurate exhibit ever made. 1t gives the
product of gold this year at S7s,oo0. 900;
Nevada silver 10000, 900.
Legal tenders unchanged.
RICHMOND. Sept. Il.
Abner Mark, charged with robbing the
Adams Express Company in Tennessee,
about year ago, of $4,000, was arrested
to-day.
New ORLEANS, Sept. II.
General Frank Wheaton, commanding this
post, was violently attacked with yellow fever
last evening. The number of deaths in the
past "a hours was 40. Gen. Grifin's physi,
clans report all his symptoms favorable.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHIyGToy. Sent.

W AehlS11UNf cGpbs IL
The lntelligencer contradicts, by authority
Of the President, that an order will be is
sued for re-opening registration in the South
ern States.
Chief Justice Chase has returned.
The revised cotton regulations, concerning
the removal of weighing and marking cotton
have been approved by the Secretary of the
Treasury, and will be issued next week
Transportation bonds are abolished and bills
Of ladng substituted. The use Of metallic
tags for marking is imperatvely required.
Several notifications of the former regula>
tions have been made to facilitate the move
ment of cotton and ensure the COLLECTION of
taxes on it.
The War Department has declined to a.
low the trunk Of Wilkes Booth, which has
been detained at the National Hotel since
the assassination of Mr.. Lincoln, to be for
warded to Edwin Booth, who requested it
from the proprietor, in order that the family
might obtain all Of Wilkes effects.
The following order has been issued by
Gen. Grant: District Commanders will CO.
operate with the Freedmens Bureau in re-
ducing the number of employees and volun.
teers still retained in the service, by giving
details Of officers and enlisted men to fill their
places where it can be done without manifest
detriment to the service,
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CHICAGO, Sept. IA.
The Methodist Conference Of Michigan,
now in session at Lansing, yesterday elected
delegates to the General Conference to be
held in Chicago iu May next
The Michigan State Fair closed yesterday
in rain storm.
The Indian Peace Commission has decided
to 20 from Omaha to North Platte, and from
thence to Julesburg, and perhaps to the Per-
ces. Fort Larned will be visited the first OF
November.
The Indians seem unwilling to meet the
Commissioners, but through runners have
ned the FIRST Of November, and hear propo-
sitioas. Some begin to pronounce the Com
misaion failure.
The Indians killed four laborers on the
Pacific Railroad six miles west Of Ellsworth
yesterday.
The large number of thieves and cut.
throats in Ellsworth has induced the citizens
to cali meeting for the purpose of organic
ing Vigilance Committee.
Frank johnson was shot dead by despe.
RADIO named Red Farwell, at house of i'll
fame, on Thursday night, and q woman and
two men were also wounded.
At Abeliere Station, 130 miles west OF
Lawrence, are 1000 head of cattle from
Texas, waiting shipment to the Chicago and
New York markets.
The total amount of taxable property in
Illinois, as appears by Assessors returns, is
1892, ,s65, ,934, being gain of sS2,o25, 764
over 1866.
Gen. Grant, once or twice arrested for fast
driving, as his brother o. l.. Grant, of Chi
cago, has also been, was reported by the
Washington police yesterday as having run
over small boy the night before. The Gene
raj stopped found the boy little hurt, seen
him properly cared for, and ordered all bills
sent to him.
The Times Cincinnati special says: In
Jackson. Madison county, Tenn, Wednesday
night, Brownlow's miltiamen we're engaged
in disarming citizens. They took revolver
from Major Thos. Hartman, who remarked
that it was usurpation, whereupon a militia
officer shot him. The citizens collected, and
were preparing TO drive the murderous crew
from the county, when the militia sent for
reinforcements, and negro company from
Humbolt was hurryine to the scene of the
occurrence. Some U. s. troops were also
sent to the scene Of disturbance, and it was
expected would prevent threatened fight.
DErRoIr, Sept. "A.
Last night two soldiers, belonging to Bat
terry G, 4th U. s. Artillery, attacked John
Hanley and Daniel Bean, in saloon on
Mayberry avenue, after some hard words had
passed between them. Both civilians were
badly cut, but it is believed that their inju.
ries are not of fatal character. The sol
ders have been arrested.
New YORK, Sept. IA.
Livingston. who obtained $4,000 from
the City Bank, by forging G. Vanderbit's
name, was to-day committed for trial. He
was arrested 10 Illinois.
ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. IA.
r. II. Sherman had both legs cut off and
was otherwise shockingly mangled by being
run over last night at Utica.
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FROM NUSCATINE.
MuscAr1se, Sept. "A

MuscArINE, Sept. IA.
A terrible and sickening accident occurred
in this city, resulting in horribly mutilating .
young man named John G, Wise, head saw
yer 10 the steam saw mill of Chamber Bros.
A log was placed upon the carriage, leaving
idle two iron clamps for holding the logs in
their place, one Of which projected from the
side, and as the log was run through, instead
Of receiving the motion of the carriage, it
was allowed 10 60 on. The saw coming into
contact with the clamp created scene OF
disaster that battles description. The rotary
saw was hurled from its mandrel and the saw
frame torn from its position, and the machi~
nerI and belts broken.
Mr.. Wise was struck by the oblong OF the
saw, which penetrated to the depth Of abon,
fivelinches, inflicting cash extending from
the shoulder to the abdomen, and sev.
ering the left lung and all the left ribs.
Prompt medical assistance was in attendance,
but be cannot suvive. He was member oi
Company /, 1lth Iowa Infantry, and served
four years in the army. The dsmage to the
mill win reach from. twelve 10 fifteen hundred
doIlars. This y the third, casualty Il the
pspenul dasisg u laut fsw.Ussks.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. IA.
The receipts of the Turner's Fair amount
to about $4,000. The net profits of the fair
will reach about 81 900.
The Mechanics Exhibition and Fair will
open Monday forenoon next.
The billiard players of the city propose to
make a very handsome contribution to the
Soldiers Fair, by means Of billiard tourna-
ment, which will commence next Monday
and continue throughout the week.
It has been decided to organize in this city
Young Women's Christian Association, .
cooperative branch the Young Men Chris
tian Associations.
The wool market is without any material
change. The sales to day were fleece washed
at 37G3Sc, unwashed tub 44@45c.
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BOSTON, Sept. "a.
The internal revenue inspectors have seized
1I0 barrels of alcohol on receipt of informa.
ton that certain parties in Buffalo had been
shipping spirits, per cent. above proof, to
this city, With directions to have them bonded
10 the Sd district. Upon their arrival here,
instead Of being put in bond, they were scat.
tered through the city in small quantities,
forged certificates Of their reception by ths
Collector, Assessor and Inspector having
been sent to the Buffalo shippers, for the pur.
pose of satisfying the officials there. II is
said that $50 barrels are known to have been
thus surreptitiousy stored in Boston, and
the officers are searching for the remainder.
Prominent liquor dealers are implicated.