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Mrs Il. J, Spauljing's Caucasian Balm is
ted free from all mineral aud poisonous
-lbstapses, VI any matter injurious to the skin.
After using it for a short time, it will leave the
s4in u soft, satin like texture, imparting to 1t It
freshness, smoothness, and transparency that can
only be produced by the u4e of this invaluable
Balm. It presents no vulgar white lead, as all
other compounds do, but On the contrary it will
give the complexion Il pearl-lke tint such as
ean only be found il youth It's use cannot be
iotcctaC by the closest observer It s also in
valuable for removing all kinds Of Ilumors, Tan,
Moth, Trcoklcs, Sunburns and other eutaneous
disease. from the ekn. Mrs. r. J. Spauidng
aus e~vry confidence in recommending her eau
casiar Balm " the ladies of every stato In the
Onion, az being the only perfect and reliable ar
ticle now IN uac. Address,
MRS. Il. J. SPAULDING,
mey9Tdtf .... Rock Island, I'll.
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RIVER IrNs.-Thc Pcmbiua goes down
this evening The Diamond 10 left for St
Louis this morning Addio johnson went
up this morning. The Muscatine tor mp the
river tomorrow morning at O'Clock, and
the Adlie johnson at ( o'clock Monday
morning.
No news Of any interest on the river to.
day, The river is falling rapidly, the rocks
are protruding from the water at the rapids,
and boats are often detained at different
points on the down trip by low water
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FoRrY CENTS line will be charged for
each insertion of all articles under this head.
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SIXTEEN CASES of sun stroke are reported
in the Davenport Gazette this morning.
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FAMILY CASES.
Of 80 to 7O4argo Walls, morOC-
90 or rosewood case, contain
ing specific for every ordina-
~ disease family is subject
to, and books of directions.
From 80 to S9b
Smaller Family and Travelling Cusos,
with 20 ~ 70 INSTRUMENTATION S6 t. So
SPECIFIC, for ali Private Diseases both
for Curing and for Preventive treat
meIt, in Yials and pocket Jases.1rom 81 to 50
PONDS EXTRACT,
Cures Burns, Bruises, Gamcne s.,
Soreness, Sore Throat, Eprains,
Toothaches EaraChe, Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Iumbago, Piles, Sore
Eyes. Boils, Stings, needing Of the
lungs, Nose, Stomach, or of Piles;
Corns, Ulcers, Old Sores. Price so
cts. to @1.76.
Nssae These Remedies, except PONDS EX-
TRACT, by the case or single box, are sent to
any part OF the country, by mail OF exprr's, FREQ
Of charge, On receipt of the price
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
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Dr. HUNpurEYs is consulted daily Mt hisoficc,
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disease.
For sale by +, S. BALLARD, and STEVEN.
SON & CAbNAHAN, Davenport, Iowa, and o
GROTJAN, Rock Island.
tebl4dly.
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USIos SrocK YARps, JuIyls

UNION STOCK YARDS, July Is.
Cattle--Recd 7 cars Extra 7,5Oa7,75, fair
to good 5,OOa7, rs, stOokers S,50A6,0O.
Hogs--Rocd IL. Extra Q,2AQ,5O good 10
shoice s,75a9,l0
Shcep--R Reed cars Choice S,5On3,75, good
s,0Oa32 rs
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FoR MoNNouTH.-The delegates from
this county, to our congressional convention,
to be held at Monmouth, on Wednesday next,
will leave here on Tuesday morning at $50
on the steamer keithsburg, Capt. Jim Camp.
bell Ia good democrat) aud arrive at Bur.
lington abont ?. m, thence to Monmouth
by ears, arriving there at same evening"
This is much the plcasante5t route, and the
delegates from Mercer and Henderson will
join IA, on the same boat, thus making up
about one. half Of the convention We hope
all our Rock Island county delegates will be
on hand.
W. ". O'Brien speaks al Monmouth on
the day OF the convention.
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ISLAND MATruRs.--The Moline Water
Power Company have united with the gov
eminent in the construction Of H." Golfer
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RaifoAa Trnin.

LKAYfi --Ohieagu Rock fsfand a Pacific. going
East, At 100 A. N. and y 100 p. ~.
ttoing West--at $50 A. Al. and s. SP.M.
Western UaioB. ~ slerliag & Rock IslAnl,
At SO A, N, and 445 p. Nj.
Coal Valley, about7,UO A. VI. and 100 2. NJ.
AkklF E-Chcag,, Rock Island pacinc,
tro'n The Fast -, G.3g A. VI and b45 P.M
From the Vest, ~ $50 A. NJ. aud 800 ?. ".
Waitoru Union ant Sterling \ Rock Island,
Rtsie A. w. aud II 90 p. NJ. Et.Hea
NoEl Valley about II A. VI. aut PPM.
~ Frame run by Chicago t,Gie waioh Is
'hout J. mlna.1. l,styt lata Hl1E Island ums.
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The resul, Of the workmen's caucus on
the Island. relative to a change in the pre-
scrbcd hours, has been arranged rs follows
They goto work at n An and quit at
q r ", having two hours Interuission at
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SPECIAL NoTxcnE.

nR. JAMES, FORMERLY or JANIS.
- Lock Hospital. Custom ouso street, New
Orleans, La, established In 1880, tor ths las
soycn years located in Chicago, IN, can be Goa
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Daily argus,
Premiuln Job Printing.

Dfiers tor JpA raIS4tsG will meet With prompt
.I.ouliJn Al tie ARGUS 0pFIGE, and be- ,Xoca,el
IA tns voty bsst manner and Al reasonable ratos.
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Stocks and Money.

Telegraphed to the ANGUS.
NEw YoRK, July IS.
Gold ABA.
s.ocks-StrOug
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DEsrerED the spots visited BY tho SUI
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First Glass Restaurant.
billiards.

....... ... JAMES s. KELLEY. p
Rock Island, Jan. 25 dwtt
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no THH FARnTHRs.

They will take especial pains to furnish tho
farmers people from the country, or any othe
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NEW YORK.
Decision of U. S. Assessor &c.

q ~
New YoRK, January 2-The Her
AIDS Washington special says it is
now stated tfat the funds in the
hands Of the State Treasurer of Geor-
gia, were removed sometime ago to
New York to prevent the surrender of
them to-the State Convention at At
lanta.
NEW YORK, January 2.-United
States Assessor Gilbert has decided
that tax of 80 cents per gallon must
be paid on imitation wines.
The Chamber of Commerce has ac-
cepted an invitation from the Boston
Board of Trade to send delegates to.
the Commercial Convention In that
city February 5th.
Advices from Meragoane, Hayti, to
the 7th of December, state that the
rebels on the Dominican frontiers had
met with serious reverses. They had
taken a strong fortified position at
place called Monbin Crocher, which
was attacked by Government troops
on the 26th Of November and carried
at the point of the bayonet, as we'll as
the surrounding points occupied by
the insurgents. The battle lasted
several hours
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with large detachment of Franco
Chinese troops, to assist the Chinese
Magistrate, who has been deputed by
the H0ngkow Deputy, to adjust NIT
ters.
Gen. LegeadrB, United States Con
sui at Annoy, has made a treaty with
the pirate savages, on the south c c2ast
Of Eofraosa HadaF which shipBreck6a
seamen are protected.
The Heraid's Mazatla (Mexico)
special, via san. Francisco, says Do
mingo Ruba has been inaugurated
Governor Of Sinboa, the Legislature
having been forced 70 make, the choice
by the people. "a
Judge G. r. Golen, true friend of
the United States, will be made Gov
ernor Of Lower California.
The Herulds Havana special ad-
vices from the City Of Mexico state
that Congress was occupied with the
observation-disclosures proposed by the
Government on the 18th inst. These
reforms are, lst, the legislative power
to be vested In two Houses I'd, the
President to have the power of veto,
subject to the two thirds majority, as
praeticed in the United States.
The Government troops were dis.
persing bands Of guerrillas In every
direction.
The Yuoatan revolt bore a serious
aspect The rebels had reduced the
garrison of Merida, the capital, aud
held control of it. An army of 3, 900
had been ordered to Yucatan. An
order Danishing all persons who had
been convicted of having taken part
in the late war, had been issued.
The Campecha Indians, who, it is
learned, have had an understanding
with the English at Baiize, had been
defeated In several engagements
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rather than the National Treasury.
If we are to bear the burdeBs
let US have a chance to stand
thenly let us have neitf cr
privileged persons or property, bn a
republic and a democracy, in which 4
man shall count for a man, and
dollar for dollar. Nor am I Of those
who think we should pay off tie
whole great debt in one day. We
shall do our part, I take it, if, after
having borne the brunt of the frav,
we allow those who reap the benei,
of the struggle, to come near as pos
sible to take share ia the. invest
ment. Anticipate nothing, repudiate
nothing, confscate nothing, but fair
ly and manfully meet the Obligation
trusting as the dayis so shall our
strength be. -
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A Brilliant Affair
important t by Atlantic Tel
egra2h.
INDIANAPOLIS.
Celebration by C9Iored Population
Large Attendance at the Union
Depot t-DFunkenneSS = AdjOurned
Meeting of Merchants and kaHkerS.
Especial to the Evansville Journal.l

Especial to the Evansville Journal
INDIANAPOLIS, January q The
first Of January was celebrated by the
colored population, who turned outin
force. They formed in procession,
and marched through the principal
streets. All agree that ''the colored
population marched nobly."
One Of our large manufacturing
firms treated their employees to a
grand dinner at the Union Depot Di-
ming Hall.
Drunkenness was the most conspi-
euous feature Of the New Year festi-
vities generally.
Governor Baker last year commits
stoned IA notaries public, 40 of whom
were from Marion County. During
the same time, 115 criminals were
pardoned. The Marion Criminal
Court disposed of 373 cases last year,
163 of which resulted in conviction,
46 in acquittal, al were nolle pressed
and + appealed.
A meeting Of citizens, irrespective
of party, was held at the Chamber of
Commerce this afternoon, at which
resolutions we're passed denouneing a
contraction Of the currency, and ad-
vocating the payment of bouds only
when due, and then in legal tender.
INDIANAPOLIS, January AT an
l., L.,
merchants and bankers, including
members of the Board of Trade, ire
spective of political partyism, held at
the Board Of Trade Rooms, resolu
tions were unanimously adopted, that
it Is the duty of Congress, under the
Constitution, TO regulate the cure a
cy and provide for she general welfare
and that there now exists an indis
pensible necessity for this excise. We
ask for a comprehensive policy, plain
ly marked out by law, and one that
shall embody the following: A ces-
sation of the whole policy of contrae-
ton; payment o. the public debtin
accordance with the letter or spirit of
the laws under which it was made
the postponement of the liquidation
of any portion of the principal
of the public debt until the people
are able to pay the same without dis
tress; that. in order to quiet the JUS
apprehensions of the great ma
jority of the people, who are clam
orous for equal taxation, we say ex
change the bonds, as stipulated BY
law, into another class of Indebted
ness, and thus avoid the public agita
ton of the question; that, as foreign
of, we should strive to build up homl
markets, aud thus increase the object.
of competition. We are opposed t.
the accumulation Of gold in the Treas
ury beyond the wants of the Govern
ment, and, if practicable, the funding
of the gold interest bonds into lon
bonds not exceeding five per cent in
terest. The repeal of the cotton ta1
takes away from revenue officers tn
power to compromise with parties VIII
violate the revenue laws. sss.
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Company. Held ou JalU. .as lst, the
fo owing. gen niemen rere elected
Mccullough. Welkviile: a Stone. jr.,
Cleveland; S. Witt, G+eyetand -. II.
Wade, Cleveland; Z. p Handy Cleve-
land; J. II. Barker. New York; Jas.
S ewart, New York H.C. StilnEon,
New York; Thomas Slocomb, New
York; j. H. Devoreux, Cleveland !;
B. f Jones, Pittsburg; j. W. Chal-
fant, Pittsburg At subsequent
meeting of the Board of Directors the
following officers were elected J%N
Mccullough, President; J II. Devo-
reux, Vice President; @. a. Ingersoll,
Secretary.
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AUGUSTA, NE.
Governor Chamberlain IHaugurated
ynOpsis of his Address.

AUGUSTA, Me-, January 2.-Gov.
Chamberlain was inaugurated to-day.
His address represents the financial
condition of the State as highly graft
flying. He recommends the adoption
of measures by the Legislative Com
mittee, on assumption Of the debt,
which is a reimbursement of one
hundred dollars to each man, fur
nished for three years. On national
affairs, he says what the people of this
State ask is honesty on the cart of
those who fix the issues Of this clearly
bought victory, and reconstruction;
honesty in securing the political guar
antees demanded by the overthrow
of the rebellion; honesty 10 tax
ing, in collecting and spending;
honesty ia paying, honesty in being
paid. Extravaganza and corruption
must be rebuked. There must be an
industrial and financial, as we'll as po-
litieal, reconstruction. These things
require wisdom and ability to rightly
adjust. The fetters must be struck
off from enterprise aud the incubus
lifted from Industry; the property of
the country must be made to contrib
ute in equitable proportion towards
bearing the public burden; Govern
ment bonds must be so taxed, if at all,
as to relieve the States and towns
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERsBURG, Dec. Is. 1867
Official advices TO the Hon. Cassius
NJ. Clay, u. S. Minister to Russia,
dated Pekin, November 23d. an
nounce that the Chinese Emperor has
determined to send a special embassy
to the treaty powers. 1t IS presumed d
that the purpose OF the embassy is to
revise the treaties between the great
powers and China, and settle the
many complicated questions which
arise under the treaties. e.s
An Imperial decree, dated Novem-
Der 21, announces that the Imperial
Government selected, as special EN-
bassador, the United States Minister,
Hon. A. Burlingame, and the accept
ance of letters of appointment. The
several foreign ministers resident near
Pekln, with whom Burlingame is very
popular, al cordially approve of his
selection. He leaves Immediately and
proceeds via San Francisco.
ENGLAND
LONDON, Dec. 31-midnight.-Two
Head Cnters and five Captains of
the Fenian organization have been
arrested at Merthyer, South Wales.
The Government has determi ned
to proceed with the prosecutions
against Mr.. Sullivan, of the Dublin
Nation, and other persons who took
a conspicuous part in the recent
funeral professions in honor of the
Fenians executed at Manchester
Z 1t is reported that the men
who stormed Martello Tower, near
Cork, and broke into the gunshop, all
came form the United States, and
were sent out by the Fenian Brother
hood
LONDON, Dec. 31.-TLe steamer
Celia. from New York, has arrived.
LONDON, January 2. - Dispatches
were received here to-day giving the
particulars of another Fenian out
rage last night in the county of Cork.
Near the city of that name. and under
cover of darkness, a large party of
the brotherhood, attacked the resi-
6ence of Chas. Mathew, brother of
the late Father Mathew. Happily the
family of Mr., Mathew was apprised
of the scheme of the Fenians In time
to successfully repel the attack. Quite
large force was quickly collected
and concealed in the mansion, and
when the marauders came up they
were met with a CALLING fire and in
continently fed. Several Of them
were wounded, but were carried off
by their comrades.
QUEENSTOWN, January l. The
steamer City of Boston. from New
York, arrived to-day.
QUEENSTOWN, January 2 - The
steamship City of Boston, whose ar
rival was prematurely reported yester-
day, reached here this afternoon.
FRANCE.
PARIS, January l. - The Mont
teur says: Menabrea is in fair
way to complete the reorganiza-
ton of the Italian Cabinet The for
nation of the new ministry under his
direction may be considered certain.
Baron Won Goltz was received, to-
day, by the Emperor Nanoleo as
Ambassador of the Prussia and
North German Confederation. The
Baron assured the Emperor o. the
earnest desire of the King OF Prussia
for peace and for close friendship
with France Napoleon, in his reply,
expressed in warm terms his approval
of the union of North Germany, and
| hoped the Baron would continue to
promote peaceful relations between
Prussia and France.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA. January 2.-The Govern
ment has forbidden recruiting within
! the empire for foreign movements for
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FORTRESS MONROE
Arrival Of Major General Gillcm
General Hayer on visit 10 the
Fort.

FoRT MONROE, Jan. Major Gen
eral Gillem arrived this morning, on
a short visit, en- route to join his COM
mand
Brigadier General Hayner, COM
mandant of the Watervliet Arsenal,
is on visit to Fort Monroe, for the
purpose of consulting with the Ord
nance Department upon suggested
improvements in iron gun carriages.
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! Louisville, Jan. 2.-The tow boat
T. ID. Horner, in descending the Falls
last night, struck one of the piers of
the Ohio River Bridge, and sunk in
stantly. Two deck hands are report
ed missing The boat was valued at
$4,000; insurance, $4,000.
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BosToN, January 2.-Robert Pres
ton, the clerk who run away from
Dorchester last week with $4,000
and frail woman, has been arrested
in Charleston. South Carolina.
The steamer Cuba, from Liverpool,
arrived this morning. She sails for
New York next Tuesday.
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WORCESTER, January Calls lib
orally signed, are circulating among
the manufactures of Massachusetts
for a mass meeting of the New Eng
land manufacturers in this city, on
the 22d of January, to endorse the
action of the late convention at Cleve-
land.
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MISC CgBLANEoUs.
General 7. ". sherman placed Ia
Command OF Eastern District
convention called for in North
arOlina-Radicals decline NOHIn-
atiOnS in Alabama. ..s...

NEWARK, January 2. - Thomas
Weloh, executed to-day for the muir
der of Polk Tormy, on the Fourth Of
July, died satisfied with the justice Of
the penalty.
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2 RICHMOND, January 1.-The color
ed societies paraded TO day in celebra-
tion of the fourth anniversary of the
Emancipation Proclamation. They
were addressed by Gov. Pierpont an1
others.
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MEMPHIS, January 1.-The contest
for Mayor to-day was very close. DR..
Leftwich, Conservative, is probably
elected.
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EUROPE.
BY 4TLANTIO TELEGRAPH.

Chinese Embassy 10 be sent 20
sh@ Treaty P0wGrs-Hfad Centres
eC FonIan Organizations Arrested
- psOseCufiOB Of Sullivan, OF the
9ubIin alton Reorganization OF
The Italian Cabinet.
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CHARLESTON. S. c., January L.
Emancipation Day was celebrated by
a general parade of negro soeie-
ties, &e. tsi "
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FOREIGN NEW 5

Resignation of Ghe Tycoon o. Japan
Opening of JeudO Deferred -Har-
riage Of United States Minister
Death OF Commodore Watkins
News from Shanghai, Mexico, DC.
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WAsHIN 5TON NEWS.
Reception at The White House
Brilliant Affair.

WASHINGTON, january 2. = Mr..
Buriingame telegraphs that he mas
been appointed by the Chinese Gov
ernment, Envoy to the Western Pow
ers. He has accepted, and would
leave Pekin Immediately. It is un
derstood by his acceptance that Mr..
Burlingame vacates the mission to
China, and it will devolve temPora-
rily on s. Wells Williams as Charge
d Affairs.
WASHINGTON, January 2.-General
w. T. Sherman, of the Fifth Artil-
lery, was yesterday put in command
of the Eastern District, in the place OF
General Meade, transferred.
WASHINGTON, January /. The
New Years reception at the White
House was the most brilliant for sew
eral years. The reception of the
Heads of Departments was also
crowded, and marked by good feeling.
General Grants house was crowded
from noon until after dark.
General Meade has telegraphed
here this afternoon that he will ar
rive here tonight; and tomorrow,
after seing General Grant and the
President, regarding matters ia the
Third Military District, he vii! leave
at once to assume his new command.
Messrs. Pomeroy, of New York
Washburne. of Indiana. aud Cullom,
of Illinois, leave to-day, for Rich
mond, to address the Negro Recon
struction Convention. Gen. Butler
starts for Richmond Thursday.
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BALTIMORE, January 1.-The Leg
islature assembled at Annapolis to-
day. and temporarily organized.
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CT VELAND.

Railroad Meeting 5lectiOn of ON
GERS.
CLEVELAND, o., January AT
the annual meeting of the stockhold- =
ers of the Cleve land & Pittsburg R.R.
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RALEIGH, N. c., January 1.-Gen-
eral Candy has called the Constitu-
tional Convention to meet on the 14th
inst.
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.tA9E ~ rsTs.
Z. 5.-AGLE WORKS
Manufacturing Co.
POUNDED
eres g egaRTER oF A CENTURY,
p. W.rGATgs. President.

ai Ufletur5 Portable
ard i0eary ...as
steam llgiae es ana .l.....-
Boilers,
Snsa Cane miil5.
Ev orators,
RGok Brea ker5.
Stomp Ellis.
Bining Machinery,
Cards Patent Brick
N Machiues.
Lalhes, PlaneTs, Drills,
Screw Cutters, Hay and
Ott0n Presses. l4 =
Saw mills. Flour Mills,
viii Furnishing.
Gmce, As Canal Street,
CHICA GO.
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MONTGOMERY, ALA, January l.
OF the twenty three nominations
made by the late Republican Con-
vention, all but eleven have declined
to be candidates.
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SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
THOs. CErALSfERs, superintendent.
y. J.. FRASER, Assistant superintendent
on Draughtsmap.
LPH GATES, Secretary and Treasurer.
". =, CHASE. General Agent, New HOrk.
3 aobS S Bro, Agents, Lake Superior.
uCvi2 c2m
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= EL G 2 & = L.


TELE G 2 A = Il.
For Commercial and Ri0er Dispatches see
FTfth fege.
Gen. Gillsm at F3rl McnFoe
General 7. W Shernl n to
Command t. g EasCera
d ST let
Cons isut1o a Convention
Called in Mr. b Carolina
Imp3rtant Foreign Intel
Ig nc.
Burlingame Appointed En-
voy by the Chinese Gov
nmen5 to the West &
ern Powers.
More Feniaa Operations in
England and More
arrests.
New Yea 3 Reception at
the White House.
A Brilliant Affair
important t by Atlantic Tel
egraph.
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BosToN, January 1.-The steamer
Africa, for Liverpool, took no specie.
The Legislature assembled to day.
Geo. o. Bristow was chosen President
of the Senate, and Harvey Jewell
Speaker of the House.
The Evansville journal., 1868-01-03

For Commercial and RiUer Dispatches see
FIfth fsge.
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New Yea 3 Reception at
the White House.
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earnestly and with native but rude
eloquenoe, an faUoT Of the Democratic
uSe. first, list and dU the time. The
last xpea ker commenced and ended his
speeca Nth he IN hattie declaration :
/ am Elton Mitchell, a Royal Dem
0cr0t
On the whole, we have had a
happy Dtmocratic day, many haze
been led from darkness to hoIt.
The Memphis (Tenn.J Post, refer
ring to the efforts made by the Mis-
sissippi Democrats to secure the negro
vote, says:
We verify believe the whole party
would marry colored women if they
could secure the National, State,
County and City spoils. And it is
verycertain that when they had gain
ed their ends they would sell their
mulatto children into slavery and
curse the Radicals as a set of filthy
iscegenationists.