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MEDICAL
aLandis' Herb Bitters
A NEW AND VALUABLE DIS
COVERY T. s..
Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint.
Kidney AHectiOnsS Rheumatism,
&c, &c.
TEsrIsIoNS4ALs.

BELFoRT, Stark Co., O., June 3, $50.
Mr.. LANDIs--pear Sir; 4 cheerfully
certify to the beneficial effects haue re-
eeived from using. three bottles OF your
HERB -BITTERS.- had been greatly
affected for years with a kidney akecs
ton and Rheumatic trouble, OF course
resulting from impurity Of the Blood
and by using your Bitters, have bes
come apparently entirely relieved Of
those terrible uialadies. recommend
Landis' Herb Bitters to all afflicted
friends. PETER ZOBLE,
iune9 49,
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~ BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
and fare always as low as by any
other route. ff
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NfO OHBEBUG.AI 1T Is vFaffantedf
IN cure loati or i'm paired Tastet Smell Or
HeaLing9d Watering. 1or-lVT Teak Eyes of
feDSive breath. Uleerated Throat cors
M6uths Pain and Presspre il the Head
and loss of Memory when causeda ~ ali -
Of them frequently are by the ravages OF
Catarrh. 1t is pleasant and painless to
use, contains no strong poisonous or
eaustie Drugs bnto cnreao by ITS mild
Ne viii day $500 Reward for g. case of !.
Catarrh We cannot cure cf -.r-s, 49,
FOR SALE BY M0STDRUGGIsTE
~ EVERYWHERE Lszsss
/ aal . PRICE ONLY so CENzsyl l1o al laz
II your Druggist has not yet got L onsp
sale, Elnlt be pntli OF with some NzofBo
than worthless strong .EnuR, sfumigator,'
or poisonous caustic solution, WhichsWlli
drive the disease to the lungs instead Of
curing it, but send ixty cents to ps and :;
the remedy win reach you by return.
mail. Four peck ases, post paid, g, ,00s
one dozen for $500 % 2- s31sgts rst
Send q two cent stamp Tor DR.. Sags1Hl
pamphlet IN catarrh. fat
Address che Proprietor,sF -=a--.s4-T e
! r. V. PIERCE, n. d., s.'5
I may26L13 Buffalo N.
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FAILING u II o.
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~ In fact every thing in the " ~
Ladies' and Children Line. from the
Slipper to the Highest Polish Fop;o'
- and all kinds Of Rubber sri7 -
-sgs Boots 8 Shoes 81 y13 f4g
We also'malZe ~ -..r,.
Boots and Shoes to Order of the best
- material and as cheap as HI,
- the cheapest N ) ssa.s7
We also'maks

This is the place where you get what
you bargain 4or-Ereneh,b bogus French,
but the b3st Workmen, and still have old
Philip as our foreman. who Is we'll
known as one OF the best and most 5ex-
perienced Werkmela laof the. day. He 5s al@
ways ready with stick and strap TO take
the dimenAions Of youT understaEd ding.
Allwork warranted to give salts
factions EGIVEHUS A GALL 2 q
|. = SAYLER & SHANAFELT.
Canton. March 25s '6s-tf.ss ~
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BED BuTTDMs.
SLEEP
SLEEP IL
q SLEEP !

.TF you WOULD SLEEP COM
FORTABLY buy Blake's Patent
Steel Spiral Spring Bed Bottom manu-
factured by M'Abee q Co.. Canton; OF
fee in The eisT book store, ms nufactory
corner ofLWulnut and Seyenth' stfeetss
one block south Of the American Hotel.
VIM OIdfeld- q Our agent for the Ger
trail and WeaterA pa = Of i1ls e0nn ty,aqd
viii solicit 50pE sds5ess /, I ~ 1 !. ~
apr2Stf MAbEE y COs,
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a E0uN0 RenuoinAn, ak years OF
age, WAs partAking pretty freely Of
the good 1hIDgs OF this life, at ths
dinlor-tablo, immediatly aflar his
return lto 1unoa5 echool. An
elder brDther eight yoars Old. afier
evlr,k nslnl f1r noule tine said.
ssCh4rI s. n you were q eat much
more. Ahd BE bhould kif you, you
would weigh 50 much that the angels
conld not c1rTy. TDu O. NeeHen- n
Little dizzy year-0ld healLsted q mo-
mont, and thea looked IN, replied :
"YVal, IIlhe1 heu|dn,t Do lt Alone,
God Wo1la scnd Sam6on down .
hglp tknms HEuDgs Hsf-
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e erie i '.i=,l5jllaI an Shut lie
SEWING MAGHINEI

~ s.
WARRANTED for FIVEYEARS RSF
Our Agents viii be supplied with du4
pHcate partsof the Machine, in case of
Of accident. II makes precisely ths Hauio
stitch made 6q the Singer, Vhe5isr. q
Wilson. Howe. and F1orenee Machines.
Il has the Under=feedE like the lbestOof
high priced Machines, andist6s 6nIgIoW
priced Shuttle Machine in the market mat,
has this feed. We are enabled to- sslf !,
first class SHUTTLE MACHINE stHs
very low price, on account Of its Simpfi-
city, and consequent low cost Of Manu-.
featuring. in comp pariscn with compiiicat-
ed Machines ..rrEsg.f ffg5a 20 - - @
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rnLD ESTABLISHED HOSPI-
~. TALzOn the French system. ' !.
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MEDICAL "a Tle8EE
DIR. SARGENTS
Back-AChe Pills

is THE MOST EFFICIENT AND
i mast popular Diuretio medicine
known, removing at once any obstruc-
ton of the Kidneys; SubdaiuR Inaams
nation and strengthening the Urinary
- ~. DIR. SARGENTS
BACK ache ltFtlIz
Have BEEN IN FlsB S5 years, and are daily
performing wonderful cures. In many
instances where patients were unable to
walk upright EWithoat sasslstancs, they
have besnrelteVed boz q sirgle dose
DR.. sargent = IRaekache PnIs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF the urinary organs, me symptoms OF
which are weakness aud pain in the
back and loins, pains In the JOINTS di fa@
Guilty In voidlng the urine general de-
bilitF, &c.s &c. - ...--, -
THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER, &C.,
Are those organs through which most OF
the waste OF worn out particles or the
body passes these worn out or dead
particles are poisonous consequently
when these organs are disease the whole
system becomes changed, and IL not re-
neved at once the result may be fatal.
This much esteemed and most eftis
cient medicine IL the only diuretfc that
Is put up in the shape OF Pills. and Is
much more easily taken than the ordi-
nary diuretic drapgh ghts-the Pills being
sugar scoated. .f-tf
~Prico FIFTY CENTS PER BOX
SpgarSCOated. For sale by all druggists.
CkUTIoN. Take no other medicine as
substttutA fer, these Pills. but II your
druggist does not have them request
Kim % order them. Sent by mail on re-
= = = SOLE pRopRFEPOz s51 --
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For sale bylJoHND. PARK, CinCIuuAti,
Ohio. may12 '69y1
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Wet arrange with Agents, male or
femsles to rspresentthe Americanshntsi
sewing Nfaehine. In each state, county,
and Townin the United States and onta-
ria- Extra induoemeats TO Experienced
Agents. For full particulars, as to Salary
or commission: address
6. ". n. ANDREWS
General Ag'ts Dettoit. RGieh.I
N. B.-For the benefit ofourAgents iiss-
have arranged with parties who hay
Goods misunderstanding gA1achinsl A Ssnra
tosen. We viii send BOOK OF SAM
eA1RS and full particulars on receipt Of
one red stamp. Address 6.lv. II. AM
DREws, General Agent. Detroit, Mich. = 7
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RGIW1Ys,
ERIE RAILWAY Y

ERIE Y
lH aF -E 9ls lus -li Lrr|
- a--ta- 90 E3a - yaci71
1850 Miles under one Management.
$50 Miles without Change Of Cars.
THE BROAD GUAGElso ssss ss4} ga
DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE
laa RETwEEE THE
ATLANTIC CITIES
AND THE
West and South West.
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS RON
Cincinnati to New York. $50 Miles.
Cleveland to New York. .625 Miles.
Dunkirk to New York :. 460 Miles.
Buffalo to New York .423 Miles
Rochester to New York. '3S5 Miles.
-- AND Is FROM l3 81.
DsS- % toa27 MILES the SHORTEST
l- 81 ROUTE. .Css-Js-3 .1f
~ -llHzEE -tEsU % 5li-..T Ill s.f-gL
New and Improved Coaches 'arerunl
from Cincinnati, Dayton , u rbana,i
Marion, Gallon, q 3Mansfieldt,f Ash
land, Akron, Cleveland Warren,
MeadYilleJ d Dunkiri, Buffalo and
Rochester TO - i-l rea ao aan
NEW YORK WITHOUT CHANGE.
Only ONE change to- BOSTON,
{ On and after Monday, February 18Th, 1859.
trans WI leave RAVENNA al the following
FRANKIIE BRA1S0HAGoNG SOUTH @
Leave MeadYilIe, 10. a. M, 1855 p. m.
A I5 %. M. 100 A. m ~
Arrive Frank1in, sI5 a. M. 24O p. M.
7.05 p. m, 8. 10 4. m.
AIriYes on City. 900 q. M, s.15.p. m,
sos p. M, $50 a.. IN.
FRANKLIN BRANCH GOING NORTH
LieageT Oil City, 500 a. M. $50 a. M,
40 p. NJ, $50 p. 10. = -.r .-...-,
Leave Franklin, $50 a. m.,, 1000 q. M,
5, ,05f d. M. g. I5sp. m. .ifl--it 4i3 II - 81
Arrive MeadVIllsi so a. M, II .35 a. m,
7-15 p. M, 11.45J p. NO. 81 e lF,
GOING WEST.
| 5.4s A. NJ. DAY EXPRESS. daily
Mondays excepted, Tor Cincinnati and the West
| anQ Soutns Sonnsctsi al iAkrons 6unday1 ex-
for sOrrvtle and Milersburgj at UTbaHa with
Pittsburgh Clncainnat and st. Louis Railway
for Indianapolis and at Cincinnati with the Ohic
and Mississippi Railway, for St. Louis and -ths
South and Southwest. ~
6.27 P. M. NIGHT EXPRESS dai1N
Il for Cincinnati and the West and South sC6nn
meets at Cincinnati with the Ohio and Hi6saesinp
Railway for st, Louis and the south and South
AslSeping Coaeh Iz attached to this train
New York. rnIsaing through to icincinhati.s lia7l
| l2.04,P. NJ. ,aFREIGHT & ACCOM-
MoDAT1oNs daiiy.. = ,-
/ 10.551 FREIGHT AND ACCOM-
MoDATIoN. daily. E.3ss..
EOS P. NJ. Way FREIGHT, Sun.
days excepted.
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General Ke.t. Detro,t. n1ieh.

MEDICAL :ea5 .5.......5 e1s !. 'sa.s -
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- SOLE PROPRIEFOR,

GEORGE a. KELLY, ~ -
Wholesale Drugg1st,l cor. Second Az:
z and WOod St, Pittsburgh.
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MoTAaYpulHBaaiSl...ii D & Z :
John RABER, aas
NotaryTRL1Io11c-

IN SUR ANaC E. AGE N T. arg
81 CANTON, OHIO, ~ 90 la-
lOfcszat the stark County Treasurera
Oaace, will. attend 10 drawing useds, q I
Mortgages. powers OF attorney, mako
contracts for passage 20 R1d- from Eu-
rope At the lowest rates, &C. Helis 'also II
AGENT OF the .'Germanr Tire insurance. -,
Company OF Cleveland and other re-.
,sponsihle Fire and Life Insurance coSo@ =,
panles. ir@ 90 marl0tR zao I
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GOING EAST.

/ .s9r1.i. GOING EAST. - t5g ,ss1s
8.16 A. NJ. n IG n II EXPRESS.
daily, connecting at Leayittsbnrg, for Youngs-
town; d GreenYille for Erie & Pittaburg Rail
road, for jamestown Pa, Sh a5oii, New Castle
and Pittsburgs at Meadyille, Sundays excepted.
Gsil and WasTsn Fa ana VIII Eh oil slese cree a 1d nee
gheny River Rail1oads far Tituerliles Al ElIiira
with Northern csntral RaiIoad 20, wiIliaIps-.
New York. for Boston and New England eftie6.
A Sleeping Cpaeh Is attached to the train At
Clneinnati, running through so,Hew York.
500 OgiP.3 NJ. CINCINNATI EX.
PRESS Sundays excepted, connsoting st Emi.e
iansp6ft, HarFisbtifg and Philads dsiphis. and sf
! New 1oTk, for Boston and New England cities.
A Sleeping Coach accompanies this train from
Aesdyihe 70 New 4orks lis1 af 70
5:13 P. M. ACCOMMODATIONS.
| 5undays excepted
10.55 P.8 NJ. ACCOMMODATION.
| 7,20 A, M WAY FREIGHTf fsun-I
| days excepted
Boston and New England Passen-
| gers, with. their Baggage, are trans
fefFed free Of charge in New York.
The best Ventilated and Most Lux
| uriOus Sleeping Coaches BGTIN THE
Il WORLD@Ss zaeeonaP PanSS- all mi ght
I trains on this Railway.
i k&7 BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
/ and fare always as low as by any
i other route.
Ia ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE
! RAILWAY, which can be obtained
/ at all Principal Ticket Offices In
il the West and Southwest.
IL y. .RUCKER, WIN. R. BARR
Il Genll Szp't A & G. W. Div Genq Pass. Aq't
/ mar3I '69
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BO0Te &ISHOES. d
ATTENTQN I
NEW BOOT AND. .sHOEiSTORE

g E EffaE e sEaszas- fETsE ~ Z
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lslSssEH ssss: H1r., AIRY for P.tiiIoas1, RSss's.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH B. 1869

20. Wheat 81 22@1 20. Corn 5S4G5sEc. Oats
554@56. High wines 80. Pork s32 %. Lard Isl
Bulk meats-Shoulders l23c., sides l549l5tc.
Picked hams l73c. Bulk hams l4lc.
CEcNEATI. March 2.-Flour dull and un-
changed. Whisky Gle. Pork $32 so. Bulk meats
Shoulders l5c, rib sides IL, clear sides l74c
Lard l9c. Hams lsl@lsAc. Star candles 23c.
Talow candles l4l6l5c.
MOBILE, March -Cotton-Nothing doing,
Receipts 509 Exports s32.
MEMPHIS. March 2.-Ootton quiet aud weak,
nominslly csc. Receipts 655. Exports s17.
CHARLESTON, March 2.-Cotton market dull
Sales loo bales; middIings 2s@26ic. Receipts 797.
Exports coastgise IL bales. 20.
SAVANNAH, March 2.-Cotton dull. Prices nom.
insl; transactions light. Receipts ga. Exports
coastwise 5l9 bales.
LOUISVILLE, March 2.-ssles 2s2 hhds. tobacco
at steady rates. Superfne -four S. 6006. Corn
6O@62c. Osts 60@63c. Pork $32 So Lard 19c.
Bacon-shoulders l4lc., clear rib sides 17ac.,
clear sides lSo. Buk-shoulders l33c., clear rib
sides 165c., clear sides lie. Whisky 92c.
ST. LOUIS. March 2.-Supsrfne -four s566 %.
Wheat 81 81. Corn 56970c. Oats 66tO6sc.
Pork s32 80. Whisky 92c. Bulk mests-Shoul-
ders l3c. clear rib sides l64c,; clear sides lie.
Bscon-ShouIders 14lc.; clear rib sides l7c.;
clear sides l73c. Lard lSa0l9c.
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HARKRTs

HAvRE, March Cotton fat and unchanged
LIVERPOOL, March 2-Noon.-Cotton fat. Mid.
ding upands II 3D.; middling Orleans i'd. Sales
5000 bales. Shipments from Bombay since last
report, "a, 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL, March 2-Afternoon.-Yarns and
fabrics heavy. Red Western wheat 80. I'd. Corn,
old 3ls. 3D., new 30s. 80.
LIVERPOOL. March 2-Evening. dull.
Sales 5000 bales.
LONDON, March 2.-Consols 80. Bonds sl5. So.
gar dull; on the spot $685., saost 29s. TalloW
ASS. Sd.
FRASKFoaT, March 2.-Bonds s6E.
NEW YORK, March 2-Noon.-Stocks steady !;
money active at q cent. Sterling lQ9. Gold
1872. 620s Of 1862 III; North Csroli0a's "a. new
do. 593; Virgnia's ex coupons 565, do. new 62.
NEW YORK, March 2-Noon.-FlOur dull and so.
lower. Wheat quiet and stesdier. Corn lc. bet
ter. Pork firm. new mess $32 rs. Steam lard
unchanged, barrels 1870. Cotton dull middling
uplsnds 29lc. Turpentine quiet at 5440559.
Rosin steady, common 81 5092 55. Freights
NEW York, March O.. Southern securities
quiet. Louisiana levees 693. Money active at Z,
and in some instances commission added. Sterling
decidedly firm, l09@lOs4. Gold steady 1927.
Stocks closed firm.
NEW YORK, March 2.-Fivs twenties of '62
'66 ll25 l0.40's 1863.
NEw YORK March 2.-Cotton without decided
change. Sales 1900 bales. Middling uplsnds 294c.
Flour irregular and unsettled; common to fair
extra Southern Sc 5000 So. Wheat slightly
fsvors buyers. Corn firm, yellow Southern 81.
Pork frm, new $32@32 25. Lard steady, kettle
l9lQl94c. Whisky rather more steady, soc. Rice
dull, Carolina 9GlOc. Sugar dull and &c. lower,
good TO fsir refining lS@l3lc. Turpentine 54s
@55c. Rosin 81 45GS. Freights declinging, cot.
ton sail and steam I.
CHICAGO, March 2.-FlOur-supsrfne IS 100
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FROM MEMPHIS.

Arrest for Alleged Marder-Arrest of a
Claim Agent.
MENPHIs, March "A. A. Dorsn, who recently
$4,000 bail.
Major Josiah Earl, lately clerk Of the circuit
court of Crittenden county, Arkansas. was ar
rested here to cay on a requistion from Governor
Clayton, approved by Governor Brownlow, on
the charge of attempting the assassination of q
negro man. and was taken by the police to the
levee for the purpose of crossing the river but his
friends procured writ of habeas corpus which
was tried before Judge Lee, Of the Common Law
Court, this afternoon. He was released on $40 :
900 bail until to morrow, on the ground of infor-
mality in the requistion. Forty of the most pro.
minent lawyers of the bar volunteered their ser.
vices in Earl's behalf
McCombs, Jr. claim agent, was arrested this
afternoon by the United States marshal, for fOrg-
ing the name of q soldier to a draft.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Mexican News.

San Francisco, March Late Mexican I'D
vices state that the report of the escape of Gen.
Canto, while being conveyed to Durango for trial
for the murder Of Gen. Patoni, is untrue. He
arrived at Durango on the 8th Of January, and
was Immediately consigned to the tribunal which
will decide bis case.
Negrete pounced upon Pueblo at the head of
$50 men, for the purpose Of capturing conducta
Of So 00O,oO0. but fed on the approach of the
government troops.
The government has declared null and void the
contract with the California, Oregon and Mexican
Stesn ship Company, the latter not complying
with the stipulated conditions.
The National Guard, established throughout the
State OfSinsloa. is doing excellent service against
the Apache Indians on the frontiers of Chihuahua
and Sonora.
Gen. Vega has been appointed governor of
Lower California.
The Mexican steam frigsts Juarez is still sunk
in the bay of PchiliDgua, and will probably be
abandoned.
Rich gold diggiDgs have been discovered near
Todos Santos, Lower California.
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RIVER NEWS.

VICKsBURG, March Passed down: Henry
Ames at 8, Great Republic at midnight last night
Belle Lee at P. NJ, and Leonidas at 10 this A. NJ
River rising.
MEMPHIS. March 2.-Weather clear and pleas.
ant. River falling slowly. Arrived Mollie Ham.
bleton, from Evansville. Departed: Belle Mem.
phis, for st. Louis; Virginia for Louisville No
toms, for Cincinnati; Julia, for Vicksburg
CAIRO, March 2.-Passel down: KilgOur, Min.
neols and Belle St. Louis. The Magenta will get
awsy tonight River fell 10 inches. Weather
clear and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, March River declining.
LOUISVILLE March 2.-River falling, seven feet
ten inches in the canal.
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PERENPToRY CLEARING OUT SALE OF SToCK on
HAND ON ACCOUNT OF REAovAL.-Every day at IL
O'Clock, until Saturday, 9th inst. inclusive at his
present auction rooms. corner st. Charles and
Perdido streets, Chas T. Nash sells the entire con.
tents, furniture, pianos and sundries in his auction
rooms, on account of removal and relinquishing
the jobbing indoor furniture business. Parties
having goods on sale or storage are hereby mott.
fed, unless immediate instructions are received,
they will be sold to the highest bidder. For full
particulars read his special card in auction COL
nmna.
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FROM HAVANA.
The Cuban Revolution.

HAVANA, March 1.-The DIario reports a victory
for the troops at CieDfuegas. Three hundred
rebels surrendered at Villa Clara.
Gen. Lesca is advancing into the interior with
out opposition, by avoiding routes where the rebels
are posted behind Notifications.
The Diario also says the revolutionary general,
Napoleon Aringo, has joined the Spanish general,
Vslmaseda with 1000 men.
Thus reinforced, Valmaseda set out for Puerto
Principe TO meet Lesca, moving from La Guanaja,
when the combined forces will attack Quesada.
Four Spanish gunboats are cruising between La
Guansja and the Spanish main. Guadina Ia watch
ing the revolutionists in Nassau waters.
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that the Texas convention has presented good
Constitution to the people. and he had no doubt
Of its ratification, and that Texas would thus soon
be restored to the Union.
Gen. Grant expressed his qualification. He said
Gen. Candy was an excellent officer, but he felt il
due TO Reynolds to restore him TO his command
The Texans were well pleased with their inter-
view. They are all opposed to division OF the
State.
The caucus renominated all the old House off
GERS except King. postmaster. The Democratic
caucus nominated Kerr for speaker. Blaine is
nominated for speaker by the Republicans.
Dawes will be speaker for the remainder Of the
session.
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FROM THE PASSES.

ter 30:40. Weather calm. Arrived, steamship
/. c. Harris, Lockwood, Galveston, to @. A.
Whitney & Co. United States, to Wood, Low
& Ludwigsen. Fire Queen, williamson, Liver
pool, 10 Ashbridge, Smith & Co. Sailed, steam.
ship MaripOsai
SOUTHWEST Pass, March 2-6P. M.-Barometer
30:25. Wind s. and light. No arrivals. Sailed,
ship Arzills and barks Hypathes and Johannes.
PAss-A.LOUTRE, March % P. M.-Nothing in
sight. Steamship DeSOto still aground. Wind
S. E., fresh. Tide rising.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CHICAGO, March 2.-The Tribune of this city
recommends Joshua R. Hill, of Georgia, for the
cabinet.
NEW YORK, March 2.-Arrived: Steamships
Gen. Meade and Santiago de Cuba.
BosTON, March 1.-THE ship henry Br1f, from
Cadiz for Boston, foundered of Nantucket. The
crew were all saved, except two drowned aud
two frozen to death. All are more or less FROST
bitten.
PORTLAND, NE, March 2.-The Democrats car.
red this city for the first time since 1860.
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Msssrs. Louis Stern Bros, at No. 80 Magazine
and 96 GraVier street. will sell to-day $50 cases
boots, shoes and ,brogsns. As buyers are keeny
alive to the bargains to be found at these almost
diurnal sales of 500 and l0Oe cases. we simply re.
mind them Of the hour, 10 A. N. To country
dealers we specially commend these sales Of
Messrs Stern Bros.
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FROM THE INDIAN CoUNTRY.-The following dis.
patch was Just received By the executive commit
tee of the United States Indian Commission from
Vincent Colyer, now on his way to visit the In-
dams at Fort Cobb, and others in that vicinity, by
invitation of Msj. Gen. VIM. B. Hszen, now in
command at that place.
FORT LEAvENwoRTH, Feb. 24.-1O EdtoGrd
C'omlceN: There are about $500 Of the Usage
Indians left on their reservation. They starv
ing to death this fall, when Gen. Sheridan issued
rations to them. The first six beeves that were
slaughtered they eat raw entrals aud ALL in about
an hour. They will have TO be fed by the govern
ment until next April, when their hunting reason
beeins- 1t is theiT last eight million acrea Of
which the Spectators claim to have bought from
them at nineteen cents per acre. Gen. Sheridan
will not be here till the middle Of March. | leave
for the Indian country, via Lawrence tomorrow.
(Sgned) VINCENT CoLYER.
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FROM EUROPE,

Death or LnmRvtine-A Bill DisestablIshing
the Irish Church.
PARIS, March 1.-The poet Lanartine ia dead.
LONDON, March 2.-Gadstone introduced his
bill dsestablishing the Irish Church aud made a
long speech, to which Disraeli responded. The
bill passed the first reading. The second reading
is fixed for March 18th.