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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-21
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IA IN favor OF the Maine Liquor Law, or that If c IN
intend to employ as deputy, man in favor Of thai l.
uNIkuE-ahd mi ended TO defeat my election. am ,ri'4
to the cause OF Temperance but think present laws ~
cient on that subject if properly enforced s4Ai'
may 2l3t-elt-d2 ROBERT n NOS,
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~ aged woman would be preferred Apply at DR. p II
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|EhE HAZARD POWDER Cnmp.S,
Manu'acturers and Dealers in GUNPOWDER laya,,
reduced ther prices to correspond with the reduced 81 -
Satpetre continue It. offer their well known brands Of ~
,rc indian Rifle and ntucky Rife Powder in Kegs and nan
Stes As Gnnpowd'r for blasting and mining enn,nr,sn
full assortment OF qualities and kinds required bv the B
guaranteed to give entire salts action y - "'e
The standard Of their POWDER which b.s o,o,.aa :,
highest reputation for than twenty five yenrs II, W
found unsurpassed by any other in the world
FOR sale by the principal dealers at the oaira III,
the Company, No 30 Wall CO. Water street New York "
, T. ,o,,o, -, G. A. O. HAZARD, prest
may 81 dom Is
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's, FAsHIoNABLE UPHOLSTERY.

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pared 10 execute all orders in his line Of business IN %
ness and dispatch sneh as PAPER HANGING and IIni
> Ekl Lounges, Sofas, Tetes 1ces, Easy Chairs, a.
n ~ WiNDo" and BED CURTAINS mode and HIM
Rooms neatly prepared Mattresses made over and ut,
lone in the Upholstery line. i''+"E
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended
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f."NVES W ANTED.-I hr suiisrr Der con-
thues in market for NEGROES If both scxos betweop
inc ages OF 10 aud 30 years including Mechanics snc
as aehsnnth and Carpenter and will pay the highest mar
het prices III cash His ofirc erected brick bnlId
m l ~ isNheh street, edaoy rear of the Farmers
"nefo hei, pfepafofh haVius erected building. with
view 10 board negroes sent to ynchburg sale or OH
c"s' Oh as moderate terms and keep them as o.re a.
'heF were ilas ed IN the jail of the Coz p"ratjon
lh'N l3d"ely SETH WOODROOF
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25
Of the George law

GNCW YIN, ICCs 40
The steamer George Law arrived this
evening from Aspinwall. brings Callior
MIA dates TO Nov. 20. and 81 600, 600 ia
treasure. ...a
There is scarcely any impcrtan. news
to sdd TO that already received via New
Orleans,
Money prospects continue good.
An unsnccessiul ,tsemp. was made In
sink the s,eamer Otizaba while y ing a.
her dock in san Francisco.
M Two hundred recruits for Walker went
IN the Orzsba on her downward trip +.
Dates from Oregon to Nov. IL,
Judge OiHey of the u. s. DiAtric'
Court. mad refused 10 hold the las. regu
lar term Of lha Court, in consequence ot
he %remodelIing Of the Judiciary BY con
gress. All The Judges in the territory
aad adopted tbs sume course. a ..4.
Advices from Washinstcn ,erri,or,
slate sha: the volunteers of both staff ami
line had been disbanded by the Governor.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25
Iowa legislature.

W. End nothing IN the proceedings o'
The Legislature SINE the close of our
r.por. on the outside. Of special import
zee Mr.. Finnsy. Of WapeIIo. on the
10Th. introduced in the House H. F. No.
GO, Q bill { amend The charter Of Ouum-
va. and the day before, 18Th. . rssolu-
ton passed the House TO adjourn over
for the Holidsys. from Saturday the l0th
to Monday, January 5,h. Whether OF
no, the Senate %concunsd, we are not I'D
,issd. but We arc impressed with The DO
iist that iha, body would o b. found
very hostile to such = proposition and il
not. the members Of the Hon. General
Assembly Of Iowa ere doubtless by this
lime mostly reposing from .hsir srduous
aboFs ia the bosoms Of their families.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25
Charleston, Dec. I:

E# g. # " DSC.
The steamer Isabel from Havana and
Key West, arrived here this morning.
The Tennessee arrived at Kew Yves,
with 600 passengers and 5000. 900 Ia
specie. Thirteen Of The passengers died
of cholera.
Gen. Walker had been driven from
every place exaep, Ina Transit route
n hundred Of his men, after fighting 3
days in Grenada, were surrounded by the
COSTA Rica. Salvador and Gun'emeIa
forces. sAFg
Gen. Walker was on board the
steamer on The lake. wi,hou, communi.
cation with h,s army, and hia men were
suffering fo- the want of provisions and
clothing, and were Gying of by disease.
LATER.
Gen. Walker has burnt Grenada and
Massaya. t
A nuval figh, had occurred near San
Juan del Sud, lasting wv hours between
a Costa Rlca brig OF war and tie Near.
agua wal steamer Grenada. r
Among the passengers on The Tennes
see is Lola Monies.
The dates from Havana are To the 10Th
inst. Sugar had improved Ito ac per ID
Gen. Harvey aud suite had arrived a,
Key West. on . tour oil inspection 10 The
d lifrren. posn there.
Fisgs 81 truce were hois,ed nj oil the
posts through The country, for The pur
poee Of railing in the Indian. tor a talk.
and Il possible 10 bring Them 10 terms of
peace.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25
Narrta9es.

In Ottumwa, Dec. sth, BY Rev. A. C. Nc
Donald, Mr. RUFrs TIsDrLL. Il Leayer-
worth City, Kansas, 10 Miss MARY JANE
MArHEwsoN, of this place.
In Ottumwa, Dec. 0 h, by Rev. A. C. Nc.
Donald, Mr.. JOSIAH .MYERs to Miss SARAH
COCHRAN, both of this plac,.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Thos. Wa
lace Mr.. ANDREW j. WEArHERBEE, Of Mon
roe county, Iowa, to Miss SARAH JANE BA-
SHAW, of Blake.burg, Wapello county, lows.
On the same day by the same Mr.. LACEY
G~ARLINGHoUsE to Miss ELIZABETH A. Me-
CoRMIcx, both of Blakesburg, Wapelto county,
Iowa.
A can Of delicious oysters accompanying Inc
above, inspires US with sentiments Of profound
regard for the parties who h I'VE thus embark ,
ed together on the journey of life. and the be-
lief that an act of such unusual liberality st
the onset, must greatly tend to insure to them
a large degree of prosperity and happiness
We confidently expect that it will.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25
News from Honduras.

".u...# ns B0eiOn, Dec. ID.
The brig Henrietta Jane has arrived
here with Honduras dates to Nov. 25.
g The country was tranquil. and the ex.
element caused by Waiher's interference.
IN the affairs Of Nicaragua had somewhat
a There is no,hirc new in regard to the
future curse OF Honduras in supporting
the other states against Walker. "
The news OF Waiker's success was
not kno~n 10 the people Of Honduras,
and It was suil believed that the famous
adveniUrer had been defeated,
The psrty Of The American gold Gig
gers wiiu have been Ia Honduras ioI
some Time past. prospecting Tor The prec
ious metal. had nearly all lief, the cour.
iry. on ut the sickiy climate
which had proved on The coas, very de.
billlsting "a Americans. #a f,
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25

The correspondent, Of Tho Journal
writing from Campbsils,iIIe. KY. on the
lO,b ssys that = negro boy had d~iscl"set
. plot Of the negroes in tia, nelghborhood
IL rise sbou, Christmas. several arrests
had been made. and an examination held
on the OH. befnre Justice Cloyde but
nothing elected ssve the statement OF The
boy. that he overheard ,he negroes %,
tina, they intended to make war upon the
whites abous Christmas. and that If be
would join them they would make him
rich. The negroes sre reported :"
possess euns. pistols. &c The CORES
pnnden. adds ,ha, cocsidefabls dissaus
faction exists geusraily among the ne
eross which II not promptly suppressed
msy lead 70 ssvisvs trouble.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25

At q erecting Of The ci.isens Of Agency
Ci,y, held on the l2th say OF Dee. 1856.
the following preamble and resolutions
were adopted, viz
WHEREAS. The time has arrived in the
history and prog ress Of our beautiful and
healthy village hen greatness and pros
perity mainly depend upon the moral
r%ecti,uoe. sobris'y and orderly conduc,
Of its c~iuzeas. for presenting to the elni-
gram, hcsuuful ard desirable location
Tor q home, and encouraging him 10 stop
among w., 10 assist in developing the
capsci,y and resources Of our agricultural
and manufacturing wealth, which nature
has so lavishIy bestowed upcn our sur
rounding country, which 10 this as it,.
mart, and for adding wealth and dignity
TO our town; and. whereas we the cin
GENE Of Agency City, feeling . natural,
snd profound solici,ude for the comp lete
success. and Ultimate triumph oi The
total humiliation of The traffic IN 4htoxi.
eating drinks, and is kindred drmor,l-
izlng tabi,s and influences, therefore
be it
Resolued. Tha, va hail with pride
and sstisiac elton, The interest the cinzens
of this place and it, vicinity, have taken
~ a band OF brothers in attempting TO
arrest ,tese growing evils.
ResoiUed, Tha, we, the citizens Of
Agency CITY assembled, do pledge our
selves to stand by each other, both with
our influence and ouI purses. in aten,p,
ing 10 new down and utterly destroy this
deadly upas, which has grown SO great
among us.
Resoived. Ths, we will FIRE, VI, IN our
neis hbo's who are engaged in the traffic.
Of The consequences, u they s,ill continue
10 sell intoxicating drinks. or allow 49,
- abou, their establishments
Resoi0ed, Tha, il they wM not dis
continue The traffic, after having been
kindly warned Of the consequences. we
pledge ourselves 10 each Dther, tn enforce
the Irw. ! its utmost rigor, sgains, any
aud all offenders.
Resotved. That a vigilance committee
be appointed. consisting Of - chi.
zens; whore duty shall be 10 see iha, The
splrn of The above resolutions are carried
into effect. and whose further duty shafi
be to see that oil per.ons who will not
abandon the traffic, shall be deal, with
according 10 law, and we. The ci,lzens of
Agency Cry. pledge ourselves to sustain
the ssid committee, in whatever action
they may see proper to take. in carrying
ou, the intention Of the above resolutions.
p E. ID Blaex.1
G.. Dudley,
E. Dudley. SCommiuee.
J. Stephens,
S. Aus,in. -a# f.
EDWARD DUDLEY. Chm.
J. p. MYERS. Secretary
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25
Safest Ntbs.


The counting room OF Carr. Be"ne'
e. Co Water ST.. wa. robbed Yesterday
Of . trunk containing 10000 in bills
receivable.
John e. Stanford, assistant postmaster
a, Florence, ONEIDA Co.. was arrested
or Saturday for mail robbery. The ar
res. was made BY Mr.. Holbrook, at the
p. o. Dep't.
A call has been issued in the CITY for
a Nicara va sympathy meeting, to BE-
held in the Tabernacle on Saturday even
Ing. The names OF Gov. Price. of N. J
Elk Gov Smith, of Vs., and Jones OF
Tenn, and Senators Nash, Douglas,
Mason &C., are among those announced
as speakers. .a
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25
Dec. II,

The truth OF The rumof of Judge Le-
comp's's removal 10 now confirmed. by
the nomination by the Pres,. TO the Sen
,,e Of Jas. O Harrison OF Ky az Chic
Justice Of The Supreme Cour, OF Kansas.
The IeIosal was COME mpla,ed a, leas,
40 days ago. and Of which il 10 said he
was aware. butup TO this time, u olhinp
has been heard from ham in defence OF
his official conduct. The recen, proofs
and representations Of Governor Geary
The course OF The administfa.
,ion in The premises. Thomas Cunning
ham OF Pa. has. like wise been appointed
associate justice Of the Supreme Courl
of Kansas in place of Burrell deceased.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25

Professor Wood, la Market street, St. Lou
IS, offers 'to the sick everywhere" his Orien-
tai Sanative Linimen., and his Vegetable Pills.
The remarkable efficacy of thes. Justly cele-
brrted Medicines in curing diseases. has Civ
en- them arepntation rarely obtained by any
remedies Of their class.--(Rellville Advocate,
April, 1885.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25
IntemEerance.

We commend TO the attention Of our
readers the Resolutions passed q, q pub
lie meeting in Agency City, and which
We publish in another column. They
have the ring OF The true metal sbou,
.hem, and we trust tina. those who pass.
ed them int nd 10 fulfill the promises
they make.
From not unirequent manifestations in
oar streets. and from the disgraceful
rows which occur almos. daily. We think
j, 10 high time sor the citizens Of Ouum.
wa TO adop, similar measures TO ,bo.e OF
Iheir n~eighbors Of Agency. If there is
potency in the law there are several
deEs in Town which demand TO be i'm.
medistely wiped out.
The only way this can BE- done. il by
adopting such measures a. have proved
successful in EddyviIle, and which we
,rus. will pro 70 equally e~ficacious IN
Agency. . Simultaneous mossmen, of the
whole community who prefer the inter.
es,s Of the place to the g,s,ifac'ion Of =
depra'ed and violated appetite. This
will have to be done soon. The evil 10
becoming formidable, and in q short time
people who regard the d~ecencies oil
life, snd . well regulaied.so5sr and order
Iy society. will avoid the place 81 they
would . plague stricken city. The o
sequence will be . ~s,sgna.ion Of b~usi;.ess.
depreciation Of property. and . universal
bIigh,ing Of our now fair prospects.
We have refrsined too long perhsps
from puelic allu'ion to this important
matter. from , desire 10 spare the place
the disgrace ~a,isshing to the 'oisra'
lion Of such . s.a,s OF things. hoping
that those engaged 10 ,be business. would
voluntarily. des,ss from infraesions OF the
'avs Of the S,s,s, ard from q course
which 10 certain 10 combine for is sup.
preston. the almost unanimous voice oi
our community. when they come 70 re-
aiizs fully me real condition Of ~,hines.and
he vortex o wards which We are fast
drifting.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25

Private letters from Nicaragua ssy the
sick and wounded. with the women and
children who were in GRENADA before It's
destruction, were I" The number of come
$50 conveyed To the Island OF One,pra
IN the Las- where they suffered dreadful
p,'vaIions for some days and were there
surprised and attacked BY The natives.
some 20 escaped. bu, there arc fearful
sPprshensions OF tho fale OF The remain
der
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25
ST. LOUIS, Dec. IL

A meeting relative 10 the obstruction
Of the Mississippi river by The Rock Is
land Bridge. was held a, the Mechanics
Exchange on yesterday. Commrtee.
we're appointed to make survey Of the
bridge. and institute legal proceedings for
us removal and collec. funds to pay the
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25
NEw ORLEANS, Dec.

The steamers Calhoun has arrived a,
this port with dates from Vera Cruz TO
the 7ih inst.
Puebla, which in our las, advices was
in a stage Of sieee. surrendered TO ,be
government forces on ,a~ 6 h inst.
The statement Ina, VIdsuri had en-.
tered into the amicabie treaty with Com
comfort is confirmed. .... s 49,
Pronunciamen,os were still the order
OF the day. ~.~.
Alvarez had taken the field in HE &C.
fence of The government
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25

PERSONAL STANDING - There has
been manifested by all clssses Of u cit.
izsns during he pas, week. . degree OF
sol,ei,ude sbous personal standing that
W have never noticed before. Persons
Who have been remarkable for their 10
difference on ,hs, subject. have been Oh
served TO walk with the grea'estcar 70 and
ciscumspee,ion. This has been owing
- she tact that the whole Town has been
incassd in . oos, Of ice. rendering loco
motion q matter Of the gsesssss difficulty.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25
From the Chicago Democrat.
DE- Leib Of the Bugle, at Wheat
s land.

land.
/. How U j, Is that a ..prophe, has no
honor in his own country" DR. Leib,
the we'll known editor OF The Bugle, has
been a very illussd man iu Chicago
Douglas organ prrsis,en,ly ignored the
very existence OF his srirled campaign
paper. They KEEP, the Dr. in tho back
ground al every political meeting. Even
On the occasion of The torch ligh, process
sion Dyer refused TO introduce him 10 the
crowd, to address ,ae people, and the
DOetof. despite his native modes.v, was
compelled 10 thsus. himself upol the De.
mocracy unannounced. No%lwI,hs,and-
ing all these various drawbacks. how,
ever. The Doctor was no, TO be fo,lcd. and
he determined TO make q pilgrimage to
Wheaiiand, The result, OF which the cor
responder, OF the N. Y. Herald Cdron-
icIes 40 f0lle VS.:
LANCASTER, Nov. 20.
have heretofore neglected
ing the arrival and departure of Doctor
Charles Leib. DR.. Lsib is q decided
character and his .ergiveIsions, 10 trace
them out. would flI a volume OF no or
binary size. Schuylxill county, in this
State, has the honor Of being The birth
place of The Doctor. The.e he sludied
medicine, aud law in this city. Wa q
yislsnt Demucrat. turned Wing. and got
an office for turning. under Presiden,
Taylor. Left for The "Far West'' aud
located in ohe OF the western counties Of
Iowa. where he praciiced law and med.
,cins together, and Tho las, time saw
him. until his arrival here q few Gays
ago. he had pulled up stakes and came
driving into Keokuk city on an OK cart.
the result, ri his legal and medical Specu
l~a,ions. The Doctor next turned up in
Kansas 40 treasurer Of a "b!us" lodge oi
some kind, but i, getting too .'hoi" tor
him aud the ..border rufians' he left
us next whereabouts 10 in Chicago. ss
editor Of a campsigr Douglas glori6sr.
snd by his individual exeriions carried
l~llinois for Buchanan. Alter this i'm
periec, ard has,y sketch OF the Doctors
very even,ful life. may ! no, ask whs,
office 10 the Doctor to havei
W. will swe We put the Doctor
down for the Poet Office. but we learn,
on the very hiRhes, authority tina, We
are mistaken. He 10 10 have the Col
lec,orshir. and he deserves il. Although
he has influence in 4 high quarter being
. distaa, relation Of the President, s,ili
he deserves the appointment on account
Of his invaluable services 10 the cause IN
this State.
II 10 impossible for the President TO
overlook the Doctor. OF 10 ignOr the ex-
is,ence Of the Bugle, % the organ Of
Douglas has persisted 10 dong ever
since il started.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25


q NOlhiog new that 10 OF public in.
,eres. has o:currsd IN k.nsss. The
sale of the Della ware lanGs sill continue
a. the Fort. Abou, 1 as las, Of he week
portions Of The city Of Leavenwor.h are
expected 10 be sold.
The bogus Territorial legislature, re
Gently elected. meets in Lecomplon early
next month. Governor Geary Is ex-
pected 10 do all he can 10 have The mos
obnoxious enactmen's repealed.
The Free State Legislature, elected
by the people, meets about the same
ime in Topeks. Interference BY the
Federal troops. or his Excellency Gov
Geary . moi expected. BY many Of our
people. Governor Robinson aud Lieut..
Governor Rober,s srs both INV in Kan
sas. and early 10 January they will be 81
Fop"ka ready to acs 10 their 9th isl ca
pacI,y.
The news Of Gen. Whi,6eId's reiec.
ton by the lower house OF Congress ha.
just been received. i, il repn,sd tina
Gov. Geary will call . special election
for delegates ~ Congress under an cleo
ZION law Of his own, so I'll can vote
That will les, the strength Of the two
par,is. in Kansas.
In a ii,lle less shan four weeks the
Free Sla,e Legislature meets. Whs,heI
Col sumner will d'sperss i. il no, known
is seams that the Presiden, was NO, will
ing 10 lake The responsibility Of Summers
ACT in dispensing the Legislature Ia July
last =, pom. Of the bayone,, and the "old
hull OF the woods" will not again be
caught apipg old Cromwell, withou, he
has President 10 back him. What
cour'e Geary will take 10 no, ys, known.
bu, il 10 generally believed he will not
interfere. and The Legislature for The
Fsee State OF kansas will 90 on swim.
'ngly.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25

First Biennial Report Of the
Trustees and OHicers Of Insti.
tuition for the Deaf and dumb
The Institution was opened for Ihe
reception Of pupils on the third day 4.
Feb 1855. twenty pupils to be educa.
ted at the expense of he state were adj.
mitted at the commencement. thirty four
have been since admitted making a total
Of fifty four.
Appropriations from the Sl,,e Treasu
~ at $4,000 per aunum for the two
years $40, 600. From pupils. interest
&c. 1894 Is Disbursements for the
same PERIOD 1891 o.. Balance ST..
SAG 46. s
The Principal Mr.. Ijsms estimates the
number IF deaf muies in the State TO be
atou' $50 and accordingly the Trustees
recommend an increased appropriation.
The Importance Of erecting q suitable
building is urged in the report.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25

The B0cheIOr'S Christmas.
To day we welcome the annual return
Of the great holiday. 1. comes bringing
is abundance Of joys and pIsasuves.-
l, 10 the peculiar season Of b%enevolsnce
and gratitude, The occasion for the exer
ciae OF oil the better faculties Of our no
sure. for the development, Of affection
and al; the social qualities. and for the
ourrying Of hate, revenge, and jealousy.
Around countless fresides will be Assem-
bled happy groups Of relatives and reuni.
ted friends, o. countless festive boards
will be assembled joyous par,skers -
Parents will gree. their children. children
will once more lake counsel Of their pa.
rents. Brothers and sisters once more
meet. TO talk 10 each other Of their hopes
and prospects. and successes or If dis.
appointments and failures and affections.
It " great day ard bu, for the abuses
which some cannot, or will not, refrain
from committing q good one. LIE, i. be
spent happily and Joyously-le, not en-.
'joynen. be gifted or restrained, remem-
boring a'wsys that ih.empsia,e intul.
gencs In anything is not enjoyment.
But every where on the face of the
sa,.h shere 10 . class Of beings for whom
The festivities appropriate to Christmas.
bring no real enjoyment. The 20 be-
gone class Of bipsds to whom we refer
arc bachelors. To par,icularize, We
mean that class Of bachelors who have
desperately left their mothers and are
wanderers from their homes. Home
less al oil times, on Christmas they are
peculiarly homeless. VIVA. 10 Christmas
10 the man who has no. a home! There
is no Joy connected with that holiday
which 10 no. . home joy. Tho riches.
and dainiieat visnds that can load a
Christmas tatie are insipij 10 him who
does no partake Of them at homo. No
so;c., c.n ....on ,hsm vel, II IN. pa.
ep,.' b,s,sino-,hs .i.,.,. Iov.-,hs
wifs's affection and ina child. ,,,u,e
are all absent. ChYi,,m,s h.s no,h;no
for the bachelor. Santa Clsu, doc, no,
know him. IL wish YOU q merry Christ
mas,"js to him =, the be,, , mere mock.
ery. A merr, Chris,m., indeed, How
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25
BALTIMORE, Dec. 10.

Savannah papers state that General
Harvey has suspended hos.Iities ssains,
'he Semlnoles. order 10 communicate he
intentions of the government, towards
them aud it is believed al Tallahassee
,ha, tie sar will be concluded hy nego-
liatiOn.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25
Boot Notices.

Arthurs Ladys' Home Magazine for Janus-
ry 1857, was received a few days since, and it
affords us much pleasure to invite those wish.
ing to subscribe for IN excellent family Mag
azine, beautifully embellished. and andsome-
ly printedto send for Arthur. Terms 81 90
I. 5. Arthur Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Those wishing to subscribe for he Courier anc
Arthur, can have both for 81 Is in advance.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25
BusTnN, Dec. Is,

Thermometer 3 deg. below zero a,
SackvI's IL degrees below: ST. John
N. B IA degrees below; Calais. Maine.
IL degrees below; al Albany 7 degrees
below; New York IL deg. above zero
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25
Biennial Report Of the Treasur.
urer Of State.

Biennial Report Of the Treasure
urer Of State.
The following is the recapi,ulation.
Amour, received from the frs, day Of
November 1854 to the 3lI day Of Oc-
,ober 1855. both days inclusive, $780,.
3O6 81.
Amount Of warran,s redeemed from
the first day Of Nov. 1854 to the 3 Is, day
Of October 1856. both days inclusive.
S246 265 SIS. ln,eres, paid in same
S2.S84 30. Amour. on hand, ell.
z56 80.
SALINE LAND FUND.-Amoun, receiv
ed from the frs! day of November 1854
to the els. day Of October 1855. both
Jays inclusive. sl5,436 81.
Amour, loaned and paid on, from the
6rss day Of November 1864. 10 the Gle,
Cay Of Oc,obsr 1856 both days inclusive,
Sl4.4sO 60. Amour, on hand. 1856.
81
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25
New York, Dec. Ia

Mi'chell d Co 3 adamantins csndl.
mandatory ON Fourth ST.. was burned
.his morning. L'ss eighty Thousand
Collars; insurance fifty thousand.