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news OF the Week
BY Telegraph to she Daily Free Pre-.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. "a
The Speaker laid letter before the House
from the members from South Carolina.
Withdrawing their membership, as the state
had resumed its original rights. They ex-
pressed mutual feeling Of respect for the
House and cherished the hope that their fl-
ture relations would be friendly. Laid On the
table and ordered to be printed
The Boston Herald (Denocratic) mas the
following despatch
WASHINGTON. Dec. p
u has been discovered that several Govern
Ucnt officials Of high standing are connected
with the great robbery Of the Indian
Bureau Bonds Their names had no
yet transpirod 1t appears upon in
vestgation that the Bonds were stolen
to borrow money on for the use Of the Central
Breckenridge Club, during the late Pres
Dental Election, and the crisis in monetary
affairs has prevented the return of the bonds
before the usual time to use them for their
Legitimate purposes. The robbery amounts
to nearly a million Of dollars
WAsHINGToN, Dec. 25.
Mr.. Russell was required to give bail inS5O0,-
900, in default of which he was committed to
jail. Mr.. Bailey was retained..as witness. The
Department of the Interior expect to recover
all of the distracted bonds.
The Mem bers of Congress from the border
slave States, are consulting with q view to
the concentration Of all the Southern States
on the Missouri Compromise line TO the Pa
cfc, in an amerdment to the Constitution,
as a basis for a settlement; if successful,
they willrequest the cooperation of their
northern friends.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON. Dec ..
After the Convention had assent ied let
ter VAS read from ". S. Perry, of Florida, il
reply 10 an invitation 90 take seat il the
Convention, in which he says Florida will
follow the lead of SJuth Carolina. \ 1880
luton that the Governor prepare the State
for war was lost. A long debate ensued on
q resolution to send copies Of the secession
ordinance, the declaration OF causes, and the
address of the people to the slave holding
States only. An amendment to send to all
the States was lost, and the resolution was
carried. The committee on relations with
the slave holding states. reported resolutions
appointing commissioners 10 confe- with the
slave holding states, and authorizing them TO
submit u such States as secede, the federal
constitution as the basis FOX provisional gov
eminent and also inviting'the seeding States
~ meet III convention 10 determine mon the
future government, Tic convention went
into secret session TO discuss tie regulation
o. the customs. The Proceedings were marx
ed WITH great caution.
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THE PACIFIC RAIL ROAD.

The House OF Representatives on THURSDAY
passed bill providing for the construction of
railroad OF rather two lines, from the west
ern States to the Pacific. As amended. the
| bill provides for one to start from sor1e noint
of Nebraska, opposite the State of Iowa, and
another to start from q point in Kansas.
opposite to the State Of Missouri, the two
converglng at point not more than 200
miles from the Missouri river, thence pro
ceeding by single trunk line on the nearest
and best route TO San Francisco or the nayi
gable waters Of the Sacramento, passing in
the vicinity Of Salt Lake City. The second
Is also to consist Of two eonverg;rs lines.
resting upon Fort Smith ARKANSAS. and
the western border Of louisiana. uniting
with the South Pacific Railroad, chartered
ny the State Of Texas, and terminating at
San Diego.
The bill provides for chartcrina the COM
pany and granting the usual powers with
the right Of way through the public domain.
and 200 feet Of land on each side of the Road.
also alternate sections of land for six sections
in width on each side for 200 miles from each
terminus, and every alternate section to ho;ce
that distance for the remainder of the ron 70
other lands to be selected in case those
designated shall have been pre-empted. On
the completion of the Railroad and telegram
Tor 90 consecutive miles, Messrs Erastus !
Coming Samuel K. Curtis, Samuel NJ. FELTON, |
are constituted a Board Of Commissioners
70 examine and report upon the work to the |
President OF the United States, who is there |
upon to issue patents for the lands granted, |
and so on as each 50 miles shall be opened |
As soon as 250 miles are ready for opening. |
tae Secretary of the Treasury is directed to |
issue United States bonds to the amount Of |
) 10, 200 Per mile for the last 80 miles, and |
thereafter at the same rate for every mile |
OF road constructed. These bonds are to be
OF a denomination of not less than : 600 |
each, to bear interest at the rate of 5 per cent.
per annum, and be redeemable at the expira-
tlon OF 80 years. On completion of the en-
tire work, an additional sum in bonds Of
: IO,JU0 per mile for the whole line IS to be
gwen 10y the General Government, the whole
% constitute first and only mortgage on the
road, It's equipment and al other property.
me work Is TO be commenced within one
year from the passage OF the act, and built at /
Inc rate OF not less than 100 miles Per annum. {
NE whole to be completed BY the 18th OH
'1ly, 1876, the hund.edth anniversary Of our
NATIONAL Independence
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tgyGsE TRIBUNE FOR 1861.
PROSPECTUS

PROSPECTUS
TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE is now in its XXth
Volume. During tho past year, THE TRIBUNE
las b-oa obliged 70 devote quite large proportion
Gifts space to Politics but shall henceforth be
a5ls u lini, car space devoted 20 Political discus.
sion, aad devote most Of our columns to subjects
5s less intense bot more abiding, Interest. Among
these, VIC mean 70 Iay especial attention to.
l. EDUCATION The whole subject Of Eda-
cation both Por ua7 and General will be discussed
ho7a o, enlist il that discussion some OF the pro
fouadest thinkers and tie a5lest instructors in
cE- country. It at once our hope and or 70
solve that tae oaase Of Education shall receive an
impetus from the oxsrtions Of the TIE TRIBUNE
ii It's behalf during the year 1861.
II. AGRICULTUEE.-Wo have been com
PEELED to restrict calculations of this great in
terost throughout 1850. Whatever discovery, de-
duotion, demonstration IL calculated to render the
reward Of labor devoted to cultivation more ample
or moro certain, shall receive rrom7: end fall
attention.
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employed in any department: os Manufacturing or
Mechanical Industry as . real contribution to the
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early and accurate aIFices of the grea. changes
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from the Old World is now varied and ample but
We shall have to render it more perfcc. during the
eveutful year just before Us.
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Darien, in the Rocky Mountain Gold Region, and
wherever else they seem requisite. From the moro
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4 free lecture will be delivered at Baxter :
Hall, Winoossi Tails, this tIhursday) Eve
ming al o'clock, by :. :, Adams, on the subject
Of the los. constantly sustained by the state
tsrop Oh the Emigration Of her youth. AL the
bss. means Of rozedying the Evil Mr. Adams
has enjoyed peculiarly favorable opportunities,
during HE journeys through the State, Ia the per-
fyrrnancc " Ills duties as Secretary Of the PosEd
Of Education, for learning not only tie extent Ct
TIE evil, which is far create, even than generally
supposed, but tie means BY wLich We may hope
70 at least partially remedy it. Th, is he second
Of the course Of FIVE lectures. which i, 70 be con
tinued through the winter ct Winooski
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Deecher'S Sermons,

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CATARREI

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LIFE BOTH IN CITY AND COUNTRY

in very extraordinary degree The scene is
laid partly in thr country where it will trace the
rural experience Of a. American country lad, and
partly in the city, where the hero will lead to the
portrayal Of the city virtues vices, and character
istic traits,-panies, flush times, saints and
scoundrels, nobs and snobs, and 60 forth.
This talc is not Of those hastily written pro-
occasion serves, TO "Story papers," but work
which was projected and partly completed some
time ago by literary gentleman of acknowledged
talent, and which has lain year or more ripening
in hiz portfolio
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/ Proclamation,

az -''5r-.-cc sitn the proclsmatic2 q tie
7''e2t % ;lo United states, aud tae example
-o 'ernOrs of several Of the individual
- e 90 hereby re en- nend the observance 81
,'--Ai' ne FjURtH Day OF JANUARY EExr, by
teopie q this commonwealth, as day of fast
~ ana prayer, in view of the resent critical
-'--'' ION o. our common country.
~ a. on thst day unit, in devout suPplic5tiors
'-e rather Of mercies. that, in this time of ma
-'~-' peril, Re vii graciously interPose, and
rol The the passions Of men -
---t IL VIII guide the deliberations OF the Ma
Z. !. AL Congress, and impart 20 the general and
--4te governn -nts that wisdom which is from
1o'Te which SIS profitable 70 direct" sni which
s-all enable oar rulers TO preserve inviolate the
national contribution aad laws.
Let as humble ourselves before God, and confess
VITA eoutntion cur individual and cur national
sins -
Remembering sii HIS benefits and the innumer.
&nle nercies bestowed upon cur ration. let us de-
pore teare BIN cur nat ousl iugrstituie nrd
plead His pardon :lnc-y:
Let US invoke the Divine inteipos;tion for de-.
IlFeiing cur country from juGic;zl blindness for
removing the elements of disco-d mutually exist
lng between didesat sections of the United States
snd ior perpet1a-in5 tse Gnion and pro.reritr o.
cu- Hitherto happy republic.
Given under ny tsnd snd the seal Of the State AZ
81. JohnsbuTy, this Twenty-Eifth day Of De-
canbeT in the year Of our Lord One thousand
Eight Hundred ami Sixty, and of the ;ndeperl-
eace Of the United States the Eighty-Fifth.
ERASrUS FAIRBANKS
By His Ezseliency the Governor,
GEosGg A. MERRILL,
seoy Of Civil end Military Afairs.
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4 CARD TO THE SUFFERING

Tie REV. WnLIiM CosGEovr. while laboring as
missionary i japan. was cured OF Coasan otiou,
VIXEN ell other means hcd failed, By receipt OBJ
tainod from G learned physician. residing in the
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BOSTON MARKET.
Bosr0S, DEC Is.

FLoUR.-Tho demand for Flour has been more
active than any previous week for a month, and
prices Of low grades have a3vaaoed soc, aad bet
ter qualities abou, 2jc Per Dbl. Sales Of common
brand. western s4,75 5 fancy brands a, IS %;
extra a: IS so, some held at 1915 and superior
at $, 75a7 per boil including Canada, Ohio. Mich
igln ami Genessae. Ia Corn Meal moderate sales
At 8 .25a3,5o Pc Dbl for common and Brandy
wine, and Rye Flour IN small lots at s3,75a4 ,G2A
per Dbl. Buckwheat is selling a, S2s2, 25 per Dbl.
GBAGS.-Ihe demand FOR Corn has been noder-
ate ,ho past week with sales at GO re for South
e-n and Western yellow, and 65 70c for Western
mixed; Oats are very dull. Sales Of Southern,
Western and Canada at 81 SOC. Rye ia dull,
and the sales have be,n small lots at IS II per
bush. White Beans are selling at 81 37t ! so
for blue ped; 81 62t 81 IS for marrow; and
81 IS q for extra pea. Canada Peas quiet at
75c p bush. Shorts are selling at SIT SO Is,
and Fine Feed and Mildlings at $50 s2l per
ton.
PR0vISI0NS-The market for Pork continues
quite dull, and the sales have been confined 70
small lots at SI3 OOal4 60 for prime; SIC 5onl7 so
for mess; and SIS 50a20 90 FOR clear. cash and 1
mos. The demand for Beef IS moderate, with fur
thef sales at 50 OOaIl 50 per Dbl for Eastern and
Western mess and extra mess; and II 50al3 90 pr
Dbl for family extra. Lard is dull end prices are
lower, with sales Of lots il bbls and tiorces at l0a
I0ic, cash and mos. Smoked Hams are selling at
l0sllc pr ID, cash and ( mos. The arrivals of
Hogs tho past week. have been hight, witt salea at
6;a7 IL pr 10 for common and good Western and
Canada. Butter is dull, and it is now difficult to
get last weeks prices sales at l6al9c for good and
extra New York and Vermont; and loal4c for
common and medium; Canada and Western is SELL
ing at lOal5o pr ID, as to quality. Cheese is in
moderate demand at prices ranging from s:allc
per b, including common and prime.
UC0L.-The demand for domestic has iuprov.
ed, with sales e 100 eco lbs feecs and pulled at
the decline noticed Last.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEli
VIZ. A. BATcHgLoR's HAIRDTE

VIZ. A. BATcHgLoR's HAIR DYE
The Original and Be-. in hs World
All others are mere limitations, and should be
avoided If you wish to escape ridicule.
GRAY,RED,or RUSTY HAIR dyed instantly to beau
tiful and natural brown or black, without injury
TO the hair o. skin.
IS MEDALS and DIPLOMAS have been awarded
to Wm. A. Bachelor since 1882. snd over 81, OIt
applications have been made 70 the hair Of the
patrons Of his famous dye.
W. i. BATcHEEDER's HAIR DrE produces color
not to be distinguished from nature, and is war
ranted not to niure IN the least, however long it
may be continued. and the ill-ofects Of bad dyes
rcmedied; the hsi uyigorated fox life y this
dye.
Scld in all oities and towns Of the United States,
By Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The genuine has the name and address upon q
steel plate engraving on four sides CT each Bog
of WN. A. BACHELOR,
address CHAs. BACHELOR,
w3Sdawly 81 Barclay Street, New York
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ITEMS OF NEWS.

Dispatches were received st Washington
@ Saturday, stating that the steamer San
Jaointo had captured the brig Bonito on the
African coast with a cargo Of seyeo hundred
anIftty slaves. Commander Inman reports
great activity en- the part Of vessels engaged
m this inhuman tr4fil,.
The Hudson River is firmly closed from
Al bany down 70 Poughkeepsie. South Of
tn at city the river is fall Of heavy, foatinG 2
.cc 10 Piermont.
The house Of Gen. Thomas Davies Of
PJughkeep.ie was burned Saturday night,
with loss Of $50, 600.
1t is estimated that 81, 0o0 parsons were il
the Central Park OF Sunday, most Of whom
came 70 skate. There was 10: leo room for
re-ffth rart of than.
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THE PECULIARiTIEs OF THE


ie,nae constitution and the various trials to which
tae Sex is subjected, demand an occasopa, recourse
70 slim Ilants. It is important, however. tb,
-A'' "s o. harmless nature, ard q. the
I~Ae zine accomplish tie desired ead. Ucs,e.ter's
ee'fa'0d stomach Bitters Is the very article. It's
sHe'to in al! cases Ct debility are almost msgical.
- restores the tone of tue digestive organs, infus.
8 'ieSn vitality into the whole system, and gives
'''-' caeeF;a'ness 70 the temperament, whl.h is
''' most Ya'rab!s Of feminine attractions TIC
pFolTietors Eel Aattored from TIE fact that MANY
Ct the most prominent lnedica! gentlemen in tbc
CHi0n have bestowed enconiuns upon the Bi,tcrs,
'-e virtues OF whi0h thOy hive frequently tested
a'io acknowledged. There are numerous counter
ie's oneFed Tor sale all Of which are destitute OF
-Her't' sn1 positively injurious 10 the system
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NEW YORK Dec 81 1880

Inc HSrafd' special correspondent at
Springfield, H., says that Thut,oA Weed
has had long Interview with Mr.. Lincoln
The latter insisted Upon modifying the
f'Tmer's compromise plan ard repudiated tie
idea OF a restoration Of a geographical line.
Mr. Lincoln received the news from
Charleston yesterday, calmly.
Inc Springfield Joarnal says that South
Carolina will not 60 out Of the Union unless
she c0n4aars the Government. II She VIC
iates the law, there will be war.
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Special Notices..
fEoLJosAy,s OINTMENT. The Oh

ToLEOWAy'S OINTMENT. The op;a-
ion Of the Prcss-Read it--sPrains, Dislccations.
@o-No take great pleasure il recommending
this iesorvelly popular medicine to cur friend.
AID 9atrols i particular, AID to tie public at
large. We speak advisedly, being in position
t. pronounce q reliable opinion from having used
!, al home, besides tho economy Of the article as
ne have saved within tae year moro than one
DEBTORS bill, by having the Ointment On hand
We havs tried oPoieldoo iinimelts, cnbrocations
and pa Z cxtractoTs without CID, but for tee in
r1ediats cure Of spEaias, disiooations, wounds,
bruises cuts, burns, soalds, botcheb, pimp.es and
cu;sneous er1ptions, We have found none Sc
greedy or efectual as Ho!loway's 0iu;nent.-
Herald. decl9dawlw
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

FORT KEARNEY, Dec. Is.
The Pony Express, with San Francisco
dates Of the 18th inst, has arrived. A large
number Of Republican politicians are
passengers il the steamer Uncle Sam, who
intend to spend the winter 10 Washingt ton
IN the expectation OF receiving Offices from
the incoming administration in the Spring.
II was charged blythe Republican papers
that secret organization was concerning
arrangements for the formation of an inde-
pendent oonfederacy in case the Union is
dissolved.
Col. Fremont has commenced suit 70
test the question whether land title carries
the right OF the minerals contained in ssid
land.
Oregon dates of the 9th had been received.
Senator Nesmth was to leave soon for Wash,
ington.
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ruEEXIVERSiL HEAIMEK

wTTH BAIIEf IMPROVEMENT,
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pu-pose Of USrvERsAL GAUGE, which superee5es
the Necessity Of "bastins,' en- eli kinds of sewing,
aad adds much TO the capacity ard value Of
any Machine which has it. No other He1me- in
the world possesses any of these advantages
II is easily attached to any Sewing Mschine
and is rapidly coming into general use.
Retail price S. TO SIS. a libe:ai discoun. 20 the
Trade. send for samples Of tie work. Sold whole
sale and retail, by
j. RATTET, Bu-iington-Sois
Agent ior Vermont. neyIo 1860 daw
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CATARRH is the most difficult of diseases
the Breathing Organs to relieve or to cure. The
Rev Joshua Loavit., editor of the Htdepen dent,
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