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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20
Biokrcnes

The Fedble tee Lansud, the Disparing the Old shdhd
II areit from All otbsr srtiets for he same nurpose.
TO FEstALss.-Ths preparation is invaluable in
weakness t all descriptions as will restore the wasted
strength with wonderful permanence 1t is agrand ton
ic and will give relief in Dyspepsia With the first dose.
Brief persistence In its # renovatc the stomach to
degree perfect health and Danish Dyspepsia forever.
Ek3sA One Dollar per Bottle or six Bottle 6yfM
for &5. Sold by Druggists generally. N.Y.
Sent by express anywhere by adressing NM
HUTCHINGS & HItIYFR Propretdrs, g&$%0
Us Dye Street, New York.
He1. Benton l. Dunbraw, Cleveland h John D. Park
by .. A. Maxwell and Il. A. MeKey, and by druggists
everywhere. f lFeb I t3Bb4tyl
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A CARD.

EbiroRs or PIossEa-n reply to many letters and in
quries from people in this section of the eounty, the
undersigned takes great pleasure in saying through the
columns of your paper, that renown preparation,
konwn as Goes Dyspepsia Cure Is ceftaih cure for
Dyspepsia in its Worst stages. Many cures Of long
standing, within our own acquaintance have been
plcey, and We believed cured 1t will stop distress
after eating almost ihstananeousy, and enables the
dyspcptic Wh1 has lived for years Upon Graham bread
and the panes diet tp eat hearty he pieases and
anything hi chooses, #hot danger of distress
ing or rikR on the stomach. II is an infabe c6rfec
tor ofndiersbn and constipation, ,crtates healthy APP
petite stops sick headache, heartburn sickness at the
stomach otbowcls and sWeeens offensive breath, as
you take It. and by enabling the patient to take
plets OF htarty ood, (which is The parent Of health"
produces vgor, strength and energy. every trial
have kncwn Il has speedily eradicated Dyspepsia with
dll its attendant sjcrngs, Weaknesses debility and
loss ofpower giving instead proper activity and tone
to the stomach and organs of digestion, and d. don
hdenuy believe and the Published certificates in our
circulars aanacs and in many Of the leading Journals
from cohvalesc6nt patients viii confirm. completely,
pc aneny, and almost miracul9usy cured the Worst
case B Dyspepsia III existence We #afraht In every
instance. 1t be obtained at oil the Drug Stores IN
the United States and Canadas, at 81 per bottle or six
bottles for S5, C.G CLARK CO., -
Feb. ], lse5-ly, 4, Propretors, New Haven, CT.
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Job work.
VOD "Vkh .
We are prepared to do all kinds Of Job work
in the nestest style. Send it in. iI.H
Lost.

Lost. E.t ~
A Gold Sleeve. Button, with the letter B upon
Il. The finder will be literally rewarded by
returning it to the Pioneer office tIrJ
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HEAD, QuARrrns 18th BAT. o. N GUARDS |
--H5 UppER SANbUsKY, Aug. ID, 1865. q y
Special Order.-No. 8. or

All members of the 10Th Battalion 0. N. G.
are hereby ordered TO meet at Upper Sandusky
on Thursday, the 2Stli day Of September next
for battalion drill.
by urdet Of
1iat-i'' #tJ j. AfKES, Lieut. Col.
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Special Term District Court.

TrFFN Aug. 21st. 1865.
Upon application this day made to us, as
Judges Of the Third Judicial District Of Ohio.
dill Of the Common Pleas Judges Of said district
being present; and It appearing to us, that for
want Of time the business of the District Cotit
in and for the county of Wyandot cotld not be
disposed of at its regular termj and We being5f
the opinion that the business Of said Court is
Of sufficient importance to Justify the holding
Of special terii Of said District Cottt, in said
cotnty of Wyahdot .as-.5 ts is
the District Court be held iii the county Of Wy
andot, in the State Of Ohio, on the 22d day Of
September A. b., 1865. d.,
J. 8. CONktIN,, ~ IN, M
A. s. tATTA, str,szo
.ae o. W. ROSE, 'r,-
Judges Of The Court ef Comtton Pleas Sd Judicial
District Ohio.
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Keep it before the People.

Bob DUNN having silently passed over, OF
refused to answer the questions we propohnded
to him, we deem it Therefore advisable, as he
has ishirked them, to keep them before the
people for their consideration. Here they are
again, Robert, patiently awaiting your future
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Brown, + Mcconnell. Cotnelia Mrs
.Bsf1heiser, Satnuel Nash, Melinda Z ~ n
CLARK, Horace Perkins, Joseph
Cathafon, J J yl,su.u Robinson. James Y at
Condore, Sarah Snider, E Mrs
sFei, Adam N e,f~ n SuFPlass, A.
Hatch, Sa,nuei 1A - Stuii-A 81
Hite. Joseph 8 Wright, ] O. sa--
Hughes. Eton Whetsel, Jerenfiah
Landor. Catharine Mrs Weaver, Mary Ann
To obtain any of these letters, the applicant
must call for sdoertised Iettcs, give the date of
this list, and pay ] cent for advertising.
III not called for within ome mouth, they vii
be sent 70 the Dead Letter Office
., W. A. LovErT, P. NJ.
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RiokNeI1ey

Cures Tmpotency General Debility, Nervbts fncapdei-
ty Dyspepsia Depression Loss t Appetite, Low spsrts
Weakness OF the Organs of Generatibn mbecili ndo-
fence, Emaciaton, Eennu II has most delightful, de-
srable and novel effect upon the Nervbs System' and all
who are In any way prostrated by nervous disabilities
earnestly advised to seek cure In this most excel
lent and unequaed preparation. Persons Who; by i'm
prudence have lost the natural vigo will hd hpeedy
hhh nermanent cirA In the 49,
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LIST or LETTERS. Z

Letters remaining anelainsed In the Post Office
at Upper sandushy, State of Ohio, Sept. 18th
1ocE
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NSm s STRENGTH TO THE WEAK
Ms N YOUTH 70 The AGED!
RTOFSRENTEy.

TnRLIFE REJUyENATOR. This preparation is une-
lqualed al Rejuseiator and Restoref Of wasted or
Dinert functions. Tho aged should be certain to make
tie Biokrens echseh2ld god, inssmSch AZ y viii
them live again the days their pristine JOY, 1t
not ouy exherste bit Strengthens, and Is really an In
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duced to condition Of servy, self abuse misfortune
ordinary Sickness Nomater What the cause of the
mpotency of any human 0fgdn this superb preparation
will remove the effect at once and forever. I'D
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GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS, FOR FEMALES.
struotions of the Monthly Tdfhs from Whatever
Cause and Always Successful as preventative.
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Notice.
C, I'D. CARR q GO. !,

C, ID. CARR q Co,
nEALERs Ia Carpets, Oil Clothv, Mat
~ tings, Window Shades, Patent Step
Ladders, &c. t5aytrjat !sI
= ALSO, &
Tsilor's Yrimmings Of every variety. which
they offer to the trade at New York Jobbing
prices. SO Broad St., Charleston, s. c.
dec 666r-3mo. As,.. a,l.,y c,,,
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IEals AnusasREs . U re SOUTH .oARohiNA.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1a, 1865.
SENATE.
The senate met At iOa.a a Im

The Senate met at i0a a lm.H
Reports of committees were snbmit.
ted by Mcssrs. Dozicr, Baton, Hemp.
hill. Thompson, Arthur and Buist.
Special order for | o'clock a. m "a
bill to establish District Courts, and the
report Of the committee on tile Judiciary
was debated aud amended. grl !. Il
Mr.. Buist Introduced bill to alter
and amend the law in relation TO the
nncnlng, widening or extending streets
IN the city of Charleston '' ''i.N l'
The House ofiRepresentatives sent to
he Senate a message ofconcurrcnce re.
ativeto the correspondence Of Col L,
D.Chids with reference to the purchase
of the canal near this city, around the
falls of the Broad and Congarce Rivers,
referring the mattcr,to special com.
mittee rf'uarH 7 y ,n"a" ', '.'''
The House also sent a mnssage agree
ing to the message ofthe Senate, 'rcla.'
tiveto a vote for three law Judges, and
Immediately, thereafter for two Chancel.
lors to fill the vacancies now existing.
Adjourned. ... l,,.o,, 4., ,o .0,l.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
At the lionr to which the House all
journed, the Clerk called the roll, the
speaker took the chair, and the House
proceeded to business On. f, rsmsg1H
~ bill to amend an Act entitled "An
-Ac, to alter tile law III relation to last
wills and tcstamcnts, and for other pur,
poses," ratified the 2lst dav of Decem,
ber,,A D. 1858, was read the third
time, and the title changed to an Act.
The speaker laid, before the House,
the memorial Of the colored people Of
South Carolina; .wIlich was referred ~,
Mr. PRICE introduced n resolution,
which agreed to, and was ordered to be
sent to.the Senate for concurrence, that
the Clerks of the Senate and House Of
Representatives be required to advertise
for proposals. to print the current and
permanent work for tlIc next General
Assembly, and that the same ho adver
tised lpr two weeks immediately Mced.
ing the next Irregular session, in one pa
per each in Columbia and Charleston
Said bids shnTibe laid before the Gene.
raj Assembly on the first day Of the
next icgularSession. Ii lratSEtf43 5s
Mr.. Woodruff presented the petition
of Isham Wood and Others fort the ap.
,polntment ofa Aiagistrate. NtA
Several bills We're read the second
time ''rt''
Adjourned. !.
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: lytl iProspectsIs of 5a ,tr,m
"The North carolina Guardian.,'

YHSHE undersigned will issues commencing
IL on the,frst day ofsJanuary,E 1868; in
the city OF Charlotte, N c. daily and
tri-weekly newspaper under the style and
title of THE NORTH, CAROLINA GUAR
DIAM which shall be devoted especially to
the dissemination, Of the latest news, aud
the guarding, with an'e6gle eye the ointer-
ests Of the State underline Constitution, and
in conformity With the laws laws Of the United
States. fs ~ -, IN" '''! iR,a ,i"tssx
h There win also. be issued, freq, The ,sams
Office, weekly paperunder tho style and
title Of "THE CATAWBA W ATCHMAN.i .iEa
The terms for the DAuir !G uARDIsNiwil
be, for one year 81 90; six tponths. $500;
three months, $3.50; any less time $l,00
per month. ir,,l,s, q st ,.,, t5s & Y, g..
h THE Tni-WREKLY GUARDIAN will be sup
piled 10 subscribers at 5000 for,twelyo
mohths; $500 for six months; $lsG5 for
three months and seventy y fiye cents per
month for any less time. \ ~ ~ W y. q; Z /,
IN Ordinsry advertisements, occupying not
moro than ten lines one sQnare,) will he
inserted in. either of the paboSe publications
at seyenty-fiye cents for the first insertion
and Hfty cents for each eanenti insertion.
Larger advertisements ID exact proportion.
Liberal discounts viii be mades for CON
tract adyeriisingss = VysfAisAsano,sylq II ~ ex-s,a
y The WREKLY WAToHabAy win be furnish
ed TO Subscribers at S2,0oper annum, single
copy, and 'toe aclab of Ave for $Ts50,.toa
Gt6S of ten fers;s 81 2. 90, ind to %, olebQ of
twenty for $4,000, with An extra copy, 70
,lhe gettefiup pf clubs. /, slsst ,2,'i,
yiAHordors should be addrssssd 70 ~ Z, s.
sIyfa'ss9 "a 81 aatTJ. sEst BItPHT0N,i,, siis
pfa Editor and Proprietor eGuasdian, W ss
sli'ls si.,s,sl9 SltA asa Charlotte. N.sGi4
ser tEditofsm viii confer % fsyss by gi7ing
the above, wfththis note, a few insertions,
az 1sase, IN their pubiieasicns, and ehtsffng
tho Mourn ,lChsoLINA Gpy.RpIAsp upon
'theiy exchange lists 4. ,a,a sas j, e.
psoopsbose 9, 1861 ,SiSsd Iisas s@bssls
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PIONEER and COMMODORE ADAnS,

WlLL leave New Berne for for Norfolk
wv on TUESDAY of each week at s.
O'clock, A. NJ, connecting withthe,differen
lines of steamers for Sthe above named
points. On and otter the first day Of De-
cember next they win leave on Tuesday and
Friday Of each week, making semi-week1y
trips. Shippers of Goods will receive every
facility md accommodation for tie trans,
portation OF the same, as arrangements
psnies to forward goods TO this line At low
rates aud without delay. Each Of these
steamers are capable of carrying ,nnn sa
FWO HIINDREBAED = .'v .,tG p HFthR,s
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Winnsboro' Female Seminary.

REV. A. q sTEcY, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL,
'Assisted by accomplished Instructors in all
the Departments -
FSNHE first Session. will begin on Thurs
L day, January 4th, 1866, and end thu
18th of May. "'a H.'s a1s. .yi q.
The Second Session will hegih May 2iat,
and end October l2th, with two weeks ysca-
lion ia August. ahf.i hN ut
Rates ostruition for First Session, or half.
year payable, one huff in advance, and the
residue at thc cxpirati;n n Of the FIRST half Of
the Session., say 10th March. 'l /,
Collegiate. Department. $40 90 to i$22 90
Primary Department.. Sec. No. 1, ~ 90
Primary Department, Sec.2. 16 90
Contingent Fec, t.3g SS 2 90.
Music on, Piano, ..,.s 40 90
Use Of Instrument, i.I ,n,G 8 90
latin, Greek, or French, each 10 90
Drawing, $i5 90, Painting in Oil, 90 90
Phonetic Short hand Writing, 10 90
Vocal Music, no charge. b, ! !. q, y $,,,,i
These charges will be re6koned in specie,
but payment may be made in paper curren9
oy or In provisions, at the rate which Is
customary at tho time Of settlement. h'.f
The Institution will be conducted onthe
plan of our best Female Cclleges7-the same
classesr-the same studies, etc. ti,s.sf 81
Those who complete theS course win re-
oeiye graduating certificate. g " RR,,ops
PariGnlar attention will he given TO the
children in the Primary Department q i8 i
Persons desiring board should cemmuni-
cate with the Principal. .rbl.i ia ,fiE4aAafa
IR For further iinformation, apply to etsi a;,fn 81
lt,ytit sf2R IA. G.. STACY, Principal. q
g dec 1R65G4tft (, 3 Winpsboro', 8. q. q :
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almajority, were duly elected Law
Judges; olso, that Hon w, ID. Johnson
and lion. H. ID. Lesesne were duly
elected Chancellors.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Clerk called TIC roll, the Speak,
er took the Chair, and the House pro.
ceeded to business. t
Mr. Fair, from the committee on En-.
crossed Acts, made reports on tho fol-
lowing Acts l,i ,E,sg.@1.3i' \, "
An Act to incorporate Schiller Lodge.
No. 80, of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows, of the State OF Sonrh Caro-.
lima, located; in the city of Charleston !;
an Act to provide tifor the drawing of
juries in certain cases, an Act to amend
an Act entia ID San Act to alter the
law in relation to last wills and tesla.
ments, and for other purposes" ratified
or 2 lst dsyaof December in the year of
onr Lord one thousand eight hundred
and fity.eight an Act to amend and
renew the charter of the Calhoun Insur.
ahce Company, of Charleston an Act
| preliminary to the legislation induced by
| the emancipation of slaves and an Act
to amend the criminalm law.
The bill to raise supplies was discuss.
ed and amended.
Adjourned.
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.H'EDNEsDAY, DECENBER ls. 1865.
SENATE.

The Senate met at halGpast ! 0 q. m.
a number of bills were received,
On motion Of Mr.. LawtoG, a bill to al,
ter the Constitution ofthis State so as 10
provide for the es,ablishmcntiof an ad.
ditional Judicial and Election District,
was lFlade tbe special order of tie day
for the first day Of tho regular session of
1896, atl o'clock p. m. y ~
Adjourned. sfh.aH'H ,.,w 90,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The Clerk called the roll, the Speak.
er took the chair, and proceedings
were opened with prayer by Rev Mr..
Shand. o's''" - .sa.,s.y,i
The Senate returned to this House a
bill to provide for the issue Of bills re-!
ceivabl5 in payment of Indebtedness to
the State, to the amount Of $500, 900 !;
which was agreck to- .@$% ,,I ,.,,,,5t @ gSa
Mr.. D. Wyatt Aiken introduced a
resolution, whiclAovas agreed, TO, that
Immediately upon the!passage of the last
bill ofthe Code, at it's third reading be,
fore this General Assembly, the House
Committee on Printing be authorized
land required tolhaye. To- 900 copies ofthe
whole Code, printed, for distribution
among the members % this General AS.
,sembly, and that they /, be, distributed
pro rata to.the, Chairmeh of Delegations.
Mr.. Gayerpresented the petition{of
dealers and consumers Of honr in the
city of Charleston, asking that the lay
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Notaee.

"A LII persons having dem sads sgsiast the
a a estate of Sarah Pickstt, deceased, sfa
hereby reqhesfed to present the safhc 70 he
executors of her will, within thrss months,
properly attested; and s.those indebted TO
and pay heiamsosn,s scyerslly due p shsn.
within reasonable time, ~ & sss I. 81, 5 81
M. W. B0UIW ARE, ) y & ~ "
s1itpg set W. n. " YoN6i uK !, it1'fAyytfsty
3 nov 25' s5v.laws ~ g,fssa ltsYtis sas "a
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THE GaHRHsTHAFG HNDEx.

D Y9the First of October, or as soon as
ND the mails afe re-established, r willrs-
new the publication Of the HGHRISTIAN
INDEX aud the nCII Hid IN DEx'' i have
been publishing, IA,
Price Of Index per annum W: SO 90
Price Of Child $ Index 3.' ,t'i = 90
Money may be remitteds at once, as my de-
terminAtionis positive. My desire Is to se-
cure large subseript list with " hieh to
begin, and / issue this hsosfSSctus that snbe
sorlbsrs may have time TO forward their re-
mittanGes. z Ss ti rs t''S y 3 p ~ st 9i1fS iysl5
IT is NY intention to issue Rrst class pa
psrs, and no pains or expense viii be spared
10 Heeufe that end The best, writer's and
csrrsspbndentg will bs secured, sand the
highest religious and literary talent will Sbc
given TO the papers. The QH1LD'S PA
PER viii be ,pfofpssly Illustrated and will,
ipeys5y sense, be psae TO sohiorm % Y 4
new ti1s. yss *, li,S &, l,ey Ss Y ~,
sa;s, t Thel u isiiS's Hssiishs. 81 81 &, e
- Mopej may be sent BY Express Or othsr4
Eiss. 4if by ESpress AZ my risk, il the * *.
press, ysdsipt is sent me- ca ths fespmptiep
of mail feilities. y y &, Is -. 81
* 'Aiy4s cinneetior with the arm of i. w.
Burke s. Goss iss dissolved, but I win esfai-
iish sn ofiec i'm Macon, Ga, where commit
niaatiens may be addressed u
,.5e7 % n 1RFy 9S8S sAAivEE BoyKth
n - ~
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FRIDAY DECEMBER Is, 1876
Adjourned.

,.a ...,. SENATE.
The Senate metat halfp 10 A. m.
Msssrs. Hemphiil, Sullivan, ,Thomp-
son and Arthur submitted reports Of
committees.
The President laid before the Senate
a com mnunieation from the Hon. H. D.
Lts"sne, accepting the Office Of Chan-
cellor. ~, ,..r.r ,..'
Mr.. Davant presented the account OF
J. P, Thopas, for salary as Supcrintcn,
dent ofjthe Arsenal Academy also,
the accounts Of j, B. Patrick, for corn
furnished to the South Carolina Military
Academy, and for his salary and expen.
scs as Secretary and Treasurer of the
Board of Visitors of the same.
gMr Davant, from the Committee on
Accounts, Vacant Offices and Printing,
reported that the term had expired for
which the Trustees. of the Sonth Caro-,
lima College had been elected, and of
fered resolution providing. for the ap.
pointment Of a committee Of nomina.
tion--invitipg the House to JON the
Senate in the appointment; which was
agreed to.
y Adjourned 4,1s,. ..... .a,,,..
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Clerk called the roll, the Speak.
er took, the Char, and the. proceedings
were opened with prayer by Rev. Mr.
Pringle.
Messrs Stackhonse. Barton, Wcath
erly. Walsh and Warley submitted re.
ports OF committees. @ ms
Mr.. Butler introduced n resolution,
which was agreed to, and ordered to be
sent to the Senate, that special com.
mission, consisting of Two members Of
the Senate and one member from each
Congressional District in the, Blouse, he
appointed to investigate and. report TO
this General Asscmbly'nt its next rcgn
lar session, the complaints made Of ek
cessive and unequal chargesby the diff
ierent railroad companies of this State,
and to inquire and report if, and IN
what manner, they have violated their
respective charters; that the said com
mission have power to summon such
witnesses, and require the production of
such books and papers as may he ncccs.
sary; and salso inq'iire and to report
whatcharters are subjects 10 amendment,
and in those cases where amendments
are practicable, what changes should be
made to protect the intercsts of the
public" |''a $40 I'D ''el
The appropriation bin was discussed
and amended. .lidaa, aanU4st. (
aOn lnolion,of Mr. Lucas, the. courte.
sizes of the House; were extended ,c
Right Rev. Bishop Lynch, and BS was
INVITED to a seat. on the floor Of the
House!l laH ttf y sIi,n. 4, 1g
Adjourned SKI q -
srUul
gRERsosAL,-,-Mai General Rich
alrdfs,A.rnlgdefson9C:s S:s,A is stonnine
at, ltliso nFSSSYillafds sFo5NR Washing
nm . III. = H.. ~ . . a ..r '
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gRERsoHAL.-rM Major General Rich.
ardsAnaersonsO o. S.s7A., is stonning
Al, ,ttiiS EStWillafds sFo30P Washing
TONI sll6 sig,&g i,ls W3ottH iOn ilS-I,
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rHuRsDAE DEcEM8ER aq4,ass5
SENATE. "a oiq9aa 90

The Senate tpet at balf;past Ipea.' No.. n.
Mr.. BUST presented The petition aof
Benjamin Mordecail,anab otbera for the
incorporation ofthe'Seuthl Cafolinat and
European Emigrmt Steamship Compa;
ny; also, 'introduesd n Sills LIP ilncorpoG;
rate the same, pSe iistBs ,s0g no. as,41 III,
The Ssnate, at 2 np.nm.qproceeaed2 to
the hallof the House Of Representatives,
and joinedthe' House 6is voting ior three
lay Judges and two Gbapcellors.
Tbe Presidents anponlieed that Hon.
Az, ,Aldrich and Hon. ~ JisMoses,
having received the highest vote, and
each each having hay more thqp iile Constitution.
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FIFTY TONS OF FREIGHT

through the canal without difficulty as
they were built, expressly for the trade,
They are fitted up with STATE ROOMS
aud BETHS capable Of accommodating
shirtyshve passengers. Every attention
will be paid to'the comfort Of passengers,
who willnot be subject to the Inconvenience
Of transfer to other vessels, but will be tass
ken through direct without change. ,J, ,v',,
Tho tables Of the steamers are literally
supplied with the best the market, affordss
Families travelling will find it to their in
terest to take this line. as they win thereby
escape the danger and discomfort of a sea
route, and the fatigue Of railroad travel. -.
On the 18th of December next if the
business of the line warrants it, the steams
er WILLIAMS win be put on the roate, aud
tri-weckly trips will be made. ci1 a'sl"r.ra
For freight or passage apply to WHIT
FORD, DILL &. CO., New Berne, N. c.. -,
Fl DAVID WILLIAMS, Proprietor
new 21'65 ;,nu sGl s,l y a7uy5ssss
, 1865-01-04

On the 161h inst, eafled from Beaufort with all
the Monitors, the new Ironsides, and the small
vessels, Including the Louisiana, disguised .: .
blockade runner, for thx rendezvous twenty miles
vessels and transports assembled there, the wind
| blowing fresh from the northeast. On the aoth
4 heavy gale set In from the southwest. and not
the vessels, l determined 10 ride 1t out, which
did without accident OF any dhd: except the loss
Of few anchors, the Monitors all behaving beau
tifully. Only two vessels went to sea to arofd the
Enle. and Jared no better than those at anchor
The tTapsportsbeing short Of water, put iIto Beau
fort n c.. and were not suitable 70. tidin. out at
anchor such heavy weather.
After the Southwestern the wind chopped around
10 the westward. and gaye us beautiful spell OF
weather, which could not afford to lose: and the
pcarance, determined to take advantage OF it. and
attack Fort Fisher 1nd lta ontWorEs.