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, 1865-12-07

Especial Despatch to the Chicago THbuuc.]
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 6.
The amount Of the States cfaim against the
United Suites for money expended In raising,
equspptng md paying State troops Temporarily IN
The service Of the United States. during the four
seess ot rebellion, Is sts5,lu.N, which IA now
IN PROCESS Of adjustment
The 9Th infantry had reception at the Taber.
rac1e this afternoon. Coy. Baker. Gov. Dunntng,
Cen SpIccly and Col poleId made brief speeches.
The t6th infantry, 20 officers and men arrived
this morning to be muatesed out
The 9Th Will arrive tonight and the 1s0th Is Gx-
pected In fer days and one battalion Of thc 1st
heavy n1tiller8.
The worki1gmcn are agila.fng the eight hou1
labor Eystem. A meeting Is 10 be held tonight
In fusthrE1nce thereof al which J. c. Fincbe1, oi
Fincher'e IFcde LtrfttG will speak.
A private letter from Gov Morton eayB thai he is
not a. well ~ he has been for COMO da!e past. ffe
il st1I tn New York. but calls In the Pefsta on the
18th for Liverpool.
IL hAa hee11 mining hatd aH day
, 1865-12-07
GEORGIA..

Tho Constitutional Amendment Passed
the Lcgi~lnturc-Ffccdrn Protected
in tllc1r Rights.
WAeu1x61os, Dec B-Thc presldeut tonight
received the following Dispatches:
Ml1LEporytlLr, GA, Dec. &, 1861
TO His E1cellency, Andrew johnson;
Tie Legislature has pasecd The constitutional
amendment. and will pass Laws amply protecting
the freedmen In their rights, ressop and property,
including their rights 10 she and be sued, and 10
te1tiiy.
{S!gutd) j. E. GRowN.
MtLLEDdETf1LE, uec- g.
To His E1celfeucr, Andrew johnson. President
The constitutional amendment has passed each
branch Of the Legislature. The Housc passed 8
resolution f1etruttfnE the Judiciary Conm!t-ec to
report bin to protect persons Of African descent
them to testify In cascs In which they may b. ar
| reeted. ]. j. JOHNSON,
L IarnHfsfnnnl Gnrernnf
, 1865-12-07

faded and dtsco1crtd halr to tts original color.
and change dry. hsrzb. wiry hair. Into beautiful
iEen iFesses. We have such ccn1deaca In It's n1er
ill., and are 50 sure that 1t Will do all that We claim
Tor it, that VIC oEer II roo reward II the Hair Ke-
, 1865-12-07
Reception Of Ecu. Grant at Charleston,

NEW ToRK, Dec. G,-The HTutFs Charleston
correspondent. speaking Of the reception OF Gen.
Grant ut that city on the LIT tns says he ,sas
cei.ed at the depot by prominent military mcn Of
the Department. Very lew citizens were olIk A
large number or the colored population assembled
at the depot and cheered the General enthu-
sIaEtIcally. The Lieutenant General wa. much ta-
tieued wi.h bis long Journey and no visitors were
! holiday by the military. The General was con-
PEELED to decline for reaaon Of othe: engagements
dinner tenderod him hy the merchants aad clti'
len up In the evening by the co1ored Citizens Q!
Charleston. The procession numbered about 3d.
On Satu1d1y he gayc reception to the citizens,
which vas largely attended, and afterwards ltncd
with Governor Perry. Governor Orr. and larEe
number Of other prominent rnen OF the State.
, 1865-12-07

let ltQkElf QoNQ 1f0E1 IN HpCC{ 6tu13 Q1 Lac lA-
aars ot The pisza, white tic wife was rescued aud
carried down riaIrs with the greatest d1ihcult5,
Ono Of the Telegraph opernto.s WIS obliged 10 let
himself down by grsIe vine. Capt Churchill and
his wife eseuped unha.ned. and .aved Dost Of
thes furniture. Lieut. Col Craig. Adjusant Cen
era lost MI Of hts cscctt, MI the valuable recoeds
Of Ills Office bcn. destroyed. The servants IN the
basement Of the bnildtng lott nearly all thetf
clothing. 4E. McNuhlc, telegraph operator. bad
barely time 10 get down slasss. lie and tha Other
employees OF the Office, lost nearly an their cfecte.
Gen. Hunt vas rbeent, bnt mort Of his property
x.s ssyed. The fire II 4upposed To laye been the
work al IN iuccpelarv.
The v.r 11ptxcen sna3u and chs1f has had
~. e,r,,a o.t ,,,on ,he r,ca ~ <on,,c, at r}, ~
,.,uo, L. ~, Son,h 1.a ,,,o, m, r,fcc of ,,,.ton
|>+,. {. ,,D.+ ,h~ Ia, n ne o,v. cren t- n.lrs
s9s IT, -.,ts.Ln. .,.ra.,- ~ ~. .vrs ~ 1hos-
~ 80. -.as,.. s ~ ts,,a ~ rsoon+ n,vsn
.. nI!s,. - 49,, se1,.-.s Row n Iosz
N eteal .1as 49,, *nt,4 iva
1uAn "@A -os ~ .1s.. ~ 49,. t.,,r.1r
10 e.a's r. r - ...,h.soa - tn,t~.nrs
caIes' o1s ~ ea..e. 49, ~ - - ~r..tca ,ntccss
cents. 'as' - "7s -. ~o-,-.~,s.a
cacatemeot apons ~ -, ea-sos,,na ,,i,t
VINO aase aas et..sst,s. ~ ~ e.,nner a1u,np cao
, 1865-12-07

FEftN.
NEW YORK, Dec. GA fire last night destroyed
the packing box raauufactoIy OF Henry HoEues, ut
the loot Of Rush street, williamsburg. Total 1o!s
nbont ST, ,o0O; insurance $37, ,0N.
The damage by fire on hoard the eteames Wan.
bneset reported la.t evening, will amount 10 about
{15,B0.
Dexter t. Son, at Black River was destroyed by
nre laet night. Loss from fifteen to twenty thon'
ssnff sfn1Iafn.
, 1865-12-07

SACRAMENTO, Cal.. Dec. 6.-Ihe Legislature or
ganixed to-day e1ecttug Union officers in tho SEN
ate. Speaker PRO. te7ns, S. ?. Wright; Secretary
John White. In the Assembly, Speaker pro: tn,
j. n. Wilcox Chief Clerk. II D. Bouck. In the
Senate i Joint resolution was offered adopting the
S4s FliASc,sco. Dec. 5.-Ttads very dull
Greenbacks arc nominal1y Is. Ophir mining stock
3i5. Gold and currency, 350 Savage. 7ss choa'
, 1865-12-07

NEW YonK, Dee. 6.-The HtTliTs Columbia,
Is. C,} correspondent asYs that at the Inauguration
Of Coy On on tho 18th, there was nothing UNUSUAL
liant assemblngn or indies in former years was re-,
duced 10 thin attendance clothed ia Ing ga-b o.
mourning. The farewell address 1f Gov. Perry ex-
cited evident feelings OF emotion, while the lHau'
gurnl address OF Gov Or was listened 10 with
hr,hfh3eeR attention.
, 1865-12-07

SAN FRANCISCO, Uct. G-ihe steamer faesns.
tttemcnt in Victoria over ths reported discovery Of
rich place1s at Dir Lend Tho largest nas;es. .d ye5
IN 1nsas one I day. 10 mase 500 day @ was common
, 1865-12-07

PORTLAND. Me-, Dec. 6-1leut- Mofat, formctiy
N o1eer Of the Alabama. md Jefferson pasas a,;
were nsreted ii ahls city lust as they were
On The tfa.n for Cspada, this Afte1noon.
, 1865-12-07
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-.
SESATE

M UlAON ode1ed seraes Of feeolutenE passed
Pubic s"e sf1s md rex 'Se eaasy % of IL
te1ofe the law etc. The resolutions were ordered
70 nc printed ,s
nouueed. The cha.rmen OF ~hich are Is folowt:
FnsaSfsnSs Fo9s Afaxn;r; ns .o'1s q Mas3'ean'e7'
nanaisserespssae S@sSensspSed 81 q Thade island
Agriculture Sherman, Of Ohio.
Tasal 1dai1-a,imea, of Iowa.
iadicisu-Trum;huli, Of, Illinois.
cisjme~C,srk, Of New nampshira.
HeyOJntfopary Claims-Raursy, or Mfunesota,
District al Co]nmbin-p,xpp uf Connecticut,
fndian nAt1ir.NDoo,ttle. OF Wisconsin,
f.1,hjic Bnjjdiues-Eoot, ct Vermont,
Tatents-Couan, OF rennsylranfa.
J'etrit0r,es-WAte o{ Ohio
Hacirc N.ilroad-Ho~ard, Of Michigan.
M. sUMNKR introduced = bill of he LIST ees.
e,on 10 regulate oonoeres betSec1 .he esssE.l
M1. S1TMygR a,.n tntroanesd a resntntfo, In.
H. toe tss, o. ,, sne ~ 70 nnn
IN t1,n TTs,yry ilcnsrf1nent .Shn hsxr noi tsfen
The oata Trou1ed II IaWe al.o whe1her IL there sre
mf aI snfso1a,ed bx 9s II 'na' u os
III JOfIES1S nh;srtcd IN +ha ,r.o1n,tor md u
vert orrr 1tTtlsr the Tnees. ~' 81" A.
Of thtn @ ,hs w naonId I to
sIt1 , ao;o INC n, ,h e9se IN ~ ffaton
ISncoin. - >9'3s'4'
,nsi1s;onsi NJ MAS ;s,.h Oh, 70 IN eoFs a9
1nc III Ne,T WIZ ,nd thp Wast irdjsa Ehfpp
vs -rren ~ H. Co,n1+ee mr. =, ,,naa.os H4cn
VT III r:I,s.!1 -s ~ 1gs,. u
asns s M 1G1nt ;, m son1s
IL sersfcHNertrT Hnthnnv S,man ,nS 31S Rr,vn "
~ fP,dde 1n;nt e,n,nista ~ Flaa ts IT,
~" nsrs ~ tSc 1rn.fn sJnss,s Me- r%.s.,as $3.50 ~
He,pI nc ps.r nn ~ r,S ~ 1n-, Sse tGnatanh
~ iGa nart ~ ~ ssen.taMr.... Io.1s 1i.hst
usn, n u' HoW,rd u ~. ~ .aeodr ho"e tenA'f
ren,fr no,1nct 1enunaa o H. sa1ai 1. 10
1sf1tch Va rseTed Ia he o1rnttee IN nn Cnn,nc.s
II Fl The Iii of la, session in resttnn In rsil1ads
cnaers fI.,TI; ~ I st'ta =, h1u pe1
n mnt;rn n *, snW.SFT On, -, IF fin p-.,-
tdnrt.. Msse.ta ~ .1.,a. ~ tect ~ ,,s - ~ 49,
fe1red ~ he anmmti,a" y. En-c;E Eas.Hors as te
n,, ,no,fno - ~ HHEEi, ~ .Ee II; .n
e. ahe tale Of 16e pahs lst d. MAS feefed to the
191 mnG! ~ ~ 11oc y c! aamIs a,.ai
rdI.. - - nos g. ~ .ct y. ~ f. HILL y. ~
.,as S;a,ss ~ th ;e. ~ Nj te"e''
Ms SiTHS ~ rs tx ,asa .,as,o,
~ tc ~ t. .nets Mns ~ th .,t's no~
,nrn1 ~ Iait;3 r,,,t,ns ~ g1 ths h.s Psgss,
.hom1d h 1t19ad n ,tori1 e. AIs hsts e.
shonlh, PC ,.,I io1 ,h, "ep1 f ,. 1 sn;t1 ne
r1'd 1he, io ~ [..fE, ~ ~ ~, % t.t E",,
hasate* n,s mn, r7rp..,,,,. .,.. -, 1,,,. ,,,,.
,eso1ut1on srnLen a, ~ NJ sumner w tusht 10 gotn
4 uestnce tom lie uuns Q announced thu passaee
rfo -csninf,n1 nnnnsrttnr . ronsmit+ce ~ f.ta ~
o1crrisia nciinn .,,nn 1Sc aestI ~ H. ;sta
ac1t "@''oA @t''A '0e uea'" - '"e 'A'o 's"''
~ FOOT rnor,a .bst +bs ssn,,a s,rot,+ :.
,,,,r,i,tco ~ ~ t 49, sss,t ~ sh ~ th q
Hnnse ~ ,hf. s1hfec1 "'-' 'N4s ~e'-A'As@ - '1s
~ Iont,nn % n w I.Nr ,hc nur,hcr ,,the Cam,
,,ftt sss t,,e+,assa - ~. ~ ~ hs;S W.
- .,,e H., .4,I,o;,,,1 Ae eAn VIZ
~ 1notie,, ~ ~ ~ fGnf ~ q, ,,n,,, ~ III
ptdasts ~. l.ta -. rnr.,a- ~ tni,,e eue
fhe statas ,r.s 1efsnad n the tmT,tisc m Ten.
n.a+cc @' -. ~ '1~ va o"A'4
'nsI IT. pouruoy in,rosucea =, ,>so,utfon c,,,;n,
f,1.frn<rr. LII, ss,nes a. tcs+f,a 1s.atsn. -
, 1865-12-07

C1EccsSAI1, Dec 6.-The steamer Cottage Nn; .
exploded her boiler at johnson Shoals, 4 i ~
karawha r1scE. On Monday. Two men were k1ags Il
and several wounded md missing, The ooal
kad1r 4rrefkHax
, 1865-12-07
VOL. XIX.
H. @aG

% the musserout rolls csn be prepared. The rt-s-
mcnt il on duty herr.
The receipts from internal revenue to-dsy wrre
about enc million dpllsF3.
, 1865-12-07

NEw YoRK. Dec. 3.-The affidavit OF Mrs. Wiz
denying the alleged attempt 10 po,soa Capt. Nirz,
as reported on ibe morning. ancr bis execution,
vas given In Trisg county, Ky, and charges The
fals1i5 of each aud every statement made BY Gen.
TnEer.
, 1865-12-07

The EatpA pIlalAl1.

Negro Testimony.
New TonK, Dec. 6.-The Nashville special TO me
New York Jsattu7t sa5s: The bill Allowing nekloea
to tesufy IN courts Nat tabled In the LeS1sate1e.
, 1865-12-07
:,R EPORTF
or TtIt b..
SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR

The following Is a full abstract Of the Report Of
The Secretary OF the Inte,.oT:
DEPAH1AENr or TUE 1NrEMoR,
December 4, 1865.
LANDS.
II appears from the report Of the Commissioner
Of The General Laud Office that during the fiscal
1eac ending June 90, 1865, pubic lands were dis.
posed Of "a fo1lows:
Ac'ea sold for cash.. $557, ,ela 50
Acfcs !oc2ted With military Warrants. 1I3, &C. 1D0
Aczes loeatcd ~1th agricultural SCRIP. 4G013o,sT
Acres selected under agricultural col
lege grant. .:;,..;..;;.. .....-........ ss,ass.11
Aczrs approved 10 The States swamp
laatis.- ,..:.....;: s7l,4.oa4
Acres approved 10 The States for rail-
readA.... >. .................-..-.. GOT, ,4t5. 50
Ac1ss taken under lie homestead Law. ,1G0, ,t2 "
&4,5la, ,73s.ss
During tho quarter ending September
s.. 1865, the aggregate quantity
thken fot The Fame purposes Was.... 6S0,591.13
Making, during five quarters, the
tntB1 number Acr.4a 81 Mi IaH "a
, 1865-12-07

The IateA PhafauX.
Fou1Rrss MoNHor, Dec. 6.-The 39th !! !naots atts
regiment was mustered out to-day, and VIII lease
| iof Springfield, IL, tomorrow,
, 1865-12-07

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
fur ALL the s,a,cs and Territories, United siates
Com uaissi1per Attolrey and Counsellor At Law. and
Notary Public. An business lcf With me receives
rEoA,r and rxl.soSAL alirnfiou. Ofncr No, Metho.
dst Chusrh Block. cor Clark and Washington streets
~ I|r+1l4 Kotsry &c al
, 1865-12-07


Appl Cougrc%,men-De*crsc to 0c
,,nnIThr Maoaamn. cssr"
ispeci,i n netpstea to tns ch,es:o 11ibune.]
,ronbt se nse eos,,, IT,
~. ILL ~ tses w.. - ~ ,...,a r no,,Aa
met Cob6e On the street and demanded The payment
os hls board hill. Cobhe refused. King accused
t1n of bringing 4 prostitute to his housc<
eoooe 'ooA :" so os te''a." 10
Ar- Cohbt- and made fenaarE 10 lint
effect, drcS! his pistol, phd WAS chiyaltons enough
to Fa' lha. mas ne
rested aad ca17ded to = magistrates ot]ee, ~heEe
Cobbe uas bound ovef to keep the pence
Most OF The New England and aome Of the Weet~
en- Iacno'9s aa'e so''e 1''ate ~ epcna Aoa1&s@
s4tnE. x,an e,o, H. gssnca 1,v The u.r ra,,-+
ent os.nI uat ,xnosa ~ sers4nes an 4. AZ
prntsd ,a VIE. T., ,,onrrr.s,o,., ,1,c,oa ,n., ,bs
Senate It Niis not pa.t he Mouse cancus resolution
nna seu. nseX 70 81 1s oer 5reeix Nv
,he T.nYost Marehal Generals Bureau since III
Gnrsn - aP1s' bos nn ssfsu,an1nr moi oue
ana, has3n~ necn rswa rom ihe Trrasa.s for it,
eolSnt sUnno11 "@''s
thf En1sn d ais 1sso
crs erawS q on The Treasury. Nj spinner has pro.
mulgased etrics Of regulations of which the Il!
~ sastia , a., xa: m 3dGa ~stn ~a psy.ee 81 10
f hant or comoratfon. papc5y must be In
dorsca ton bv lie rrcs,dent Cashier, Of duly
authorized financial o{}oer ns fuch; when In.
aotseis .,1 H. "orr musi ncror'nsny the
% STAMPS ataeea
, 1865-12-07
Qhifaqo Qribnrle.
No Pnpef'

1fV HpEfs -
To-day being National Thanksgiving, no
papcr will he Issued from this oiIlce to.mpr-
row morning. ...
, 1865-12-07

The person who took BY missake from the Alwau-
keo Ecpot Russet covered. Jesttftay after
noon, viii return the same to the Central Police ST.
1hntt
, 1865-12-07

-
sIrous Of wosk1rr SO as 10
MAKE MONEY RAPIDLY.
Thls opportunity w be s1ven to those Eho arc WILL
hS to work faithfully
AS AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
Tnose residing In localities where we have agent
~ na Is 70 hs5 % an25 SF a. 4 n
STREET. Chicago. III. no231615 Ut sA-r4ru net
4 RMY SUPPLIES.
~ OFFICE Cn1E1 Cou1ssAar,
MMrTAKY DIV. .s1oS or TIE TxN1EsEHH,t
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dec, ID, ~ LIN
eeatsd prropo.slt which mast y q nt HI! be
III sSa ap cis1s ed
supplied 6y re Tn 5.t519' Ion q q t.
losing ua1ed poats Il tGe t;i't Chataaoosa mud
Kaa1Sc Te I'D ii posts r9"n u sEn2t T. fo1e
taSn ina abo1e nsmed pes;a s ,at a. Jaunayy,
IT, = 10 ean'Hls'l1' cs'e'a' OF s'0'''.snss M,
direct bc n,ats rncothly. or a. early theEeaE
= r sTelyea " a. Easd a 81
fnndF T1y ds iii 81 received or ech Of the aooSa
stpads stpt ds one - bId nny lncInde then a}l.
~ E Ss Ts &aaass
~ nsas 70 *sn ;aSire saSn bs Tse,e
fiji al oka persoEa aeder said r5ceaa1nasoa
II < ne s. psoSer
fs,a5. 8 sasa ~ en 'opa' 'ns
Ts aaeetsneo reserves the right to reject any aad
~ ors p,as Proposals oE Fresh Reet sst
tho same to 'na E3atRs:sI1s e ~ e. 5o md
ttf.sSn Nashville, Team.
, 1865-12-07

5.ctton nf he iInittI STATES does not probably e-
rrsi IN fnl a lnrpc unafority or whom maintained,
duHns iGe bust year, peaceful relations. some Of
Them have nnu1e gratifying proercss In civilization
and meniits Id durins lie iao WI, d steadfa.t
IN mr. IN, worthy ar eunnhatfc comuepsa-
tIni, fiy;zriI n,,d ns,;Serfu} tfSbes however re-
einr within Inc Inafnn tcrTitoTT, united carly In
The year lS0l viii he Indians of tbe rni1ics I'M
me,i.nie1v wc.t and nor4h. for hostile operations
fFratics which hsd bccn ptserycd by u with ecru.
nnfons ,fod faitn. ard in lie abscnce OF any inst
rrouud Of comu!aint. ,hese confcderated tndlans
eutercd into au Alliance wIth the rebel authorities
and ra,ted regiments in support Of their cause.
Thrtr nrg1n1zctj froops fnnchf side bT sf]e with
rI,q1 so3S!ers and dctaehed bands 1nnde nc 1ucnt
nssoni,s un iho r,ci.hbo,1pe white settlements.
which were without adequate means Of de:ence, and
On he indians Who maintained friendly relations
with ihis GoTcrnncnt- This sfatc Of th1ngs con-
timed mil thc EUr1epdcr OF the rebel forces
Wcst cI1 or ibe Ms.iseippi, Ho.tiIttie. were then
suspeuded and, at the request Of the Indians,
mls.foners vern tcpt to negotiate q treaty Of
pcacc. Such preliminary ul1an. smenls Wens made
Il Il il believed will result N the abolition o. dla
yrrr amone them. the ceestou wfthi3 the Indian
territory Of lands for the settlement Of The civilized
indinns I}or residing on resefYutfQrs elsewhere,
and tbs u{tiu1atc establishment Of civil govern
tuent subject 10 ihe supervision Of The United
STATS.
nrnFoyoked wsr upon u has been Waited With the
seyer+at ret11huttnt, The country Ni.hta the In
tan territory r,as been laid vaate, vast amounts ol
trn;R rrosrsnns condition to such extreme dcsti-
tnfjon. hal thousands Of them must inevitably
nrrfsh during the present winter, unless timely
provision dc made BY the Government Tor thelE re.
, 1865-12-07
EUR0PE:E. E.
Eseape Of Stephens, the:
ErisI, Head Centre. :;
Increase Of the Cattle Plague~'
4 Fatal Poultry Disease"
Fenian Excitement, J
CONGRESSIONAL j! PROCEEDINGS.
Important Bills offered in
the House.
Adjournment>of Congress Until
Monday.
The Constitutional Amendment
| Ratified by the Georgia
| Legislature.
The Freedmen to be Pro-
| tected in all their
! Rights.
ARREST OF TIE ALABAMA
| PIRATES M0FFATT AND
| HOWELL.
RICH GOLD DISCOVERIES I'M
0aEaoh.
| THE YATES PHALAMX MUS
TERED OUT.
A Eenian Fight in New
| Brunswick.
ARREST OF TIE ALABAMA
PIRATES M0FFATT AND
HOWELL.
RICH GOLD. DISCOVERIES I'M
0aEaQh,
THE YATES PHALANX MUS
TERED OUT
A Fenian Fight in New
Brunswick.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Bill Introduced By mr.. UEuchaxu--
Amendmenrs to tl,c cCnnatftutton-xr-
..,At-,t..s -. -. n.A.1 ~. r.1.x
roou a. ~ toG keneA =" Dcos =
Conhs1tutsona1 1tiSht*-1he Use oA
the Aou%e Given to the FrcedEnen'a
Especial Dcrpatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.]
WASHINGTON, Dec G.
The following joint resolutions to amend the
constitndon sEerc tosisJ offered By Hon. John A.
bingham:
Etenrti, " Me SlnEk AMI Noass Of Re71rxsEnf1.
Grts Of the f1ted 6iat@s Gf ARleTsca. In Eongrstf
GsAkNlti. f1ne-tA{fds Of 10th U0stses doA-KrTtag,
That the following articles he proposed to the Le.1s
lntr1eF of the several Sfates amendments to The
Corstftutfun Of The Cnited Stntcs, ali Or any Of
III IeessotuSss shsu Be sa1[d 10 al intcnts md al
nnrrofrs us part Of the saId Cousitut,op VIZ. The
fniiowiny proTisions:
Ne III or dafy nho,1 be laid m article. exnmted
frn,n any Slate heinz the AIM nararranh .t1f Inc
ninih f*tinn or the 1st nnicle o fhe -ttfuttnn
T. hereby repealed md declared Of 10 cfsct-
arftc,c ~ M nn1 ~ nny t,cht or ,,-bt. contract.
-. -. ....r'.s -. .-s,,-ASs-r
u III a'n U! 'oe ne 'oceiaoo' Ut "Alcn nay nere~
later bc contracted in 1td of auJ rebellion against
Tic United ,ate. eh.ll ever be assumed or paId by
~ Y1-,,sa s.a,ae 49, s,.,i .ns @.,,s sssr,. =,
W N..A.u .ta' noA @AA14 10y ~@""'AI "
ray Ely rsst theseoI. -. ..,-
Art- - Corgrrte shall hare poHcr to makt all
laye necessary and pfoue1 TO secure to III peyts
, 1865-12-07

Sctcuadc to Gen. Rank<-Trial OF the
old Capitol Pf3sou Superintendent
The supreme C0urt-The New York
rolIcelosA1lfp-Fi -FinancIaI-The Pacific
1safirond Bonds-Conptro1ler7 dee
cfkion.
TAsn1S01ox. Dec. "a Sc rcnade was given to
il responded b s'sadInr hopefaIl; TO TeuisIaas
Message. closing BY saying 1ha,. rhethet a. = p1i.
found q champion Of freedom and eq1al rights,
NOT only for tbe nhite, hut ior the black race.
The trial o. Capt. George West, late sapednten.
dent Of The Old Capitol PTiton. hae ended.
The Supreme Co1rt vas In bt.s+lon shuTt time
The President yesterday. staied to rome gentle
orxhip Of New York TINT be did not intend to talc
action in The uastet for Eonc time.
During The month Of November thcre we're aa3
fsab s'1s asa eass T. e e. e. sss q as
T., s6, ,e11. The amount Of the rebuilding OF requ-
sitons uas $1.227G, $40, Tho amount Of cash ais~
mcnth, the divisions Of nayy agents, paymasters,
pensions, marine, prize and Generals. was a 631
uG The number o! prize eaees reported amounted
,t1ual rescnue SUI ~ an increase or <5Yl5 over
that returned during the month Of Oc.nbes last.
! Several hundred thousand dolt,s OF bonds OF the
tcn!ed 1.-The Treasury department yesterday, The
holders claiming thas they entitled to tue Gov
cInuoent bonds to lie Issued Vn the e,cond forty
rrt;e* Of that road. Is Will stop 1hc further l:sus
OF bonds BY the Gorcr1me ent until thls conp!ica.
ticn with that hrEpct Ii adjusted.
in the case Of a Colonel commanding bFtradt
aM1n9 shcrmans great march T. to The A sea ap?ointed
cn1nmis+,ou did not reach him until MAy, l565 the
Comptroller has decided fhat, notwiths :nding the
custom hescioso1e has been to ray o:'eers onls
irem sI tae date Of The commission viii be ao"sd
, 1865-12-07

The funds continued to exhibit Increased firm
ness American securities continued trm. Gold
IA flowing largely lnto tic Bank Of England, and
nn the Sd n1t The rale Of discount WAS reduced
fom 10 9 per cent.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-08
CELECT BOARDING AND DAY
y SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

MRS. EMILY GRUBB AND MRS. NJ. A. G. CHANDLER
Principals.
Assisted Teachers fully qualified to instruct in their
several departments.
The rooms devoted to study and recitation are in the
lower story of the Freemason street BAPTIST CHURCH
Boarding pupils will reside with Mrs. Chandler.
The SESSION will commence the FIRST MONDAY
in SEPTEMBER, and close the last Of June
Pupils though charged only from the time Of entrance
requested to be present if possible at the OPENING
of the SCHOOL,
Persons wishing to pursue Of the branches in tho
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT can dos without being
regular members of the school.
The Principals hopes that their long experience and
success in teaching will insure for them sufficient share
of patronage compensate for the effort they max
ing to establish SCHOOL, which shall furnish the
means of obtaining THOROUGH EDUCATION, in both
SOLID and ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES.
For Reference, Terms, &C., they would refer to their
circulars which be obtained Of MRS. CRUDE, At
lantc Hotel, of MRS. CHANDLER corner Of York
aud Botetourt streets. jy3l-tf
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

The supplies of vegetables poultry, &c, brought to
market are undiminshed The following were the ruling
prices yesterday:
FRESH MEATsAt the stalls, Beet, according 10 cut,
1920 Veal % cts Mutton 25 cts; shoat 2aGlI9
cts per quarter
FISH AND FOWL-Iioe Fish s. 90 to SIPS per Dozen
Spots 2575 per dozen mixed p to 90 cts per o2.
en-; Herring dried Ii TO % cts. per Dozen Mackare
1904. Chickens 20640 cts: Ducks 10 cts.6gSl0o.;
Geese rs cts.@S100. Eggs 20@25 cts. per dozen.
VEGETABLES, FRUITS, &c.-Peache 10000 per peck ;
Pears so per peck; Apples 30@5e cts per peck 70;
tatoes 50976 cts per peck Onions 5GS0 cts perpeck
Cabbage 10N115 cts. Tomatoes so cts per peck: new
Corn rs per dozen Beots 5@10 cts per bundle Gu
cumbers 10 cts r. dozen. Snaps Bee. p peck Squash
I0c. u dozen. Whorteheres 10 a at. Cantelopes
l2615 cts Melons lO25 cts. Danisons 81 per bushel
Egg Plants, 5 to % cents each.
BUTTER LARD AND CHEEsE.--But'er 2o@35 cts.
per pound; Lard 1926 sts per pounds Cheese lG@25
cts per pound.
Domestic markets lively and firm at quotations. Cot
ton dull Provisions firm with the exception of -four,
which has gone up since Saturday brands 81
the barbour City Mills so cents. Wheat firm, and
increasing demand for good article Freghts through
our canals hgh which is attributed to tho present canal
tariffs We hear of parties making charters to so outside
via Hatteras and ocracoko nets to the Sounds, being
found more economical than to pay the present tariffs
the canal. Naval stores firm and in active demand.
Whisky dow proofs shows indication of upward
tendency.