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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-25


- janes wSSlksuss & Co..
are gIad 10 bs able 70 announcs tothsff fsn1s ana
The public that they have resumed shsis cA busi-
ness under the firm And style Of $50.
wOODHOU6B PARHAx,
ana hsve taken . h0ass on Ssg ~
Govlsxo1 (TulR11HN1nl sTH8g1s 1lns1 DooA
-, 1RoM NAIx.
They return their grateful thanks for the libsal
patronage extended 70 their house for more thsn.
twenty years, and hope to merit and receive con
tinuance of 1t.
They win keep always in store good sssors-
ment Of tt'.' R 't-
BOOKS, STATIONERY, srT Il sas
..s @G3 L.a1 PIANO-RORTHS AND MUSIC.
to which they invite the attention Of al persons In
want Of such articles. as
In connection with the above business they hsvs
BOOK BINDERY AND BLANK BOOK MANUHAC-
TORY,
and haying secured the services Of GOOD woRKN1x,
are prepared to do all work entrusted to them
promptly and at reasonable rates.
TEaMS +: Cash.
WOODHOUSE PARHAM,
de 1s-st Governor street. near Main.
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~ John e. Deherty, .
MERCHANT TAILOR,
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN EIaHrH AND NIyrH,
diagonalIy opposite the spotswood Hotel.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

Nh. DOHRRTY
calls attention to some beautiful FABRICS FOR
GENTS WINTER WEAR. received In the last few
days, which will be made up in good style. He
names: .r
sIMONI'S WAvED-FACED and TRICoT COAT
INGS, -s..t
ENGLISH wHITNEYs and BEAVERS, various
colors;
ENGLISH MELTON's, OXFORD and BROWN
MIXTURES,
JOHANNY's and sIMONrs CLOTHS and DOE
SKINS, .- t.-ee
CLARET, BROWN and BLACK iBEAvERs, for
suits. - s.-...-.s
This stock is excellent, and the prices shall suit
the times.
de Its J. E. DOHERTY.
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TODAY BEING CHRIsTMAs, no paper will be
issued from this Office to morrow.
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IN PATENT CANS,
! for sale BY HARVEYS WILLIAMS,
de ls-lm agents " tho manufacturers.
DRUGS. MEDICINES. Sc.


G. ". THOMAS, n. D. =. w. THOMAS, II.
~ w. THOMAS & BROTHER,
". DRUGGISTS AND PHARMACEUTISTS,
southwest corner Of Main and -frst streets,
Richmond, Va,
have Just opened with . full supply OF DKUGS,
MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, SOAPS and FANCY
GOODS. The patronage OF the public resPsSfs94Y
solicited. Physicians prescriptions carefully COM
pounded at al hours. de lS-lm
DURCELL, LADD 81 CO.,
DEALERS IN PAINTS, oils. &c,
have made arrangements favorable to pure hasefss
and are now prepared to take orders Ior
POLISHED PLATE GLASS,
from the largest factories in France and Belgium
which furnish glass of UNsrRPAssED QrALtTf.
Also FRENCH WINDOW GLASS,
of single or double thickness
ORNAMENTED GLASS,
Ugh HAMMERED GLASS, for floors and sky
lights, and
PATENT LIGHTS lHyatt'a1,
for sidewalks and vaults.
Orders for the above promptly executed.
Main and Thirteenth str sets, louR OLD srAxD, IN
few weeks, and will be prepared with good as
sOrtment to supply the wants OF our old tsiends
and the market ut reasonable prices.
Samples of the different kinds OF Glass can %
seen on application. - ,,D a ~
de Its PURCEl4L, LAlpU q W.
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NJ NGiller's Celebrated Patent Fire and Bur.
GLAR-PROOT SAFES, BURGLAR-PROOF BANK
SAFES, VAULT DOORS, BANK LOCKS, &s.-
These safes are offered to the public with record
not to be found in any other make-that Of never
losing dollars worth Of property eitherby nre or
robbery, although frequently and severely tested.
References without limit have been voluntarily
given, and the sAPES command a preference in all
markets where they are offered. ,f
ROBERT A. PAINE, Agent,
over C. d. Yale 4 Co., Governor street.
de ll-eodet
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VTIRGINIA BuCKWHEAT FLOUR. !.
y > 900 hounds superior BuCkWHEAT ILOuR,
500 pounds superior FRESH ROLL BUTTkk,
@ ssS pounds fresh S6fT.sHHLL ALMONDS.
100 pounds fresh CuRRANTS,
Is boxes best LAYER RAlSlNS,
~ '''''' "'~ DANDRIDGE Z ANDERSON.
de l3--ta No. lee Broad street.
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THE WEATHER was one OF those
terrible days described by Tom Hood i'll his
poem, wherein he says:
First 1t blew,
Then it snew,
Then 1t snew,
And then il thew.

After very beautiful day on Saturday, the
skies became suddenly overcast, and our citi-
zens arose yesterday morning TO scene OF
sleet and slippery payements, causing every
pedestrian who valued his limbs-to take the
middle of the street. II was in short, one OF
the most disagreeable days within our recol-
lection, and disappointed the anticipations OF
many bibulous souls who anticipated merry
run around among the bar-rooms
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JUDGE LroSs's CouRr.-Judge William H
Lyons of the Hastings Court, held = session
on Saturday, but disposed Of nothing but civil
business of no interest to the general pubic.
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y GENTRY, THE PIONEER NEWS AGENT
AND MANCHESTER AGENT FOR ALL OF THE
RICHMOND DAILIES, begs leave ia inform the
FURNISH ALL THE NORTHERN DAILY AND
WEEKLY PAPERS AND MAGAZINES AT THE
VAL.
chester. The KICHMONt DAILY PAPERS deli
veredin any part Of Manchester ut hmond prices
The LEDGER, MERCURY and all other literary
vefs, photographs Of Confederate Generals, ana
every article inthe news and book business. iaa ~
nished promptly ut the shortest notice.
at ANY STORE in Manchester; or at I; A; kuSn .
Broad street; COLK TURNER'S, Wink hunonk.
nromnf attention JAMES A: GENTRY,
Pioneer News Agent and Manchester agent Ior
Richmond Dailies. uc 49,
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HAPPY NEW YEAR

HAPPY NEW YEAR.
GRAND SELECT BALL will be given at the
Fenian Hall, Qate Washington Hall.) on NEW
YEARS EVE, January LIST.
This Ball will be strictly select.
MANAGERS.
NJ. FINEGAN, r. RYAN.
w. w. PUTNAM, II. SCHWAKTZE,
FLOOR MANAGERS.
r. z. BRANAN, u: CONORS,
+. FITZE, MAT. ADAMS.
MUSIC by SMITHS FULL BAND.
Tickets III de 23-td
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-08
sOUTHERN HEPATlC PILLS.

SOUTHERN HEPATN PILLS.
a FEW lnpo,..s, faess ~ legas /. %. Ses,h-
~ ern hkFAliL Hills. ia.
/. They aIe prersnu Ten Tie as't assh'y o.
M.diriuss b, III. deco,tlsI, low an sseo hns.sI
Of ths Gospri, sno ns ssie.tt tAfsa
.. The, hsss been ln.~efsi ,sss sss.sssee ~
thossands.S S. 88 esa ie
= Five ksadesd Psr.sss q, lss~ss have bern
cured BY them. 80
fex ever, ting bs.suiy fo a,s sses Wheel ART fscn
iissrdered iiseh. seA 0AhN
5. Daec,lsns and eertfesses sseopfsts eseh bon.
and these esr,i6ss.es ale irsa wsh kns~n als nsss
rssp<eislis inoi,idIsls &84kf
9. Correspondents lstsa nts, th.s % see -
Liver Disease. chills and feve's, fDesaoss lsunf
Aee, Dyspepsia Billies F.ssrs. Eiasu RhsssA-
ti.n, Worms. Pisrisy, lIeuehi'isf &c. -
/ 2. Several gentIepsn s,.ss tia O. ssssf th~ss
Pills ksr been 10 then an sHrhai ssNtt ~ iien
Sies TO ts0e iheY are The beS Plsn,slior nedrins
ever offered lie th. p.hls.
| 9. Bore physiciss, Of The bis ket sandirr pre-
serbetkem 10 their psiissts and hurusssss O esre
have been -sld 10 repulsi pre-. H'es.n m
9. Daring the last quarter ESQ bore have esss
ssld taiwo Druggists. one IN souih Cstohis and o.
IN KsxsA Csrolins; ard scne rne ape osef ~
bszss were ordered By DrssSss 10 sss is~r
virinis. Ae
] H rnes, % sb.s. For SO sossa l.nsr vi
be sea, 10 ssy sddrsss. A srs, iihssai alscsss'
Druggists and eeunuy Hsieissis tel (ss~ eel
rsacy) to ssecp pat. s'ssn
i For sale In Hillsimsrsf ',
J.Y. WHlTTEp & CO.
Apgsss 10. -
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N Office

NorfCE 10 hor-sy given. ,ta ., Ne md ~ sis
~ weeks. ihs ,ubseribef Gil % plj s,iie me- 70
Ha-b.seugL ~ Dupiirs,s rssiikrs,e irr ors li's'
5, IN. .bcv, ~ iosk Il Ap,n last ts Sitto. Ne
lss, date hsrrh 1s'h. iss4.
GEORGE W. PUEEfOr.
Detsnbef u 7D-ev
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JUST REeEIytD. ~ iaIkLss.
CALL AND Sill.

CALL And SIX.
W. are receiving IN psiith. ioll'Sini nsee,ssp
w and d...fal,, to.ds. wInI az nj ssHsis
small sdssru TEL ss,l tbi.:
4,sry hands n, BIssi shssl'. :,
ecu yaras "A Bs.eln shitiinss, =.
4bn ssfas ?-4 Fancy lsheo.
500 ysns BIs.l spo " Liif diiis, ~
sso yards bad fSn., duo,
500 yard, &. Liaht si,. ditto,
celorrd end ~hiir Poslsi hsI dltfehsfs.
40 dozrn i,',fIsrit etlr,
400 lbs. print bio t.nss.
eco lhs. Black P'H.f.
lis Ils. GnsIinp soas
IS JcI Goat stim fs, Ess', ard Lsdis, stes'
IS Esss Df, ssii
800 ID, frssu sslis
and pans other ser',siis fri's.
JAMES Y. WHITFIELD & GO.
Ysrssy .. Il, u
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c "A RD.

TUNING occasionally attended 10 IN Hilbho.
Il ropsh. Charge one koy the price isior he
vss 10 be paid in corn. esls or fafsps 81 old piece
or their cquivssp, in rensy 81 present rsiss. bes
snsh % cannot furnish sufh stNlrs. kspsHius
done on the same terms. From ,hs above ,f'ns
VIZ ''' ''' HENRI BAsELER.
AusuSs a. si--Aa
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N OF &c +

TINE snserignsd having qualified ~ exessssss =
4 the lsst will and. testament Of HARRlStA
PARKER, deceased, at August term Of onnss
Coun,y Csar,, hereby ae,ify ell Persons hsvins
eiains sgainr said deceased 10 pressnt then "
,eyneat Within lifetime prescribed by law, ~ Mn
notice will be plead ia bar Of their recovery. An
az persons indebted 70 said ssss,s ara requested =
make i.@edis,s payment. 9e,
e. M. HOLT. IT.
Jesse W. PARKER, ~
Sspknbs 7. -
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NOTICE.
UyHg sndsssigned hss been appointed Agssi 70
u rsestvs and forward boIs. ior soldiers snd pri-
ssssss The boxes must be carefully ssiled and
sfseysl and delivered 81 the sf6ce o. Mr. Hill IN
nidsisrssgh. the last day Of every noah. which
lAys wal be there ,s tsesive ih.s. Borss for psi
sSssrs nga ssl ssixh aore than 100 pounds.
HARRISON MONK.
essssry 4. n
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! Undertaking, at Hillsborough.

r. Undertaklng, ~ uiiispofouSn.
N,HE subscriber is prepored 10 furnish Mahogany
III cOFFlNs Of ali sisss. al sae or Two hours No
d.. Thev csa be forwarded "a ths trsias y hssL
road a, one hsurs notice
- JOHN CHEEK. Agent.
sspssaabes IA. @sH
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IMsToRE AND FOR SALE.
~ nnh BOXES English Blscking, H
Z ,OOO $50 boxes Tetseee. ss.or,sd,
a0o barrels smpk ins Tobssss, Asserted,
10 barrels Train Oil, taa
80 kegs soda,
70 reams Wrapping fsPsr,
20 reams En,elore Paper
q barrels Sugar, asserted,
800 ponnds English 6lse, 9s
6 barrels I.ami blask, $50
Sol,ina Clo,h., No, 10 ss,s,ras.
HIN. BROWNS CO.
Asysss ~. o.
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NOTlCE-SCIDlLRS.

ANA ~ ~ - A<ii ND.
nERsCks having relations 10 the Arm, wAe ~.
1 been killse OF have died Of disease. and hs,iss
bcun,i.s wsees duet them for ihehssvces can have
III. same prompt, collected By applying 10 me :, ~
snss ~ n''''''''s' c. E. PARISH.
r. 8. / have received f,ep III. GsvernmsnttAs ..
suls,ion containing fuilinstrucons, snd those Pie
ise The cls i'm, in my hands may rely ihsf they w.
be collected s.sssh as the, csa be ssdiied.
y. Z. PARISH.
April -. sa-sa
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NEW GOODS,

NEW GOODS,
,usT REtEnlp Al The DEUG srsSs.
uSNCl.lsB Ensiot,. Whne fisnnci.
II Eneli.h e,,si Paper. sped to,Isn.
ri.el "a uAne alnss, ls,d fsneils.
a., rY, I.oih Lirslrs.
nl.,k ,,.s xhi,s rins, fuiioss.
N,,di,. bisslns,
r.,e, Tci.., scsp. g,fss. Pepper, SAL,
-. nj s.n. 4 d -. q srsL Ian.
shpe knSo, ssh. 'sf" or'
Jsly 9.
, 1865-12-07

pesaticn which followed 1cd inihat Stale to pol
IL. which has also prty1ed to some extent In sew
eraa OF our organized territories fpduCn. per-
scnal predatory warfare between the frontier clti-
xena e1nlgrants, and miners, and isofaet b1nds Of
1rdIaus belonging, IN mary tn:tauces, 10 txihes at
pcscs with the Gorerur1cnt. This awakens spirit
Of retaliation. incf1nz atroc1ous acts Of violence,
to both races. :.
The policy Of the total destruction of The In
dfaus has been openly advocated BY gentlemen OF
high position. intelligence, and personal character:
but no enlightened nation tan adopt OF s1nenpn 1t
without a. forfeiture Of its se1EFrspect and the
respect Of the Civilized nations OF the earth.
Financial considerations forbid the Inauguration
Of such a policy. The attempted destruction Of
three hundred thousand OF these people, accustou-
cd to nomadlc life, supsisinE upon the spont7n-
cons productions Of The Garth, and familiar with
the Businesses Of the mountains and the sS19ps Of
lhe plntns. would Involve m appalling sacrifice Of
the expenditure OF untold treasure II s estimated
that the maintenance Of each regiment Of troops
engaged as1lnst the lnaians Of the plains costs the
Government two million dollars per nnn1m. All
the military operations Of last summer hare not
occn*1oned the immediate destruction Of more than
NV hundred Indian warriors. Such policy Is
uantcstfy ns tmpractfcabe as # Is In violation OF
eyeg dictote Of humanity md Christian duty.
Il Il therefore recommended that stringent Ieefs-
kt!oH be adopted for tho punishment Of viul,s1ons
OF Indian tribes nho are al peace wlththe Govern
meut
The report recommends Congressional approprl-
atoms to supply the sants Of the Indians that all
efforts should be uecd to induce The Indians to
adopt agricultural and pastoral pursuits and thai
(C6htnned on Fourth FI0e.,
, 1865-12-07

eays: The market for American securities has
ehonn less Activity dn1tug the pat week than for
como time past, Tho demand for Fife-T TWEEN
ties On Continual account has almost
quotations a3T-show only 1actioual
aftcration from List weck. 1llinoia and Krie
ehasesu ern both neglected until the 1rriral OF the
City of Boston. when demand sprung up toI Erie,
on which they improved about 81 Bhare, closing
at 55G55akc, Illinois stares advanced slightly ID
or 1ic higher on the wrek- At the close there
Nns certainly the ETeatcst disposition ahown by
homo investors to take American securities On the
expectation that all matters Of dispute between
the English and United t3tates Goyernneats, will
LITERroo1, Nov. s4-Janes Stephens, The
rported Head Centre Of the Fcnian Brother
hood in Ireland, was missed from his cell IN
pt1scu this morning. No particulars are yet known
u 10 the time or manner Of hta escape. Tho con
sabc1ary In ali parts of Isel1nd have been warned
md informed of his escape.
Itc Court OF the Queens Bench for ireland has
tcfGted tho application to have the Fc1lan easea
tired In son,e o.har place ttan Drbllu. The Court
held that fair and impartial trial could be had IN
Dublin.
steamer Bremen The Dublin Hoii says: "in conse-
quenca Of TIC decision come to BY the Grown Aw.
yes n TO tbe perfection OF indictments for treason
and felony nCalnst Fcuan prisoners, The Cork pris.
oncrs viii not be brought TO Dublin, but be trad In
Cork"
the br,li;h Cabinet has detetnl9ed to 1emonst1n.e
ports.
poultry IN tho department OF QcTautt Poultry
Yards hare bceu decinnted In tsenty-fonr hours hy
attack and for which cure has as JET been found
, 1865-12-07
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tr!buuc.l

Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SraEG11ELD, Dec. G..
The rain and mud Of to-day did not stop the pay
meni Of troops. The sd regiment 1000 strung,
wus paid today at camp, md many Of The men Lett
for their homes thls orening.
The following statistics are from the assessment
returns Of Mclcury county for 1861 Total value Of
taxabe property. Ssi0sss; value Of lands, railrosd
property ind town lots, E b55a aa5: valun of real
and personal pspperty. q 5 $50; total tax 1eSed,
{91e, ,t7l; valuation In 1861, 81 5, ,495; tncEe1sc
xsa85, acres IN cultivation wheat 81, ,097; corn.
u .667i other field products, 81. 3d.
The following are from the assessment rolls Of
Ia Sale county: Total value Of taxable property,
town lois, G89 1856; value Of real ind personal
property, S7>01j,68s; iotal tnx Teyied, {3ff 894Sa
ncIes In cultivation q, 0,7s4 corn, 60 a3S;
other field products, 81 Gut.
The conEh1eseent soldiers at Camp Butler arc to
hare snmptuouR Thanksgiving dinner, given BY
the ladfee Of thfa city.
Iurtial cen.us returns have bean received rom
Randolph countr, from which we learn the poprla-
ton to be Is e68; population In 1850, t7,sn in
crease ], 40,
AfEnirs are moving like clockwurk at Camp Bat.
Ter under 1he orders Of Col. A. J. johnson, the
commander Of the post No one cnn Tieit camp
without pass to accommodate citizens. 4 mum
her ofpaascs have been placed In tho hhuda Of Col
q. II. Harlow. for distribution 10 those VINO Wtst
to sfatt the camp.
General uasn1e. 1t Is beaie!ed nltnofs. unaer ths
her of men In excess Q! her just quota. The natel
uniform fhornr nh examination.
, 1865-12-07

Extra Session OF the Fetlian Senate
Objects Of s1se Session.
NEW xonK+ Dec. 1.-THE Senate Of the American
Fcpian brotherhood assembled in extta session,
yesterday morning. ut their headquarters in This
city. The object o. the extra feasion IL stalled to
b. 10 look tnio the mtter Of economy and h1thful'
nees IN the executive dcpsztments, the organization
deuac ding rnutual prublty and promptne-s 1t thi4
time. The appointments Of the New York officials
u1de1 the nes ions tlud On have nevtr been officially
ANNOUNCED. Tho appointing po%<er re<ts With PIa<.
dent 'NahoEey. Tie SENATE contfrms+ The Feri1ns
c1prtte some astoniehment at the reported Eplen-
dor Of tue new headquarters tn Union 9qH1re. A.
temIng that tuch mat:ntfctuce snnst creftr he1xy
draft on the treasury oi the osganl7aton Uuusnal
Inferctt ia attached to TIC session, which, II Is snr
posed, will continue for several days. Yesterday
sesf1cn did not remit In any business which IL rel
,ade public. 1t is expected that rcgu1ar rpoff3 ol
the proceedings wtll be given to the press when
publicity eerms mol INJURIOUS.
New Tonk, Dec G.-The Fculans arc fcto!cing
oyer the news Of tho etcape Of the Irish Head
Centre nom Dublin jail. Headquarters ara illurn
mated tonight. nud speeches arc making BY Col
O'Mahony. Sec. knlau. col Muller and others, OF
ST, Jos.ss, \. b., Dec s,-Thcro was como CT,
cttc.nent here to-day eareed bs The fuuor Of con
templated Feuiup raid from the United States. il
IL stated that the Government recciEcd deFpatct
from Warrington, ttating thai raid on Ner
Dmnsutck had been planned. 1t Is scnc.i.1y b.
llevcd thnt nothing more than plnndcrtnC ekpedl
tiou IL thought Of. and measure. have bc:n takeI
to gnnrd tho hanks and other property, both In tn
| citS md on the frontier.
, 1865-12-07
KENTUCKY IEGISLATURE.


Especial Dcsp3E6 10 LIE CAlC8co A91puut.l
FRANKFORT, ky., Dec 6.
Mr.. Dudley, from :hc Committee On the contest
I'd t1cc:!on case, Thomson r. Allen, asked to ba
discharged iroua further consideration OF the
matter, ae they were not authorized TO tr5 case
where military interference Wis changed. THIS
Committee was discharged. and afles considerable
discussion. during which Nit. uetm made Al admis-
son that ii military interference conid BE- proved
he was In hvor, as 15en n his party, OF declaring
Ill the seats Of those Union men vacant, 1t was
referred 10 the Committee On Privileges and Elec-
tfons.
The Governor sent In message transmitting
sesoltIons OF tbs Vermont Legislature favorins
negro suffrage. He condemns ID very Ineasured
tef1nf. the notion Of ihat Legislature He denies
the right OF Congress, the President Or any one,
Adjourned until F.tdsy, 10 o'clock.
Leave WIS gwen to bring in great many blilA,
among which wtre bills TO repeal the Law requiring
te acfcrs and otttIE to take IN cath Of Office 10 pre
vent military Interference In elections, md 10 In
| c7esse salaries of Judges Of this Commonwealth.
4 RESOLUTION uas introduced 10 adjourn ore1 IRON
;he e0th Of December TO the ith Of January.
Adjourned I'LL Friday.
| Eeu Sensors appeared In their tcats todhy. Col.
Pratt during the discussion On the reference 81 r.
Aliens cafe to the Election Cumnlatee. took the
ground that II military interference was 10 be The
lest Of membership, The COMMITTEE should look
hack 10 the election IN 1861. a. well a. TO 1o and
see If there were not come other senators occupy
ing seats on the Goor who we're elected by that IN.
tcr:crence IN 1867, under Order No. g. lie did pol
| Mant partially shown. If one Was 10 be EXCLUDED
| an ftat ground. let al BhAre the zane late
, 1865-12-07
INDIANA LEGlSLATURE,


Senate met nj ~ m.
Iii. Hanna, from the Committee on Agriculture,
,rn-4oa bon, thc MI ,,,t ~.
~. ocr r,s H., ! ta.,a,. 1o,.u,Ja. ~ .ao,,o ~.
,ss...ss. 49,. ~ ~ ~ " @s
iosau1n ene ~ eptese'
BLOOMINGTON, in connection with The State Uni
x.ers;tr.
-. n,,.,,. ,,..,.. n,u,.,s,..,.,,, ., ,,. s,h;.,4
VI Atoa1oo' luatnS1 eoo7!oc1auoa "a LIE su'eet
was postponed I'LL Wednesday next.
Bills passed requiring Auditors to examine records
amending the city cha{tef Of Madison, 50 that the
couuci.mcu ehaI be elected bY yyards: nrpyjltng
mcens for consirurtiuv 4ewcrs In 1ouns alln:yfn9
n-riei knmtn 1ninnrx tn in{n ,r1h ihrir hn.h,nds
IN cyeyfur rrAj pDyldiEt, for tat1us. lono-
sftfons 1t nsrtics M tnesses in fhcfr o,yn hehai
allow fnr cerporations which fslel to ofrare unIer
H. f,w III xxi IN d. en nnr ~ a'"e 1A49s4
AsrTynnT SEssrn~-The fl louipo h,l,s
sue n..sna. Rcnu, i,r fhr Srrr.s,,r ~
st,tc r. rsit tbe semitic to nrfirr.' ard
~ araftnr re Hence IN fhr os cnhffno of thc
secisatnre in T.uIs1 tr.sjan sufhor41in- sessina
Of Gom.non Fie1s Cents on the MONDAY foiIowfnc
fhr naousome1t offbc Circult Corst when te ,sIons
make Natis nal carTrncy reced1abte for taxes;
eounty * beioncsne i6 lie Stste: alIovins pre.
ernpt1ont Mt FI,T per acre: apuropri%,in" tttr.e
thonssrtt four hundred md sfry.nioe dollars and
eichtythrce ccpts to pay the AMOUNT Que from In
dlsua on he 6settyr burg eetey Inrezting the Cir
divorce ca.es.
Xsr;oue olhcr bills Of minor importance were
nnssrd and fhe k5cnate niIlnurned tlutll Fr1isY
raeTG%, 1nnST;rr aAa 'N' e'''"'e 10'o"1''1 "'A 0'
norsE.
1ho uo,.a,a+ sta.
~ n noaas Mei ~ = s.i.,.,, ~ in, ,s,,-
U
, 1865-12-07

E.cnnr nr 1read Ccpfre StepRsenk-In.
e~. r+,. r,.s1a H,s~.,a ~, E.
crease q AAe S1t@'e EiA~uc II. E'nEe
land-DamaCesb by Calc*-Thc AmerI~
ran Cotton SuprIy-Garffs0n1n. the
xr4.4, 1,orss-Ti,e Inn,alca Nero In.
.s.. w.-,Tn,.
sHfkeceaon-"S 0sAess-
poH11Axu, Me-, Dec. 6,-The steamship Hibern-
len, from Liverpool I'D, and Londonderry a5tb,
has arrived.
Stephens tho Fcn1nn Head Centre, ckcaped from
prison on the morning Of the 9Th.
The cntt1e dEseaEe IL 1crorted to be on the in
c1ease in Enrland.
Cotton r3ics for the week, 81, ,doO ba.es-closing
with decline OF Nd on American Sales on Fr5-
day Of i ,0CO f.lee-c!oa1ug hrmct and Upward for
mtddhng Or1cans III ED.
Hrcads.nfs dun and declining. Prorsious IN.
settled.
American etoc1s-Cattcd States s79a. N9; ILL
uote Central Eailroad, BIG. s3i Esle, 571E57H.
LONDON, Sor. e4-Corso1s closed at B9afGt59T
Eof money.
Much damage had been sustained o. the Welch
coas, ly gales. MoTr reesels had been drtEcn
Ashore there than for many years past. An emil.
r1aat vessel fof Ausssalia was rEnong the number,
with uear1y 800 people on board. No n;ea wess @
lost Much damage had also been done On Inc IND
as Wcll as upon The sea By the gale
A letter IL published nom Lonsul Dad!e5 N INC
Liverpool papers reCard[Lc the cotton tuPp!f nom
America. Mr.. Dudley tppehde les1a aa9nSsee
TO him On The sita o1 oStoDa 3st,n. ~