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The Portland daily press., 1865-04-20
SUMNER ARRANGEMEHr.

@7s2EzSasa On and after Monday, 10th inst, 1866,
trains will leave as follows, until fur
Their notice ae| t AA at il "a y Asa hf taA
Leave Saco River for Portland, as5.45 and s.2o
A. NJ, and 3.45PM
Leave Portland for saco River. at las A. NJ. and
400 and 620P.M.
The 400 z. NJ. train out and the 645 A. NJ. train
into Portland, will be freight trains with passenger
cars attached
Stages connect at Gorham for West Gorham.
Standish, Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago,
8ridgton, Lowell. hiram, Brownfeld. Fryeburg,
Conway, Bartlett, Jackson, Lmington, Cornish,
Porter, Freedom, Madison. and Eaton, N. 81.
At Buxton Center, for West Buxton, Bonney Ea-
gle, South L;mingt0n, imington, Limerick, New
ield, Parsonsfield, and Ossipes. So n4fH
At Saccarappa, for South Windham. East Stand
tshs Sebago, Denmark and Brighton, - Tuesdays,
Thursday and Saturdaye.of t--ra TTf9 aH ~
DAN. CARPENTER, supt.
Portland, April 6. 1896. dtf
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p,rste the abcve Club names a, corporstere VIM Cor
nell Einrs, Oswald Cammsnn, ~ coward rrsno n
r. Jackson ChSs' Kctoin6 LAM on Kelehum Levi
Lowndes Morris. j. ID. Neil Tboe. u War2 ID
Weynan NAL, A. X. Post, G. F. CRAM ana Dous'a'
w. Burnhdm. o., , .
The corporation may hold real estate 10 Ihe amoant
$4,000
NEw-YOEK CONSERVATORY or MUsA''
Mr.. SnIPAgDs bill names eorporators "a AZ ,1oG,e
J.. w. Jerome Henry J. Soudder. Geo. 81 SnowSesil.
ID. Ashley Chas ~. Mills, Jno. II. jenkins, SainU,l d.
Hard, and Ray W. Potter. The capital STOCK OF .aa
company shall be $4,000 TO be divided into shares ~
500 each, with privilege 10 increase the aggrega" 70
$4,000. The design Of the corporation Is 10 csabliSh
and organize schco! OF vocal and instIumehtnl Iusc
under competent teachers in the city OF Ne" YORK
A MILITARY HISTORIAN.
Mr.. RED introduced bill authorizing the Govern"r
to appoint military historian whose duty shai TO 70
prepare full and authentic history oil the new OH
regiments
TAxrs AND ASSESSMENTS ~ Nzw-T0lK.
Mr.. STEWART introduced a bill which appoints Sheri
dan Shook, VIM. 4. Conner and John Attweil q Bonrd
Of Commissioners 70, tie purpose q selecting lures ~
commissioner; said az commissioners !"
hold office for i've years. to receive salary OF g. ~
and 10 hive power appoint clerk a. salary OF
per apnun. SGid commissioners 10 possess oil the
povers now vested In the Commissioners OF lakes o'
said city.
NEW CAPITOL.
M UrNGERFoRD ~ Albany introduced q BIZ pro-
vidng for the erection OF new capitol on the tite Oh
the present Uaathorizes the Governor 10 hppouI
TN Zee tonrsSlOneIs whose uuty " oblI Dc W Pi".
plans &c. directs the purchase OF the Congress Ian
block and appropriate. $4,000 toward the erection o
the new buildings.
IAXns AND ASSESSMENTS.
Mr. UUSGERFORD introduced bin which prfVldcs
that real estates 10 the extent that tits mortgagod
shall be exempt from taxation on the owner thereon
proving that il Is bona fte mortgage, and that lie
possesses personal property liable TO taxation with
which to pay said mortgage.
THE CEoIOS AQUEDUCT BoAID.
Mr. vAv BuHRS introduced q bin which authorizes
the Croton Acqueduet Board TO take aud enter upon
snch lands IN the Counties Of Duchess, Putnam md
Westehester. rs may DO necessary for the purpose
Of and impending storage reservoirs ana
appur the purpose OF keeping up full sup
ply OF water. To accomplish tbs object tie Con
roer Of the city is authorized 20 borrow sun not OK
ceedng 500 600 bear interest Of tie rate OF sI per
cent, the bonds to run not less than forty years.
ANOTHER CITY EAILRoAD.
Mr. MUREAY introduced bill authorizing the con-
struciion III a railroad In Thirty -lourbst and sixth
aTe md certain other streets In New York III Ii the
same bil ls was introduced last year by Mr. kevton
Jeremiah Finch. jonathan Carey, Lucius a White
John H. Haronan. Justin J. King George u. Nelson
Hiram q. Hart Low Lockwood, and John = Hewitt
are named oorpoaoTs II provides for laying tracks
in Thirty fourth 81, IhiId-aye., Twenty ei1tA--i
Fourth.av. Fourteenth, Tenth Hudson. Do,brcsses
ana West sis, Is also Canal and Christopher.
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From tho Pacific.

SAN FRAScIsDo. Thursday, Jan. IL, 1864.
The California Art. Union, lately organized In
this city. gives its first exhibition to-day. with ~
,miptines many OF which are by resident artists. The
enterprise bids fair 10 bs q success.
The annual reports show the total revenue OF the
General eminent the Coast for the past year. was
eh1at 90 600 OOO and the total disbursements were
s645 900 in excess. The dntisr collected on imports
Amounted 10 nearly 900 in gold The total coinage
et HE Mint reached sG COO 900. The receipts Of gold
from california show abatement The extra product
OF gold aud silver from oil the Pacific mines waa about
S55 100000.
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Ohio Legisininre--The Sherman Tcstimo~
mini

CTcryNATI Thursday. Jan. 10, 1865.
A resolution has passed the Ohio Legislature
asking Congress TO adopt Che proposed amendment to
the Constitution for the aboiution OF Slavery.
meeting Of the prominent citizens Of the State was
held at Columbus yesterday. 10 take to pre-
sent to General Sherman testimonial of one hundred
thousand dollars in United States stocks.
The Auditors report SHOWS that the whole number Of
sodersand marines furnished BY The State Is oil 500
and that 800 have died in the service and 5000 been
disabled.
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Advertisement ]
IL

DAsyILLE. Penn. June Q, ls63.
DIR. WM. II. GREGG-Dedr Sir: LII February,
1861 vas afflicted with sugar diabetes aud for hye
months / passed more than two gallons OF water In
twenty four hours was Obliged 10 get up as often as
ten twelve times during the night and In hye months
lost about fty pounds ia weight During the month
of july Is6l. 1 procured two bottles Of Constitution
Water and after taking two bottles i was entirely
cured, soon after regainiug my usual good health.
Yours truly j. V. l.. DEWITT.
Sold wholesale by MORGAN 4 ALLEN No ~ ChIst..
md all druggists
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iAdsortiseusnt 4

DO not waste your money buying any Of the
NUMEROUS worthless articles called GoLp PENS which
have flooded the market for the last few years. when
at prices you get pens which are acknowledged
10 be the BEsI ~ TIE WoELp.
See advertisement In another column The Pen l.
Mghtier than the Sword"
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Tho Execution Of Green Deforrc>N-A'o
for Savannah,
Boston. 'rbursdsy ]

-
Tomorrow was the day assigned for the exc
cnticn 81 Green the Maiden murderer but II is under
stood that the Governor has Withhold his signature lro1
the warIag and that the execution Of the sentence is
deferred for action by the next Executive Council
The fund for the relief Of Savannah already amounts
TO $1,000 The steamer Greyhound viii be dispatched
On Saturday to Savannah with provisions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-13

The Democratic State Com ention met to-day
and nominated y. W. Harrington OF Manchester for
Governor. and o. A. G. v'nghn for Railroad Com
missioner. ,,.
In the Second CongreesH nal district tho Democrats
have nominated l.. w. Cbrk for Congress. and III the
Third pLi,tct IL Dlng5,u receiycd .beir oonina.l9u.
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m RIE ID.

FrrLLTRyINcrN Mat Brighton Staten Island Oh Thurs.
day Jan II by tine Rirhs Rev. W. u. Odenhener DID
Ceor. uleI and Ellen Minor, daughter Of Frederick
Vincent
MARSH LL-sAMUELLS--At Zion Church. jana by the
Right Rev Bishop Southgse Wm. H. Marshall 20 Catherine
L. cry daughter of Alexander Sannels, esq NO cards
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iIhdyer,isenent.I

For Non-Retention or Incontinence Of Urine,
Irritation Inflammation liberation OF the Bladder
or kidneys Diseases OF tho PROSTATE Glands Stone IN
the Bladder, Calculus Gravel or Brick dust Deposit,
and ell diseases Of the Bladder Kidneys and Dropsica
Swenngs UsH BEIMBoIp's FLUID EXTRACT BtCuu.
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Fryru.AvE. SKATING PoYp.-The

FHTH-AvE. SKATING PoND.-The fancy dress
carnival yesterday al this pond was attended by large
numbers OF skaters, aud the pond was completely
crowded both afternoon and evening. There were not
many person, present In costume. one gentleman,
representing Quaker. created sensation and good
deal OF snort There will be skating to-day OF the pond
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Thdyer,isement.1

THE THREE SCOUTs is the name Of the new
book by the author Of Cudjos Cave" much In de
mand u will lie published in few days. booksellers.
newsmen and agents will please send In their orders
early that they may receive the books on publication
Isy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-13

fAdversement
HFLMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU is pleas
ant 10 taste aud odor free from all injurious properties
and immediate In its action.
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For THE FAR WEsr.-An advertisement VII
he found In ,s proper place ola ne that
Pittsburgh Penn at stated periods for Fort Benton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-13

READY AND CoscLUsIvE TEST Of the prop
critics of HHLMBOLDs FLUID EXTRACT BuCHu will be
comparison with those forth Ia the United State
Dispensntory. 1t 10 no quBck nostrum.
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Court OF App.nis Calendar.

AIBASY, THURSDAY. Jan - l-oa
Day calendar for Friday. January rs: Nos.
t.. %, 20. =, r.. 20. -, - 70 aud u.
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Advertisement
A reliable Tonic, DIURETIC, BLOOD PURI-
FIR and NyIcolAIoR-HLLMBoLDs EXTRACT b.
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Gpetial Notices.

The First Assembly District Union Association
yin od the ,' regular Meeting G F r. EVENING jan
ID i0'' al . 0''0'' ~ N JOSHUA O. Able. President
p I.,. T. d rsnrvr Secretaries.
second Assembly District Union Association
special meeting OF The above Association viii be NED 81
On FRIDAY h'hN'S" I Henry VI g. LEiSk. President,
M yo.ErE RScI. secr.tarie.
Eourtb Assembly District Union Associ. ton
A mretus OF this Association VII be held on fhpAi
EVENING mex, jan - at Botanic Hail. No 10 East o'''a
way 4" 0''00A ARCHIBALD HALL, President
S Jaw. " Gd TsaT s1 Secretaries.
.,,,h Assembly District Union Assoclarion.-
par.aant to the call tho State Central COMMITTEES for me TO-
osai,s1 Of the n.Ss PSy viii be
Gandt Drunk Hsts pS % sMTH Pss.d.p a.h
in; IT, at s z osI.s1 Secretary 1''''N
Seventh Assembly District Union Association
TIF 2aG jsSI1; II o,os.
at the hAl' NOS ~ sALEM 4. RUSSELL, President
W. j. Coins, Secretary
Eighth ASSEMBLY psirict unon Asroeatio hon..
on FRIDAY EVENING jan - 1855 s,It oeGck 70 com
JANIS N McCARrIs, Secretaries.
SAMUEL r. swEEs',
Tenth Assembly District Union Associnticn.1
In nnrsn,nee OF plan OF reorganization OF the UNION
FAIRY Of the city ofNewYorks meeting OF the TENTh
.sssEhrpiY DISTRICT UNION ASSOCIATION Is called
on FRIDAY EVENING: January H. 1865, 1t % o'clock al
room No "a Cooper Institute.
'00'' ' ROBERT r. BOYD, President,
GEORGE W. ODELL, let Nice.Pre.oens'
ALFRED OOODELL, I'd Nice-fEesaeh@
HERMAN r. BAUER, Recording Secretary.
JOHN L0BDELL Corresponding Secretary
Fourtcen,h ASSEMBLY Dis.rsct Yrlo. As.o % 4.
lion EIGHTEENTH WARD.-A special meeiiug oi the
sboy Association will be held "Headqnarers rooms q
tne Central Committee corner Broadway and nita
a. on FRIDAY EVENING Jan. b. ct ocock Sf sns Pui
uose Of completing ths organization ,,-,,,, ,.,,.
W Mssn Ds a. T9sD sscro:.rie.
18Th Assembly District Union Associatton.-a
metns oil this Association Ito complete tie ofsanfdioh
will be held oa FRIDAY EVENING, JAM Is ut q O'CLOCK
~ THOMAS MURPHY, President
!, ;I Sen R sur,n1 Secretaries.
f,ixteenfh Assembly District Union Association
oh Wardl-The frs regular meeting OF ths ASSOCIATION VIZ
ne hsld A. pinxiedcins Thirisy between fiynnth ane
'H"''''' y" }. w. CULVER, rgssidsaA
su9x aSwkRp, RssSssps ss1sGiSI
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Biils Before the Legislature.
IN SENATE.

. IN SENATE.
senator COLE introduced bill providing that the
ssDe 10 amended as to direct that every person
-~''"g husband or wife living who shall LaTTJ spy
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Business Notices.

A COLLECTION OF MINERALS, numbering about
90 specimens lef by the late Dr. j. RChon onsfed io
s IL includes many choice aud varieties OF foreign and
American minerals, pcrifsctions ke fric. $?.aOO'
Also for sails. 4inch lens rELEscoPE aud mounting
(German) several Microscopes. kc kc Apply to JpIius
Xork
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION. - Diseases OF the
Nervous Seminal and Urinary Organs. New and reliable
Reports sent free Of charge Isl sealed envelope AZ
dress Dr. j. SKrLIIS HouGHros Acting Surgeon NO Sou'h
Nin,h.st- PhlAdelpba, Pa.
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For COUGHS, COLDS, AND THRoAr DIsoR.
pHns use "BRowss BxescnAL Tnocnxs" having rAovur
their efficacy by stea Of many yeera. The Troehes
highly recommended and prescribed by Physicians and Sun
geons In the army. Soldiers and officers being exposed to
sudden chsnee., sbculd always be supplied with "TnE
TRocHv'" as they give prompt relief
IT IS AN Ill WIND THAT Blows NOBODY
GooDTh may be honestly said Of tho Northeastern FREE
quen at this They bring Agues, Coughs kheua'
. Stomach Complaints and Coles on thei' usarous wings
Therefore protect aud strengthen the System ssanSt their at
turks with that famous sntdote TO dsesse, HosrEr7Kns
STOMACH BIrTzEs.
PRESIDENT PETROLEUM COMPANY, President,
vens,eo Co.. Pa Office No. 7, Broadway New York having
yaluabs oiboring lands Aghany Rivsr. Hemlock ana
Pocup,e Creeks aaa McCreas Run of ten miles in extent
invite proposals for leasing portions for oboring purposes
Asoay EDWARDS, President.
"PILfs!" "PILEs !w
Remedy in the wodd that will effect q permanont-Cu
testimony in our 70 prove that hes Cured Paryssd
Cases Of Twenty and Thirty Yoars' standing.
TRUssEs, Elastic STOCKINGS, SUsPESsORY
BaNDAGEs SUPPORTERS. GC-MARsH Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss Office only at No. Vesey-st Lady attendant
GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Elias.
tic Stitch and Lock Stitch SEWING MACHINES NoiS5 Brood
way. New.Yorki aud No. 23S Faon-t, hrooklyn.
BEAUTIFUL LFE-LIKB PICTURES.
Cartes Ngnotte 50 per dozen: Duplicates 81. All
tiyes regi.teIed r. A. LEWIS No. la2Chstham 81, n y
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. b. FRANK. PALMER, LID,
GrvEs TuH Brsrr PATENT LrsBs TO SorpIEnsFRsEi IA
BwAI NY 1863 CHEsTSuTsT Phila ~ GREENE ST. Bos
ton. CosnIssIosED 1T SURGEON GENERAL BARSSs Z. 3
BACHELORS HAIR DYg.--The best i'll the
world Perfect natural reliable harmless and instantaneous
~ effect, The genuine IL signed WILLIAM A. BAICHgLoR
Sold by al Druggists. Factory No. 81 Barclays-
SECONDHAND SAPEs
~ large numbers to and others mske taken In
chance for our new patent and Dry Pser Sfrs for
.als yery cheap MARVIN L Co. No. 263 Broadway.
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AT ALL PRICES, WEDDING, VISITING AND
BALL CARps-EvEaDKLLs elegant styea Also ses presses
gv.I Door plates &C No. 3Ol Broadway, corner Duane o.
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HILLS HAIR DYE, 80 CEyTs.-Black or brown.
leuabl, pePos No Da;elays.. Ss.a " " RraQr'v
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Mr. Krvotv introduced o bill providing That the in
sfuons under the charge Of the Society for the FRO.
lection OF Destitute Roman Catholic Children shall
Hereafter be maintained and supported by Ie county on
New ioIk ia Tic same manner ~ similar Institutions IN
.aid county under the charge OF the COMMISSIONERS Of
ISIKRy ATIoSAL PIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Mr. ETPD'r bill provides FOR the changing o. the name
Of The above Company 10 thu Of the International In
,urance Companyi aud directs them 20 transact the
business Of insurance as provided Tor in an act passed
April TO- 1879.
EEw-YoRE SHAREHOLDERS CLUB
Mr. j. L. SMITHS bin names as corporators in TIC
above club, Louis Gciser. GOtiirled Bischoh. John
Scbute Frederick Abel Cherries Crone Peter Scher-
peter Schodt George Hummel Charles Pel2, NJ. Post,
Herman Grobc And Heberle, Val. schedt. Frederick
Bush, Jacob Muller and othcrs anA empowers them 10
hold r nj estate 20 the amount Of sa,v1
THEATRICAL AND MECHANICAL UNION.
Mr.. sAMOS's bill names oOrp0Tators OF above,
James Iirnoney, Ashley II. Wills. Robert Brown, 4.
j. Curtiss. W w. Smith, Robert Hood and Henry But
cr The object Of the association - TO promote intcg-
rv of character dyancng the Interests Of trades and
agording facilitg~ for socnl intercourse
They NAV bold property not to exceed s'o.VU.
NANHATTAN FIRL INSURANCE COMPANY.
IT. mrs lin 10 amend the charter OF the above
connauy proyidcs that il may be changed to the Man
haitian insurance Company" and that II shall he lawful
for tie said company 10 transact business in pursuance
Of insurance act passei April TO- lsf9
Tie Manhattan Company reports thet there remains
On hand unclaimed the sum OF $3.50 IL on balances,
and on dl yidcnds on stock $3.50 ~.
COURT OF AIPEALs.
Mr.. RIDcEwAY's bill provides that, In civi actions
aupeals may be taken to the Court OF Appeals IN The
manner now provided by law, except that IN such
actions there Shall he no appeal unless the matter In
dspute exclusive Of COSTS shall exceed tho sum OF
value OF one thousand dollars. -
NEw-YoRK AND BROOKLYN BAGGAGE COMPANY.
Mr.. PAnKERs bill to incorporate tue above Company
names as corporations NJ. W. Tillotson. b. W Coivin.
Charles De Beyoise John j. Bradley, VIM X Parish,
Lambert Suydam, Richard Barnes, james Cocrot ano
Franklin Hunter. .oooo
Tho Company may have n capital stock OF $4,000.
UNION YACHT CLUB.
The blu introduced II the Assembly TO-DAY 70 Ipc9s
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OLD EYES MADE NHw

OLD EYES MADE NRw.
pamphlet directing how 10 speedily restore sight ana give
s.ctarle- without aid Of doctor edcins sent BY mall
ira, on receipt OF 10 cents Address .
NV ". b. FoorK NJ. d., Nc. 1880 Broadway, Ncw'Yorf.
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Commercials, Counterfeits. Parties dealing u ny
prrnnraons are warned sgans Ichssins Pills ana Cins
nrpt being mine at do not have my p,.ss
Reysnue stamp each box and words hoLLo ~
Nav YoYi water marked In the book Of direcnone
are now offered for ale In this city, any pi
who win detect them will rscei handsome reward ~
plying to the under'ignsd ino y. IN Wsdsn.sns
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-20

the Auditor of State. Also to enquire
into the expectancy of requiring the
Sheriffs and collectors of the public reve-
nue. to return to the Auditor the delin'
ouencies of county taxes on lands.
On motion of Mr.. Fleming
Pesolred, That, the committee on Edu-
cation inquire into and report on the ex-
pediency of increasing the taxes for the
support of free schools, building school
houses, ETC., etc. -. 3l i 3k,
On motion of Mr.. Patrick
Resolved, That the committee on HUI
name and Criminal Institutions inquire
into the expediency of appropriating
$50. 900 to the Hospital for the Insane
I at Weston to pay the present indebt-
edness, and the residue to be expended
on the south portion of the main build
ing . t'a
On motion of Mr.. MGrew-
Resolred, That the committee on Pr
yate Corporations and Joint Stock Com
panies be instructed to inquire into the
expediency of passing law to enable
the banks within the limits Of this State,
chartered by the General Assembly of
Virginia, together with their several
branches, to become associations for the
purpose of banking under the laws Of
the United States to provide a National
currency.
On motion of Mr.. Cox, the committee
ON Roads and Internal Navigation were
instructed to inquire into the proprlety
of improving the navigation of the
Kanawha river and tributaries, by re-
moving the dams and other distractions
90 as to make sluse navigation as far up
said river and its tributaries as may be
practicable, so as not to interfere with
charter already granted. ~
On motion of Mr.. Segur, the Military
committee were instructed to inquire
and report as to the expediency of CIV
inc aid to the families whose husbands
belonged to Captain Haley's company
of State Guards who were taken by guer-
rillas. E .
On motion of Mr. Scott the committee
on Taxation and Finance were in
structed to inquireand report as to the
expediency of making an appropriation
for the purchase of judicial library.
MI Holman offered resolution call
ing for the Auditors report. Several
members spoke for and against the reso-
luton, when Mr.. Kyle stated that he
kae,c the Auditors report was submitted
to the Governor before the Governor sub
mitted his message to the House. MI.
Holman withdrew his resolution.
Adjourned.
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savannah Loyal Georgian.

By favor of Mr.. F. S. WILLIAMS, OF this
city, we have before us copy of the
Savannah DAILY Loyal Georgian" OF De-
cember 9th. 1t is edited by Captain
SUMMERS, of the army, and contains a
number of items of interest. Among
other things, it publishes correspondence
between Mayor ARNOLD and those who
desired to hold meeting in order to take
some action relative to their future
course The letter to the Mayor, request
ing him to call the meeting, is signed by
upwards of eighty names, notwithstand-
ing the assertion of the Richmond papers
that only seventeen persons attended
the meeting.