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'GevERNOR's! MESS AeE. q !,
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81 House Of Rspfeseafdtivsf A
i4rNTIEsirN % hasa conyshsi "a
extrs session, By ordsr 81 tue late 0ca4sns
.t;on. for che purpose Of co1sid dasinR shsAsw
and extrsordinary condition of sduF EtSss
sndd nroy;dipe. s. Miss md proper i6dislal
f;on sfof the welfare antl best isi6fsjtS:ofs
sopsi Osrolina. sAs pfovisIbuxf GdvsFnof
Eof tia StatS. a6diin fiie Absence q shs ~ ~
Ioaosiv eIecssd constfs ssdiioasi Exssesx
ean.iaaf Il ~ ilcsg III sddrsss yop oi silss I
nressut o,ocssisu; aisd q mfsconmsnd fds ysaF
.oonsid deration such messnrss8 q, ii6smy 3aagl
sn,anf. IA interest aud neIisrs fsf68s MIA
sacn,;ysS, - =
z a1tbnush r hays oot1ths so66t i;;i dSf
,;rs So y Z 1sntiog5ty. : !. aai 5bisf Exss6jf
,hs s,sts ff,am ys,,. 4 ogr az ns6SIs 81 g6uSh
eIsyal;oa M ID Z osn 4 ssssnSS gcas Ii sll sinosss
- sbat no scopssit tus;0osi elassfnos uf4bs
S,ssa 50 haa aysr lad vo,4f efsDss yo1f ilSli
~ and nro,reriitv more s. heart 81 rs 81.
: ,s5ssa,sd Shisst;s,a and xnsrao;eS s.,oFs;sx.
oIrs;valy. s,d zeaionsIvs Il :wI,sf ha bo6eStfs
,bslieyed vould bsat prpmose shs xslfsSe
and happiness a. ssbs Ssasss And Insy
say, with sqnaf arrth sthAf Althongb sap.is
pointed Prosiaionsl sGosefnor osst South
Carolina; no one has fell more respsct fol
the majesty Of herlaws, or bean more wils
ling sorehdsr obeaiencs to she soystaigrty
Of her people ! ~ 8
fter eonueuttiitp mn i,pcn ia Sosion Il sI,as
o..s.-i..s:s Z 5. r,s..:s
lecen' esass oonssnelo', .sas s.ussseo.
Sucb, gentlemen, IS the new Gonstltutlon
under which you have assembled, and Whlch
il il hoped, VIII inspire the people e senth Z.
Carolina with new demoeEsslc zeal apd en-
ergy in Developing, iDts lleessalsy sn9 ply
slealiy, sne talent sno sss0s.sss = " 800. ssa
= ..us snss, aas'1 w 81 w, [
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a.sol;n;sn. es.s i;,sro S other stasaa (. thsla
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msrt IS an fru;tiess ana yexstioua "a pofsi.
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:. ma. Mr.. JOHN r. ALExANpER has Re.
ceived the appointment Of Post Master at
Yorkgille.a 5s.a s. Yssa s. a.
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COL. Alb. SFHIN 6S.
We are under obligations to Col. A B..
SPRINGS for Journals of the Senate and
House of Representatives for several days.
Such favors are quite acceptable
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provision, . drawing wss made on IhuIs.
day, with the following result:
Foa Two YEARs. Abbeyilles Anders
SON, Barnwell, Clarendon, Charleston, DsF-
lington, Horny, Ksrshaw, Iaurens, Rich.
land, Union, Williamsburg and York
FoR Four YEARS Beaufort, Berke.
ley, Chester, Chesterfield, Edggsfeld, Fair
field, Georgetown, Lexington, Lancaster,
Marion, Marlboro, Newberry, Orangsburg,
Piskens, spartanburg; and sumter 8
Atesolutionl nlwss adopted in the Senate
on Thursday, providing for The election d
four members Of Congress on " Wednesday,
tho 18th day Of November, instant. ~,
) On Friday, the following message from
his Exoellency the Provisional Gosernoi
was communicated to the Senate, and made
sthespeoial order. Of the day for Saturday, q
i pm: ssssss - 8 is;S
ExEoUTrvE DEpARTMEsT, s. @; I
is sssas October ~ 1866,
TO The Honorable tie Senate and -
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tax. -
Dentists are not confined to single place
Of business in their license, but may pfac.
tice in different places
No license isrequired for taking acknowl.
edgments of deeds.
sRafaes are considered lotteries, and are
subject to license. tax as we'll as tax on gross
receipts. 50 -: 20. q.
Z: A wholesale liquor dealers license does
not authorise any sales at retail.
Stamp Dutiss.-The jurat (or stsworn
to and subscribed, &c. part) Of an afida.
Wit taken before Justice Of the Peace,
Magistrate, Notary Public or officer duly
authorized to take afidavits, is held to be
q certificate and subject to stamp duty OF
FIVE cents, except when taken in suits or
legal proceedings. sie's;
A renewal of promissory note subjects
it to the same amount Of stamp duty as an
note.
Deeds of land made by Master in
sGhancery or Sheriff, is subject to stamp
duty az conveyances.
The date Of execution, and not the date
Of record, determines the question Of la
sbiiity to stamp duty. ,s.Ss:
Oficial bonds Of shefifs, eonstables, &c.,
are liable to stamp duty.
g geftifcates Of dismission, &C., Of church
smembers are Hosshbject To stamp duty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-06

,,-- ,.-.-. .-.- =,
'u'on' nov rs 10 view the appointment q Disabled
GO nc and scldc-s in the public iep rim nta.
,.h..h ......., t.,'.-. co.
'"'''N' No'uni'ec
NoN % caih'ruin- ouefcd . JOINT reso'uhon
Of hanks 70 4 1or-Clsner.l sherman and tie otb.
cor. and INC, ar him. rh,eh x.s r.t.,r, a tho
~ ~ ~ "''n' "uiSn "-s 'e'etf'u W SAS
committee On Military Afsirs-
Mr A. W. Clark introduced iotut resolution,
r,,,;.l,,,, ,,., a, ,.o.,,,,., a., A.. -,
" VI No '''i'SA' ''''' ~
the several departments Of the Government, shall
he he'd b. soldiers AMI sailor. by wounds
LA.r. A.. -...
""' Ns' y" o"thpoNhtD W performs such uu'y' H
easily instructed therein. aud rtpuiring the hsada
Of pepartnont, and I,,,rc.us ,o .rroip, sounded
.o,,,.,,.u, - 4.
''' SUI sIV's1i'y ~ VtN~o' V"n "c
made wiurout dotrimeni ~ the pubic scrvss The
resolution WA rcf.rrcd 10 the Comp,,,,,, on tbe
,,,,,.,,.,,
S"h'lhs.
Mr Hotfick offered . preanbls ..ttins forth that
m. n.lIr,,,ds d, ,ho rt,v =, s.. y,,l .h,r-. .r
= ~ - Wv
sudluuh oil ~ per cent on The prctoncc thatthore II
NJ Uther way Of collecting from, p,s-,nacrr the
,,,.-.,.i,..,o,l -, :
~ ~ N'''' '"'p'7'' VII Wv F'0'
receipts ,bor-fore
Rssoicsi, That tho Com r,,.teo on Was and
M.aus impure into the sxrcsi ency of rcpoalug 40
much of the iutci nal revenue act en- pOs the
railroad companies to increase their rates heyond
those esiah shed by local law. or 70 amend the sct
sc that will not be- construed " authorize the
coll. ctio1 q higher rates Of fAp than ,hoss the
State ot New York or the ordinances OF the city
warrant.
Oa nonon oi Mr.. Morris ~. Y)s resolution
was ADOPTED providing by law ior dispcnsing with
the services OF rccrnious brokers and prohibiting
theui frOm receiving pay Lsr any snah Iretendcd
scryEe.
M stevens offered resolution insiructing tie
Committee Ou Wave snd Means 20 inqu re into the
sNpcoieney OF reporting hil to prevent cornbina.
tons be " tortncd to raise tho price Of coin and
depre-ia,e the value Of LAWFUL money Of the United
states. He made a speech ahoWtn. the action ON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-06
JPRICE ONE CysNT-Iy GOLD
1.-TWO CENTS IN CURRENCY.

10 city, county or town shIl hereafter r.ips by
tax. or nutbor7cthe raising of moneys 81 the DUR
pDso oi paying bouutcs TO volunteer nor sbou
any city, county or town ppy sny money for that
i1rposc, but nothing In This set shall Invalid ste
any Expenditure tbs, has bccn made or any otl-
srtons alrc,dy incurrcu. or the evying OF any tax
10 S'sehsrging those 9th. stons. In case Of =
dfait, me p'rsous drafted and actusuy mustered
in, shan receive tho like bounues The bounte e.
shsIi oo paid Il the unteer or drsfted man IA
person. aud Ia tue manner the Goyorno- may di-
teet; After tho quOta OF any town, city or county
mas peen nlcd under any call recruiting may 10
continued herr TO . limi,ed cvtcut prescribed bv
the Govsrnor, Troviued that tie uen 90 ENLISTED
are crcdltcd IN future calls to No locality enlisted
IN. There shall ne imro@cd tor the fiscal year
commencing Octohor, lsG5, tax h mcc, the ey.
persea VI ,his act,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-06
From Havana.

Tho steamship Esgle, fr Havana Doc. Soth,
with merchandise and passenger, arrived At this
port yesterday. Purstr Albert Of lie EaSie il
thank ed for papers resolved.
Rdp1nG, Dee 3O.-Tleio Is very Little news
stirring. A rcpor, tsas brought from hatauzas
yesterday, that vessel bad srriyeG there, ard re-
pyrted having seen two Vckseis burning Just out
side, and two steamers near by, supposed 70 have
beeu no csptors. But hstle crodt was attached 10
tie report. After the let Of January al foreign
newspapers here are to be subjected to a vigorous
,ens1rsI!p, which is about equivalent ~ suppress
gllu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-06
Southern News.
Colonial ya-salage Proposed.

'rte eXtraordinAry article In the Richmond SES-
: Al, quoted ~ jest rdAy's sCS, acknowledging
l. desperate condition Of the CoufedeTacy, and
ioposing O return W colonial ynsalAse, as prefer
i.o to submission 10 Ito United states Govern
aut has eAo.el extrsorlluEry interest Ia Il L.
'nd, where me article is generally regarded as
10 duction from the pen Of JEFF Davis. The papers,
their credit bo II spoken, arc not unanimous
approving It, and some Of them dcnounco IT,
sclsre that when ue isglo Is narrowed TO tie al
NATIVE OF urreqdcrng Tie country TO Euro
An power or returning " the Constitutional 81
NAnoe TO the United States Goysrnmen, and laws
p latter course IL more decidedly preferable The
,chmord ExANIsEa however, has tho bssoTHss 70
gor the proposition, and states;
ilf we are asked whether or no: colonial gassslags
preferable 10 sulJugaNon ~ he Yankees We
IS yes-iuduitCly preferable Better tor us and
RS MT only that We should sink h.ck into colon
y, but tnat we should all do where We stand,
han lie reduced to the igno min!ous condition Of
,ssSls IN the Yankee nation Bat II happens thai
Either the question nor the answer IA anything t.
4r present purpose, aud II we were asked whether
l would or would not pure Ase the Gai terisl aid
England aud France In our present struggle by
pan dOnlng slavery Instantly Gnd on the spot. VI
Vy sgan ''yes, without one moments hestator
|t cons derat on" That is to say, IN other words
! would sacrifice the negro race h. insure our 0wr
dependence. But II happens here again thas th,
ternAuSe 10 not prcsenIed 10 US. We ore no
4 Aked 10 choose between tho two except ty som'
f. lsAylsts
qlalifes this view, however, by The folowin.
Aiement;
$40 Confederacy has never hsd any other rcll
lCe than It's own native strength and resolution
- none other now, dtf or actual or plsnult, al,
VS. being the truth, He hope thcro % no treGcheT,
plainly saying ~. As y those who are nov
l.ins upon tie Confederate States that the,
Mould otter TO return to colonial dependence, G
U9Nuon of sEvery, 10 England ana FrGtce, ol
,diton Of receIyiug their material aid, We im
= no odious inteaGon 10 such advisers. WhE
paAn 70 ssy y, that Tia counsel CONES fy0u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-06

NJ Bailey has irlroou1sd Tito the sssto Senate
bin .Jr the purpose filing the quots q uen re-
qIired under the as' cal Of Me President. aud also
under any future call "a calls ths, may Le u.do
during the present Wal
Il provides Tint there she'll be paid u ea.A sol
uutoer s0OV tor ILreo years 500 Tor 40 years,
HL4 SsVD Tor "as car Persous wiz have served
IN the army iyr one year or more during tho pres
olt war are - be psid, re-eulistin{ the AN VI
$40 'ar three years g6O0 for two years, or 400
ior one year, thess bouuues pas able ouly to non
sotnms sEcaed oiheerS, tnusicislI and priyltes aud
sLl9ss N the navy, Abs sM further 1loyidss thai
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-06
EBEL PICKErS DRIVEN BACK
Congressional Proceedings,
T CAPTURED SAVANNAH COTTON.
y1r. Stevens' Gold scheme.


w D partmc~, Washington, Jan D. To ne
ssVciatsd Press The Secretary VI War uas
ze 10 Fortress Monroe, II lion HcNd aud sAvan-
TO consult with Generals Grant Foster Sni
orInAn On Important mEuerS relating " tie ser
e Tns supplies ana exchange of prisoners the
.,.n,zs,.on u eolored troops rails ~ the block
oi savannah, aud opening ito Tree trade, the
,rure oi rebel property ard proiueis VII TO
cong tie sut lelts oi consideration
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-06
Congressional Proceedings,
NXAyIuth CONGRESS- Second sesrion

!! O'Clock, Wee President Hamln in tue chal;.
Ta.re wer, t@elt. seven Senators Ireseut-tweu-
ty-aye Oeng quorum
M Sumner presented petition from coloro1
persons In New York, aakln. Tor The abolition and
lruhi hibiuou Of slavery m the United States, Nhirh
ngs referred 10 tLa COmtlitlee Ou s'syery.
Mr.. Hendricks pregeutpd . statement from tho
clorks IN tue Treasury Department asking for an
increase Of com pensatlon, which was referred "
tbs CoLa1aittes on Finance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-06
New York State Legislature,



Albany, Jan, 5.-The Judiciary conn,lttoe re-
ported tsyorAbly on ue bill for uniform Stat
bounty and prohibiting local bountes.
BfLLs NOTICED
To confirm certain ordinances of the Nsry York
Supervisors, and 10 provide Tor the bonds there IA
specified To amend the Quarantine Law To
au and the charter ot the Ncw York Guaranty and
Indemnity Company To prevent encroschnents
In The barbor oi New York, and Tor the completion
OF the bsttory extension. .Appropristing four
mllhons ol dollars for tho payment Of The principal
and interest Of the Canal Debt.
The roSruto'- OF Mr.. Andrews complimentary
" Generals Grant Sherman, Thomss and sheridan,
and Admiral Psrr.guL were called up and adopted.
Messr-. Beach and Nven voting sgAnsi the first,
The Ninth sonsiorisl District oontested case was
then called up, snd on . uioton to disagree with
the roport u ,hs majority awarding the sesi to
usury X Low, iehasc arose which was continued
tiil she hour Il adjournment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-06
From Virginia.
pture OF n Captnin, Lieutenant an'
seven OF Mossby's Men.

p&uTt OF N hhu
Seven ct ho.sby's Men.
Gshfr1ton, jan 0. The SrAg says; We have
rrnatcn OF the capture Of Captain, Lieutenant
seven men Of Mosoby's cummsnd, who con-
! 1,istod raid On the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
'G. The psrty crossed the river at Dsrnestown
'ctln-' clothes ior the purpose u taking The cars
tho Relay House To proceed 10 the Point Of
'eks Tor the purpose Of tapping the Road. Upon
'.ehlng ne Relay House, information Of their
vcrDents having previously reached General
Ter, who commands the post at shst point, they
're taken into custody. large amount Of
Lney sod papers containing iuformA,on OF value
our authorities is SAID to have bcon found upon
'I persons. There are sorne matters Of interest
conuectlou with this capture Doi judicious TO
' biish
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-06
GRNERAL TnOMAs.
''-'' 80
sIou d,s PontOons Captured nrd Burnt

CourtL1nd, Ald., JIH.4, rp Dscdt'r, Ald,JIn
III. cayarj belonging to Ma Gen. s;eSduAu's
ulInand have pursued, captured and burned
t,od's pJntcou usln, captured coo mules 100
.gons. and 100 hogs. F1rTcs, is rporied near
. asollyllle, and n dsscrtor from Hnod's army re-
rs that Hood has been oricred TO Tuscaloosa 10
urz.nlze bis shattered army. Ehody's cavalry
sumaud ,sslmost entirely disrers"d.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-06

ra,ic .,h,tio G'loy u wonll 10 m sdrnis'on ~
i"evtabio dcfcAt snd ruin, 'ch. W thHnA
ucs ven. itis quite too s"pn to 90 '-s'
In ano,l e. article On the SANG SUBJECT tnc br-
ASuEs sts,es;
"Tf neither Ersland rcr Fr'ncc VIII so much "a
ryCogn ze us, not even snow Of our ex 'tencc w'ie
We are vigorously battling sud heating barf gisaa-
&c inyaAOos year s!ter year. in haughsy reliance oi
our own pruwess aud god csGsC, and able Ai"N
~ offer them Adyantarcuss alliances and rccipro-
cate benefits how wouH they re''avs 'nch AZ NV
tntior a. thts, nor tat rr are sintin1 and per-
"h.nJ u'pisr ihs N qhty po1er " ~ l1nLs' na-
noa''
The wuto Is w, With ,Ae following uo's,.e pro
posison
The time h,s eutne when Il mas be worth wh.lc
for oru auth ties g. consider whctH-r Il may n't
Oe well b. tnd thc forci n governments WITH s'me
os hcf pvn uhysir. whv may We rot following
tAeir example, declare the ports ~ the lnitcd
States vLck adcd. and make the vessels VI 6rcAt
Britain, France &c., sreking 60 euJer OF depor
.rum hoso ports tho lawful prey u our cruisers
A cOvardly car OF her cOmmerrc has cen the con-
straiuing consideration with Great Britain in her
one-s e neutrality, and In rer nee subu' - IN W
the repeated insults aud outrAges oi tAs Yankee
Government
Rebel Dispatches.
tBg T,l,graph.y
Washington, Jaw. o. Richmond papers Of We'd
ncsdav contain tho following items:
"Chdrissioa, S c.. Jaa 2.-rho Federal raiders
arc reported to have returned from tie hotie aud
Ohio Railroad. going westward They have len
forty wounded General Ghoisyn s badly wounded.
The damage ~ the railroad will &c repaired IN
about ten days
tS.ned,) &C 7 BEAvEEdAEp."
"ChorlestoH, jan 9.- The enemy ar lsntGn- n
force ~ tie : nth Carolina side II the sAvAnuA Ah
River. and are driving our p.ckyis towards MI
ledgeville.
ts..ned.J "w i HAupEs"
40 official repor, Of the damage don, to the salt
works s.G;o. hat the y 4ug, c.sterns. 0c- are Gn'
njured The sheds are all destroyed There
are seven hundred and e.shty-esu. kettles
trusen, aud twelve hundred sud eighty god ket
ties remaining The tJtAl amount 4 salt al th'
| WORKS 10 ninetv.two thousand bushels damarca
OIL. htly by the TIRE. The wel'i are L.t s,rOIlly
| dsfurEUi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-06
HOUSE OF RIrRF5ENTArIvEs.

On motion u M. HubbsrL Of Connecticut tie
Secretary u the Navy was called upon to iuIu.sn
all tue scts relative " tic olTsI ~ 81 the guns
Rear-Adniral PJrter'B feet
~, kIakryss W CLARK GuSIuesl y, vi Tsal,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-06
From Kentucky.
ported Occupation of Owensboro by the
Rebels

pc,sboro, Rg., jar. l.-owcnshoro has teen
Possession of by tbc rsbals undor MAJOR ).
Ser Taylor, our forces ovscus;ng the place.
jw,psburo is a thriving port village, captNl Of
~ Co., kentucky, situated on The Ohio River,
mix below Louisville. It IS The principal
T,ng por. of tho county, and place oi active
sntcss. |, contains Crurt HOUSE, three
pa eLes, ~ AcaIcmy, Gno a branch Hant.l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-06
ovsMENI AGAINST SOUTH CAROLINA

Landing of Our Forces.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-06

,ticatiOnS Of Rebel Desperation.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-20
Stock Markets.
A RARr TmE CoM1Ne,- Tbose win,

A RARE TINE COMING Those who are
fond of good time in rational way, will be
glad to be assured that the series OF Entertain
ments to be given this week at City Hall by
the New Church ladies, will be, as far as can
be asserted beforehand, success. The ladies
seem to have spared no time or pains in order
to insure this. They commenced in Septem-
Der to gather their articles for wreaths, en-
blems, &C., and to make their fancy articles,
and now have splendid variety. 49,.
They commence Thursday evening with
some new feats by membersof the Turnverein
and afterwards have a Promenade Concert
with popular list of managers. Friday eve
ming they have g Cinderella performed by the
children in pantomine, in which occurs fancy
dress ball of children, and Saturday evening a
series Of Tableaux representing Christmas
scenes. The Levee extends through all these
evenings and the sinner man win not be
forgotten. ''N
The object of these Entertainments is to
give the ladies of the Society an opportunity
to help increase the funds for building a new
Temple which they expect to commence next
year. 81 Re- aafss - ~. saaa aE 1885 et o
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-20

VS. Alta printers festival in Minnesota a
few years since, Judge Goodrich undertook to
prove that the patriarch Job knew all about
printing, quoting the passage :-"Oh, that my
words were now written Oh, that they were
printed in book, that they were craven with
an iron pen, with lead in a rock forever p The
Judge considered this undoubted evidence
that job understood the arts of writing, print
ing, engraving, stereotyping and lithographing.
He mentions them in their regular order, as
they have since been discovered. May not the
fact that the old patriarch was printer ex-
plain why we have now SO many JOB Printing
Offices
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NEW YORK, Dec 49,
/ Dr.. HI. Otto Glass stabbed man named
Carson, this morning, instantly killing him.
The murderer was arrested. tt 81.
( J. r. Crawford was horribly burned by BEN
zine in his store this morning. The benzine
took fire while being drawn from cask. He
ran into the street, the flames presenting a
horrible sight, and was finally saved from a
shocking death by being rolled in. the mud
The store was saved from burning by the use
of ammonia.
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Ne,y York Markets .

90 0fA9aIE5ds New YORK Dec. 16.
Cotton-frmer; sales 29O0 bales Of Middling Up
lands at 40 a SOC. :
Flour-5c lower; sales, 5000 bbls. Of State and
Western. State at Z 90 a S As. Round Hoop Ohio
8 40 "a 0 So. Western 90 a 5 49,. Southern, sales
100 bbs. at 875. Canada, sales $50 bbls. at Of a
II co.
Wheat-dull; sales SO, 600 bushels Milwaukee Club
at 20 q 50. Amber Milwaukee SO a 90. Am
Der State 2 40. rsA 4i r. -
Corn-dull sales 81 200 bushels Mixed Western
at 95 a 95tc. .i+l ~ i5-t
Oats-dull. .t5Haa-i- tl - --
Beef-steady. saeN Pr 3sa tis =1s-
Pork-lower; sales 5000 bbls. of new Mess at
80 90 a 80 so. 5 a2 4l q
Landowner; sales 745 bbls. at 15k a, 19Ic. {,
Whskey-dull; Sales 145 bbls. at 2 81 a Q 80. I. Z
Sugars dull. ta ,tuGlel 'ias'
Cofee-dull;. sales, 1900 Rio on private terms.
Molasses--sales at 10 q %. - a.-nt sess-
Naval Stores-dun. Eis t t
Petroleum-quiet; salee, 1000 bbls. of crude at
Al q 41}c. Refined bonded, $500 bbls., at 70. 20
Freights to Liyerpool-quiet. a5 847e
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Electricity

The Rheumatic, the equity the lame and the law
leap with joy and move with the agility and elastic
ity Of youth; the heated graid is cooled; the fost-
bitten limbs restored the uhcouth deformities res
moved; faintness converted to vigor, weakness to
strengh the blind made to see, the deaf to hear and
youth obliterated; the ACCIDENTS ofmature lite
prexented the calamfes OF old age obviated and an
active circulation maintained.
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From SaUdisnah.

I .~.aFss 81 NEW YORK, Dec. 10. 3
Steamer San Jacinto from Savannah 10th
inst, has arrived. Ann <EtssE
/ The Savannah Herald contains an order
from Col Bogart putting the town of Thomas
vile, Ga, under martial law as the municipal
authorities are unable to protect the lives and
interests ofits inhabitants, or prevent attempts
at assassination of unarmed U. S. soldiers
One J. A. Seward, City Marshal at Kinston,
is to be tried by court martial for stabbing an
unarmed colOred soldier A