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RELIEF FOR THE PooR AND SUFFERING OF SA-
vANNAn.-At q meeting Of the committee Of
thirty appointed by the Chamber Of Commerce
on Thursday last, TO take measures for the re-
lief Of the poor and suffering people Of Savannah,
some doubt was expressed by several persons
present as to the real condition Of things in
that city, and Of the sincerity Of their quiet
behavior.
The following extract from letter from .
correspondent, dated Savannah, December ~,
is a sufficient reply TO these apprehensions:-
see our forces enter Doubtless the fear Of lombard
ment had weighed heavily upon them. Tho signs or
general riot had also alarmed hem the search OF the
conscrpting officers had greatly worried hem and IN the
peaceful occupation OF the place by troops they saw
all these Of alarm removed Still there were very
general signs OF satisfaction that proceeded from none Oh
these causes Men and comen looked the Old jag and
,ysp In numerous instances and halted csh hretl
demonstrations Of pleasre There none Of 0e rdrA
vile Memphis Vicksburg and New ORLEANS The ctfsen
did not bury heseves their homes but al classes soor
rongsd e streets 10 see the army enter The route ove
which General Sherman rode jammed by the In
habants closely as ever the Boulevards OF fari
were when Napoleon rode through them Beyond oil
question the Union army has been more cordially re
ceved In Savannah than In any other place which ha
fallen into our hands.
IL Is TO be hoped that the committee will
therefore, proceed without delay 70 make tn
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EUROPEAN NEWS.

Our European fes and special correspondence by the
Asia dated 70 the Gath OF December contain interesting
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Now York, Saturday, January z, 1865
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MEDICAL CoLLEGE,
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THE NINETEENT,Htl REGULAM SES, y,
18TH, 1866, and ends MARCH lsT, 1866.
Clinical Lectures on prs, tiea Medicine % and Sur
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE-pr johnson 5
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ssWkI.i' S BOJR3o.a Differs
SWNN'> 1ju.iBDN BirTERS
sly AIMS BOURBON Birif,RS

h. athy ionic. -cntle siimnant a,'i uneq iai,d
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act like caarm when t,krn according to direction
rs rrmrd. for ttc fnllowing diseases :-.lndg.s-
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Cure Warranted IL Directions are followed.
HUI Grrsts Of <itiycH. e:f Ehica~o
ssDNc i.s:rit E'criit3n.N tis Cured
ty IsA;s T.Ce.irisy.

SYMPTOMS-Thc sy,p nnas Of Catarrh as t,.,.v
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the lumgs. anu ,;ru! l"se line in arresi Ing
/ The above ale but few or the n:,i y Catarrhal
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4 .S4ngit BotH. ,ciVinAt a naomfh-to6e used Mre,
.g-. III. fi"'s "dy. r-..
.-.. ESTIMoNIALS
From Han. ThoS Y. Farmer Tx Member Of Co grrss
fum Illinois, late Speaker %. iiiinn;. House Of
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~" WAS srnsihly imr aved, and before tie
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Y"urg, &c. EDWARD ELY
Chicago. May 18th ioG4 -.
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IL is "a certain rLre in all cases.
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be rernedied: with 50 much IN circulation

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In the report we find the paper circula
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o5s,2O.
The Secretary believes the reasons
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still adheres to his:expressed belief, and ur-
ges Congress to immediate action, and
asks to be allowed to sell six per eentum
bonds, that he may be enabled to redeem
compound interest and United States notes
He proposes the appropriation of two
hundred million dollars per annum to-
wards paying the national debt.
This debt on. the 3lst Of October,
amounted to 50, sos, $40, ,4S7 55. During
the months of September and October,
the public debt was diminished to the
amount of thirteen millions of dollars.
The Secretary wishes to be places in a
condition that viii spare him the necessity
of issuing any more certificate of indebt-
edness; and asks that in addition to the
six per centum bonds, those of similar
character may be sold to meet the expen-
ses Of the fiscal year. By his calculations
the receipts of the coming year will be
sufficient to pay all current expenses of
the Government and the interest of the
public debt, leaving the handsome sum of
sll1,Gs2,Sls IL to be paid on the debt
itself.
Succeeding this, is a statement of all
government obligations, of its appropria-
tons, liabilities and claims; of revenue
regulations and naval matters, with a
thousand other matters very important in
themselves, but occupying too much space
for a review.
We have furnished the most important
matter contained in the report, which can
not but be acceptable to the people, from
the faithful manner in which their inter-
ests are discussed. While the Secretary
has his fears, there is yet hopeful and
confident spirit pervading his statements,
which we are gratifed to see. That Con-
gress will consider the suggestions offered,
and pass such acts as will be prudent and
safe we believe, thus avoiding financial
crises.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-12-15
a COuRr SCENE.

"William Look! Tell u.s. William, who
made youF'
William, who was considered fool,
screwed up his face, and looking thought
full, and somewhat bewildered, replied
"Moses, s'pose."
''That will do" said Counsellor Grey,
and addressing the Court-"The witness
says he supposes Moses made him. That
is an intelligent answer, and more than
thought him capable ofgiving, for it shows
that he has some faint idea of Scripture
l submit that it is not sufficient to entitle
him to be sworn as witness, capable Of
giving evidence"
''Mr. Judge" said the fool, ''may ak the
lawyer ques'un2"
"Certainly," said the Judge.
"Wall, then, MFR. Lawyer, who dye
s'pose made you9"
"Aaron, l s'pose," said Counsellor Grey,
initiating the witness.
After the mirth had somewhat subsidized,
the witness drawled OUT
"Wall meow, we do read in the book that
Aaron once made calf, but who'd thought
the darned critter had got in here9"
The Jud ge ordered the man to be sworn.
Sandy Hill Herald