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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-29

D@r The Savannah Republican says /:
"a genSeman from Florida, who has
resided there for a considerable time,
informs us that the freedmen everywhere
throughout that favored State are dis
playing the most praiseworthy activity
IN promoting their individual welfare.
and seeking, in every possible manner.
to improve their moral, social and necu.
MARY condition. With but faw aTosn.
tons, the very best understanding sF-
lists between them and their former o<rn.
ers. They all seemed determined TO IA.
Dor faithfully for their employers, and
even boast that they now intend to raise
larger crops than ever before
This certainly is just provocatior
for another howl on the part of the Cop
perhsads. A greater outrage can hard
ly be conceived than that the freedmen
whom they have denounced as idle
worthless Migrants, should prove to BE-
Industrious and aspiring.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-29

the election. The probability is that it
is not SO much in favor of "cur worthy
chief executive as it was.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-29
DYE HOUSE.
Fancy Dye House.

+. GRAUpEER, COR. OAK 8 CENTRE SITS,
Near the Canal),
Has opened Dye House at the above place, and
is prepared to color Silks, Wooden or Cotton
Goods, Hair, DC, in all colors.
have been engaged in the business over thirty
FIVE years, and have been employed in the largest
establishments in Europe and this country.
no hold myself responsible for all damage
sustained by goods under my charge.
na Cleaning and Securing of Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Goods done at short notice. Give me
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-29
TvDD III ryG
EAEnGEGs
Adams

- Adams
EXPRESS COMPANY.
FFlHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY BE-
Il specially announce to their friends and
patrons-the public Of Evansville and vicinity
that with increased facilities for the transporta-
tiOn of -
FREIGHT, PACKAGES, MONEY .
AND YALuABLEs,
They solicit q continuance of former favors.
Especial care taken in the collection Of Bills,
Drafts, Notes, and the transportation of valuable
PACKAGES. - Em4t
|. Any information in regard to the routes, &c.,
can be obtained at the Office on First street, next
door to the Postoiice. THOS. GATHER,
ms Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-29

R9- d CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY OF THE
ABOVE ARTICLES FOB ONE DOLLAR BY
PURCHASING A SEALED ENVELOPE FOR
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
Es1- Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent for 81 ;
Eleven for 81; Thirty for S5; hixty-flve for $40;
One Hundred for SIS. AGENTS WANTED
EVERYWHERE hr
Our patrons are desired to send United States
money when It is convenient. Long letters are
unnecessary.
Orders for Sealed Envelopes must IN every case
be accompanied by the Cash, with the name OF
the person sending, Town, County and State
plainly written. Letters should be sddressed to
the managers, as follows:
GOODWIN, HUNT & co,
K. Box 57O6, Post Office, New York.
ocI0
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-29
HOME INTERESTS.

To PHrsTcrAss.-Iffyou wish 70 purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals at a small ad-
vance on Eastern prices, go and examine KELBxR
8 WHITES stock, where you VIII ind every arii-
Gle that n needed by the profession, and prices
which cannot fAiI TO give satisfaction. Their
Store IL at no. 81 Main street. may4G&wtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-29

French Furniture Prints, 49,
SILK DAMASK, Soc per yard
cheaper than the retail
price in New York or Gin
cinnati. .foN - -.
Wool Damask, s1e oqsaT
Worsted Damask, sadi
Piano Covers, @ oasa
Table Covers, -. ~.
Bed Blankets 10 aoiasst -
Picture cords, 'a-eieo cav Il
Picture Tassels, lss z
Seal Skin Lap Robes, a
Stair Rods and fixtures,
Stair Linen and Oil Cloth,
Gilt Cornices, 9sasi's
Carpet Tacks, F[ 81 49,
Lace Curtains, vaa 30 gara
Table Linens, &C., &c.
Floor Oil cloths, from 10
inches to 10 feet wide.
No. 10 First ST.,
aJAQUEss, FRENCH 6 CO., =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-29
DRESS. s.. :. GOODS

Is not excelled In variety or quantity in any
Western City, ranging IN price from VERY
CHEAP 50 30 Velincia Plaid Dress Pattern to
Silk Patterns werth 500. e, .nra.
, 1865-12-06
Chicago Gr1bn11e.


~.n TREAxCRER.N REPORT.
notwithstanding its Immense length, We in.
ecrt the Report Of the Secretary Of the Treab-
,r, (almost) entire, believing that the whole
business public will pcruse II with deep late.
rest. This Report has been eagerly looked
for, all over the land, rs It discusses topics
that cngross the thoughts OF every active cii-
zen.
After studying tllls Report, the reader will
not need to be told that It Is sonnd and states
man1ikc- It takes hold OF the subjects of tax
alton, revenue, expenditure, debt national
and pe.sonAl}, bonds, currency, expansion.
contraction, imports, exports, tho rcclprocl-
ty treaty, sinking fund, taratinu
OF bonds, Southern taxes, National credit
Public faith, National Banks, and every other
financial tonic proper for a Treasury Report,
and handles them In clear and maste1ly
manner. Ercry prudent merchant, banker
and citizen Will rive his support and sanction
IN fbe pronosf,Ious and recommendations Of
the Secretary. because nn that he proposes Ia
pracfical md proper, and based on common
sense. He states no new theories and deals
in no slittesine gcncralities, and attenpts M
surprises. He says that the country must ret
back TO the specie basis and stop imitation
else there Will be a financial collapse at no
distant day. This only can be done by con-
tEactjng tho present enormous mass OF cnr-
1cncy. He oppo.ts any additIou to National
Bank circulation beyond that already nrnyi.
ded for. He advocates The closest economv
In public expenditures. and SAWS the vav n
Improve md maintain fhe NntIona, cradit :.
, 1865-12-06
The Presidents Message---Au
Il is Regarded in WASH
iagton.
Hon. John Pool Elected u, S,
Senator for The Short Term
in North Carolina.
MESSAGE OF The GOVERNOR
OF KENTUCKY.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
WAsu1sGroS, Dec. S.

MAsuEGToS, Dec. S.
SENATE.
message rms fccelved from the Hou.e mn
aouncnE the passage Of joint resolution for u
fpeciai Com1uittee Of iteen, on the subject Of tne
Esbe!hous @ sta!es. and asking The concurrence Of
~. WADE moved to take rp the resolution,
Mf. SALISBURY moved 10 refer 1t TO The Judi
e1aIy Gommlftee, when thai md the Other standing
The resolution went over under the rule.
Mr. SHERMAN introduced bin fof lie suryry
oered % be printed The 81 S ii iese a. eso nltae
pants shall be allowed to paIchsee he Lands st Ihe
Nr- STEWART offered a bill to define thu ,oris-
d1ction Of the C1rcutt and District Coun IN The
G1 Gown p1e:eused he aoS c,edSt,a. eienn or
from the State Of Mississippi. '
men TO offer these Credentials, without eav,nr nn1.
" 3pon the sabie and walt The iu1ther aciion q
n n. stMSER. .rb.t,s reh,.r
~. fVolE oNeted ! resolution from the tesis-
as 81 ta 1a; o. squ. rshs II The
Nj. pooI11TLE introduced bll IN relanou to
Tue qualification Of turpe in certain cases proyid
committed aessnss lie Em.ed sses b. 70 osranr
Ned military force, no ju1nr shall be ad}udced m
competent by 1eason Of having formed or expressed
xk,n
1dd ~ I'm " tos Con a1Atois o. the times. pro
stcueea - "1a MOUNTAINEERING hnpar11aly Try the
r.. 1.oppv,,
a.. ~. tcaaa =. l Hu9nneea bi!l 1epealtng al
,nsEs - ~ dsst,,o ~ ne - ol GoMnbla which
III ttir. H.. suIhn-;t;a " - @ o. eolof. End pru-
tn "a % ~ VII Ie y. - = and seorEe-
inrtno ~ fso ~ c.chnc H. 2, 1as comfy VI Nasi-
narcr ,hai sta1i aof sFact Ill ~. " 1M OF osui.
~hsfe,a ~ -,sa - rs1- enSs anAE ~ persons OF
sciim resnec,fnc Ihe se.n-a, ,s tases similar -.
,ita, 49, tSHns ue W. se'e!a! seaftoEes OF The
IN = MN. any omecf .t soiaing ench proVis-
@ ~, + a.. 1he - Ine e,, " s% aoo Imprisonment for
Hy "a - o-nIst ~ H. S. noL .uote tnan twelve.
A. haff Iast o:ciorf H. Sc. ssme 70 cruel
,,ns r,1+iyr and ,ead hr ,hs Sa%sts.I ~ -
st. Inir - ~ $500 - AZ Seastaty " ue SGn-
resatnT ~ Aot"ss' a. LIE e"aeue1on os lIe
~ 4ESo<,.,, ~ st~ axruos-1- mn
re mensser md Incn1nn,. "a. 1%e Sopes q
In mni}Hn ar NJ 1NlDI TIT r ,ns g r..s9 r,n.9"
lnnrns.d ~ a.:s, n n A"--' ANs SeAA'e "o'
,,nvep
-,-.-. 1oss1-
Mr. -WASHBURSE, Of I.lr1ois, presented a me-
morial Of A. &. Baldwin, conteenuc The scat or II
+. Trow ridge from the 5th di.fr7ci OF Mich1rau
On motion Of Mr. GRINkELL lie Houee nro-
ceentd 10 the election of Chaplain.
Rev. Ill. Bosnton wax elected for the preeeut
tefaion-
On motidn Of Mr. C0NK1LE resolution vas
adopted lnetructing the Committee on military
aEalrs to inquire whether the oi3ce Of Provost MAJ
ehnt General cxnnpt be hdyaptaseoustr dIsnensed
, 1865-12-06
THE OHIO SORGHUM CON-
YENTlUN.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Thbuue.1

lafUaa DespatCo 70 Inc Chicago Tribune
C1Ncu:KAT7. DEC. T.
The Ohio sorro Convention s.4e1nblrd IN tb,.
city this cEening. 1bcrt ts much h.rer attend
amer than ever before They are PRACTICAL and in
'eufsent 0en, farmers and manufacturers ftom .I1
portions Of this and adjoining Statcs, ulinols
Michigan and Maryland
The President, VIM. Coueh, on taking the chair.
referred to Tie past teason AZ enc at great succces
In the cultivation Of soEgn. Thousand. had plaut-
I'd who never t'etore cultivated hill and former
culIiratoss had extended their 6elds. The
late favorable full we4thef had bceu pro-
pi'ious; although the spring had bean In
Au8p3don8, bounteouA eacchaEfnc return wat
the result. The pheDomrna ol tito cane had been
more encouraging than he1eao ofose and letter resus
attained. II waa estimated that the quantity OF
cnne planted In Ohio 1h,a reason IVES iwcuty per
6ye Per cent greater. Taxing Ohio Win ali lhe
Norhwe4tezn Stntee, the amount planted WAS tnep.
1F-d.e Per cent and the product tnlrs1 pes cent
@ aos % IT. now 1esa as as,
growers to take highef stand. II had becu demon-
strated that esnc could be more p:sataby grown
t1on should now be directed 10 greater perfection
81 lhe cane had not been deselopcd il tic ptodue-
saS 1a % 4ae xas sa1.e T. isi
tha The direct road sucar making lay IN tho per
fiction o. syrup mastns and no, IL any of,he nas
s iBms e bi 1e ko1 sss no seas sea
of 'of q su1sl snd e
but II would be accomplished by tie application
Of simple and scientific principles. Seed roft and
apparatE. were the elements to he considered and
The evening Vas taken up In general remarks By
sfvesal csnfisucn, among 1hem Mr. brewster. Of
sorghum crop IN that Stale, the past season, was
between 13o uo and ~, ZOO gallons Of eyrup. and
, 1865-12-06
FROM DES MONIES.

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Ttibunc.l
DEs MoEEs, Dec s.
Hon. Elijah Sells ii said to be 1t work In the In
terest Of lion. James Harlan for The UniIed States
senate. hon. Samuel ]. Kiskwood Is spoken OF a.
likely 10 be prominent candidate for the same 20
sltion The contest il nl for the long iern, nobody
desiring to 20 into fight for the shor. term. The
friends Of i1ot Bouscb, Of Fayette University are
urr1nG his fitness to be A1r. Haran+s successor in
the Omitted stasca Senate. The militsry element in
the Legislature Ia represented a. tavo1iuy The
clai,ns Of Gen. Fitz Henry Wuren for The United
States Senate, On The ground Of bis military md
evil services and eminent scholarship and abilities
IA atatesmsu.
, 1865-12-06
FROM MILWAUKEE,.
Three Children Murdered-Arrext

Three Children MuraeFed-Arrext Of
the Murderer.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trihn4e.l
MtLwAuksE- Dec s
A man named FROM has been ancstad in Bur-
l1nG1on, Hsc1ne county, charged with most dia.
bol,cal murder. The circumstances arc a. follows:
Anthony Cook twho lives abont ono mile from Bur.
lington vtllaee) md his wife had gone to church
Sunday morning last, leaving II home thre. chill.
'dreu. niece aged thirteen. eon aged nine, and
little daughter aged three: Returning they found
that all were murde.td4 having appatcully been
Killed with an axc Two were dead and Tue Other
lived but a fem u,omeuis, and Mns unable 70 tel
snythinc. Cool ~ vas ~, known tg .hs ms1 Erohn,
money in honse, though It Appears that be had
PLACID Il jn hfF pocket On going 10 church FROM
". seen abont The house. du1ug their absence, by
ZONE @ neishho1t who wcte passing. There u strong
, 1865-12-06
FROM NASHVILLE
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibuna.I

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
....-- SAsayu1E, Dec. s.
The Rouse has been engaged today on the Negro
Testimony Bill but adjourned without decisive ae-
sioh. There fs clear majority in favor Of fp
rassase, hut some OF It's friends a1e abkcut nwaa
taken Up By its enemies In hope Of being able 10
Kill ii. They failed.
Nj. Cauf, Representative from DeKalb, re-
signed to-day.
Ihe Supreme couEt IL IN session. Judees Shack.
lord, Mu'liFan and nAwkips are In attendance ].
=. Frazier te Clerk
, 1865-12-06
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Especial DesrAtch to the Chicago 1ftbune,1
SrREaT1ElD. Dec. S.
Hon. Vim. Il. Green, Senator OF the First SEM
torial District Of the Siate OF Ntuots composed OF
The counties Of Alexander, PuleskI, Massac. Pope.
Hardin, Gallaun. Saline and Union, h1s rcsIcned.
the resignation 70 take effect from November 3Oth.
ing. construction train, about one and = nsif
miles north of shtpman. on the St. Louis, Alton
and Chisa 60 Ratlroad mn INTO y hand car loaded
six cars down an embankment abopt tnirty 6set
severely 1pjuHng the enstncer and trrman. nnd
smashing up the locomotive. The passenger naip
nom 81. Louls was detained about four hours
, 1865-12-06
FROM KANSAS.


Especial Itrstsstrh 10 te< th|carn Ts,huoeI
LAvacSre. uxr, b.
THY r.ty today Ests B msjos,ty against tbs u.
aea-< systs1s. Qstts ss<Hprsnsce fvvt&al 1. tr.ns
fAFstrd en tArussA ths Hss .
II II rr3srtad. apoa aHFase4t Feltsi,k sNtbosaty,
Thai sh+ ~. IIp4sa tntixnrsay han strsrt p~trol
b.sm q l'Aoia. thirty Asv aii&s snstAsai from ttls
t.is<<, ~AAh fu~s stssa lhs M " tae ~$I. m
/ .,s,tsr, hA-r pisxvrA sp shs tsts sid ar pro.
Z Hrtnx HARRIS 10 carr W vi.
, 1865-12-06
FROM FRANKFORT,
A hAfracf of the Governors Message.
tSpecthl Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal

Abstract of the Governors Message.
tspecth Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
... FRASKfonr, Dec. +
In the Senate, to-day, the messase or tho Cover
nor VIE receised md read. It e1hbi1s crafty
Ing state q finances the whole debt being less BY
Ing the large smount expended during the wnr. 1t
thoT5 that the State has furnished s1il3 men to
the Union army out Of an enrolled tnIlItia, both
white and coloted. Of l33, ,493. It feyore nodl6
cation CT tie e1rau1ation law, 20 as to allow re-
tu1ned rebel soldiers who desire to take The oath
The Governor takes the ground that The Inv fais to
meet the exactlons Of itE ende, in that all rebel
fympathi1es who etaid a home, can now take The
had n1nlnefs 10 nght for their rights are e1clnded
lie avofs the Of the Constitutional Amend
ment, not only IS a measure To givc quiet 10 the
coIhtsJ, but as matter OF expedieney in that
tome tlow OF reason. Altogether, IL is u mir and
staiesm2plike document.
, 1865-12-06
FROM THE WEST INDIES.

Bombnrdment OF Cape f8aytien bF the
EnEtiAh-ComPlcte Triumph OF GeH.
raFd-E1ccution OF Rebe1A-K2vagcs
of the Cholera.
NV louK, Dec 6.-Thc steamer Liberty, from
laeana Nor. q, ias arrived. Sewe from Cape
h1 the British. The rebels there have scattered,
Most Of The rebel chiets have been shot. Stx or
seven pcreou who took refuge At Bsiti.h Conas-
rebels and shot TIE rebel General, Andrew, with
SO men, SURRENDERED 10 the government, and Ged.
satd L. now master OF the situation. Most OF the
Cape uatticn during the bombordment. Tho tn
nuph o. the GOV eminent wns commcnor1ied BY
festivities al Port au Prince and JAcmel.
The cholera at Guada1oupe md Martinique has
been fata that all yeseels rom thera are fefueed
prEtfqus, at St. Thomas.
Havznn is healthy and full OF stranger.
Lord RuEEe1l has rent letter compnmentiuE the
Governor General Of Cuba i0r his cxertton IN put
ting down the slave trade.
, 1865-12-06

New YoHK. Dec. 5.-Char1eston sdy1ees Fay
that The South Carolina Legislature re-asse1nbled
for Governor, which etood 9.ssS for T. L. Or, ard
4,1sG for Wade Nampion- There Mns no opposi-
ton 10 the election OF ". ]. Porter II Lieutenant
Governor, his name having been on both State
urkete,
There i come quettion respecting the re-asscra-
hl1ne o. ihe State certain work
Gen. SIckles ia said to be fn communication With
Got. Perm OBJ the tube:t but the latter Il in favor
Of de{cTtuR 1t until ntter 1te Inauguration Of fhn
Governor elect. It III UNDERWOOD thai the IN sine.r
session Will be principally loeal uaie<s Eonrress
.dmite the South Carolina delegates 10 their \, it,
Iuc and eoUe b|tterptBe ~
, 1865-12-06
FROM CAIRO,

E@p"esl Despatch 10 the Chicago TtibupeJ
CAlao, Usc. T.
~ 'hr rfetlor sor Jndg~ In the Third judicial
're" ~ III! <acaneJ occasiunrd by the sastrps-
ns'soa o "oos' hai&+5. sle ,oe 20 IA. - hard
sroan "lahd' ~ sotlo~': t1ty Of txtfo. u. H.
<in~'n. ~ John Douehcrty. p, tlr,,ns. ,,.,...
lss. ~, tat'nndslr. Crr~n. ". l,oucA,r,, y,
J'nnI Il,rrt, . majority. llA
, 1865-12-06

Leaving surplus Of estimated
receipts over estimated ex:
gfs aest 81 ssa e. iasfs.ed a,,,o
t shs atsal y ending June y ls6a s9sl %
sl3a, ,771 0g7.s. Tne Sse1rts1y has, how@esr4 @ H.
satisfaction II being abe 10 ftate that dunn The
monshs o. September apd October the puhiid debt
millions Of dollars.
Il the expenditures. for tie remaining t.,oe uua,>
tess a pessnt fscs1 rear shall equal he es:i
b loans Of slts 1al ga720, 10 wheh Erst be sdtea
$50 55s8. w tor ths hye per cent Treasury no;es,
!past of the nubll9 debit which became due. the
~ IN he Treasury, I'D aI oshes payments ukics
The heavy expenditures Of the lasta yenr, and
eal ysaE; arc The result Of the eS1niie seaie On On
~ TRh ds1as nc Wss ~ TN 2sosessd aetia PORTION u
Of the Var Qcps,tmeut for The .st Of tte year a.
the service, md Of those which ars to be tsshaIe
and for closlnK up existing balances, >~-'
Tbs statement Of tho probable receipts and ex-
fok he next fiscal year, Is iu the highest
deg!ee. tory. According 10 estimates Which
viii be sufficient to pay ali current expenses Of the
Government, the interest on The pnbdc debt. ar,i
teays The handsotne na1enee Of Hi II to De
3 ths statement q ne public deGt On he slss Of
October, happears taat, besides tie compound In.
tsresi, the Unled States and The fractional rp,es,
17s ras,d9e rsht dss dses e. ss ar9oaats @ e.: r. s
The debt dae in las7 aud 1853 to-. sls,ss 50
During the month OF October about s50 I'm m
q the compound interest notes were itlndvd IN ID
81 s1 ReF Se9t 9onas under tbs prorsions Of The aca
The secset4sy would be g1atided If tae T,cssrrv
could 9s pls # once IN condition to obviaic fhc
q or s%sg ,so ny @orf certificates
porary !Gensi ! tNt be may, Tor short nrrina ~
, 1865-12-06

Srv ioEK, Dec o..Suuogate o.. Tucker has re-
erase<l official Information tfom the Surrogate Of
ha'c been granted upon the ottate Of Hon. Preston
King.
Through fs7r Of ehhicra+ thorough sanitary Rry-
vcy Of Ill paris Of the city will ha comnvncsd lin.
roe6aleiy.
, 1865-12-06
be following Is statement VI the bank note cir
alton o. the country At various periods Of high
RLd loNCet Issues prior to the Har:

1t Viii be noticed by this statement that thc bauE
note circulation Of tho United States Increased,
nuu t01 ~ COO to fii 185 $40 between The ii Of
January, 16o and the 1st Of JtnuaEy 1851, tn which
fell from $140 SO in 1851, 10 Ss 900 Il, 1873
and rose 10 Sz2 On the III OF January. I857
tn Which year the next severe cla1s occurred; taI-
ine during that year to $l55 a>a 34l, and risin to
$atG, ,1oa Geo on The drst Of January 1850.
loans IN the SANG Isazt: N
, 1865-12-06

Card from Horace Maynard.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-Horace MAYNARD pub
lfshes note explaining bis sttempt to b. heard
.teie1day. be econtidered II his duty to make his
presence Known to the House, ns he bad not been
recognized by the Clerk.
, 1865-12-06
NUMBER 1873.

debs Willie i Is esp3!si % tes boids., Of d.
brance upon the nsconaf estaie. Ndther Is ai
borne equally By the people,: Its inasenees IT
ccutise bt Increasing Federal patronzge. Il must
| ba dittatteial 10 the people tecanse Il all+ he
| country wlka tntormers and rsSsRa;aesen: i y
the collection and d,sbafsc1neut os sast SUMS Of
money and re1ters rigid uxu oral dclsn ony au1o
hnpHcticable IL, in word. raa<1oi nj burden.
siranle It maY be foz tnyestm. 's-should
not be long postponed.
A. AZ tEne men destFc 10 .ea-e 10 thctEi Hciss : IN
Of lhs people Of the En.ed Statee- to rea e thtt!
dcsec1d,nts Of this E&ional mortgage. ". peed
not be snxlous that future generations thslh anafs
the oar1en with Us. Waze are nor n an eraa NC
1ostetaE Tll have enough to do to tske care.a The
debts OF ther ofyu creau4R.
PAYMENT or EuE DEBT.
Various Iaau. have been tuggested III the TgA :
accomplishment Il but By an Increase Of th1 natf6nM
income beyond the national 'expcnditura. In .
matter Of 80 great importance y mis-, ezp.umenhaa
'eEEc ts The only safe one to tread.
The 1rst atep o be takcn Is. to institute mesurps
1nr tandng the obligations hat are soon to mxure.
&c ne3t 49, 10 pEnstde for ta1s1ur, In manner {e
.aest oolous md oppressive 10 taxpayefp the
nue. assesss to pay the interest On The debt, Nd
uoa o. The principal. The Secretary re,pectfufT
aha1, ahas r. '5is sabcc. Tho expression
the greatest Importance; 10 ihe npnsgs,neai g.
matte1 Of 20 SURPRISING interest that ne ritht sfa
should be made Nothing het revenue vii sustain
policy for the reduction OF The public debt viii h.
likely to prevent its Increase.
PREsENT AMOUNT OF TIE DkHr.-
On the slst day Of ocsober, 1865. since which
lie debt w1shont dcducfina funds in he rsessuIv M
amounted TO s2, sos $40 81 81 consisting Ut tha fo
, 1865-12-06

Senatorial Election.
RAIC1ou, n. C., Dec. 5.-John Pool, of nsrtla
county, Union man, nas elected United Staies
oenntor to-day for the ehoft Term.
, 1865-12-06

A Missing Cashier.
BURLINGTON, Vt, Dec. 54-H. G. unbbel the
missing cashier Of the Mleetsquol Bank at sheldon
VI, has been traced as far as Chicago, where he
was eeen by acquaintance On November 18th. lie
lett there oetrnsfhly for Detroit. lie IL supposed 10
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GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN.
Lecture Mt the Opera k{ouse.

George Francis Train 1ectured last evening at tha
Open House, Tor the benefit Of The poor Of st.
Mary'e Pzr1sh- The honse WAS positively crowded.
Mr.. Tam, having been introduced by Thos. Hoyne,
Esq, beean by saying that the mag1c Of success
calvaniZes rebels into pattiois. speculation into
M paae1es dnI9 genia; .na under 1ts
,ben offered a. stock @ ie1 nom IN WHICH 6e Wonid
country, this-s' 10 NOT drink, do lot smote, do
Eot murder, do not lie, do not cheat do not steal
DO not gamble be Just be generous, tesr not lore
youE ielloH-men a. yell as God, love truth, love
he then read lie pero.ation Of President John.
sons message, and rom 1t spoke at length Of the
he remarked, were in great iaothermal belt, The
zodiac Of empire, which, within six hundred miles
from Thirty to 1iy degrten latitude, confined all The
one Of he erea, Giles IN ths ses Se M sad H.; Il II
P,5smias 81 2, 6 Ghises e he Bottom of t5o
ssid. % eonta,ned @ + half ~ ths conme1 e1e1 lense ne
thTesfqa1,hs q The sntszpsze and sevep eights
there WIS no bound to the future greatness Of this
coun.l! II its Development were properly directed
snd Tk1e .e1d be s9nea
within ten years from the mines OF the Far West,
1.-THE great Pacific rallsoad was once finished. He
discussed ut come length the natural Causes which
seSH s H. e a1od e. ee r ute :
pesanca was good and noue the less pointed for
Icing humorous In conclusion. hG said TINT he
Omaha, al The terminus Of he Pacific railroad, and
Initiate IN enterprise IN the Far West which wond
make hundred Girards and Astots Of The Chicago
tuIe was very in OF ctaracteftic oddities, stories
and Jokes, and was app!auaed loudly and fre-
Quenty.
Police EEws.-At the meeting of th1 Board OF
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Virginia Legislature.
Ricn4oND, Va. Nov. 5.-The Legislature to-day
passed the bill repeallng the Act allowing The trans
Wext Virginia
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4sl: Heekcr. Citizens Association and Mozart
Democrat 10000; Gunther German and NcKeon,
Democratic, 6,661. Hoffman Is elected BY ! ma}or-
lily OF 1854.