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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-14
NEW DRUG STORE
AT LNTLER'S CORNER.

IN Il. {. uURk4ART has on hand, and
~ VII constantly add 10 it, a large and vel
"a selected ock e rrre
D.u.s go" q. IL. :'.>aie,Ee.. Pure W inrs,
6ranI,, " hIakey, Rum a"d Gin, Paints
Pani Brushes OILS. Dye-stuffs and Window
Gas X, rosrne Otl, lamps ami ChlmneyS
Foe Re :uuely, fonsie> aud r1ilsl SoG! =,
dc. t:enc,. tanjies, Il s.As and Figs, To
bacc,. ond Ei4ari. S.alloaeIy snu CGlleEy
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-14
DIR. D. w, JONES'
BOTANIC MEDICAL HOUSE.
..r H.4GERSTOU'N, ND,

w HERE can be had t. most certain, safe
W speedy and permanent treatment in the
wofld, for all Diseases of Private Nature
such Gonorrhca, elect. Structures, Seminal
Weakness, Syphilis, affections Of the kidney
and bladder, loins and back, nose and throa!
! nervousness and other Exuemities, sc.
Let the AtIi c,ed bear in mind! that Dr.
Jones has cured in the las, six years past ~ Ha-
gerstown, and many oiher places i'll May and
such cases as were given over 10 dye :! Humid
reds can testify that he cured them af'er af 9th
er means fai'ed. Dr JontS has NOV comp etc
" improved - Medical House with Private
Consulting Rooms. So patients will Zee ~ one
bot tie IT. ht1.se and al patients -tht VIII r.
main n person urdtr treatment, d. Jonce. VIII
! make written CONTRACTS with them lJr
no CUKE-NO PAY!
I And ,yi,houl the use of those d"sr!ly po'Sors
NUcury, Tur en- me- Harlem OIL, oiatit. OF
an other Disgusting tr+g. Tic iemtdicS r,cl
nv DR.. )nrs ara entirely Vegetable, swer: u
taste and salubricus ~ he patient, ani elI
drive on, disease in as mary days as it formerly
teo1irrd weeks and months; and can he take.
nI,..uul gay change OF d. h,, rance ir ~,
business or Ge,erlIau al ltIrnI>, ai l.. urdr :
cal BY the voice OF becoming praise, from he
I,C,, ,,,,r,o;,, ,,, 4, tho hn,nhla ,sr.. a. ~
~. ,auay
q, =
y
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/ 80 -, ,l,.,.., ,...,,,
~ ,hs ~, fo.,una,e remember that wheo w. ak.
nos. o,.rcomes tba wn,ls hoty t,IIov.d NV
rsi,s in an, head Lack ,o.ps b,,a., and i,,,t.
L., Memory Eslu,Ieriou otlt,r hear, Sy,nn
toms of Dyspt ps,s Cos,lyeness, Coughs ,n.i,.a.
tive of Consump.iun. Dimncss o. Sight, Rug.
ips IN the Ears, trightfuI rapiGi.y. Until deeIB
uuls an en-. 10 lhel. suliertnps T. all such
DIR JONES will give suls restoration, ui,h
such balp,v juc > o. herb. Is viii lsnvig, rare
emf ebed manhood. Syphilis is one OF The
most desltuclivp diseases uron the human sys.
item The uuC,rtpnate should remember that
when this disease make, lis aur earauce IN The
throat, roof of he mouth a,d nose with so,e.
and b,n,cbes ali oye, The mead and BODY, j: is
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-14
BELLS
W @ r NJ sly r ! P,
The most Innocent, Pleasant and
Efficient Remedy in Use
Il Remtdy Fertrcl IN itsef No CGat0r
OIL IN he inken

i~Ai4>'>AiN - - : so
4 Rtmtdy Fertfcl N ifsef no CGaf0r
Oil 10 be iaksH,
| n this PreparatI.n we have lScluded such
| remedies only, that have Leen ,tIed for years
and are known TO possess powerful anthelmln-
tic virtues. combined with mia 2prEeniS,
pie asanl aronalics aud Sugar. A. theImn!IcS
oi themselves cannot perform their pecuhH
(unc ms or have The desired effect, unie the
bowels arc kept moderately open. Io produce
this, gentle purgalIves are necessary and 'uch
only ought TO he used that cannot interfere wIh
the authelmu,ic employed. The advantages
We claim for this Syrup, are:
LIST. Ils power OF EHpeIIing and Destroying
Woma
ID. It's mild. and aPerient effect upon the
bowels
81. It's pleasant taste and odor are. advanta-
pes possessed or claimed but by very few YER
mlfuges.
4th Its harmless influence upoR the sys''m
consequently no injurious eff Cts will result
Cram its use should the patient have no
Worms, but an apparent disease, Arising from
some other unknown cause, which is frequent
iy the case
The constituents of this syrup and its effects
ere known 10 all our Physicians, who are no"
using it in their practice 10 large extent.
25 CENTS A BOTTLE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-14
The Greatest Liniment in Use !
BELLS "
w hite OF | :,

THE Blandesi, Clesnest, Most Penetrating,
i and Most Economical LinIment IN use ! A
Powerful olcOginus compound Tor the speedy
cure of
Rheumatism, Strains Sprsns, WOUNDS. Numb.
ness Of the Limbs, Frosted Feet and HAMS,
SPAWN Saddle Gals, Pol Evil, Ring Boie,
Bruises, SwelIings OF all kinds, and In fact
every disease for which an EmLrOcaIonls aP'
plicabe in nan or beast.
... 25 CENTS A BOTTLE.
This preparation which is origina with us,
will be found 10 be one Of the incest ard at The
same time one OF The most relia ie>apPlicatIons
exlant. .-.t a.. f
Iisving been employed very excessively since
is introduction, and feeling satisfied Of its rene.
dial properties, we recommend il with The ~
most confidence, kn wing that no one will be
disappointed in its use.
O. Sod In Shepherjsiown by R, Burk-
bart and P. h. Sllode, and by Druggists aid
Storekeepers generally. 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-20
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

RxroxrED HonuDg AT Hrsrvns roNr "A report
current last evening that about i've weeks .
eight took place among party Of auoefs while playing
a game At Hunters Point and that ons o. the com.
last, The police Of the Forty seventh precinct have the
10 hand. and tho guilty party parties 10
hare been arrested last night.
IxroRrASr MrsruraL Rxrorns 10 nv PaorosyD AT
rms Nxrr LxcrsLArrRK,-A meeting. composed OF some
Of tho most prominent men, representing both the
republican and democratic parties has been IN pn-
vac session for the past two days. having under
sideraon several important reformsory for
the control OF certain important municipal departments
which will bs submitted to the action n the next
sion Of tho State Legislature. Among tho most prom
nent pro- cts Is FOR tho establishment Of com
mission instead ~ the present Board Of super
propose ~ abolish. Another ~ TO extend the
CITY 10 tho limits OF Xmas county. which IA deemed nd
vissbe, IN view Of The rapidly increasing growth Of
BROOKLYN. The proprlety of establishing the obce ~
street Comm ssoner together with or other
city Departments niso under consideration. and having
the duties performed BY acommisson appointed by the
Governor u the Stale.
Tng Pnorosxp EXTENSION or wuIouGHnr AvKsrs =
Thomas " Pearsan and W T. Gi we're appointed COM
oners by M General Term Of the Supreme Court
yes.eay . estimate and assess the value Of lind. to
be taken Ivy the city for the opening OF Wlloughby
avenue, from Yates avenue 10 the city line
TIrFy BOYS Go THR3rcn DRusKEs MAJ An indi
viiuaI who gives his name John D. Earle becoming
Grossly intoxicated on Tuesday afternoon made the ae
qualntance Of Mch,cl Nccsrty James Elery aud Hugh
Carnan, aged respectively eighteen years They had
10 his drunken imagination the sebsnce ~ good. hon.
fellows doub, ard he had therefore reluctance
In following them into yard At tbs Of Bridge
and Water streets. where, no alleges, they took from
him greenbacks 70 the amount OF 100 An or1oer OF
the Fortysccond precinct hearing th-outcry which
made by Earle came 70 the rescue and arrested the
above named boya
INTERESTING PAvSrp0gxRs "A Myrtle svchns
pawnbroksr, Wolf by name, appeared before Mayor
Booth yesterday morning on complaint Of poor
woman who objected 10 what she deemed er,or,on.
alto charge mado by him. She stated that she had len
coat with the pawnbroksr 10 question and received ts
the article, but on rsdseming u he demanded - So
The claims 10 have given her ~, and that tho
balance WAS for keeping u In good order. The Mayor
allowed him ~ Is, with the admoniton that no claim
OF the kind would bs allowed, pawnbrokers being
quired 10 keep pledged goods 10 proper condition.
Was Nor 4 Poos MAx-In the notice which was
made OF sho death Of Mr. Patrick caIliyan. who vas
accidentally killed on Saturday last by being thrown
from cart which he driving, was automatically
stated that the deceased poor 70 crafty.
ing 10 learn that Mr. ssigan ien his family In very
comfortable circumstances, while two % hs are
nnins mercantile situations In se~ York.
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TINE csoron soutouer BOARD.

Mr.. stephens stiii In Possession Both sides
Of the Contreversy-A Question for John A.
Kennedy. &c.
Mr. Stephens SIN remains President Of the Crotch
Aqaeduet Board. The newly appointed President, Mr.
John Bradley has already been 70 the esssbllshmr,
In The Park two different occasions for the pgpos Of
assuming control o. tho department. but has been detsd
adm The question Of Disputed authority VIII nov
be carried 10 tho Supreme Court for dsc9ion, ~ Mr.
Stephens IA confident that under authority from Ne last
Legislature he has the Law his side, and in the
time be has any rate "nne points 'poases.ion The
clause under which ne 10 artur the following which
inserted Ia the tsx levy for 1900
The Engineer ard Assistant Corissoner ~ TIE rrnsor
Aqnefaot Department new IN oscr shan eosunas oaee
for the of three from AMI After the
and vacancy IN their numn<r shan " fe6by
n@nbers a. the Board remaining 10 ofes.
Mr. Dsrsgh IL In favor u nalntaining ths suf,orsy
Of the Board under the above cans and Mr. cravx sts
engineer, reserves HE dselsion until he hss bel issal
advies on The matter.
For NJ Bradley u is STATED tbs sws Of issr gvs The
Mayor and Adsrmen the power 70 sypont b@stf n de-
sAs.nsnt4 an NeaGd 9G2rzsa yAAssl " ~ ~.
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6 HIPPIN q NE w S
FaaI o. stW roar. oertssta %. rsa


Cleared.
sssmshlp nssis fsri Kaeoai.ss L,v.rpss "a ols.s,
stsaa..siu s.si. cs.-s. H.'...-o.7l.s- 4 AHA,
slssnsIip y sgIssr Loes@ooa ch.rsslos-L,issstsa.
s.smssg ssrsegs xsg ssrfot. or rosas sna slas.
stsau.ss'g isl,srs. AlIasd-f ssvfsn cay rsiai sss
st,em.6ip Ghss.yssss Jasa.oa, rorslapa-J Am..
steamship wsna4iia. FisA s.- nsffora-gsgises
Ws l.rsssg can,ss-rs spJ ss'y ss..i so csmpssshy
gis +sgt,sna ~, crywsl Bsrpsaos--g sualsh CO.
~ fsefuss rafaA. rhsmpsss ss,ssusr rA-LwA-
Grx fi'f s,i y- iBp. rssa. wlssssr. sx-p n pswsr
ssr I.s1y wssISayr tsnilA, s..s.a--J IasrsA.@
80 s.,f 's. -. aa:;,,,..'e,-IsFy.. seq.
-, s s.s..' -. .'s ~ ST.
reAr rita. o HosA. Me- ns.sa--o X assasa
Arrives.
,.s.sm.hiy cs..ess 80, xsDsrss, Gis.ss. -, =.
$1,000 Iaa sss,y -.ss-,,y lsl.s ~ $3.50 .,.r...
y. ..fs 1880 "a ~ esap.sJ v'A 'A's 'AA1's'aas
ssa1.tis a.a s.iss<sr Anis. ssrss.A. y hsan "a
~. ~. s.ss. Z gs. 49,. 49,. Ar ~
III . e. $500. $780,. $780, L cs az 49, ~
s..ss.s.g s.pr css., E,...' = 80 ssf'a -
es..nsllg SEQ. S.iss sss, sos a.s.s 80 rsnsa
s.rs r.r.i, IN ha.saA r,ss.ss- c,,.sssl % .ss
Esss5. ri 80 'ssa. ~ y..-..s'ss n" IT,
k.ssr.,a l. ' ss.si rs Ssis saI ~ ssss ssa s.-
4. /: 49,: IT, .r s:. s:s .: & ~;
a.. :. $3.50, . =: ,'x t,sa - .s.iA .sa
s.,s ssrI tsJ.a.. 1o.es. As~sssisslA 10 G,s. vsss
~ - as. ssis~ts.-n rSvsss. o.A. kr vus
Il: ~. 49, r., =, 4. -. :.
~ 1s4g .'fA
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CoffFN.-Tba market " anything drrrer, with
rrivsis terms, oo RIO er No.ss Rogers 70 ar
n.y. Tsaa 81 sS aS.S P sn ssG Sa Tn.
sr.e. S. ,s e g s' ,.S Ssop S. g.
from Phlisdsiptia. at IS. "a.
oa.a.ey as,s .sas pfe and
sse Of 100 bales were made at prices ranging from o. 70
MoIsssEs was dull nominal No .sies heard Or
decidedly rrnsr .ad gsres.e ssae.. I-sns,-d
Az. sahsp a' order gun IA ~ ~; op ~ .sns,ps
order Eosia-rhs assr grade. wsr. n ,%proSei ~.
as sSs s aea a s% sns ' . is rS sua
pal, 2, % go = 70 lS 20 do s common n q = % s2
o. Tar We heard os sale Of q % Dbl. wilmington 90
oHs -Lirss.d wSs no. essentially changed, being In
nisssss ssels 'S si'.s p.ssss.
A s 4: y: ~
prime; also, fsr future d:,sry 500 ss's ,"s..
az. s,s sns ss, ~ sS a. s
s.s o. 2. I ss ss"; .: ale. s gu mae 2 Oh.
sa s aan, and p.s ssss BIO. for s s.
M oa as IVY 's.S ss1; ss =. s;
as sd s.ssy ;ss ne sss ss va.
ss:. r. q a. a..:,. - Ss:' srI ss
hs... 10 mossrs.s r,gs... and steady AZ se ITO for
sy 7 MARKS, ~ crsd. remained as,..
f2sc and heard Of portart transactions Bonded
eonnped au and hssvt With saiss Of 3ooo bbls Sr
white.
ssissy was sui. su, ...sdy with ..les q - 90 lbs
ekc Ike Also 1900 he grease 81 10 D.
EvaAR active q fun priess The sales embrace
o3 hhds SlSc i3<the latter price for lot Of
xew Orleans Fair 70 gooA reclining was quoted os<a
i05tc. Renuc cd sugar without especial change
TALfow made % us 90 lbs Tic. IKE
The market being comparatively sirsdy.
wanwxv Receipts sse bbls. The martss oonsiaued dull
and nominal
woot--The auction sale TO-DAY well attended. The
bidding quite spirited, and the whole Of the catalogue
vas disposed Of msnufAc,urers being the rinps purchas
psad tho fuIl particulars IS bales slightly danag,d Gaze
Ohio Sic aOCp No Ohio s9Se bales Cslfornis Al
NE .7sc u DO clean Oregon - saASe Nkc, DO
washed Oregon al Ale, TO- conbDg 90. and washed
Pulled a. y Nc ~ 70 pale. .,irs p,.d c.iforn,s a.
chiefly at 8sSc VI ~ 90 ibs TsIss at Er s<c, H0D
lbs medium and one California ~ mr. Bc 90 bales Calf
forna. including b. at nAc and and ppsd u
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the COMPTON HOUSE CALAMITY.

After considerable delay yesterday no further vii.
presented themselves In references tho parcu
lars OF tho Compton House calamity and the origin Of
the Gre. Yesterday morning. at six O'Clock. Mr. Miller,
another OF tho Victims died Bellevue Hospital Mr..
Compton and Katc Fianigsn buried yesterday
afternoon. ut O'Clock, John Blake the engineer,
having bsen buried tho day before Tho last two wers
cnsnzant OF all the facts snrsrtsnn, 10 tho orfvn ~
the fire. and II Ia requisite for Coroner Gamble "a
rsIy upon other for obtaining this important
formation Further and more complete evidence Va
expected this morning nj O'Clock before Coroner
Gamble, at Beilevu Hospital
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Pig n..as. aspi..s NE.ss9sM S,l al lss.s
sehr Inpude.e. CIR, Horshoase eass.sa. ia % aAys
.'n:..s pssiass
SsAI Almss. n, oniia. CORVALLIS. dAys viii ooss-
sch snos Flake Beers jacksonville 10 days In hsAy
blow q ON Ne Loaf Jibboom, foretopnASt fore xsn
achr Mason Move, Jacksonville
sohr n Holmes ireland, Newborn Nc
sehr Watt ugA Hoyt, Beaufort. NC
sehr Mingn a. Cofson, Washington. Nc
sehr \ ke>soomb. Higgins vlrxnia for Proyidanos
sahr II Lochwoed shsbhiit Georgetown, day.
Hchr Morgan. Davis Georgetown, days
schr SEA- Queen. Guptiil, Baltimore for Boston.
krhr IL hoyL - Baltimore for New Haven.
Schr Jayne Clarke Philadelphia. days.
snhr Moonlight Miller. Philsielphia Tor Boston
schr John, Faikcnham, Jonasport. Y days
searG " RAwley. Alien, Thofnasloa for vrgiss-
nshr ~ Lucar, French, RoasporA
ssshr willie Leo. Ssavsy. Rockland.
60 ia L. BsArse. Boston.
s sehf Gardner. sieclnsn, Bosou for Phnadephia
Schr Lucy new, lhrea mNs,sl Smith. Quincy Point
echi Forest Home. Thorn, New Lonionl
a, sny rsssN HAM MP 10 tho eiir today from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-20
REPORTED ELECTION FRAUDS N MAsslcaussIrs

CHARLxrows, Masa, Dec. 10, 1880
There Is considerable feeling here the result Of
the late election. MOI one Of tho wards scems, has
had fair count Of the votes cast and the Mayor
elect IL looked upon by many az occupying doubtful
position, by being counted instead OF voted IN The
citizens declare thev will have justice In tr matter but
the ruling powers slow In counting their frauds ou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-20

Tho wheat market ruled quiet hut asaiy At previous
Prices The sales comprised 50o bushels at 8: Is FIR
No Milwaukee - Is for amber nd 81 for white
Canada Corn declined fully ic per bushe1 and bu hte
vas dono 81 the reduction. tho business being limited
1900 bushels mixed Western. In 81 n n IN
Oats wsrc steady and arm With sales Of to bushels
Zoe for State. Sc &c for Chicago and Milwaukee and
&c for new Ohio Barley firm and active sales
5000 bushels a. .Jc for Western 81 81 for fourowed
STATE, 81 rs 81 10 for Canada for do in
bond OF barley malt we heard s.ea Of 600 bsshes a.
81 Is Or sales made Of 10 90 bushels 81 Is
for Western and 81 20 for Canada.
CoT7or in active demand and prices higher
favor BILE advice received from the Liverpool
caused active speculative and export demand The
lays ssiee foot the agcgaie OF 900 bales Tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-20

porloa akss tie epand that che tide Of n 90. eyghs
to indicate 10 contents. any sxtraneous matter being
illegal and consequently that tho above mentioned
clause being inserted In the tar levy 10 illegal act
Pending the decision OF the Supreme Court this
question: might terostng TO the public 10 learn by
whose authority three able bodied policemen doing
duty inside the Croton Department, whom Il II we'll
known that previous 10 the Sd inst such retainer
were required around the department. II may throw
light this subject learn that that date Mr.
Stephens term Of Office President OF the department
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY. Dec t1-SPM.
BnFapsruvrs.--Receip,s sas, bbs -four $50 and a64s
bags meal STA bushels corn, SID DO oats 1000 do
barley Although the demand for State and Western -four
was limited the market ruled hrm holders demanding full
prices In all The sales 10 bbs the revised
quotations appended Southern aour though qu. ruled
steady and Arm; sale. $50 bbs rye improved De
mand prevailed and the ruled steady the sass
$50 bbs at % Pa 81 Co. veal was dull and
unchanged In tho absence Of business OF We
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Rising STAR Captain Harris viii issvs
this port on Friday, for AspinwLL
The mails for Central Amor,ca aai tbs South Pacific
vill Close Of half past ten o'clock on Friday morning
The NV Yosx HmAID--EdIuon Tor the Pacific evil
be ready al half.pss nins O'Clock In The morniss
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end 10 b. extsndsd ultimately to point o. intersection
with the road spanning the peninsula Of Florida = also
bill incorporating the Savannah, Skidaway and Sea-
board Railroad 10 conne0 Savannah directly with Skida
way, Isle or Hope Cedar Hammock, Bethesda. Beauleu
Montgomery. White Bluff and neIghboring places.
meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF the Virginia and
Kentucky Railroad Company was held at Lynchburg on
the 9Th inst. General @. G. Wharton was elected chief
engineer with power appoint his assistants The road
has been located and partially constructed but is stated
that changes In the location will DO judicous and
will be made
The project for railroad from Grenada 20 asridan
Misa. II Is stated is meeting with much favor.
Louisville paper says that the surveying party the
Tsnpessee Pacific Railroad engaged In running tho
line between Nashville and Knoxville, have reached
Lebanon. Tenn, and are rapidly approaching Cancy
Fork. Thus far tho route has been found thoroughly
practicable Tho distance from Lebanon Nashville Ia
twenty six miles. The grades light and the cost
attending the construction Of the road astonishingIy
small.
The bill for the construction railroads In Tennessee
has passed It's third reading the Senate OF that State
without dissenting voice. The House, II Is stated, will
undoubtedly In Its provisions The bill gives TO
the Knoxville and Kentucky road. $500 to the Nor.
rstown and Carolina road, $780, 900; to Banners East
Tennessee road, $4,000. and to the Knoxville and
Charleston road, via Maryviie. $4,000
Tho Iowa Central Railroad enterprise Is progressing
The road will form q direct communication between
Minnesota and 81. LOUIS II Is hoped that connection
win be made with the Minnesota Centrsi during tho
1867.
movement IL 10 progress TO consolidate the Maine
Central and Portland and Kenncbec railroads, with
extension from Danville Junction TO Portland.
Hou,ton. Maine, is aRating the subject OF branch
railroad from that place to with the st. Andrews
and 81. Stephens lines.
The earnings Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for
November OF this and last year were as follows:-
1855 1885,
Eastern division. ...........S2 42, 5s1 $177, 800
Western division. ........... l8o, OH IA, 500
Total ...............$4l2553 $3O2, A25
Decrease this year. .$11O. LOT
The earnings for eleven months OF 1865 and 1860
were:-
1896 1885,
Eastern division. ........ So O63 lot ST. SCI 1874
Western div lsion. ........ 1,A5,570 1870, IT'S
Total. .................$3 sos, 0S6 81, 09S 970
Decrease this year. S409, Tl6
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Mining stocks suffered relapse Al The first board
Corydou closed roc lower than the time ysstsr-
day selling al ~ 20; Smith aud Parmslee i0c selling
o. 10; Quartz Hin Toe, selling at g. Al the second
board Gordon closed l5c. lower than the frat board
selling al - os; Quartz H zoe, selling o. % 80;
Consolidated Gregory Gold sold 80 90 Ia Crosse Gold
81 70: Columbian Gold and silver 81 90
The Western Union Telegraph Company will pay, on
January II, semi-annuai dividend Of per cent on
the capital stock which Is equal 10 per per
su ins present market price Of tho conpanys stock
Tho business transacted Al, tho sub-rrcasury in this
city today follows:--
Receipts. si,7sa5e9 For Customs. !. sioe 600
payments.... los Us Gold Notss.... 400 900
Baanco. lp,bll,3ls
Tho s,port exclusive OF specie from the pcr, Of New
York Tor the week ending December 49, and since the
commencement % the year, compare a follows with
those Of the corresponding periods In 1884 and 1906
rrevlousy replied 202 COZ l5l 100 s2S ssT ass
Sine. January t2os ei7 $40 an 2o4 orc sls2 bsolo
The Imports compare follows
Dry Good. s0.7oi 1855 s02 si,I2s 200
ven. merchandss 15U2io 1tsl,2es i,s1ps2s
Total for the week saol4,9is ss,s4o,o5s 5000 so1
Previously reptcd le5 go 1876 So, s2s 2sose4lss
Since January sisa $50 sies ss2 ssa sasa se7oso
The Georgia Legislature has recently passed bsli
sstbonxlng The city Of ThomssvIe 10 issue bonds for
kins ssok 10 The souih Georgia and Florida Railroad,
vssh sdsbsnsdn Connect rh0pNrllla wgh Aibaar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-20

sInc. January teoS $40 an 2s4 orc sIs2 olo
10 t..V..r,. c,r.uava faifqv4.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-13

E1A- The Herald's Washington dispatch
saws among the first bills to be introduced
in Congress npou the resumption of the ses-
sion, will be one providing that the heirs Of
soldiers who have died in Southern prisons
during the war, may collect of the Govern
ment full Communication of rstions at the rate
Of twenty five cents per day for the iull time
the deceased may have been in confinement.
According to the present regulations OF the
War Department, the heirs Of private SOL
der are allowed no claims of this character,
while those of a commissioned officer may
collect every emolument that pertains TO him
up to the date Of his death, whether be died
10 hospital or captivity.