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soSarExTfoN. Ss On Il + newer loved those
Salamanders that ara neEer well but
when they are in the IRE OF conten-
Mon. 7 will rather suffer q thousand
wrongs than return one; I will suffer
many ere I viii complain Of one, and
endeavor TO right It by contending.
[ have ever found that to strive with
my superior is furious; with my
equal, doubtful; with my inferior,
sordid and base; with any, full OF
unquietness. ss.-Bishop Hall.
RKwARDED.-Wes see it stated that
lieutenant Andrew Campbell, of the
Thirteenth Tennessee Volunteers,
who killed General III. Morgan, after
he had surrendered, has received all
appointment, upon the recommenda-
ton of Judge Patterson, Senator
elect from Tennessee.
iLouisriile Gorn.ier, 1911.
The Comptroller General of the
Currency last week issued 81, ,525, COO
in national bank notes of various de-
nominations. This is an increase Of
upwards of $4OO, 900 over the issue of
the previous week. The total amount
Of this currency issued up to date is
S26S, ,028, $40.
The steamer w. G.. Gibbons, loaded
with 500 bales cotton, was burned on
the Savannah River, about 40 miles
below Augusta, on Wednesday last.
A portion Of the cotton was saved.
The passengers and crew escaped.
The Senate, on the Goth, passed the
bin for the admission of Colorado.
The vote was 10 to 13. Several mem
hers were absent or paired off.
An Indian out West was heard to
make the following remark, on seeing
a fashionable (hooped) lady: "Ugh,
much wigwam.
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70 all whom it may Concern.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,


CoirMeIA, April 23, 1890
NNHE attention of all citizens and resi-
Il dents of the city Of Columbia, is called
to the following Ordinances which will be
enforced for the better government and
well-bcing Of the city:
An Ordinance concerning the city police
That ii shall be the duty of the city police
to arrest all persons who shall behave in a
riotous or disorderly manner, or who shall
be found drunk in the streets of Columbia,
and carry such persons to the guard house
An Ordinance to close barber shops on
the Sabbath-day.
An Ordinance for the, better observance
OF the Sabbath-day.
An Ordinance relative to the deposit of
filth and trash in the streets.
An Ordinance to regulate blachsni,hs
shops.
I'm Ordinance concerning dogs
An Ordinance concerning nre- arms.
An Ordinance concerning goats and
SWINE running at large.
An Ordinance concerning horses and fast
driving in thc streets
in Ordinance regulating the granting OF
licenses to retail sprituolis liquors iii the
city ut Columbia
An Ordinance concerning nn,aucce.
An Ordinance concerning streets. pave
ments anu shade trees.
An Ordinance requiring all male persons
between the ages of sixteen and tifty years
to work on the streets of the city: said
persons to be excused on payment IT a
street-tax Of three dollars.
An Ordinance requiring all male persons
between the ages OF fifteen and sixty wears
to pay a tax Of one dollar.
April "a THEODORE STARK Mayor
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y PUNGENT SERMON. st Jerome,
in one of his sermons, gave rebuke
to the women of his day. which has
seemed to be SO up7ofos to our own,
that 1t is circulated just now in Paris
quite universally:
'Ah! shall tell You who are the
women that scand1lize Christians.
They are those who daub their cheeks
with red and their eyes with black
those who plaster faces too white to
be human, reminding us of idols
those who cannot shed tear without
its tracing a fnrrow on the painted
surface of their faccs-whose ripe
years fail to teach them that they are
growing old = those whose head
dresses are made up Of other peoples
hair-those who chalk wrinkles into
the counterfeit presentment of youth,
and those who affect the demeanor of
bashful maidens i'll the presence of
troops Of grand children.
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AN OUTRAGE UNFINISHED. We un-
derstand that when the detachment
of the 1O3d colored troops left here
for Fort Pulaski, the human fiend
who made brutal assault npon the
life of young Bass was taken from
Jail and sent forward with his 'ompa-
ny. Ample time had previously oc-
CURED for a trial of the case, to
which his commander was pledged,
but nothing was done, and now we
suppose that, so far as the officers of
that command are concerned, the
whole matter is at an end.
Nacon (Ga.) Ieleg,afh
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An eccentric individual went TO a
news depot, few days ago, and
called for copies of the World, the
Flesh and the Devil On being asked
by the news dealer to be more expli-
cit, he said he wanted the WoIld.
Herald aud Forney's Chronicle.
Recent scientific Investigations in
Europe elicit the fact that impure
water is one of the principal causes
of cholera
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Headq rs Dep't Of South CAROLINA,

CHARLESTON, s. c., APRIL 81, 1866.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. SO.
A LII persons in this Department hold
~ ing real or personal property. goods,
Sehmattels, Sim stock, bopds, mortgages, notes,
the, late so-called Confederate authority,
are requested to report the same in writ
ing to these Headquarters Without delay,
specifying the kind and cmount of pro-
perty sequcstrated. the time and place OF
sequestration, and the name OF the origi-
mai owners, and of any parties through
whose hands such property may have
passed since its sequestration.
Post Commanders will publish these
orders three times, in newspaper at on
near headquarters.
BY command OF
Major-General II. T.. SICkLES.
q: II: HART, BrCvet Brig. Gen and Asst
Adjt Gen.
OFFICIAL:
HEADQ'RS POST OF COLUMBIA, S. C.,
CoLUMB!A, y. c., April;2S. 1866
JAMES MckIMM,
ist Lieut.. gu! L. s. Inf, Act's Post Ahyt
April % :.
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A MONUMENT TO STEPHEN A. DouG-
LAs-WHAT MIR. SEWARD SAYS OF
HIM.-Thc corner-s stone of the monu-
mcnt to be erected over the grave of
Stephen A. Douglas will be laid some
time during the month Of May or
June; and the trustees having the
matter in charge have invited VIM.
II. Seward, Secretary of State, to be
the orator of the occasion. In reply,
Secretary Seward writes: II may
inform you that I should consider it
an agreeable duty to accept this invi-
tation. which does not exaggerate the
regard i'll which I hold the memory
of Stephen a. Douglas. The last Of
his days in Washington were en-
ploycd iii consultation with President
Lincoln and myself in organizing the
resistance to .lisunion"
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HARDWAR At COST !

AAA TIE. @uh,cri!cr- or~rim.; tnru,.-
Tim" tl!rir hu>i", exclusively T.,
. GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. Nr.
oifcr The following stock - liAEDW ARE
at COST, consisting; III I.ar: Of.
Stone Door Locks, HInl and Dead Locks
IIatc and Pad Locks, Hat chefs, Hammers,
Hand Saws, Butchers Saws. Door and Win
dow Bolts, Chain Bolts, Mill and Hand Saw
Files, Rasps, Screws of all sizes, Brirhlav-
ers' Trowcls, Pointing Trowes, Hinges,
Bolts, Window Fust"ninSs, Wood Saw,
Collins Axes, Hoes, Spades. Shovels. Lon.
Handle Shovels, Wen Wheels, Pocket
Knives, Wcstcnholm's Razors, Eutchcr
knives, Knives and Forks Table and Tea
Spoons; 70 kegs Parker Mills and Empire
state Nails: 800 pieces Hollow ware: with
many other articles, which viii be sold low
April u q
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SCARCITY OF MONEY IN UTAH. In
Salt Lake City business is done on n
specie basis, though there is little
money current compared to the de-
mands of trade. In the country set
Elements, however, there is no circu-
lating medium, but the people resort
to barter Wheat is the usul legal
tender. Horses, harness, vehicles,
cattle and hay are cash; eggs, butter,
pistols, knives, stockings and whis-
key are change; pumpkins, potatoes,
sorghum, molasses and calves are
taken ut discount.
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n
O'y Goods. Clothing. Cn.ach,g, Mnesno-
Hats, DC.
By A. r. Phillips. ; 3
oN TUESDAY MORNING next. .ss-Srax
at l0 O'clock, | will sell, at the new brick.
GImaalng Ia,,. M on Washington street, opposite
AMI invoice Of pRYGooDs, CLOTHING.
Bieached Shirting, Ginghams, Calicoes.
S;!' Mnshns, Glngham handkerchief. .
Plaid Cassimeres, Scarfs, &c.
Goats, Vests, Pantaloons and Shirts.
Felt and Palm Leaf Hats.
$1,000 Envelopes, Cap and Letter Pape~
Pocket Knives, Toilet Soaps.
OO pairs Mems and Women,s Shoes.
Foremon1es, &c. April 20 e
81 Cdrolinidn please copy.
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Scythe Blades. Scythe Blades!
Special Notice.

Ci.EHh = OFFICE
toLt-MbJA, April 20, iotiG
M EkCHANTS. Traders and Dca lers are
lv1 reminded that the TAX ON sales of
goods, wares and merchandise, sales on
consignment sales at auction, &c, for the
quarter ending April l, is due. and pay
ment for the same is required.
J. y. MCMAHON, City Clerk.
April u
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The Masonic fraternity OF st.
Louis, Missouri. have resolved to
commence the work of erecting n
grano temple in that city at a cost of
not less than 100000.
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A NEW INSTITUTION!

A FAMILY can ''DYE" without ANY
N trouble at very little cost Only a
basin of water and one package .s Dye is
necessary. The color TO this is, that you
can dye any article OF clothing, with eco
nomy and beauty, any desired shade
Thread, yarn, cloth, ribbons, silks, bon
nets hats, can be dyed in few minutes
perfectly. Try box of Dyes. ANY one
can use it. For sale only q,
FISHER X HETNITSH'S. Druggists.
April Is
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ITCH. ITCH! ITCH!
Itch Linilnent J!

THNHE great remedy q. last for the ITCH
il This LINIMENT will cure i'll few ap-
plications. 1t is perfectly clean, and free
from offensive and dirty grease. a very
pleasant remedy, and n restorer of very
happy feelings. All who are annoyed with
this disease will use the I.iniment. For
sale only st FISHER X HEISIrSH'S
April 3 Drug Store.
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NEW ARTICLES ]
AT FISHER & HEINITSH'S

TJNHE BEST BAKING POWDER IN THE
Il WORLD.
The Quaker Liniment the best family
lin:ment of the age.
The 'Circassian Bloom"-the best toilet
requisite for the complexion.
Everybody's Cough Syrup, known NJ
''Stanley's," Walters" &c. Everybody
recommends it. Made only at
FISHER L HEINITSH'S
March 80 Drug Store.
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AHuaNSpnsi1 Y YnA,,s 4 A,eeso.SsS5t,neLun-


A AHuNDRED YRA1ss A eso.A0 0ne hum
dred years ago, there there nota single
white man. in OHIO, Kentucky, In
Dina or Illinois Territories! Then,
what rs now the most Touring part of
America, was as, little known as the
mountains of the moon. It was not
until 1898 that the hunter Of Ken
tucky., the gallant--and adventurous
Boone Left his home in North Carot
lima to Become the first; settler IN
Kentucky. TAe first pioneer of Ohio
did not settle till twenty years. after
wards
A hundred years ago, Canada be
ionged to france, and the whole
population of the United States did
not exceed ], SOC, 900.
A hundred years ngo, the great
Frederick of Prussia was performing
those exploits which have made him
immortal III military annals, and with
his little monarchy was sustaining u
single-handed contest with Russia,
Austria and France, the three Great
powers of Europe combined.
A hundred years ago, the United
States were the most loyal people of
the British Empire. and on the politi
cal horizon no Speck Indicated the
struggle which, within II score of
years thereafter, established the great
republic of the world
\ hundred years ago. there were
but four newspapers III America with
combined circulation not exceeding
1000. Steam engines and cylinder
presses had not been imagined, and
railroads and telegraphs had not cn-
tered the relnotest conception of
man.
When We come to look back mt it
through the vista of history. We find
that the century which has passed
has been allotted to more important
events in their bearing upon the hap
piness of the world, than almost any
other era that has happened since the
creation
A hundred years hence, who can
foretell our developments and nation
al greatness.
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EXTRAORDINARY HIGH Prices. 1t
was contended, 4 year or two since,
when gold was at its highest pre-
MUM, that this WAS the cause Of high
prices i'll almost everything. Flour
then could be purchased at SSG9 per
barrel. Now, gold is about % per
cent. premium, and yet the same
brand of -four brings $l4 per barrel,
retail. All the necessaries of life arc
absolutely from so to 100 per cent.
higher now than when gold was at
$50. The market is abundantly sup
Piled with all necessaries, and, there
fore, the high prices cannot truth
fully be attributed to scarcity of the
articles. Butter brings 7O(a.75 cents
per pound, while n better article can
be purchased in adjoining Counties
for half this rate. A few years since,
the best pound butter" could he
purchased at Is cents in April, and in
the month of May the best Chester
County butter was sold Mt the rate of
10 cents per pound in Philadelphia.
Philadelphia Press.
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Notice to Lumber Buyers.
TlHE subscribers have erected a SAW
i MILL on the New berry Road, tcl
miles from Columbia, in ON. of the best
timber regions IN th" state, ai,i have now
ON hand lOo,ooo feet "i the finest quality
o! Io MBER. Wo are prepared to furnish
bills OF any dimensions. Persons wishing
to build Of hin" material, Will do well tl
give lis 4 call. For information, inquire uf
Mr.. j. {. Ji\NEI y. II. Il. SHCLER or
HUFfMAN & PRICE, Cotton Town /,
Bills lett with either Of til" above named
gentlemen Will be promptly i.ned at market
price. I.OKiCk 4 NUNANAKEE
April - rGS.t-
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A Beautiful Complexion.
=" ctRcASSlAN BLOOM !"

FOX THE CO-WPIEX7ON.
THHE most elegant preparation for the
Il complexion. Removes spots, pits, Bile
mishes, pimples, freckles. tan and redness
of the skin, and all excavations and rough
ness produced by rough winds, chapped
lips and hands 1t softens the skin and
renders the skin fair and beautiful. A
beautiful complexion is the admiration OF
every one. Try bottle. For sale by drug
gists everywhere.
JOHN NJ. MARIS j CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia
FISHER HEINITSH,
March IL Agents, Columbia, s. {.
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WORMS. PLUMS! WORMS!

COUGAR PLUM for worms, Sugar Plums
- For worms, take the Sugar Plums;
a safe and sure cure Plums for worms
Children take them with delight,
To Put the worms to dreadful fright.
For sale at FISHER 4 HEINITSH'S.
April 8
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LOCAL NEWS

HAVANA sEGARS- 50 hrs"'-
III COD LIVER OIL.
Bitter Wine of Iron.
Velvet Bottle COrks.
Early and Late Cahbase Seed.
Dentists Gold and Tin Foil
Golden Bell Cologne.
Lubins Rose Toilet Powder
Extract-.
Choicest Cologne Water For sale by
FISHER 4 HEINITSH,
April IL Druggists.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-13

Alarge lot Of Corn, Wheat, Oats and
Pork Wanted, for which the best rates
will be paid. Also, Dry and Gren Hides,
Furs. aid I'll kinds Of Produce taken in
exchange Tor goods. =
ne1te.eS. q J. eCHC1TDA
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Call, Gall, Call,

~We can affordto, and ril1scll all
our goods at prices which in these times
vii! make it An object both ia purse and
happines for the Rich and Poor, The Eco
nomist aud the Improrident,th the Epicure
andthe Eugalto purchase Of us. 4.
~ Cash FOR the seller and satisfaction
to the purchaser, is the business motto of
ao5lly q. D. BOOGB ! %.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-13
Barber shop.

TINRl f. unaersigne al owe din hi SHOWS hop
l on Pearl street, where be j. now prepared y
attend to everything connected with the Tonsors ~
TT in the style. The patronage NJ
the gentlemen OF Sioux Cityandvicnit, isrespect.
ully solicited. tjuiS ADAM FALk.
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STRAYED Or STOLEN

INROM Elk Greek, Dakota County. Nebras ka
L Seven Horses. one sorrel Mare. with white
spot ON the forehead having a sucking Colt with
her one roam Mare, coming three years. One
bay Mare, white face. black and tail AMI legs
coming three years. Bay Horse, white face, black
name and tail, coming three years. One Mare,
dark iron grey. coming two years. One Horse,
sorrell, with Il white spot on his forehead, coming
twa years. ANY person giving infol nation TO
James Clark, Emmett Mills. Franklin, Dakota
county, n. T., will be literally rewarded. ocl 3w
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-12-08
Galender,
Mortgage Sale.

Whereas JOHN WOLF, ty his mortgage
deed, dated November 25th 1864 and re-
corded in book "Qp, pages al47 and 14s,
conveyed to the undersigned the follwing
described real estate, situate in the town
of Hermann, county of Gaseonade and
State OF Missouri, TO wit Townlo.s No.
81, 80, Al, 43, As and Az on East. 9th s, rect
IN said town, which said CONVEYANCE was
made 10 secure the payment Of certain
prnmissory notes therein fully described,
and whereas said notes have become due
ana payable and remain unpaid. now there
ire by, virtue of the power vestedaim me
by said mortgage deed, l will on .s
Tuesday the 18th day of February 1867.
between the hours of 8 O'Clock in the fore
noon and 5 O'Clock in the afternoon of
saId day, at the front door of The court e ,-
house in the town of Hermann, sell the
above de'eribed properly at pubIic vendue
to the highest bidder for cash in hand. 10
satisfy the notes aforesaid and said mort
gage decd together with the costs Of this
proceeding -ni-..s5.4E NIB
Hermann, No, December lstr 1866: /. T..
JOHN QUANDT.
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Mortgage Sale

Whereas Thomas aBrim and Martha A,
Brim, his wife. by their mortgagc deed
dated August 18th 1867, and recorded in
book X, pagas and --, conveyedto the
undersigned the following described real
estate, situate in the county Of Gasconade,
in the state OF Missouri, to wit: The North
half of The South East Quarter and the
North half OF the South West Quarter of
Section Ne, II, Township AZ, Range 6 west.
containing 100 acres, which said convoy
auce was made 10 secure the payment OF
q certain prumissory note therein fully de-.
scribed, and whereas said note has become.
due and payable and remain unpaid, now
therefore. by virtue Of the power vestedin
me BY said mortgage deed, | will N e.. g
Monday the 18th day Of February 1867, Z
between the hours of 8 o'clock in the fore,
noon and 5 O'clock IN the afternoon of
said day, at the front door of'lhe court
| house in the. town ofHermaun, sell the
above described property at public 'venduc.
to the highest bidder tor cash in hand, to
sGatisfy the note aforesaid and said mort
gage deed, together With the costs Of this
proceeding.
Teis Ist day of December 1866.
JOHN c. BRIM.
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aggin-N1na(nug
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by Charles Walter and posted
lcfore William Meyer, il Justice of the
Peace Of Boulware Township in Gasconade
County on the Goth day Of November 1866,
one heifer OF a brindle colour, marked with
a half crop in tho left ear, about 3 years
old - one ditto of % reed colour, with a
white head and legs, about 3 years old
and had IN a yoke, nc mark and apprais-
od at eighteen Dollars.
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21t Derf1ufel1*

Gin i&0ne Tarm rrn 800 Ndtr res r.
Gen Qauncs III sinem gut tcpolteIttn pfutlten
G%rlltmnt, &irts, S6uIs. Strr = :c. maze r1-
ri; 10 Ndtr, ru.cn 40 gdtr res tcilsn 8rt;cm-
hrt,s Tup Inter &ultui. 5 ME YsritcSentc
Cntnsp, sin putts ecrluin'e ,a @8ctuF1ls nttl:
GItCu aen, SdeIn,u uni onerren @~etlulihttj<
ten tiunetn lt ami Ter 0orm, itrncr 9 itUne
S!tsarttn nit t ajtarm 8lumm rer cr'l|trn
epriem. San 9tstiu9unSm auesrt @ljreral. -
IattrcI 81 ctiraJ II i'll Fer Lrudtrsi res Strm.
grIts!llttt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-12-08

STATE OF MISSOURI, -.
County of Gasconade.
In the Gasconade Circuit Court,
October term 1866.
ELISHA HOLLINGSWORTH PIttf.
against
MELISSA HOALINGSWORTH, Dctdt.
PETITION FOR Divorce.
Now at this day comes tie plaintiff by
his attorneys, and it appearing to the sa-
tisfactien Of the cour:, that the defendant
Melissa Hollingsworlh cannot be summoned
in this action, tits ordered ty the court, that
publication be made, notifying her, tnat
an action has been commenced against
her in the Circuit Court OF Gasconade
county in the State Of Missouri, the OBJ
ject and general nature OF which is, to OBJ,
tain q decree of divorce from the said de
PENDANT for the grounds Of involuntary alb
sentinG himself without q reasonable cause
for the space of two years, and That unless
he DO ami appear at the next term
of this court, to be holden at tt c
courthouse in Hermann, in the county
of Gasconade in the State of Missouri.
on the 22d day of April 1867, and 81
Or before the third day thereof, - if the
term shall SO long continue, and If not
Then before the end of the term, - ant
plead answer to the plaintiffs petition
the same will be taken as confessed
and judgement rendered against her. l
IS further ordered, that a copy hereof b
published in the Hermanner Volksbiatt,
newspaper published in the county ofGas
eonade, for four weeks successfully, tn
asst insertion to be at least four weeks be
ore the commencement OF the next teri
of this court.
A.true copy
Attest
&c. ENGLAND, Clerk
Chs. Jones, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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J. G. ENGLAND, Clerk.
Chs. Jones, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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]. c ENGLAND, Clerk.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-03-29

ING AuNItI oIAlt tUlVCnIlOn Oi
the Democratic party Of Ohio, will
be held in Columbus, on Thurs
day, the oath day Of May, 1866, to
transact such business as may
come before it, and put in nomina-
tion candidates for the following of,
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THE NEWS.

The Board for the Examination of candi-
date for admission into the Medical Corps
cf the Navy, is still in session in Philadel-
phia, and will so continue until all vacan-
cies are filed.
The sum Of $4,000 in fractional curren-
cy was on the 9th inst. delivered by the
printers of the Treasury Department.
At an exhibition of the billiard game on
the 9th inst, in New York, Roberts, the
English champion, was victorious in two
games against Kavanaugh and Deery, Ca
hill beat him in the French carom game.
The Senate Military Committee has re-
ported in favor of reimbursing the State of
West Virginia s36O,OOOfo money expend-
ed during the civil war in transporting
troops.
Seven vessels, carrying eighty-six guns
are to be sent to look after our interests in
the fishing waters. England has over
twenty vessels there.
There is soon to be grand National Con-
vention Of the Trades Union In New York
VI all fhp socistfes