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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-23

Per steamship r Cuyler, from New York;
D Nixon Atlantic and Miss 8 S Col SaAitkins--
Il Aren't b q J A bramsa-g Antegonini-v Back
M Bochet- Barnes, Ward AGO. Jas Connolly eco
Closterman & Boyle Crescent ofice-C Carriere
Cohen a Phillips NJ Courtenay-W II Crafts u
Ca Delraille- Darcy q WheelerP Durel-A
Eean- Dudley & Nelson-L Elkin-G Fosdick-
zEpstein- Forcheimer & Haber-Fo rcheimer Bros
B Finkle-F o &co-J w Goslee G oldwaithe &
col P Higgins GougeDheim y Levy-C 3
Green--Gretzner Bros-J j Green-J Gauche-W
r B J Hodges--F Herron--R Hare-C G D Hole
E ] Hart eco Ham & Frederickson-C E Hargan
Harrison Dommen--Is aacson 4 Seixas-Kahn q
Herrmann-E M lyens &co-F NJ Johnson-W 9
Jennings Koeng Kearney, Blois &co--A Ko-
| ry--Levi = Navra--A Lanauze-Sam Locke F
Lshde-J Syme-W @ Langley &co--E Loeb Geo
Z Leyerieh--J Luey--E F Mioton-A McIaurin-
McGraw u Morris--J S Maunsell &co--E q Mongin
Moulor 4 Dumeister Meyer, Weis &eo--J G Nor
ris d Maupay- Ben autrs.p Oh onnell--B Piffet
4 E Palmer &co--P othoff & Knight Pothier--
Rylander-M o Rogers Rhobacker-E Rich,
ards Rund & Ressin-- R Randolph Reman--C
| Raymond ] Ry back Rice Bros &co-L Schwartz
| Schneider & znberbier-- Stevens & Seymour
brecht- Stewart, Hyde eco Shark, Staufier eco
Stevenson " May Sheppard Abbott &co--Suth-
erlin, Warren &co--C H Socomb-E A Sherman
/ s NJ Todd AGO. -Thornh 4 Richardson--H Tricou
g A Townsend Taylor u Churchill g H Vinten--
G Van Hasse--F West-W off Bros-W C White
ii Fl VOLTA Wang--W |. Wakefield Zerega &co
Wallace &co--S L Nassits a. Bro.--J Mayer 4 Bros
d Nels0n--C Nelson--J z SCHWARTZ Douglass
"A q Blackmar-J Kaiger--A Meyer-H Freye 4
co--order
Per schr Edna Harwood, from New York; S
Allen atlantic and Miss S $ Col Adams &co--
Backns-Barnes, Ward Coco Brown Booth
&co--R Fl Bowles Blake y Tower--B Finke--L
Fix Barnett s. Shepard ID Hart &co--G B Gen.
in--J Hogue-D Keiham &co7-Kat & Barnett
| s Aiken-N Lindof- Mullen Eco Mayer Bros
Montgomery Bros--J G Morris---W & j McCracken
Maheu--L Mcqueen North &co-P Poursine
Pothoff q Knight Schneider \ zuberhier--G Sal
| oskin- g Simpsons NJ Todd &co-W Mayer &
COS Stark. Stauffer &co--Zarega &co-order
| Per bark Brewer, from New York; Flower
Smith 81 McKenna--C AgWeed &col-Eeeds eco
| ] s Maunsell &co--Y Ochmichen- Simon Collins
Folger AGO. Kneas, Mayo y Dorman--order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-23

REGULAR SHREVEPORT AND CAROLINA BLUFFS
7lr "..."s PACKET n-a
STEAMER LIVE oAK-P. TARGARoNA, Master A.
Bt RTiN Clerk. r.,
FOR SHREVEPORT, CAROLINA BLUFFS,
Hurricane Bluffs, Canpte Grand Ecore, Gothic, Alexan
dria and all intermediate landings For freight or passage
apply on board or TO
GELLOs Il GOODWIN. KS
tl Is Front aud l6 Fulton street.
The Live Oak leaves EVERY OTHER WEDNESDAY, as
per schedule
February Ia g. March H. April H. Ny g-
February g. March 81 April s. "a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-23

Imports Yesterday. - M
APAI.ACHIG0LA-s chr swift--l0 bales cotton
F r Mitchell do L W Stewart-52J Johnson-49
Wilson.& Young Total 1873 bales cotton
HAYANA-Ital'n bark Marinetta- 81 ties mo-
lasses 1856 hhds do Woodruff, Butler &co-l29 do
4 10 tcs do Piaggio Bros
RIO DE JANEIRO- Brem brig Pyrmont-35O0
i SKIS coffee Mummy, Luling &co
4 CIENFUEG AS-Br schr Mischief-1s2 hhds So
i ties and 80 obls nlolasses A H D'Meza 9iteslt Z
4 MOBILE Steamer Orleans 50 pcs castings and
4 sundries to order
NEW YORK-Sch Edna Harwood-Astd mdse
/ PHILADELPHIA--Ba Charles Brewer-Astd
mdse s Il !,
new YoRK-Brig Jessie Rhynas Astd mdse
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-06
MA b RIED

GHLETT- -ROGERs-At the NJ {. Parsonage,
Towanda, Nov. 10, 1866, by Rev J, T. Brow
nell, Mr.. A Il. Gillctt and Miss Nettio Rogers,
both of ShesheIsiu. r..
FRISBIE-KNAPP-In Wysox, Nov. %, by Rev.
Henry }. Crane, Mr.. G. NJ Frisbie and Miss
Emogen Knapp, both Of Orwell
ENGLISH-YANDKE-At Oyerton, Dec. ., by
+. II. Richards, Esq, Mr.. Cameron English to
Miss Clarenda Fandike, both Of Albany.
SPENCER R-JOHNSON-At the Methodist Par
sonage in Jacksonville, Nov II, by Rev. NJ.
Coyle, Mr. Horace Spencer, Jr., to Miss EIoisa
A. Johnson, both of Granville
-BURTON-In Alba, Saturday, Nov
q, by Y. NJ, Wilson, Esq, Mr. Kingsley O.
Holcomb, OF LEROY to Miss Adaline Burton, of
Rutland, Tioga CO., Pa.
Alba, Nov. 25, by the same
Mr.. John ?. Bates to Miss Augusta L, Iilley,
both Of Canton.
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grportrr.
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REMovAL,-The building occupied by
the REPORTER, has been removed a few
rods east Of its former location, where
our friends will find us, ready to attend
to all their wants in the line Of Printing.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-06

Y-Came into the enclosure of the
IL subscriber in Burlington twp, Sept l, 1866,
spotted red and white Steer The owner is reqaes ed
to forward prove property pay charges and take
the away, or it will be disposed of according TO
law. WESTON RUSSELL.
Burlington, Nov. |, 1sGG.-4tt
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-06

Mr.. c. c. DITTRICH, Mcrchtnt Tailor, from
Philadelphia will be in ToWanda from the 20tl to
the 25th Of this month. All those of our citizens
who wish to supply themselves with good winter
suit of clothes, cut and made in the latest style,
will do well to give him their order, he has re-
iuced the price of his fine imported stock Of goods
on account Of dissolution OF partnership
Dee g. 1S6i.-2t
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-06

CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Com
pANY.-This Company organized in 1916 on
the mutual system, with the well-known advantage
OF furnishing insurance at its actual cost. In the
amount of its business, it is the largest life nsu-
rance company in the country, and, with the ex-
ception of one German company, the largest in
the world Z The duty of insurance being
admitted the next thing is to find safe and cheap
company and the Connecticut Mutual is BOTH
Nelc Yor5, Tribune. II. B. MCKEAN, Agent
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-06
RiscellQneous.

UARTMAN'S SAFETY BRIDLE AND
Il LINES.-Patented November I, ls65 This most
it, the running away or Kicking Of a horse, is utterly
impossible. a most valuable article for all no drive
horses. See A5rtcH urist for March, 1866. Reco H.
meuded by Wilkes, OF the Spid Of the Times e; onner
Of the New York ledger, the Editor Of the Fed Tut
and Farm and many other celebrated horsemen.
The subscriber owns the patent for TOga, 5 usque-
hanna and Bradford counties. Individual or township
rights for sale, on favorable to ms
Harness makers who wish to make the lines for their
customers who buy individual rights, will be dealt with
literally.
By slight alteration, the aately lines may be at
t&chad & almost any bride.
II. persons cautioned against making or using the
bride lines, IN the counties "lores3i1 without au-
tholty from the undersigned.
ROBERT c. SISPsON.
Welsh oro Sept. ), IS66.-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BSg~ The Waverly Stage leaves Towauda
every morning, at O'Clock Office at the News
Room,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-06

E0R SALE.--One Dwelling Honse, one
= Bay Horse, one matched span OF sorre Colts, one
red Cow, one top Buggy, one Democrat Wagon,
Skeleton Wagon, one Lumber Wagon, two sett single
Harness. Enquire Of W. A. ROCKWELL.
TOYanda, Nov. 20, l5G6.-lt
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-06

VS. The Connecticut Mutual is the larg-
est and most prominent Life Insurance Company
III this country, because it is the largest safest
cheapest and best, All policies issued by this
Company are either non-iorfeitabe by their terms,
or may be converted into those which are not, at
the option of the insured.
Nov. 26. Ii. 3. McKEAN, Agent.
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D I e d

CHILDS-In Smithfold Oct. l, 1866 Mrs Har-
riet NJ. Childs, in the 57th year of her age.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-06

! Yielded At last 10 thu wishes OF friends. Time and
| again has the following proposition been made; but
never exposed until the present.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-06

WANTED.-Two maps Of Bradford County
Any person having one TO sell Will please write TO
W. W. D., Towanda, care Of E. 0. Goodrich sta
ting price of the map.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-06
GREAT SECRET EXPOSED !

A GREAT SECRET EXPOSED |
"a 1I.,5.s 81 ,..+ 70 fl, ,t,b.. of friend. Tim. an,
again has The to!2Tag proposition been made but
n9''1 9A'oS'0 "-i'i' '"' '''''A'
FIVE YEARS dN UNREPEALED SECRETf
NERVE YOURSELF FOE THE SHOCK,
NL''A i00Na.Li TIE Ii1@ Si''SA
First proposition to be made public
I PFEf0 { 4EIs2S s t ] oa5 o3{} 2ccord4g 9or to
i o y,esrly one 58nraj fjausa3d dolI3rg worth G
Boses hnJ sIoesa5stIy Sop srE Of he most Inferior
gd and die TsoDs generally are Sick oEit And now
ga i 9sr- rrlI r. lions and lrI1 . FOOD sf0cj, Of
55ts and Shoe. 5I v5a sh9l. Ia sastainSi Most OF
the people begin to FEEL little 1o5ve buying their boots
oa,a1Gl - G5I Do not t ask to make 'y'G yar goods It t IS
not coayenient Lhs iaeies 3 "A some otac 5 beauties az lies
mn lie ,tisIball.r ana van l.ve always been in ne
business Ind hester m -s-.-1 ..5 ono 6fnt and f.a
p1.llua branch o -ls Merchants ag- than those that
egal q IN - 8; 4. 91 --4a @l4 nth ,Aog believe: Toul4 gs
have done il heretofore t5 e sl5istg The Dso1fs: d5
believe il y0u would up-u drs.-sass shoe store the
people ,5aII not % to Dry Goods stores buy Shoes,
ir.v more than fh9y would TO DRUG Stores for Oats
Stop, stop what are you talking about has not any
one tie right t. sell what he pIe-55s? It may be, bat
@ II. Inc men - are ~ e5o1 ~ ,boIy in his bgsiae5s
been gwen Up in every other place, and according
t. custom il viii be here.
A"o thousand hYe ARnaFe- lfogysl-lons mace rom rom
and 5s 5 ygg5E5 7 yo @sa You came in tom
seven ycas ago. have naya5 sen g23l Shoe before
Anu I,1llo tli25 si5 it. i 50 5S-.lsy qaeSr
i. 4.1tl ,. 5l wear wear 'nool mem. yea year. 49,, ,-,,,
" VI 5 ~ ,l5,i .1,r anu nm nan Pi III,
--f So r. iii -l--a -rar, - -ool se
taa. boaat here seven years 50. and the answer Is
".-,.
e.
AaG / We consented to the trade,
So ! viii sell yyU Shoes both strong ana neat
To please the taste and s4.t The feet.
Tf7va Ladies' , Misses Bows, and Mems
r., 49, -, low =, aa,-sS b~3-1rs
COM ora and eIi Ia rs Won aoree
- - - -. ~ '-l-,as9 NJ me-
NJ D'' 1o'' ~ ''--' '---7-' - -1''
Come. Come! Isly, where you can And
1 djf you vas never here before,
- e,n,. ~ ~ .1,.., r,,,. s,r 81
e.ry- -',r .,,1s at me- his FsII
M Til4 Sgz4TG T Sy S29tss r.iI VII. ,, Inc GFy'
There is one thing more I'll say to you,
I'm in the old Store made over new
Il any read, and stand the shock,
Ny place y0a Il find joins P&tt0n5 Block.
-. ,,,,r, r,,,,,---- -, ,,p,,,r,-,
GENTS CALF BoOAo AT BARGAiNS
MINERS -
ZIP C0"Al1l
1- ..z ....a- 81. .''., o'''074''' .'''-''1 ''es'
Io.i.,- CASH 10 credit. Small profits t.r money is
'-4 7d1-,r5, LS.1S, z.,. % 1866 L. y -'--'-''-''
- --------,- -
d E59E 5 On OF eIyns Y. o%'na 5 o2 G bea o9sa
shall not be ponsbls tor any charges mad? him
burlington \ v 70, lsss-st+ d. J. SMITH
rCD CITT M -l--:I--- - G..
,a ssgrri1 5msrten Tarna Bp.s recentv
T-op,.b5 from Y.tes county N. y, Of the stock 6t
weight Of eses & in tin @ II Eirf; adj Io,31 Ih2s9 yiaas ld b TO-
ore uurehasias. Also one BOAR. Of the Chester
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-06

The CONNECTICUT MUTNAL LIFE INSURANCE
Co. OF HAREFoRD.- The frs, question
asl.ed when one is about to insure his life Is the
Company safe! Security, then, is the first idea
and most important point in lie insurance. Next
to security comes the question Of economy IN its
management. These two questions being settled,
it is easy to decd, what company to insure in.
That the Connecticut Mutual, with It's agcunu-
lated fund amounting to nearly TEN MILLIONS, has
abundant security, is beyond the cayil of man.
That its business has been economically managed
has been definitely decided by its large dividends
to policv-holders, which has averaged fifty per
alllu4l ior twenty years. "-LSorhlcs jiontof, Aec
Iorb. II. 3 MCKEAN, Agent.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-06

lloIRAY-Camei into the enclosure Of the
"a subscriber, in Warren twp Oct. a, 1886, seven
old Sheep. The owner is requested TO come forward
prove property pay charges and take the same away,
LEVI DUNHAM.
Warren Centre Eoy. u, 1856 -ltT
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-06

Me- B. S. RussEIL & Go. will cash the
$50 Coupons due Ist of November. They will al
so attend to the conversion of the first series 7-30
Treasury Notes into the $40 Bonds
SPECIAL NOTICE TO THOSE INTERESTED IN THE
Pubic Schools OF BRADFoRD CoUNTY.-In the fol-
lowing named Districts the Osgood Progressive
Series OF Text Books has been adopted or recon-
mended for adoption, and supplies for the schools
have been deposited with merchants by direction
OF the Ennrls as follows:
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-06
A 6otteE st0ck and more e0mpIete agg0rtment tlan

SATTINETS, DOUBLE AND TWIST CASSIEREs Check
all wool filled Kentucky jeans other Fancy
POWELL. &
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FlANNELS-PLAIN RED, GREY, AND BLUE TWILLED MINERS
Fancy Shrng Coorel and White Domestic and all grades White and
Shaker FIannels
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-06

DOMESTIC GOODs-We always have stock full and complete
supply of Domestcs Of every description
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-06

HOSIERY, GLOVES, NOTIONS TRIMMINGS &cSroc ha
been given to this stock, make complete and
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-06

LADIES AND CHLDRENS FANCY FUBS1ImL, Fitch Siberian Spur
rel River Mink and French Cey Three Half and Cpo
one Iam and Collars with Muhs and Cuffs match Manufactured %
ally for sales.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-06

! IAUT0N.-AN persons are hereby for
| ~ l,I h1lboriny or employing bound boy, named
William G, C0by, who has absconded from my house.
shall not be res ponsIb for any charges made him.
u. J. SMITH.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-06

nas Mr.. S. NJ. Hewlett, lectures in this
place again at the Court House, on Wednesday
6genng the 18th inst, before the Y. NJ. c. A.
Those who had the pleasure OF listening to his
lecture q few weeks since, viii need no recommen-
Garon from Us, in order to avail themselves of the
opportunity OF again hearing him.
His powers of imitation are surpassed by none,
mot even by Gough,) while his Lectures abound
in genuine wit and humor
The Association have fixed upon 80 cents as the
price OF adulission-the heavy losses incident up
ON the whole course rendering It necessary. We
tasst our citizens viii respond with their usual
EheraEty.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-06

h1QU EliAUA MOSCOW, AND CASTOR BEAVER CLOTHS
N an" COed Boadcos and black Doekn Casme of all grades
G
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-06

HOOP SK1RTSBm1s Celebrated Dap1r Elliptic Skirt, al the differ
en numbers THE FAVORITE SILVER SKIRT Together Will
our usual variety of other makes in lower grades.
81 co.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-06

THE CONNECTICUT Mutual LIFE INSURANCE
CN,pANY.-This is one Of those wellesablished
and prGdentIy managed Lie Insurance Compa-
nios which distinguish this nation for enlightened
beue.oieuce, practical wisdom, and disinterested
philanthropy. 1t offers superior advantages to the
BIZ. lnsunug public. i is based upon tu4dameu-
TIL principles Of sonnduess, ami gives abundant
security in large accumulated funds, derived from
premiums amounting to nearly Ten Million dol
lars.
The energy. prudence and ability Of the gentle
-yn at the head OF is affairs, justics MS in repre-
auing it to be one Of the Sge5t cheapest and best
Life Insurance Companies III this c0ultry.-N-l-
Iar. independent H. Is. lIckEAE, Agent.
rs2~ The Connecticut Mutual Life Insu-
rance Company especially has been eminently sue
cosstGl RI its business, and is established and ad-
mitei as The great and leading life insurance com
pGny Of the country. It has during the past year
done tie largest business Of any life insurance
company in this country and probably in the
world. Its receipts have been over 81 600 000.-
It's assets are now over $4,000 600, and it de-
claCes to its policy holders this year dividend of
Gu per cent 1t viii have issued during this fiscal
Year ending January 81, 1856, over nine thousand
po!icies-a result never before attained by any life
insurance company in the world This company
does business entirely upon the mutual system,
and every dollar OF lis immense funds belongs to
the policy holders.--IEUtOTd Daily Colruna L.
B. AIChEAN, Agent.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-06

Linen G0ODSMo than usual variety Blachel Half feace'
Brown Table Dsk Shifting Linens Diapers Napkins TOwemgs, Crashes
POWELL.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-06

BLACK AND COLORED BEAVERS, CuINCHuLAS
Coakngs, Sackngs, Repelan &C., &C., in great Variety
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-06
burlington, n v. 12, ls66.-Stt

LOR SALE.-The subscriber has for
T. sale several American Noruo Bucks, recently
brought from Yates county. n Y, Of the stock o!
Mil @. Ralloe, unsurpassed for quality OF wool and
weight OF fleece il Eastern Bradford, Those wishing TO
i'm U.oge their stock viii d. well to examine them be
ore uurehasi4t Also one BOAR. Of the Chester CO.,
stock held tol service at the farm o The subscriber
I'm Orwell g. " BROWN.
Nov, Is IsCG.-3tT
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DOY1S CHOLERA DROPS, A SURE,
| Iey se., aud oHaetpal remedy or Darrhoa, Clo5ri
! 3I9ru- Dvaeutery, Cole. CLoa.L I1autu!u, Gran,
Sr9sfs Gypinc Pains ia The Bowels, and the best aIJ
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-06

.bCcGIEs FOR SALE-The subscribers will
seiL two-seated Baggies S singleton, and 2 open
40, al! new, made Of the best materials and finish
gI II the finest style. VIII be sold very cheap
1h,l Pe.son desirous Of purchasing a buggy will
no Wei to examine them.
t., HOLMES & PASSAGE.
1oWanda, Nov 10, 1SGG.-3t..
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-06

WOOL LONG SIIAWLS-Lades Misses and Chidrens SIZES
to the lowest grades larger stock than before offered by
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ORWELL, Sept 8, 1866.
Mr., j. X. FLEMING -Faving examined Osgood's Sc
res of Readers and found them admirably adapted to
the wants of our schools, take pleasure in recon-
mending them to teachers and friends of ejucati n
generally. Ny short acquaintance with he books as
impressed NE iavorably, that almost astral
ed to say with others, They are emphatically the
cheapest and best series now published.
Yours, respectfully,
Mrs. II. &. SALMON.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-06

BLACK AND COLORED ALPACAS Reps Cashmcrcs,
and great vorety Of Fancy Fabrics for Ladies dresses
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-07
European IntellIcencc.

HALIFAX. December 5.-The steamship
Asia, which sailed from Liverpool on the
4th, arrived at midnight last night
The police at Cork seized case, on
board steamer from Liverpool, which was
found to contain fifty new rifles, with bayo-
nets attached, bullet moulds, &c A man
named Tracy, in the employ Of firm to
whom the case was directed, was arrested
The numerous arrivals from America at
Queenstown attract considerable atten-
ion. a man supposed to be an American
Fenlan agent, was arrested in Dublin, on
the 23d.
The London Times has no doubt that
Macmillan abdicated and looks forward to
the intervention of the Washington Co
vcrnment as the next step; that interyen-
ton will DC popular instead OF an unpouu-
lar step.
LIVERPOOL, November 24.-Tho brokers,
circulars report sales Of cotton for tho
week, ending Friday, at 5000 bales. Tho
market has been firm and generally un-
changed; of the above sales, spectators
took 1906 and exporters 1900 bales. The
following are the quotations: Orleans fair
163d.-middling 144d.; Mobile fair Ibid
middlng 144d.; upland fair 15ld-mid-
ding lad. The stock of cotton in port is,
ascertained to be 800 bales, OF which
lSS, 600 are American.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-07
TSlo @raph. .
CONGREGATIONAL.

WASHINGTON, December 6-In the Sc
nate, Mr.. Trumbull reported favorably
from the Judiciary Committee, the bill of
the House to repeal the amnesty power Of
the President, and asked it's Immediate
consideration. Mr.. Hendricks objected,
and it goes over
Mr.. Wade called up bill, Of last sos-
sion, to regulate the selection of grand and
petit juries in tho Territory of Utah. which
was ordered to be printed, with amend
me nts.
Mr.. Pollard gave notice that on Monday.
he would call up the bankrupt bill.
Mr.. wilson gave notice that lie would
cali up next week, u joint resolution to
dlsband and prohibit militia organizations
in the rebel States. Adjourned to meet on
Monday next.
In the House, on motion of Mr.. Wash
burne, of Illinois, the Post Office Commit-
tee was instructed to inquire into the expe-
dlency or comforting the Post Office
department the same jurisdiction and
control over the various telegraph lines
now IN operation, or hereafter to be con-
Structcd, that IS now exercised over post
Offices and post roads, and to report by bill
or otherwise.
Tho bill for the regulation OF appoint
mcnts to and removals from Office catmc up
and was postponed until next Monday.
On motion Of Mr. Pike, q select commit
tee OF three was ordered, to inquire into
the circumstances of the murder of three
United States soldiers in South Carolina.
in October, 1865, and OF the reprieve aHt.
subsequent pardon of those convicted
thereof.
Mr.. Dawes introduced u bill to fix the
election of members for tho Tuesday after.
the first Monday il November, 1868, and
the same day each alternate wear here
after; referred to the Committee on Elcc-
tions.
: On melton of Mr.. Elliot, a; select COM
mlttee of three YVES appointed to proceed
to New Orleans and institute inquiry into
the riots there in July and August last:
aud, on motion Of Mr.. Wilson, the Judi
c1ary Committee was instructed to inquire
into the necessity Of further legislation in
regard to the organization of the House,
and the committing ofselectoral votes. On
motion OF Mr.. kasson, the Same committee
was instructed to inquire into tho pro-
pr1ety OF directing martial law to DO pro-
claimed in Counties in the rebel States
where Union men have been murdered and
the laws not enforced against the murder
crs.
On motion Of Mr.. Banks, the Foreign
Affairs Committee was instructed as to the
measures necessary to secure the recogni-
ton by othor nationalities of the principle
OF our naturalization laws
After all extended discussion on the
amendment ordering elections in all the
States on the 22d February next, and after
providing III the first section that Congress
shall meet on the 4th of March, the House,
at }, adjourned till Monday, whom the bill
again comes up.