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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-16

The early influx of new wheat
has caused a downward tendency
in the New York -four market,
and will result in some loss to large
holders.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-16

The Commissioner Of Registrs-
ton for Hardeman county has is
sued certificates to only seventy
two voters. =
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-16
Registration Of Voters.
FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 1866

FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn, Aug, 1866.
TO the Editor of the Fayetteville
Observer-SIR-In the last weeks
News there appeared an article
stating that the Commissioner Of
Registration was only allowed six
ty days to complete the registra-
ton for this county. If the Ed
itor of that paper had ever read
the Franchise law he would have
seen that it was the duty of the
Governor to appoint commission
ers within sixty days from the
passage of the law, and that there
was no set time for the registra-
ton to end, but that the people
would be notified by public notices
or by publication in a newspaper
when registration would cease
It was also stated in that paper
that there were only twelve GER
ti6cates issued. To my knowf
edge, and / have a good right to
know, there were issued to the vo-
tiers l47 certificates at the time of
the publication of the article allu-
ded to. The following is the list
of voters to whom certificates have
been issued-viz:
A List Of the Voters Registered
onder the Franchise Low, passed
~, 5Io % <7>,a, Of L,,, 1914.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-16

The farmers all over the North
west are in want OF laborers.-
Their ripened crops are suffering
for want of help to gather them.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-16
Magic Life Liniment.
INSOLVENCY.

DURSUANT to an order of the Clerk oil
Il the County Court of Lincoln county,
Tenn, upon the suggestion of the administra-
tor of the estate of A. j. Farming, dec, oil
the insolvency of said decedent's estate no.
tice is hereby given to all persons having
Claims against said estate to present them to
the Clerk of said Court. authenticated, on OF
before December 2Ist. 1866, for pro rata
distribution, or they will be forever debarred
juLs 81 1866. II. NJ. FRANKLIN. adm.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-16

IF Brownlow were pelted as he
deserves, his Excellency would be
his Eggsilency.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-16
A row occurred in Madisonyill

a row occurred In MadisonvilIe,
Missouri, last Saturday, between
Radicals and Conservatives, in
which one of the latter and two
of the others were, killed, and
nine persons wounded.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-16

KNorrY.-Some say that Euro
pean affairs are in knot; others
that they are not.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-16

; Nay, 1866:
Sam Lauderda
H P Mills,
Hiram Reese,
samuel Murdoch
John Carey,
j w Lauderdale
Wesley Turley,
Benjamin urley
j F Montgomer,
&c A Reese,
James Hays,
j II Carey.
District No. Ii.
Jackson Lynn,
Alex Hobbs,
| VIM R Lynn,
William Stotts.
District No. Is.
ID NJ Tafts,
M H Tafts,
NJ c Torbis,
NJ E Rowel,
LoganCa carpenter:
Hardy Carpenter
District No. 10.
William Raney,
II ] Jones,
j w Blair,
IArth' ashburn
Ia T Nicks.
District No. 20.
Henry Spray,
Robert Drennon,
iJno Strickland,
Isham Smith,
Samuel Meyers,
Nv ] Miller.
| District No. 81.
Zanga Mccartney
II S Porter,
lF N Ventress;
Austin Eslick,
is G Mckinney,
IHarbert Rome,
James c Kelso,
Jefferson Kelso,
&C. HI Locker,
Alexander Smith
Peter Womack,
William Rowe,
John NJ Ruth,
Jesse Claunch,
John Patrick,
w E Patrick,
Noah E Sheriff.
District No. %.
Thornton Flynt.
District No. %.
Henry Kelso,
Thomas Taylor,
W E Clark,
e Gregory,
j W Hopkins,
j L Ray.
District No. Is.
w J Couch.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-16


lon the Sd day O
| Dis. No. le
ii S Green.
! District No. 6.
M V Brown,
E F Brown,
Geo W Brown,
B ] Myers,
H w Brown.
District No. Z.
W c Solomon,
w M Alexander
is S Alexander,
il F Brown,
William Largill
District No. S.
David Buchanan
John 0 Steen,
VIM Bonner, ST,
la H Russell,
H H Hope,
Peter W Meyers
JAS B Wilson,
! William Nixon,
| E G Johnson,
| w 0 Price,
R A Mcdonald,
Gideon Lay,
&c S Wilson,
j R Feeney,
R P Feeney,
| L P Bright,
u NJ Thoring.ton
| R R Mckinney
W T Meyers,
Phil L Roberts,
R S Woodland,
|MHCunninghan
E c Jones,
E Hill,
j Gordon,
w P Neeld,
o P Houghton,
A A Newman,
Samuel Dennis,
Chas w Stewart,
John S Waddle,
E R Lusk,
John E Mingea.
Thos R Ramsey,
NJ H Bonner,
H N T Ship,
w W Formwalt,
Jas NJ Bright,
Lewis WOmack.
j L Jones,
oStonebraker
N 0 W allace,
C H Bill,
G w Blake,
] B Wright,
T C Goodrich,
NJ R Lusk,
d R Hamilton,
A ] Toon,
C. III Edmonson,
.MiltonBuchanan
J III Bell,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-16

Examine my stock. and see If | don't.
Ii consists Of every variety Muslins,
Organdies, Mozambiques, beauti-
fol line OF Swiss, Jackonets, Nam
sock and Brilliantes, Gents Furnish
ing Goods, ready made Clothing,
Hats, Boots, Shoes, Hardware,
Quesnsware, Tinware, Castings, and
superior lot Of Cutlery. Also,
Sugar, Coffee, Soda, Spice, Alum,
Blue Stone, Nader, Salt, Flour and
Corn Meal, all Of which
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-16

Late Com. of Registration for Lincoln county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-12
IKE TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.

Arrangements for the Celebration Of the
Battle Of Nashville General Thomas 60
Participafc-The Absfrnctcd school Fasd-
Fall Powers Vested In the Governor for Its
Recovery.
NASHVILLE Dec. III, 1888.
rsating 10 the school fund received to-
day Ia the House 81 Representatives, and committee
was appointed TO make the necessary investigation.
The house concurrcd In tho Senate resolution ordering
The Comptroller TO borrow $780, 900 aid paying the
interest the STATE bonds falling due January l.
communication read U both houses announcing
that Major General Thomas and would 10 response
10 tie invitation Of the Legislature. visit Nashvs 70
participate the ceremonies of the anniversary Of the
Battle II Nashville loirt resolution was adopted ap.
pointing a Joint committee TO make tire necessary
srsngemcnls toward proper celebration OF the oc.
casion.
he senate adopted resolution authorizing the Gov.
-rnor 10 the school funds
whh have been abstracet aud prov ding that tor this
purpose be and exercise pcnary powers TO do and
perform all necessary acss
Parties connected with the Tennessee National Bank Of
Memphis 10 dsy admitted that the state Treasurer had
been Al the ha. Of placing the school funds IN charge
OF tha, Insttuiion Public sentiment much exercised
On the subject and fars entertained that the school
fund IA being gwinded away. Governor BrownIov In
using prompt energy 10 save a. " possible.
Much Interest q agaln manifested IN fcninn circles
here Circles have been recently organized al Knoxville
and Chattanooga under the auspices % General ONcil,
and that u Nashville will be renewed on THURSDAY
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MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

English Report Of mn AmerYcaa Intervention
Arranged with Frame Mn yisuiiinn Srid 10
he Indignant, and Likely "a Troubic Nnpc-
leon.
The London Ciob, rays has received Information ~
an important nature from reliable source relative
the collapse Of the Mexican empire u informed that
there Is not only perfect understanding between tho
Cabinets at Paris and a, Warrington, bat that formal
communication between The governments have
taken place. tho basis ~ arrangement being TINT the
United States do what they like with Mexico, sub
Iert 10 these conditions
l. That certain tracts Of land IN = haalihvpart OF
Mexico shall he eft open 10 French colonization.
That arrangements which France has tnnde FOR the
payments 10 Mexican bondhoiiefs shall not b. de
turbcf
II ls also stated that th7 arrangement concluded
without the knowledge ~ MasimfaG aud that when
he appraised OF Il he manifested tho greatesL ndg
nation ant resolved az once 20 nDdicae anf 1uli ibe
country leaving the French n treat for the Withdrawal
Of their roops either with Junrez With hs rr0t8ct
ors--the United States
on arriving Vera cruz Macmillan wrote leticr 20
Bazane nsal,ing % Tim personally and tho reverse ~
complimentary 10 Napoleon II u expected when Mari
milan arrives IN Europe he will have recourse ~ various
measures unpleasant 10 Napoleon. including fae rnhca
ton OF the laiters letter The Emperor tnks faith
only broken with him but that be has been treated
with stgded lndgnity
II - reported that tho physicians OF Empress CaFoitA
fear the absolute loss u her well her life
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-12
TIE ROMAN QUESTION:.
SPECIAL TfltGala 10 Ias esaaLp.

The French Evacuation of the Eternal city
Conpietc-Nnpoicou's Flag Replaced H. fhc
Popc's. 80
Row, Dee. IL, 1865
This Tresdayl morning The important and long OK.
pected event OF the OF Rome by the French
troops completed.
AT an early hour the soldiers or NAPOLEON marched
from tho Castle OF San Angelo Tho imperial French
dag was Immediately down and the Pontincal colors
hoislcd the stronghold at ones.
The Pope is gone to civi,a vecchia. where his Ho-
ness will remain during ten days
Tho Twenty ninth (Frcnch) regiment OF the line has
been embarked for France
The remaining French troops we're embarkng at Cvlta
vecchia.
The French Announc emcut.
PARIS. Dec. ll--Soou.
The evacuation OF Rome BY the Frsnch troops. which
has been In progress for several dag past will be vIr
tually completed to-day.
Difficulties Apprehend-d In the City.
PARIS, Dec 10. 1888.
Serious difficulty Is apprehendcd ia Rome after the
Withdrawal OF the French troops II Is said thai prepsa
tons are making by the aathortios the worst
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seen ft to discontinue the New York Asso-
oiated Press reports and to trust to the

seen fit to discontinue the New York Asso-
dated Press reports and to trust to the
copperhead concern Of this city for their
Geographic news, IRE engaged in abusing
the former and calling it an "old ma
chine" Well, It 4 machine whose enter
prise and liberalily have given them all
the reputation us newspapers that they ever
possessed. The only 7 old machine about it
l. Craig, the late agent of the association, who
has been dismissed ffom It's service. because of
his incompetency and unreiiahAiiY. This Craig
was the rotten part Of The "oll.machine,n and
the greatest folly 81 which the Associated
Press has ever been guilty Is the folly of not
having sooner turned him aarit So the
papers that make this oGtery have in fact, only
got the sold machine,n which Is Craig him
SELF and are excluded from the benefits of che
New York Associated Press under ia new aud
reformed management, with IFS energy, enter
prise aud efficiency renewed and increased
through having abolished Craig and all tho
other nuisances and abuses thai had grown up
under him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-12
BY STEAMSHIP TO NOVEMBER 30.

The steamship Noravisn, Captain Alton, which len
Liverpool November 90 and Grohnea the 3oth ut,
arrived Portland, Maine, ten o'clock yesterday
morning
Her financial adyices aud markets report have been
fully anticipated by cable dispatches published in
the HEALn but tclceraphic details Of By the
cable arc given In columns this morning.
In England the cigar ship Ross winaps haa returned
from short cruise She encountered very stormy
weather and steamed through the heavy sixteen
knots hour
The articles constituting the basis Of tho treaty
OF peace between Span and Chile and Peru show thai
there never was q shadow Of ooBs bcis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-12
tn re N IA N S.

No Active Movemcut Except Nv the G@vcrn-
ment- a Dcartb az LOYAL Wen In Ircin nd.
when the Moraylan sailed, the snxcy caused BY tho
Fennns In ireland undated. u II umoted that
still more troops TO b. despatched % Ireland, IN.
cnding a battalion Of the Colds,ream Guards, within
few dsya
A regiment would embark al Liverpool for Belfast on
the third OF December Another strong detachment o.
wooiwch marine llsht infantry under orders for
ireland and seyeFa, batteries and other brgsdes
ordered readiness 20 leave Wooiwch NJ short notice
In tho meantime the Fenlaps made movement
and nothing had trsnsplred beyond few scattered
arrests
Rumors rad been current that Stephens was In Ire.
land but there nothing n confirm them
The Iopdon Time, complains that i0yal people IN Ire
land 40 not show themaeyes but seem 10 leave every
thing 70 the governmen the police aud army and navy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-12
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

MEETING OF raF BoARo of SgrsnvI-oas Tho Kings
County Board OF supervisors met yeasrjuy aricrnoon
Supervisor talbot 10 tho char RESOLUTIONS passed
increasing the salaries OF Mr. Mcclure, janitor or tho
new Court H2nse from $1,000 o Si.2oo The engineer,
Hr. g. w. Valentine, to the eaIos amount aud MI
Smith, the nsttran, keeper, from 5000 70 $500 The
question ~ purchasing additional GROUNDS eth or side
81 the Court Ioise discussed length II ~
believed that with the growth OF tho city u may at
some future time be necessary to mako excursions to tho
Gour House. and therefore IL thought al
visaho 20 inquire Ms 70 what u would cost Tho
lind question: consist. three lots on
the west aide of tho building. and the entire
property tho cast side running through IN Hoorum
street. special comin,ts>e OF three finally APP
pointed inquire ne 10 ~ vNoaiion SUPERVISOR Her
man Little aud Scholl TORN the committee The "a.
pervsors generously Increased the pay of grand aud
p.tt ihrore t. - day and iss ceni4 per mile for
mieagc. tie Board thou adoui ned, Tuesday
next
Trr lp,pD og casy,ssxas axp rnx Pooa Surrris.
rwvp.Nr-Thc Board Of Supervisors me, ~ BOARD &c
canvasscrs yesterday afternoon, when Il moved
publish tho vote Of KINGS Mr. Francis g. Kirby
claims that he tho superintendent tho POOR for tho
Second district FOR Another year and Mr. Henry Corr
claims that the position rightly belongs 10
him. Now, IL they could form partnership
and dieidc thc salary aad prl isto7, tho trouble
wonld be ended supervisor osbone moved that the
motion pubs tho lie TIE liable IL await the
decaon - Tho Supreme Court IN tie matter ~ the
test between tho claimants lot the Office ~ supernt.nd
eni Of he Poor 1e Chairman stated that he had been
: ,,,., 49, ~, =, 'n,.e ,,e. ~ 80, - ~,
,,', ~ az ~ 49, aplN - 80. =" w
ts 49, go ,.9sr.,a N I, = f.,, y ~ ~,
~ ~. D. ~, ~ ,s,.,,, d.s,,e, IN, ,'t'.'' - ~
fegred ~ lAe Chnrnnn ,ad clegN ~ the Board
. prppef return 70 r. Tho Hoati ihon adjourned
~ -
a, LN.uosEsIrt Erfrsfr TO FpsD Cosyy ipi.Aso
crux - HpsyasoK. "a mao named Michael Halcy a..
.,,,,t !, t,rJ ,s,nry ,vt,,s -,..t an qr,a.v 90,
noon on hnrses X bot the ~ater was prn6aDy deeper
than bo antlcpated, ana both rider and horse were
drownei Justice Foori's bed 40 inquest on the body
ol hAief se't'f wv" : N'fnos - NS-'hrnAi Hf'"h-
i's - f'H'.'1
THR Fsrtt CAK ArciDssr Tho police ~ the Forty.
eighth rreclrct hate arfearf John IL wllron the csn
3. UNIT. 60, 49,, 80. =, ~. ,
..ss s - - 1919 80 t", $3.50, y. ss,
tfns,s \ Y,s. ~, a,d a. sre, 49,. ys',,I, ~ ,he
Cgrorars .aVe... aat.on
TIM rear,r RArk AsB PfraaH cazr ~ rH~ Faf-rrs
pssugc John Nonshar Nichae oni1n and James
cgx, ,Ao have baen ue, ,rrsst f,r aever,l davs ma
,s ,., 1890. 49,. 60. -. .,t,.,..., 49,,
cmfEeN Nh' f'""N ~ l'''''' ~" p''#tiDS w
pparim,ntS q hfA LNan walker Ma. Margaret Lacey
.,s Arta c,anhsu ~ "a 1G1 North sagenth sif.et 4
n 49, I'M, tt,rrfnv w the ~ taa, s.efe sy.n ,t.r~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-12
The MEXICAN QUESTION.

The French Evacuation Transport Fleet
About 20 salt
TorLo~, Dec. 10, 1906.
Il supposed tina. The transports 20 bring boms>,he
yrench troops from Mexico would sal from Brest but
they now getting ready in this harbor There s
srea, activity here.
rAsr, Dec 10 1895
Tho departure Of the French feet o. vessels and
transports for Vera Crr said 70 b. axei for next
week. The vessels are full manned and proyisioned
and expected reach their destination about the
middle OF January
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-12

PorgHksrrsfy- Dec III, lsos
Tho resiacnee u Professor More. situated short
distance ocIow THIS city the soutb rad wS broksn
into ~ burglars tate sunday night AMI the ~hoss
building ransackcd from Top 70 bottom, NJ. Mors and
family halss absent The oeks nearly every door 10
the house broken and The rooms thoroughly
haelnd box containing very walnahie set % tsis-
gfaph belonging 70 Professor Noros ves
urok int0 ami the e,ntsnu nearly all destroyed
the ront~rs visited the vine cellar AMI broke The
ueckA Of f,any hotties n valuable vine
Yesterday another Trsidanoe Profc~sor woese's
slso ensessd by bev and robb~d o. cioshins. ks
Aspc,oa r~uss 10 one ~ ret though stssags rvss
sSa.a lefs ,ssa gssst,sl o. ssssH ssas hare.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-12
TimeI, Warming 10 th. s,rls.-g. 4

Timeiy Warming q" ,h. s,cls.-Is .
Of the United ps~d With the dr~a paaonA an.
der The usnr u muriei il,ofs ard nben donet,c coed
pounds p,pfoiiinR medicinal ta not Ant oct.
nlelnu- hc.sidrd 20 the world rrieiles
That The puphr suoaNi frv uldefsinsi tsr Ia $50 u
known thrf taat While ~ fh- dfsvr stipu ant oaisd
liquors ntpre aas -. 40 pn,e ssiaulrs ,sol
OIL 1 nartai ls,Isou ii rI'iti rs SEiEBRATap srO-
hAII bkFll. ~ cpnLdn 81 lbs~r' things. but are
combustion ~ pure esrnee ~ WIN tr pure lucss of
The uat ssns he satsrr hiioua sDd sprricnt herbs
sna plants, aht tha SAFE ani rapid rsmsiy for dysp
sni all - knire e,nplfni ths preparation Atsnds
before tho snfit thDu rival cofnDstttor Ia ssiss
- df are equal 81 ITO nbuy als Of all ths other toDics
Advertised ~ thr nted states and he certificates wbss
authenticate ~ Usefulness agu,d bg individuals 81 tho
highest standing pf0fesion calling and walk of
lite, Bewsf. ~ imilauoua and nposiofA
New Nerk Office, ~ ley street
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Ia sMlHlvsk pugg

rFusf.Lrws bee IN ts<
An sds.rsl ststm.ns IN fbe Nee rnrt eot yefhssa
paper - b-1sy thss .gbt o. thirteen asy psg~rs
publsbcd ksrr rsessys ihsm ne~s from N reidflng
nsws cosneny oaicalsiss " Eiss sfsng iagfs~Aiop
= N the ~ the Phusssjpha pAyert Here $50
but eight ely pspevs tn have ever rsf ~ 'sisrra W
nsva ans hes- am contine 10 ne rNnkt ~ % As~o
sosoe1 Pr.a ~ sbs cre~tion esrnes Dssn ~ havfsx
fnAsosd sngs ds~~ssson. " ~. opp1gtA0s tsve 80
scsompglsisf J. Other 1ti~a ssn they ave n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-12
PRUSSIA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TIE HeaAlo.

Tho United states Minister Seriously III.
Bnrfs, Dec. IL, 1890
The Hon. Joseph A. wrght--Governor wright-united
States Minister near tho Court OF Prussia Is lying scr
ously III In this city
Compliments 10 Denmark
BssLis, Dec. IL, 1861.
King Frederick william. Of Prussia has conferred the
order Of the Black EAGLE the King aud Crown Prince
OF Denmark.
The military budget ha, been laid before the Cham
bera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-12
CANADIAN CONFEDERATION.

The North American Delegates la Council in
Engisnd.
fosuas, nec i0--Eyening
Many Of the delegates rom The British American
provinces having i. he na settlement q tbs Con
federation schcms have arrived They hsve formed
themselves Into . conference nd selected Mr.. Nc
Donald 20 pres de over their Deliberations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-12
susots Az fslscsml. Y. n.

Bpsros, Dec a, Loo
Al Fraaconia, Nos Hampshira On sstardAy night
last, coors Maxwell, farmer living AiSse ,ru.
tally mnrsrsd and his hoa1 rystrf ~ ~iias uaEnown
p~rson d. RON vhsge he murder refreuas-d
showed eslfancs ~ = terri be aHrAy. Mar Kna head
sctrcf ~ several ptsc~s. AMI ha nscx rssfir ~sy
cred with m an. Inc ssrctnsn hare 01~rad re-
~ 900 or the marfsrrr ~ho Traced torsFds
Canada byshs borss aad -senu u ~ victim sisa isot
the bsxn-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-12
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.

Hersrhsi v. Jernson Elected United states
Senator. SC.
Mur1DagvL1E. Dec II. 1888
HerschcI v. johnson was reelected United States
Senator on The nrsf ballo,
Tho House passed the Homestead bill. Exemptions
have been Increased one hundred per cent and also
applied 20 contracts bcor. passing the bin veto "
expected IRON the Governor
ms b passsd BY the tours looking 70 thu spcoass-
msnt of emigration With -per Al rsercncs 70 Gsorgs
~ rsjsctsd w W. Senate yes.srdss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-12

dangerous charstsf yesterday having fractured HE
skull and broS2n his right arm Captain iee, OF tho
schooner had the suffering at oncs taken " the nov
York Hospital
Yesterday a man named Christopher Ninln vas throwa
FROM wagon and daNgcrpuny injured u appears tho
horse had bcrome frightened ~ te rudds appearances
OF look " sheep. ald dsshng on one ~ the ~less
ran against huge rock, Violently uls1ltnR Nkon rrom
ma scot causing him Il rftan s.frru ifAAra o. mo
Fightles and other bodily n'iurct
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p r U s STA.

In Berlin The Chamber Of Deputies granted the o.
zoe million ihacrs that demanded by the govern.
,ncnt NJ an addion salaries Of government officials
bu, decided BY nineteen majority that the further
amount Of 80 thasrs demanded for superior func.
onaries alone shall likewise be dStribued among tho
subordinate OficiaiA
Ths Kng bad CONS 70 Dresden Cor two days whom the
Anrar an
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TN. Weather Elsewhere.


PoucnKerris Dec. 1.-THE weather is very cold aud
ic' Is forming rapidly. All the ponds IN this vicinity
frozen over and the skating carnival will undoubtedly
commence 10 day Bnt few vessels
were visible the river to-day bound northsard This
weather will hasenthe departure OF vessels from Troy
and Albany
SKw HAVEN. Conn, Dec 1.-The weather to-day has
been the ,odest Of the season. the thermometer standing
at ~ degrees above zero.
BUrftto Dec ll.--Twcntysfcnr inches of snow have
taen snce -four O'Clock A. No. and IL looks though
were going 10 have more.
o-wDio, Dec. 1.-THE weather continues clear and
coll. No yet
tLE ytLAsn, Dec. IL Cloudy and cold. Wind due
we, aud showing by "a nls.
tNfIsN2F Dc. iI--Weather clear and cold; indra-
tons Of snow. The mercury Is 80
tpLuMaUs, o., Dec IL II \. Nj. Thermometer 20, noon
% 7. N 80 cloudy
tlEcAGn. Dec lI--The Thermometer to-day ranged
fTon 70 Ii degrees above No
IsrE0ir, Dec. li.--Wind strong west Weather mod.
Grain aud nurrics Of snow. Thermometer "a above
iousviLit. Dec. 1.-The weather Ia clear; barometer
90 tb, thermometer 20
IngoNTo, g. W, Dec. II.--Weather clear aud cold.
rhernome er IL below freezing poiut.
SsstA, Dec. ll.--Dl0wlng gate. Cold and freezing
hard
QrErFr, Dec ll.--weather dull with appcarances OF
snoA wind light aud west ihcrmomsfor -
MONTREAL Dec IL --rhermomeler ID above ~ eight
A. mider now, with appearance oi SNOW.
OTTAWA, Dec. III. Gold aud cloudy thermometer IL
below freezing.
KNarox, Dec. Il.--cold and showing all day; Their
nornetcr - below touched 10.
NV OnLEASs, Dec III The weather Is cold and dis
agTetic; Thermometer below a. nj times IL Il cloudy
there 4 snowy aspect and fccling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-12

SPECIAL Tfltcg.r 70 THE gesslo.

The Old Navy Refuses 10 serve Prussia.
Dresden, Dec III, 1896.
Tho Saxon nava, officers who bad been commissioned
by the King before and The aie war in Germany,
unanimously refuse to under the King Of Prussia
and have all consequently resigned their positions