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The national Republican., 1866-11-14
Relief OF Debtors In Georgia.

MILLlDoEvILLs, Nov. 13.-The Senate passed o
bill extending the tLue under the relief act for the
payment Of tho first Of one fourth Of tho
debts to the LIST of January, 1865 and to apply the
benefits of the stay law to all judgments on claims
incurred up to the 1st of June, 1855.
The House has passed bill to provide m agri.
cultural college for the State under the loan scrip
act of Congress.
The national Republican., 1866-11-14
The MeteOric shower.

Up to the hour Of going to press the prom
ised exhibition of arolites had not taken
place. Our astronomical reporter was on the
war-path like AJAX defying the lightning,
and we shall have full and scientific report
of the shower tomorrow morning.
The national Republican., 1866-11-14
Assumed Command.

In compliance with general orders, J. V.
Bomford, colonel Of the 9Th United States
infantry, has assumed command Of the Mill
tary Department of North Carolina. Brevet
Captain John w. French, adjutant of the
9th infantry, is announced as Assistant Ad,
jutant General
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From South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, Nov 12.-The Courier Of this
morning reports the murder Of Elliott Of Company
F, eth Infantry, by Harrison Of Company @, Of the
same infantry. The affair occurred on Saturday,
and caused much excitement.
A freedman known by tho name of Horace
Greeley, and who has been confined In the jail In
this city for the recent murder Of Mr. Rhstt, man
aged to make his ssospe from confinement at an
early hour yesterday forenoon
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From Manfreal.

MoSrREAL, Nov. 12.-The discount Of American
invoices for the current week is placed BY the Gov
srnment at 81 per cent. ... ......,
Large quantities Of war material continue to ar
rive, and are being discharged from the chips.
Mr. Brydges, Of the Grand Trunk Railroad is
experimenting successfully in the use Of peat for
fuel on locomotives.
Tho whole military force hero, including several
regiments Of infantry, cavalry, and artillery were
reviewed this morning
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PareDa.

Nearly all the seats in Metzerott hall were
taken up yesterday for the first night Of the
Bateman concert, tomorrow night, and
quite large number for the succeeding con-
cert on Friday night. The tickets have been
purchased by our best citizens.
The national Republican., 1866-11-14
PennsyIyania Politics.

CHANBERsBuRe, Pa, Nov. l3.-Ths Franklin
county. (Republican) convention met to-day, and
instructed their representatives. in the Legislature
to vote for Gov. Curtin for United States Senator
The vote was 73 for Curtin, 2 for Thad. Stevens,
and l for Cameron. The convention was largely
attended and harmonious,
The national Republican., 1866-11-14
Gold Excitornent I'M Canasia,

BELLEvILLE, @. W., Nov, 13.-The ercitemsnt
regarding the gold discoveries in Madoo is still in
oreasing. sew 80
Large numbers Of people continue to arrive, and
nearly every person returning bring specimens Of
the precious metal.
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From Quebec,

QUspEc, Nov. l2-Ths Government will furnish
tho necessary relief for the destitute fshermsn on
the Labrador coast. The Mayor Of Manchester,
England, sends by tho cable authority to draw for
fl 900 sterling and the London committee author
ires drafts to the amount Of "a, 900. The Queen
has also written letter to Mr.. Watkins, Chairman
of tho Relief Committee, sending $500, and ex-
pressing deep sympathy for tho sufferers.
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c.u.d,.u onfederstton,

MONTREAL, Nov. l3.-Messrs. Cartier and Cha.
Wan, confederation commissioner left last evening
for England, via New York. Messrs. Rowland and
Mcdonald leave by the next steamer.
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Military Hospital burned.

HALIFAX, Nov. IA are on Saturday night
destroyed the Military Hospital and all its contsn
The patients wore removed. Several dremsn were
injured by explosion Of compounds. 80
The national Republican., 1866-11-14

The steam tug Knickerbocker, lying at
pier SO North river, blew up Monday morning and
immediately sunk. Several vessels lying alongside
were injured. Two men on the boat were seriously
soaldsd.
The national Republican., 1866-11-14
Further Feninn Trials.

MONTREAL, Nov. lS.-Fenian trisl.sto take
place at Bedford will DO conducted by VIM, Ram
sey, assisted by Mr. Buchanan and Launeoiot Bar
nsy. Mr.. Dsvlin has been engaged In defence
Justice Johnston will preside.
The national Republican., 1866-11-14

THE Galaxy for November l3 is bril-
liant number Of that fast-bscomins popular peri.
odioal magazine Of literature.
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Tho cspsdian Conf.dsratlon sohsm

10 KINGSTON, @. w., Nov, IA document will bs
made public aftsr the departure Of tho Ministerial
Delegation announcing important particulars Of the
course to bs pursued BY them in England relative
To the confederation scheme
The national Republican., 1866-11-14
Posi- Office Department..

In addition to the preparation Of the ah
nual reports, thescontract division is actively
engaged in the prelminaries for their Spring
lettings, which will commence in March
next The regular lettings Of that sea
son embrace routes in Virginia, West
Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Ar.
kansas, Louisiana and Texas.
At the same time there will be offered tc
contract miscellaneous routes in Maine
Massachusetts,, Vermont, New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin
Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Nebras
ka, California, Nevada, Oregon, Idaho, Wash.
ington, Dakotah, Colorado, Utah and Mon.
tana.
Thus, our great Postal Department is rap.
idly extending its benefits.
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS YESTERDAY.
At Wooster, Wayne county, Ohio, Reason
B. Sphinx, postmaster, in place Of L. Fore.
man, removed.
At Portsmouth, Scioto county, Ohio, VIM.
r. Smith, postmaster, vice John Row, re.
moved.
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Navy Bulletin.

Resigned, Nov. 6-Passed Assistant Pay.
master Gilbert A. Robertson.
Appointments Revoked, Nov. 6-Acting
Master Henry Taylor, of the Conemaugh;
Acting Ensign Henry d. Whittemore.
Ordered, Nov. 6-Chief Engineer John H.
Long, to duty as a member Of board to
witness the contract trial of the Madawaska;
Midshipman John M. Taft, to the Susque-
hanna; Passed Assistant Surgeon Frank L.
Dubois, to the jamestown, as an assistant
to Surgeon Duvall
Detached, Nov. 6-Assistant Surgeon
Frederick Krecker, from the jamestown, and
orderednorth; Lieutenant Commander Henry
Erben, from duty at the navy yard, New
York, and ordered to the Vermont; Acting
Master John V. Cook, from the Susquehanna,
and ordered to the Tacony; Lieutenant Com.
mander A. E. X. Benham, from the Yer.
mont, and ordered to the Susquehanna;
Second Assistant Engineer John d. Toppin,
from duty at League Island, and granted
sick leave Of absence.
Order Revoked, Nov. 6-Midshipman Geo.
A. Baldy, to the Susquehanna, and granted
sick leave Of absence. .s.
The national Republican., 1866-11-14
Governor Fenton sa,utsd,

NEW YORK. Nov ls.-one hundred guns ware
hred at City Hall Park to-day In honor Of the re-
election Of Gov. Fenton.
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Ten Dollars Each to tho Quebec Sufferers.
QUEBEC, Nov. l3.-The committee have recon-
mendsd the immediate distribution Of ten dollars
to each Of 1000 families in view Of the approach
| Of winter.
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civh R,.h,s Diii h. SEe.e.shv.

LoursvILLn, Nov. 1a.--Edward craissvilis and
Edward N. Connolly were arrested In Gsllatin
county rome days since under the Civil Rishts bill
by the Frsshmsn's Bureau, were turned over TO The
United stsyss Court to.dry and were held in $500
bail each % answer at the next term Of the oosrt
The national Republican., 1866-11-14
Modification Of Important Military
Orders.

Referring to the endorsements upon COM
munications forwarded by Gen. ]. G. Foster
to Gen. Sheridan relative to the effect of the
Presidents proclamation, &C., Gen. Grant on
the 18th ultimo telegraphed to Gen. Sheridan,
commanding The Military Department Of the
Gull, stating that he construes these procla-
nations as nullifying General Orders No. 3,
War Department, A. G. o., January u, and
General Orders No. A, Headquarters Of the
Army, July G, 1866.
General Order No. 3, referred to, provided
for the protection Of loyal persons against
improper civil tribunals in the late rebellious
States, and directed all military commanders
to issue and enforce orders protecting from
prosecution all officers and soldiers Of the
armies Of the United States or any person
thereto attached who are charged with Of
fences committed in their military capacity
during the existence of the rebellion.
General Order No. A, from Headquarters
of the Army, directed the arrest of all per-
sons in the late rebellious States charged
with the commission of crimes against Off
GERS, agents, citizens, and inhabitants Of the
United States, irrespective of color, in all
cases where the civil authorities have failed
to bring such parties to trial.
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Neither sksaAan ~ Nsass Pssssnt.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 13.--Ths meeting Of the on.
GERS Of the Army Of NE rsAnssss ssiss place here
tsnortow. Grant and sbsfmsn' wili not B, pres.
snt % Wa expected but there Will bs large rsp-
rsssnsation Of other distlnsuishsd otaosrs. =,
Mossxt Hall has been finely decorated for The e.
casion.a o.. al. .5. ..... 3D. ....e4 ......fgs
A grand bsaqustst the Burnett House will close
the proceedings. 'l. '''.H
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Ths Tennessse I.esislstnre.

NAsnviLLn, Nov. is.--Finy-six representative,
exactly aquorum. were present in the Houss. -Four
members were afterwards sworn in. The House
then adjourned on account Of the death Of W. B.
Lewis, friend and associate Of Andrew Jackson.
quorum 10 expected IN the Senate Tomorrow,
The national Republican., 1866-11-14
Fees Of Witnesses ON Court.IartiaI.

When transportation and per diem atten-
dance upon court-martial is claimed from a
place other than that to which the summons
had been sent, the proper accounting officer
has decided the general question of payment
alfirmatively; otherwise Judge Advocate
would have it in his power to decrease and
increase indefinitely the allowance Of the
witness by sending the summons to place
nearer to- or more remote from, the court
than he knew the witness to be at the time,
and the witness would be made liable for the
blunders of the Judge Advocate, and for his
ignorance of the whereabouts Of the witness.
INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from
this source YESTERDAY were S603, ,59S,43,
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The Season Of Storms

The blasts of autumn and the chit storms Of earl,
winter apt to make sad nroads upon the con,-i.
tutioBs Of the .eeble In old times at the commence
ment fevery season was the fashion 10 take strong
cathartic safeguard against change OF temper
Ature II was a worse than sense.es- practice. The
people OF our day undereand the matter better In
stead OF depicting the system thsF reinforce IT, /.
the method they adopt they ezhibit a wise 9fs~rnf
nation. Instead of res1rn tue vriaed stfr11rarr-
Of commerce, or any OF the compounds derived from
them they put their faith in the only absolutely ,-e
nvig0rant erOcurah'e in the ma keI-uOST ri r,
STOMACH BITTERS. Their faith is well founded
Never has any tonic medicine been prepared viii
such scrupuou> precision and conscientious care 7,
IS vegetable compound of which every ingredient q.
sound, wholesome and medicinal in the tree sense of
The word. Now we have three prominent natfora
Complaints. One-halt Of the adult population of the
United States suffer more less either from diseases
o The stomach, arrangements OF the liver or atfec
acns Of the kidneys In no other land under heaven
are those malades so general in this country aud
hO>TEFTERS BITTERS is a specific for them all
u4iess organic in their origin and therefore beyond
l-Fe And les those who fortunate enough - be
Tempt from at present understand great fact VIZ
an occasional use of this vitaZing tonic viii "a,
1S-a prevent them the sun VIII prevent the
"a 'FoIn ffeezlnS where its genial beams descend.
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GERMANTOWN TELEGRAPH.

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Lyon's Periodical Drops !.
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Dr.. Rchenck's Pulmonic Syrup.

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Since his recovery, he has devoted his a'ten-
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SEEEIEF,S SALES

D4 VIRTUE + OF snndry wnts Of Nendtiou
ID Eypouas, FIeri FacIas, and Levari Facias
issued out of the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Potter County, Pennsylvania, and to me di-
rected, l shall expose to public sale or outcrv.
at the Court House in Coudersport, on
MONDAY, the 18th day of Deer 1866, at /
o'clock, D. IN, the following described tracts or
parcels Of land to wit:
Certain real estate situate in Sharon township,
bounded as follows: Beginning at a corner in
the road in the west line OF Geo. ". Sherman's
land, thence along the centre of the road west
erlv about 80 perches, thence north ia perches
along the line Of Joseph Jones land to the line
IF J. II. Wrght's land, thence along said line
east 49 perchcs to the corner Of CIV Sherman :
land thence bv the line ofsaId land south about
100 perches to the place OF beginning, Contain
ing about Fifty 2cres of land with six acres On
the north end reserved, with about Forty acres
improved with two frame houses, one frame
barn, and other outbuldings and some fruit
trees thereon. Seized, taken IN execution, and
to be sold as the property Of William Kelly.
ALSO-The following described tract land
Beginning al a post the north west corner of
village lot no 1873 in the Boro Of COudersport,
thence by north line Of said lot easterly eight
perches to the northeast corner thereof thence
at right angles to said line uortLerly two per-
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Of said lot No. lg9 westerly eight perches to a
post, thence sOutheriv two perches to the PLACE
Of beginning, Containing Sixteen perches of
land with one frame house and some frnit trees
thereon Seized, taken in execution, and to be
sold as the property of 4. L. haiH.
W ". BROWN, Sheriff
Coudersport, Nov, 10, 1866
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DR.. TOBIAS


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c We have received from the publisher, c.
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An Error Corrected,

preparing pulmonary medicine, Use ingredients
which must be prescribed not ofjener than three
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