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FUZ.BUZ,

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THE CHRISTIAN ARMOUR.

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FLOWERS FOR THE ALTAR

Illustrative of the oily Days, sKetched and painted
by Martha W. Reynolds, with appropriate verses
Quarto cloth gilt, edges, 81 So
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From Richmond.

RIonMoND, Dec 19-The Senate passed the
UsuTy bill 10. day, increasing the legal maximum
rate OF interest from to 10 per cent.
The House passed a bill appropriatiug 800 600
for the purchate OF limbs for MANNED an indgen
confederate soldiers in the State OF Virginia n.
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JANuAhI NUhbEh READY DECEmBER 20,
CONTENTS:
FRoNTISPIECE-"T HREE WISE MEN Or
GOTHAM"
]. THE EECH ANTMENT OF OLD DANIEL.
2. AN BXTEMP0 RANEoUS PARTY. BY Jacob
Abbott. illustrated.
3. NEW YEARS CAKE BY f.
4. THE 'mIDNrGHT co AsT. By Vieux Moustache.
illustrated by Winslow Homer.
s. TRAVELLING IN GREECE. By 8. Co. W. Benjamin.
g. LITTLE NORA. illustrated
T. STEREoSCOPIC PICTURES
g. TIE PRINCE OF PEACE. Christmas Carol
Words and Music byICasonclla Illuminated bor-
Der by Hows.
PRINCESS IMoGEN; OR, THE TRIUMPH OF
LOVE. By A. s. Mcfarland.
TO- THE SLEEPY OLD TOWN OF BRUGES. With
an illustration.
II. TIE SONG OF THE RATS.
r. FRANK GORDON. BY f. R. Gouldiug.
l3 SOME WHITE MICE AT HOME. illustrated by
Herrick.
a. The NEIGHBoRs. By Horace e. scudder Illus.
trated by Fl. L. Stephens.
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49, THE WINDOW SEAT. By the ditor
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GCoEeR Ass1oNAL PROCEEDINGS.

The following are the Congressional proceed
ihes OF yesterday, continued from our Fourth
Bdhtion - ".#..
Senate.
-MT. WILSON, Of Massach usetts, presen ted the
following, which was ordered to lie upon the
table; I'D. ... ....... .r ... .
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home, Olpitol
Hill, Washington, ID. O., Dec. rs, 1866 TO the
Senate and House Of Representatives In Congress
assembled.-The undersigned directors would re-
spectfulIy represent that after long months OF
toll, they have established Home for the orphans
at the corner Of Second street east ana maryland
avenue. -. -, :, =.
The orphans are well provided with fuel, food,
q clothing and Instruction. Our funds are mostly
inveeted in United States bonds. We do not desire
apy amendm to the charter, but do especially
protest again ct the passage of House bill No. si9
as an lust and uncalled for, and believe IL would
not have been passed If the members had known
that IL was without our knowledge and consent
fsiSnedj Mrs. U. S. aRAxr.
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FOR 1867.
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JANUARY NUMBER READY DECEMBER 90
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ginning to manifest itself; suspended the
contracts which were in process; arrested
the spirit with which the planters were
preparing to go to work hopefully and
heartily, and stopped at once the invest
ment of all Northern capital which was
beginning to find profitable employment
in Southern fields Now, if tho occupa-
ton of these lands in the hands of which
General Sherman's order placed them is
confirmed also, and every day will make
it worse, one or two things viii follow
either. this section of the State will nearly
be abandoned to its fate, and it's misera-
BILE population dwindling away from dis
ease, want and crime, will, after q few
years of mischievous vagabondage, disap-
pear from the land, or by fraud or force
will be expelled. But if these lands are
restored, their capitalists, the certain re-
muneration of successful cultivation, the
fact that the freedmen are accustomed to
the soil, mode of culture, and habits. of
employer, will secure to such freedmen
successful contracts and the most liberal
wages. The planters who can return,
and the foreign capital which will occu-
py the places of those who cannot, will
by energy soon recover these places, and
the country will reap the benefits.
This letter of Governor Orr was brought
to Washington by special messenger,
who was too late, however, to influence
the action of the Senate on the Freed
mans Bureau bill relating to the islands.
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did not claim them as with The loyal dead.

did not claim them as with Che loyal dead.
Loud cries of question" "question, y
came from all parts of the hall The
House then proceeded to vote.
Mr.. sSchenck offered his amendment
basing apportionmcnt on votes, as a sub
stitute. It was not agreed to-yeas 38,
nays l30.
The House then, passed, by the requi-
site two-thirds vote, the constitutional
amendment just as it came this morning
from the Reconstruction Committee, and
given above in full. The yeas were 12O,
and the nays 46.
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Madame" said q gentleman to his
wife. let me tell you facts are stubborn
things Dear me, you don't say so,D
ouoth the lady, awhat q fact you must be! y
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Adventures Of a Bigamist in Min
nesota.

neSota.
Last Fall ayoung lark, travelling under
the alias of G. W. Simpson, came to this
place. He hailed from Waterville, Me-,
and represented himself as worth $40, 900.
On the road he "passed" himself off as
an agent of the Grand Trunk Railway,
exhibiting pretended letters from the su-
perintendent, and in this way obtained a
pass over the Stage Company's line from
Col. Merriam. BY means Of his $4,000
proportions he also waded into the good
graces of some of your St. Cloud people
After reaching this place he laid siege to
the affections of Mrs. Hubbard, an am
liable and respected widow lady of Sauk
Centre, worth some property. 1t seems
that they had both formerly lived in Wa
terviIle, Me-, Simpson being at that time
common laborer working for her rela-
tives, though then under his real name,
he had written to her during tho Sum-
mer declaring himself an old lover; sta
ting that a trip to California had placed
at his command large fortune, and clos
ing with request for permission to visit
her. She thinking it was brother who
had taken this means to play pleasant
Joke, wrote for him to come. So Mr..
$40, 1000 Simpson appeared in our little
town. and literally "took" the place
The quantity Of air(s). in the neighbor-
hood was wonderfully increased. He
brought with him letters of recommends
ton, said now to have been forged, from
her relatives, and exhibited pretended
certificates of deposit in the st. Paul
banks for heavy sums of money. He also
g Stole the livery of heaven
To serve the devil in )"
was extremely sanctimonious, INDUCED
in long prayers, and was strong advo-
cate OF family worship. As the result Of
his labors, he and Mrs. b. were married
in st. Cloud last October, For time all
went on delightfully."-, but after while
letters were received in Sauk Center,
showing that Simpson had already been
twice married in the east; that he had
twice been in State Prison, thus divorcing
his former wives. He also attempted to
compel his third wife (Mrs. H. to give
him some valuable papers. She refused,
uhon ho s+ole them. Now for the de-
nouement.
He was preparing to leave on this
mornings stage, when last evening ne
was arrested in Safford's Hotel, and, upon
examination, the missing papers, as well
as some others, were found in the bottom
of his boots and sewed up in the lining o1
his coat. AS soon as he got his boots on
again, he made for the door and started
through tho snow bank, followed by some
twenty citizens. Such a tumbling, wal
lowing, putting and blowing you probably
never saw. After an exciting chase o.
about two hundred rods the pursuerS
closed on the gay groom, and he was
brought back to the hotel, where his hands
and feet were firmly tied. To-day he is
to undergo another examination.
i Simpson has secured, it is understood
most of Mrs Hubbard's means, and 1o'
her considerable genuine sympathy If
felt. His $4,000 has dwindled down te
shadow; or, if any are left they ars rs
: like himself, in bonds.-Cor. ef @e 81
cloud (1M5nn.) Democrat, Jan. 10.
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At the Dead Letter Office in Washing

At the Dead Letter Office IN Washlng-
ton letter was recently received con-
taining check for eight thousand dollars
in coin directed to lady in New York,
requesting her "to accept the enclosed as
a return for the kindness shown my faith
er and mother" dated at the Astor House,
and signed "John," who was to start i'm
mediately for Europe. The Postmaster
General directed thorough search for the
lady, and at last found her.
, 1866-09-16
BRIB1NteA \ CCsTons INSPECTOR,


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