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FINANCIAL.

Lewis johnson 90, quote Stocks and
Bonds In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-lst Board-U. S. reg.
Is.ered, 1851, do, coupons, l09H; 5-2D's,
registered, Ia do. coupons, lO5Y; do, 1865:
N4hi l0-40s, registered. 99X: do. coupons, 20;
7.3v's. lt31ss: Ohio and Mississippi Certificates,
2sa; Canton. 45as; Cumberland, 70; QuicksiI.
yer, -; Mariposa, IL; New York Central,
lOex Erie, 67X; do. prefer'd, 81: Hudson, I2Ox;
Heading, H5h; Michigan Central, IO7 4; Mich,
igan Southern, sex; Illinois Contra, lI7X;
cleveland and Pittsburg. S:4 Cleveland aud
Toledo. laki Rock Island, 1O3K; North ives.
tern, 4is; do. preferred, 7sx; Fort Wayne.
it6A Chicago and Alton, los; Alton and Ter
Re Haute, 40; Toledo and Wabash, 42a: Wv U
TELEGRAPH, 45ki Boston Water Power, 20: Pa
cifc MALI; Atlantic Mall American
gold, p. m, 132x.
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From Canada.

TORONTO, q. W., Dec. 2s.-It is stated that
President Roberts forwarded thirty five over
coats TO the fenians in Jail here. Lynch indig-
nanfly rejected the offer, alleging as a reason
that, II accepted. the fact would be used as a
catcbpenny 70 draw funds from the Fenian
organization.
Gen. Napier was entertained as dinner ON
wednesday night by q number of friends prior
TO his leaving for England. Ii is understood
that Gen. Sistead succeeds Gen. Napier in the
western district. OF which Toronto Is the head
quarters. Het
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The PHILADELPHIA Bond Robbery

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2S.-The tin box, con-
tanning the securities sfsien from Mr. Bayard
yesterday, was found this morning at the
corner OF 4th and Callowhill streets The
Government securities had been abstracted
but all the other stocks were left in the box.
More about the Bond Robbery.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 2S-Mr Bayard's box
was found yesterday afternoon by poor
woman. She found 1t behind a swili tub and
brought it to the Ban king House this morning
after having read the account OF the robbery in
the papers. Bayard estimates that the rog a es
have sbout Sl0.Ot0 or Sl1,UOs in available mon
ey. He was heartily congratulated this morn
ing at the Board of Brokers, of which he is an
esteemed member, and three rousing cheers
were given.
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LOCAL NEWS.

CRIMINAL Court, Judge PSshsr.-This morn
ing, henry Coleman, indIcted for larceny was
found rot guilty. Norris for defense
In the cases of Catharine Brannan, indicted
for larceny; George Rollins, IN three cases of
assault and battery; Fred Scott and George
Washington, for larceny, a nolle pros. was en-
Tered.
Joseph Duncan, indicted for burglary. was
found not guilty. J. u. johnson and Hurley
fer defense.
John Ross, indicted fer an assault and bat
terry with intent to Kali Owen WOODS, Is on
trial
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Gold Still Going Down-The Fire 1t Ell.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2e.-iold opened at 1879.
The fre al Elmira on Sunday was quite dis
astrous. IL caught In drug store on Lake
street, and soon after II was discovered som.
chemicals exploded, tearinf the building ana
the adjoining building to pieces, and CARVING
the flames to the buildings on the other side Of
the street, setting fire 20 Authors Hotel. and
the American Hotel. The fire rag. over sir
hours, and the whole Of Lake street from
water to Carol, was consumed. The total in
surance reaches S277,50o. and the total loss is
estimated at half a million.
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THE MASSACRE AT FORT LARAMIE

THE MASSACRE AT FORT LARAMIE
A dispatch received at the Hsadq uarters of
the Army from Fort Laramie confirms the
statement that q terrible massacre occurred on
Friday, the 2lst inst, near Fort Phil Kearnev.
Brevet Colonel fIlterman, Captain Brocon
and Lieuten ant Grammond, of the 18TH IN
fantry. with 81 enlisted men OF the ID cav.
airy and 18th Infantry, were surrounded nv
Indians. and every officer and man killed.
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The storm in Bsstou

BoeToN, Dec 2.-The storm cleared AWAY
esrly this morning. and il i. now clear ,,s
PHEASANT About one inch of snow fell Nurh
damage was done by the gal. and hirh uda
yesterday. Many vessels drasge their anchors
and were driven into the wharve. d,mar,nr
both the vessels and wharyes more or les
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Another Steam.rI.

. SANDY HOOK, Dec. asa. n.-The steam.
ship Australasian. from Liverpool Dec. 18th,
and Queenstown Dec. 10th, has arrived and
10 aground in the Bay on account Of the yerv
low tide. She will probably be mp when the
tide changes. = = :
LATER.-The steamer Australasian has got
of, AID Ia coming back to the Southwest Snit
to walt for the tide TO rise 2
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PROCLAMA TION BY THE President
Withdrawal Of the Exequatur Granted to
the Consul of Oldenburs,

PROCLAMAfION BY THE president
Withdrawal Of the Exequatur Granted to
the Consul of Oldenburg
ANDREW JOHNSON, President of the United
States OF America.
To all whom IL may concern
An exequatur, bearing date the 22d day of
March, 1866, having been issued to Gerhard
Jansen, recognizing him as Consul of Olien-
burg for New York, and declaring him free IN
exercise and enjoy such fupclions, powers and
privileges as are allowed to consuls nv thu
law of nations or by the laws of the Unitsd
States and existing treaty stipulations between
the Government of Oldenburg and the JJnited
States; and the said Jansen having refused to
appear IN the Supreme Court of the State q.
New 1ork TO answer in suit there pending
against himself and others, on the plea that
he is a consular officer of OIdenburg. TINS
seeking to use his official position to defeat tho
ends oil justice, it is deemed that the SAID Ger
hard Jansen should no longer be permitted
to continue in the exercise of said functiors
powers and privileges.
These are, therefore, to declare that I M
longer recognize the said Gerhard Jansen ga
Consul of Oldenburg, for New York. and viii
not permit him TO exercise or ENJOY any of tn.
functions, favors, or privileges allowed to Con
suls of that nation, and / do hereby wno,Iv
revoke and annul the said exeauatur bera,o,
fore given, and do declare the same to be abso-
lutely null and void from this day forward
In testimony thereof 1 have caused tbesa
Letters to be made Patent, and the Seal of the
United States of America to be hereun,o any
Given under my hand at Washington tn.
twenty sixth day Of December, IN tho
year OF our Lord, one thousand e,vb,
r.. 81 hundred and sixty SIX, and of the Inda
pendence oftheUnited States OF America
the ninety-first.
(Signed,) ANDREW JoHNsos
BY the President:
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CLKvHLArn Dec. 2s.-Tbe storm OF y-s,.,
DAY continues In full violence. There are n,
arrivals from the East this morning Tn.
Iains were last night aesndoned ~ Buffalo
Passenger trains East West and south. l.f,
here this morntne on time. There IA not nuna
snow, bot % 10 drifting badly.
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From MiSsouri.

withdrawn from Lexington by Gov Fletcher.
The citizens showing disposition TO execute
the laws.
Ten car loads OF iron are being carried for
ward daily by the Pacific Railroad for use on
the Union Pacific Railroad beyond Fort Riley.
Gov. Arney has issued q probation prohibit
ing the sale Of arms and ANN unltion.
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vs. hisky Frnufs

PHrLADgLPHIA, Dec. 2s.-Hon VIM A Oar
Ing, chairman of the Congressional com itta.
Of frauds on the revenue, arrived a. the C1n
tuentM Hotel this morning A large nums@r
o! persons will be examined as 70 The opera
tons and extent of the frauds in the illicit dis
tiiiation Of whisky in Philadelphia
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A PROPER PRECAuTInN

FHVTBh FHECAUTIUN,
General Rucker. Brevet Brig. General Lud.
dington. and Chief Engineer Dixon, OF the
U. 3. Steam Fire Department, have, within
the past few days, visited all the building.
throughout the city occupied By Government
officers, for the purpose of ascertaining wha,
combustible material is in the buildings. ana
what measures have been adopted to guard
against fire.
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Attempt to Escape from Pr;..,

CINCINNArI, OHIO, Dec 2s.-Bum Gardner.
convicted OF the murder Of Eubank, made an
attempt TO escape from The Marietta, Ohio. jaiI
last night. He Med his. chains. and with the
ball struck Deputy Sheriff Peter Baker severe
~ injuring him. BAN Gardner was shot IN
the lace and shoulders By Deputy Hicks, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-28

Internal improvement Csnventisn.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2s--The River and Canal
Improvement Convention organized ut Rock
Island to-day.
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1876 ! hARksIrERs, 4S6
7th street.t APPROPRIATE FOR }7tb straat

1856 hARknlrERs, 486
7'h ''r''' ! tfrRpss!.r s5 5Gs l7sh street
BEAUTIFUL AND USEFUL Combined.
PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS
limited but choice selections of Oil PAINT ,es
kDsravinss. Ohronos, Wreaths, BASKETS OF FLOW
OVAL PICTURE IRAMES
A rich and varied assortment frsm the best man
ufacturers in the country embracing w al Mt. I'm.
it.tion Rosewood. ell GIT: Rustic aud Carved
Frames. Psssepartout.. Gard Frames &c
PlCTURE C0RD AND TAssELs. WALNUT
Picture Cord and Tassels all sises and colors
Ripg Mails, Walnut Brackets, Easels. &c.
PAPERHAE0lNG6 AND WINDOW SHADES
beautiful variety o. these goods. embracing the
terms in the District. with well asserted stock Of
The Cheaper grades, With 9 large variety of Win
dow Shades. different sizes and colors.
Orders fer Window Shades and PsperhanRings
punctually 6lled In city or country.
large portion OF the above Goods were made
specially to order. believing the best the cheapest
and atming to keeD thar class Of Goods respect
fully invite the Public to in.pect and com psre our
Goods with any In the arket,
Terms Inrdri0bly "a.
J. MARKRITEk, No le6 7th street
dc Is -2w' Right doors above Odd Fell ows' ALL
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Vessels AShsPe,

SANDY HOOK, Dec 2s.-The .teamsbIn Nj.
souri,, from New Orleans, rs at nncher ON the
par. Three schoonsrs, before reported, are vet
ashore inside the Hook
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Deaths in Riehmepa

RICHMOND, Dec. - -John W. MCKEE, ,,s
Juan PIzzini, old Citizens, died here yesirr
dnV.
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SECOND EDITION.
Z O'CLOCK p. N.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIRS.
WASHINGTON. December IS, lsos
Jay Cooke %. raish the following
quotations Of Government sec uriues:
NV Yopx p,rae nn..n

NBW YORK IIRer BOARD oALI0. f.
coupons, l0ex; Five Twenties, 1852, los Y;
rive Twenties 1884, tNK: Five Twentles,
1868, l04S Five Twenties. January and July,
1856, 106k; Ten Fcrties o. Seven Turtles,
August lC3S; do. June, 103T; do July, 1O3 Z;
Gold. 139x
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The WHITE HOUSE

To-day being Cabinet day, no visitors were
admitted at the Executive Mansion. All the
members of the Cabinet were present, and the
session continued until hall. past two.
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CARRIAGES.


CAsRlAars. CARRIAGES oAssIAsss;
On hand, lne assortment New and
Second hand Carriages OF svery des -
REPAIRING promptly attended to ssd at ressOns-
BILE rates. R0BEkr b. QRAHAM.
sth street. de - 81
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From Calffarnia

SAN FRAHoIsoo. Dec. 2s.-The flood has bee,
great at Sacramento. The Commissioners re
port the Leyee free from damage. \ ~ = :
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METROPOLITAN
WI PATENT STEAM BAKERY,
SAT O street, between * aad 9Th

Complete In all its appointments, having one Of
McKenzies splendid Reel Ovens and new Ma
ohinery. manufacturing work superior to anything
possible BY the old processes.
BOSTON CRACKERS,
A very superior article, fresh dsiIy.
MILK BISCUIT.
Fresh daily; sure to please; try them
SODA CRACKERS.
The best in the market; . constant supply.
WATER CRACKERS,
or the best quality, in any quantity.
Together with CRACKBR DUST, SUGAR
CRACK ERS, NOvELTIES, GINGER SNAPS
&C., Always on b and. at the lowest prices
Thy and DO con vinced.
de8.3W THO. HAyENNER
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IHk NAVAL SroREKRErER.-Lieut.S s. I
wales. formerly Of the Purneil Legion, or
Wnieh ne was for time Adjutant, larely an.
pointed Naval Storekeep.r here, will enter o.
his duties on Tuesday next the Ist of I...,
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ORDERED

BY special order of the War Department.
second Lieutenant VIM. Shields, 44th Iufantrv
v. H. u, Is ordered to return to Alexandria
va. and resume his duties with the Freed
mems Bureau. ~ H4eeo-
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MUSTERED OFT

.ts- MUSTERED OUT.
The following named officers have been
mustered out and honorably dischar red -
Capt. John w. Barnes, 20fh V. 4. c.; Capt.
II. Gardner, Sd v. X. o.; I'd Lieut. George W.
Upton, 10th v. r. o.; and I'd Lieut. Robert
Cullen. V. R.C, .-,-. .r.- 800 >. = =
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The WEEKLY STAR fs nov an our .o,,..-
Tor sale. and In wrappers, ready for the mails
containing, amsng much other reading m,t,sr
John Rsdesdale's Sermon" a yery nrs,tv
story win moral; My fare" cabman;,
stery christmas festivities at the Chnrcha. m
me District useful items OF domestic econn.
ny, Songressional proceedings; Hunoron.
ckr,cnes, wIth domestic, Military, Naval. DE .
RaItmshtai and Local News; Agricultural and
Housekeeping Miscellany; and the Iatest Tsis1
eraphie dispatches from all quarters
TIE PREsKSr STATUS OF ALAp.x..
case rs soon TO be made before the Sunrsn.
Court OF the United States which will in vol 90
tbe question whether Alabama Is a State IN ,hs
FEDERAL Union, or what her present status IL.
{ che 10 rot State.
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PrRsosAL.-Generai b. 4. Butler arrived I'm
town this morning, and lie at the Kirkwo,d
House He will remain in the city sevsrs,
days
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RECOyRRRD

.sf -. RECOVERED.
Gen. Grant has recovered from his recent
sickness, and was again ~ mis- Office this morn
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lSDrsPosKD.-The new French Minister.
M Berthemy, is confined TO his room from an
attack of erysipslas In the face.
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@ A 3 D. -,
CHAMPAGNE COMPETITION

sumsrs. Of caxEPAoM1 Wis Is 70 com ON , SSp-
e;rsiuIiy end .i!hsnt yrsisdIcs. the wines q
lar name and style. and BY sueh esmpsrison to
become eonyinesd that those Of JUL!s hUnM
other brands offered in thia Market, We have
made arrsneenents direct With their house in
Refine which will enable us 81 cell 60 the consr
msr. in any quantity. their celebrated brands of
vBkZBNAT DBY vERZENAY. and CABINET
ssshe very 10. price Of 81, Per case. quarts, and
Atthese fgures the usues are. without ones.
laBuc. 30 DYER q Co.. Importers,
wines. Liauors, CtrArs. &c,
ez-8 256 Pa. av..bet nth and 18TH sfs.
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~rhere are said to be 1900 laoorers IN.
employed in New York.
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S3926iI
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NATIONAL THEATRE
MAX MARETZEK's
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
S1Ae0E OF Eight NIGHTS,
ONE MATINKB.
OPENING NIGHT.
THURSDAY, JANUARY s, 1867.


PROSPECTUS
The following eminent Artistss will appear ou-
ring the season Of Ita,ian ypsr.;
f s:nssI. pam Sshai s9f fsss.
ssses Is: HsTSisi! 7 xs;Ss seSsi.
Mics N A HAUCK..
And the universal favor.ss American Primo
DOD Ms. CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
PRIME DoSHE MEzz9,s9PRAEIA AND COZ
'r sdii. STELLA soNaits,
Miss i Sh SS;; i; + i2sSSS$sSfiou.
s s,! s sss!s.i ssssIkz ssII
fff sisSi s SsS.SsS. s.SEH
tAetnsviedssd the !sreatsst Lyric coHsdi.n or
HI. nr;ps ss$ I a |; xs;nlas,on.
sl'f f.Is ( fs!ss ssasI
ssnor n. f IossAirhA ssns.s cSSE5ssrurt
HEIR and J SSssPHHE oFsioHARDr.
GAIL srssSfSs 4SSs1Az1. and
AeRAHD ORCHESTRA,
.EuMIRoUs AND EFFICIENT oHosus.
eelscteo with ssDeci I'll care. Ter TO reach per
Ieclon % near - poesiele In tho two I'm portsnt
oepartnents OF the Lyric Drama.
The REPERTOIRE OF The COMPANY
-. TIE Gf!s sf4R q 4 E fI SY s6s4a.
TAMPA ;OR THH MARBLE BRIDE,
TBOvATORE
THE BAEBIR OF SEVILLE,
ffisIh E,Anozl.
II 6OMNAMBULA,
fBA DIAv0L0.
PRICES OF ADHESION.
General AdmiOsion - N 50
SnSiee eeets secured In advance, (extra D--..- 90
........- rs
EIN0e0 0OXOe...........
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Ior tne entire season Of light Nights win be
or shIuBDAf and MOHbAS. DsesmSsr sstS
enct VIII commence on Tuesday Morning. Jsnu.
sty u -.-..... ~ de Is u
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RY n OOLMAE d co., Auctioseers
y No. 293 Penns. sv.. bet. 9th and 10Th sts
Sales every TUESDAY. THURSDAY ana SAT
URbAY MORNINGS, At 10 o. clock, of
House hold Furniture. Stoves
Grockery, Glass and Tinvare
Dry Goods, Clothing. Boots and Shoes
Gents Furnishing 0oods, &C., &c.
general assortment Of the above goods always
on hand af private sale at AuCTI0HPRICRS.
Out door sales sttended 70 on reasonable terms.
Sale every SATURDAY MIGHT Ell o'clock
C0LMAN q co., Aacts.
de ISL b. B. BR00kER Ur., Sales man.
1856 pA EEIEsFF 2,h 4S6
MOTHERS JOY, by Meyer
CYPRESS SWAMI, by LanDan.
VIEW HEAB CANADA. By Brown.
INTERIOR CATHEDRAL VIEW, Q very gu
perier work Of art. by Rsnour. -t-t
The above, with limited but choios selection Of
EEGRAvINGs. CHRoMos, &o., for sale at
HARK8ITDBS,
"a. No. ESQ 18th street.
de y 81. sdoon above Odd Fellow Hall.
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Tor Sale, too Isass COOKING STOVES ~
Do 40. LArROBES ~
Do. foar suall BIO ROOM Stoves
WI % SOLE cheap. Apply ct No. liS 4 street.
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OLp SLOWS fAKIN In 7xOaANoE -
,sf0vEs. CRATES, In great variety, 1t -
io3 AZ street. near the Bridge. Dc I'm" -
Fok sAkrzA pair Of ans young Do n HORSES,
az 81 mr.. - g. OLgoTr'e S,eolss. All
gRa rsdrsssfeiy before Saturday morning, the k6
W. L. WALL co., st their Baxasr' ~ ~
1So Mnes avenue, between ssh and 10th sirseu
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-09
a st. Constant street.

Montreal, July IL, 1864.
Messrs. Devins & Bolton-Gentlemen For
the last eleven months l have been suffering
almost daily from several attacks of Dyspepsia
so much so that could with difficulty re tain a
meal in my stomach more than twenty minutes
At night [ experienced great burning in or
about the region of the heart; a general de-
preston of spirits, attended with frequent
headache, dizziness or dimness of sight.
tried various cathartics, compounds, and
stomach preparations. without being afforded
any effectual relief, till / used four bottles of
Hubbefs Golden Bitters, since which period
have not been troubled with a single one of the
above complaints From the benefit those Bit
teas have afforded me, feel it my duty to ex-
press publicly my grateful thanks.
Geo. A. Bancroft.
Accountant and Collector.
Try them and be convinced!
For sale everywhere.
For sale everywhere.
For sale everywhere.
GEO. c. HUBBEL g. Co.. .PrOprietors
I'll. w. HUBBEL, Exclusive Agent,
- % Cedar street, n. Y.
JAMES CONCEAL,
Southern Wholesale Agent,
NOV13 20 st. Charles St., n. Orleans.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-09

. A PoLITICAL HARANGUE.-In Mont
Imery, Ala, Dec. 9th, Judge Busteed
Eivered his charge to the Grand Ju-
which was an extremely ultra po-
tcal harangue. The Civil Rights Bill
as pronounced constitutional, the
ioption of the Constitutional Amend
Pnt was urged, and Congress declared
be magnanimous The Southen
fess, without exception, was de
Ianced as vicious and pernicious.
be Judge has decided that the pay
int of debts in Confederate money
aulI and void. no matter when made
|ing the war
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New York, March 80, 1864.
MesSrs. Geo. c. Hubbel & Co.-Hudson, n.
G.-Gents: My family having been the recip-
tents OF marked benefit in health by the use of
your Golden Bitters, | am inuuced to acknowI-
edge my sense Of gratitude in this letter.
can cOntidentially assert that since the first
bottle of your bitters entered my house [ have
heard no complaints of dyspepsia. My wife
had been troubled with malady for years The
symptoms and the disease have both left, and
she is well, Others of our family endorse the
good qualities of your article, and can only
say in conclusion that | should be happy to
give verbal evidence to the doubling at any
time they may call on me.
With much regard, am, yours truly,
W. A. Graham.
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JACKSON STOVE DEPOT.
At Col r. a Smiths late Stand
ISHART g. STRAU s 8.
Manufacturer of

Tin. Copper and SheeG HrOn Ware
d OOFING and gutteTing done at shortest notice
HI on the most approved stye, and on reasonable
terms
Always on band-TIN WARE JAPAN WARE
Household Family Goods, at wholesale and retail
which we propose to sell at New Orleans and St
Louis prices.
Our arrangements with frst-class Southern and
Western hOnses, are now complete. We furnish
any thing in our line low any other establish
ment in trade.
We keep constantly fun supply Of TIMERS
MATERIAL, which we offer to the trade at regular
wholesale prices.
Our STOVES are of the bost pattern, and made
expressly for the Southern market; and our whole
stock has been carefully selected and laid in since
the dectsIle IN prices, and determined to give
our customers the benefit thereof
We are also fully prepared to manufacture Smoke
stacks, Escape Steam Pipes, and all and any work
IN our line connected with Steam Mills.
Orders from the country respectfully solicited and
promptly attended to. jel0dly.
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Read the Evidences!

New York, April %, 1864.
Geo. {. Hubbel Il Co.-Gentlemen:--We
have analysed your Golden Bitters, and find
that its component parts entitle it to the notice
of the medical profession. Since our analysis
we have used it in our practice with very sat
isfactory results, and find it particularly well
calculated to correct arrangement of the diges-
tive organs, such as Dyspepsia, Diarrhea Sick
Headache Collie, dc, &c.. and is Il superior
tonic for daily use in moderate quantities for
aged persons and also those of delicate consti-
tution>. Yours, &c.
Drs j. +. Il II. ;. Norburry
No. 236 East 32d street.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-

N former place of residence. situated one
A'A mile Northwest from the capitol be-
tween the Livingston and Canton road and \.
y. y. Rallroad containing $50 acres-I00 in
CllltISaton, the balance well timbere1. The
improvements consists in a partial enclosure
oil the place with plank fence, three most ex-
cellent cisterns, a few out houses and large
garden under picket fence.
VIII sell the whole in a body or in lots from
We TO twenty acres to suit the purchaser.
Apply to Col. j. l.. Power, at Clarion Office,
Er kline Watkins, at Howard Shaw & Co.'S.
Novl3dIm w z. ROSS.
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We welcome to columns again old friend
Dr. Humphreys an d his specific Hom9pathie Rene
dies. We have known the Doctor for many years.
and know hin q conscientious Christian gentleman,
and accom- pIshed physician. We have used his
Specific ourselves and they used extensively
among frieDds and free TO say that they are
all that they claim to be-invaluable Family Ned
cines. All who have the pleasure of DIR H.'s ae
quaintance know that Id offer nothing to the
public unless ii fully up to the standard Of recon
mediation.