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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-06
PresIdentIaI AunoTDtmaD,s

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-The President to-
day made the following appointments:
= Taylor, of Illinois, Shawnee Indian
agent; J. NJ. SeebrOOk, Of Iowa, Register Of
Land Office; also the following postmssters {:
J. R. Hubbell at Dayton; ]. J. Lost at Ken
dallville, Ind; A. E. Goodman at Rockford,
ILL.,; p. Scatterday at Galliopolis, o.; Ed
ward VandevGr at Battle Creek. Mich; NJ.
Barnethart at independence, Iowa; Harvey
B. Dodge at Columbus, Wis; J. l.. Upton
at Salem, o.; Martin Gotschalk at Canton,
o.; J. L. Bryant at Bueyrus, o.; J.B.
Durham at Kankakee, ILL.,; S. Swelling at
Pekin, Ill.
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PubIfe nebt

New YORK, Oct. 5.-a comparison state
ment with the October statement Of the
public debt, shows a decrease Of So, SOC, 0O0
it now being g, SIS, 337, 900. The amount Of
coin in the Treasury is over $500, 600, 600, an
increase Of nearly 10, 100000, while currency
has decreased 14,750,O0O The amount Of
both coin and currency being over los, OOO,-
600. Information has been received here
that every railroad and express company,
out Of Chicago, agree to transport western
offerings and collections TO the great poor
fair, in New York, free.
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ST. LOUIS. Oct. 5.-The number st the
fair. today. was measureably less than yes
teriay. but stiIi very large. The main iea-
fnre "a the arena was the exhibition Of
thoroughbred stations, Eve years and over.
knight OF St. George took the nrst pre-
MUM, seven hundred doliars uisnooFe5
took the second premium, three Hnn9rto
dollars. For four year olds and over Sish-
dover took the first prize, one hundred aoi-
lars and a bronze medal SeFersi hns fing
thoroughbred mares we're exhlpate1 me
premiums being divided between May and
b. u. HARRIs 4 Co. The Springfield mares
took the frst premiums
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sTATEMEN MT

or the Condition OF. The Hallway
Passengers Assurances Company.
HARTFORD. Conn.,. July 81. 1873.
TO THE HOSoRABL8 C0NFrR0LLEn o. FHE SrArE
OF IENNEssEE:
The undersigned President and Secretary Of
The Railway PASSENGER Assurance Company. 10
compliance with the laws Of the State Of Tennes-
see. make the following statement.
I. Tbs name Of the Company IL. TnE RauwAY
PAssEygzRa' AsauHsScg COMPANY. and 4 .seaied
in Hartford Connecticut
2. The amount Of Capital Stock = Three Hun
drcd and -Four thousand and Eight Hundred
Dollars.
3. The amount o. Capital Stock paid up l. Two
Hundred and Fiay-tHo thousand and Eight
Hundred Dollars.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
coafTEoL[Ea's OggIqE.

- "
NASHVILLE. September i3 1866 }
1; ,. W. Hntchetts Comptroller Of the Treasury,
DO hereby certify that the Entorpriae fnsuranee
Company. located az Cincinnati. in the State Of
Ohio. has produced % me satisfactory Ovidencs
that said Company has complied with all the re-
imposed on Insurance Companies. and i further
certify that X G. keNairy. Agent Of said Com
pany has also complied with the requirements %
the laws Of the State. made and provided In
such eases: wherefore. said Enterprise Insnrancs
Company has authority 20 take risks and transact
the business Of Insurance. Ia this State az Nash
vile.
This certificate Of agency must be renewed the
lst day Of July and January OF each year
5. W. HkTCHErT
aepl5-lW Comufroffer N rannarsee
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The Pope appears to be preparing for his
departure from Rome. His holiness has
dispatched special messenger with an au-
tograph letter. addressed by himself to
Queen VICTORIA, and during the last few
days repeated interviews have taken place
between Mr.. 0RUssELL and the French
ambassador at the Papal court.
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THE FEDERAL DEAD.-The work Of ex'
buming the Federal dead in the State OF
Georgia has commenced, and viii be eontin-
ued until all are removed to the National
Cemetery, at Marietta. The surerintend-
ent expects, with the number Of hands en-
ployed, to be able to remove at least two
hundred a week.
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FROM CANADA.
The Fenian Scare Subsiding--The Ex'
tradition Case.

New YORK Oct 5.-The Heralds Ottawa,
Canada, special says the Fenian scare in
Canada is subsiding, and the camps are being
broken up. These periodical rights have
not assisted the cause of Confederation with
the mass of the people, and on the contrary,
many begin to comprehend that annexation
would be the sure relief
Mr.. POTTER, the Consul General of the
United States for the British Province has
resigned, and Gen. w. w. AvERILL has
taken his place.
The Lamarinde extradition case still oc-
cupies public attention, Gov. Gen. Load
MONKS being severely blamed for his par
ticipation in the affair.
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STATE or TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE September 18th. 1861. J
J. s. W. H4TCHErT, Comptroller Of the Treasury,
do hereby certify that the Railway Passcnsers'
Assurance Company. located % Hartford. sfase n
Connecticut. has produced 10 ne satislacfory evil
dence that said C0mpany. has complied with al
the requirements Of the laws u the state 81 Ten
uesses imposed on lnegranfo Companies, Fnd
further certify that Jesus NASH. p. n. PECk.
J. II. PEARL, Agents o. said Company have also
complied with the requirements Of The laws Of
the State. made ana provided in such cuass :.
Wherefore. sad Passenger AnEuFrauca Company
has authority % take risks and franfact the bust
ness Of Insurance. In this state, AZ Nashville
,. ~. HAIcHEIE
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The confederation DeIerat,ou.

OTTAWA, G. w, Oct sit is reported
upon good authority that the delegation to
England, on the confederation, consists Of
the Hon. CARTER LONGEoIN, of Lower
Canada, and MCDONALD and MCDoUGALL,
of Upper Canada.
Three Colonies ofEngineers havearrrived
it is supposed, with a view of terrifying the
city,
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DETROIT, October 5.-The National Horse
Fair. at Kalamazoo, closed to-day. The
thousand dollaI premium, for the best trot-
ting horse, was competed for by Derter and
Pdtcben, and won by the former. Time, 2:27-
2;212-2:21f. This is the best time Dcrter
ever made in harness He failed 10 obtain
the additional prize Of one thousand dollars
offered any horse beating Flora Temples
time-2i94
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Total...... 58.5s2 6l,7sl 2O.ls leo

Our correspondent adds the following re-
marks, for which he alone is responsible:
"The above tables are taken from the Liv-
erpool Cotton Brokers circular, of the Dist
of June and 9th of September. They show
a decrease in eleven weeks in the supply of
$3.50 bales, of which 196, $50 were Ameri-
can. The stock of American cotton has
been steadily reduced, and as the consump-
ton remains very near %, 900 bales weekly,
and the shipments from this side continue
small, the reduction may beexpectedt to con-
time until near the LIST Of December. The
supply Of American would last about four
teen weeks, or to the 18th of December, and
the stock on the 31st of December will be
somewhere near the shipments from the Uni
ted States from the LIST of September to the
LIST of December thirteen weeks, or from
5000 to 10000 bales. BY the middle of
October the stock should not be far from
100000 bales, and then. when the cotton in
the hands of banks, and those who believe
in a crop of two millions and over bales, is
disposed of some advance in price may rea-
sonably expected"
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OUR OUTSIDE PAGES.

Flnsr PAsg.-The Civil Rights Bill declared In
Aonstituiional-Th Coufedoracy Unfolding-Tho
Position Of the Pope, etc.
FouRrH PAsE.-Irtornal Revenue Decision
Sayings Of Jos. BILLiyos-Female ComPositors.
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CORNER BROAD AND VINE STREETS,
ONaskViiie. This nnstisntion i nov b full
Operation. with n c0mniale cqrus 81 wei knnWu
teachers in eyery department To addition, tas
services ~ a. eminent insiruciresf in Vocal
Music. rom the Conservatives % LeIpf|c and
New York. have boca secured. "A l1uro addition
hss this week been made 40 the fhiiosophic AID
Astronomical apparatus. Every advaatafe "a
Afforded lor = first elias education.
aE0 9. BUTLER A. d., Princiral.
Grn. s. BLACKS. ~ ~. Fieo Psisclbal.
sepid-tH
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Miss AUGUSTA Evans, Of Mobile, it has
been already announced, has a new book in
press. The editor ofthe Wilcox, Alabama,
Times, pronounces an unfavOrable criticism
in advance upon The forthcoming work Of
the most profound and brilliant of living
American female writers. The editors
opinions are exclusively his own, and be
may be assured that nobody viii ever at
temnt 70 take them from him.
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Sixth night Of the talented Tragsdenne.
NJ is 3 j e 3 n II o 8 ~ @ i.
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TIE cHoI.ERs.

The mortuary report this morning shows
Almost gratifying reduction in the number OF
deaths for the last twenty-four hours Those
from cholera amount to almost nothing,
while those from other causes" indicate
decided Improvement in the general health
of the city.
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MONTREAL, Oct. 4-The war ship Niger
has arrived.
ToRoNro,s Oct. 5.-Preparations for the
trial Of Fenian prisoners are actively pro-
crossing. The best legal talent in the city
has been engaged onboth sides. i is under
stood N. c. CAMERON viii appear in behalf
Of the Fenians.
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Nomlnations in Nevada.

SAN tRASDIsco, Oct The Union
SsaIe Convention, IN Nevada, nominated II.
=. bLAlsDEL for Governor, and D. X. ASH
Inc Democratic Convention nominated J.
y. WINTERS for Governor, and II. X.
MITCHELL for Congress.
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SPRINGFIELD. O., Oct 5.-The Grand
Temple met according to adjournment.
Rev. I. Titus, of Springfield, was elected
6. w. c. T.; j. A. Spear, Of Cleveland. G..
w. S. Hon. Casper Watkins, f. Titus and
J. Kelly were elected Representative to the
Right Worthy Grand Temple. Much i'm
portant business was transacted new rit-
ual adopted, officers installed. The Con-
vention adjourned to meet in Dayton in Oc-
tOber, 1867.
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THE New York World says Of Senator
SHERMAN, in a review Of his Cincinnati
spseclr "Mr. SHERsrAS is a sort Of hybrid
Conservative political quadrOon formed
BY cross betwixi full breed RAYMOND
and half breed THAD. STEVENS.
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NOTICE.

ALL THOSE HAvING CLAIMS AGAINST
"A the Estate Of s A. Thompson. deceased, are
are hereby notified % Sic the came with the Clerk
Of Cheafham County coart. State 81 Tennessee.
properly aatheaticE.ed on or before the hrst day
be liqnidascd aud DISCHARGED. 10 accordance With
tho acts Il The Leaisature Of the State Of Tennca
see relative o. insoIgenf estates
JAMES N. THOMPSON.
scpif-3tHs Admini1,rator
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ONE of the resolutions of the Pittsburgh
Convention declares that the acts Of the
President shave converted conquered rebels
into impudent claimants to rights which
they have forfeited" Nothing, says the
National InteHigence, can be more untrue or
unjust. The South has claimed nothing.
It was invited to organize State Govern
ments. 1t was told that the constitutional
amendment must be recognized, its Confede-
rate debt repudiated, and its secession or
dinanees annulled. These things were done.
It was invited to elect Senators and Repre-
sentatives to Congress. This also was done.
Their representatives we're excluded from
their seats. Where is the evidence of any
impudent" claim? Some ofthem, like Judges
SHARKEY and MARVIN, could have taken
the test oath; others, like JONES, Of North
Carolina, and COOPER, of Tennessee, have
suffered for their Unionism. Yet they re-
turned quietly TO their homes, and their con-
stituents have murmured less than we con-
ceived possible for any people under similar
circumstances. The faith of the nation was
pledged through the Executive, who but fol-
lowed the footsteps of Mr.. LINCOLN. But, by
Misrepresentation and malignant appeals,
the North has ever acquired an entirely
false impression of the temper of the South
ern people, who have been purified by the
furnace of affiiction, and are incapable of
the baseness attributed to them by scheming
demagogues. To one familiar with the suf-
fering and terrible ravages of the war, the
manly bravery, the patience and equanimity,
and earnest struggles of the great mass of
the Southern people, it is adding unfOunded
reproach to the injury Of exclusion to speak
of them as ''impudent claimants of their
rights" and we are surprised that American
soldiers would be guilty of this injustice.
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ChoIern I'm washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-Several reported
cases Of cholera have occurred in this city
within the past few days Secretary SEW
ARD, who was taken i'll last night with re-
turn of his old malady, was thought to be i'm
proving this morning.
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Homes for the Poor.

New YORK, Oct. Sat private din
ner, last evening, Mr.. A. T. STEWART init
mated his readiness to give one million dol
lars for the erection of tenement houses for
the deserving poor Of this city, the condition
being that the land required should be pro-
yided
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Cholera Reports.

New YORK, Oct. 5.-The weather has
become cold and wintry. The cholera ap-
pears to have been effected by the change.
Only twofresh caseswere reported yesterday.
Burial permits for two cholera dead were
issued. The Board Of Health held its usual
weekly meeting yesterday afternoon.
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A PILL-Box factory in Bristol, Vermont,
uses up 500 cords Of birch wood per annum.
- Exchange.
How many cords Of people do tbs
pilS put in them "use up" per annumg
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Respectfully Yours,

Thus retires from the stage of public life,
an aged patriot; one too enfeebled to longer
serve his country, but strong in his convic-
ton that the Constitution and the Union
will ultimately triumph; one who has par
ticipated in successful foreign war and
filled responsible stations in days of pros
perity and peace; one, whose heart has
yearned for his country inthe throes of civil
convulsion, and now saddens at the spectacle
of a disunited people.
In his retirement, however, he carries
with him theconsciousness Of having done his
duty, and the approval Of his constituents,
His conservative voice was drowned amid
the Jacobin clamor at the capitol, which
has taken the place Of wisdom and he,
bearing on his venerable brow the peoples
signet, was thrust from his seat. 1t will be
well foe the State when the men who reject
ed his counsels, and, through him, put an
indignity upon the great right of popular
representation, shall be banished from the
public Offices, as they viii, as surely as truth
is omnipotent and public justice certain"
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snIe a. Stennern-

New York, Oct. 5.-The steamers South
Carolina, Pampero, Marigold, Hybescus,
Speria, Octosa, Pontiac and Sebago were
sold at auction at the navy yard to-day, at
prices ranging from $1,000 to ST., 900, the
latter for the South Carolina.
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FROAT wAsHrNGTON.
Competent Clerks not to be Removed
The Chicago POstmastership.

The Chicago enthusiastically.
New York, Oct. 5-The Herald's Wash
ington special says that the Secretary of the
Treasury has decided not to remove any
competent clerk on political grounds. He
also has announced that his clerks may have
five days leave of absence to 60 home.
1t is generally understood that Gen. Os-
BORNE will not get the Chicago postmaster
shin
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WASHINGTON, October 5.-Assistant Sec
rotary OfState, F. w. SEWARD. has been an
pointed Secretary Of State ad interim. owing
to the sickness Of his father who. without
waiting to recover fully from his previous
attack, devoted himself too closely. and for
many hours day, to his official duties. The
appointment Of his son thus relieving him
from business cares, will afford him a better
opportunity to recover his health.
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pHBr BElEIVG con- INTEREs
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Great Britain.

New York, Oct. 4-The Cornish miners
are leaving their homes by thousands.
Many are emigrating to Australia and
America, while others are seeking employ
ment in the coal fields of South Wales and
of the North of England.
The advance which has taken place IN
the price of copper and tin lands leads to
the hope that the worst of the crisis is now
over.
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CorroN supply IN GREAT BRITAIN.

From the New York Journal of Commerce.
Some six months ago we published table
in relation TO the stock and probable supply
of cotton at Liverpool, which attracted much
attention here and abroad. The following
in continuation of the former statement
from the same source, viii possess a special
interest at the present time:
LIVERPOOL srATEMENT OF eorTox.
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SANDYHooK, Oct. 5.-The steamship Per-
STA, from Liverpool p, via Queenstown 2Sd
September, is signaled. She will reach her
pier about 3 o'clock, this evening.
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Soldiers and native Turks destroy every
thing in their way. Now they plunder the
cattle of the monastery Aeovation, and i'll
treat the priests of the chapel. Carbon,
the red stepanon of Nipus, is exposed naked
to the sun. For every word of indignity
now they brutality attempt gross outrages on
youths, and i'll treat old and manned peo-
pie; and now, excited by murderous pas
sions they slaughter in broad day light.
Disaster ut Seattle City Of Alton En-
counters Gale - Seven Persons
Washed Overheard.
The bark Laura, fifty days from Bremen,
bound to Baltimore, with 21O passengers, was
spoken off Cape Henry, this evening, by the
steamer City of Alton. She reported hav-
ing encountered hurricane on the 22d of
September, and shipped tremendous sea
which washed overheard seven passengers
and one of the crew, besides slightly iniu-
ring fifty others.
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ONE RED BAY STALLION, 151S HANDS
~ high, years old. several white spots on his
forehead. black legs. main and tail, with some
white spots on both hind legs. The owner com
ing forward and proving, property and paying
charges can get him. X. M. CAVETT,
Chief Detective Police,
Office, up stairs. over ID National Back.
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RESIGNATION OF MAJOR WILLIAM
II. LEWIS.

In the following brief note, Maj. LEWIS,
on Tuesday, resigned his position as one of
the Representatives from this county in the
State Legislature:
NASHVILLE Oct ID, 1S66.-To His Err.
oellency VIM. g. BropnlOw Governor Of Ten
nessee-SIR: / hereby tender my resigna-
ton as n Representative from the county of
Davidson in the Legislature of Tennessee.
am chiefly induced to this step by Fea-
son of my feeble health, which forbids me
from undertaking the labor and exposure
incident to a winter session Of the Legisla-
ture.
Permit me to close this brief note by ex-
pressing the fervent hope that wise counsels
may prevail and that the violence of pO-
litical conflict may beassuaged in the speedy
return Of harmony and prosperity to the
people Of our State
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win be presented the thrilling tragedy. entitled
LUCRETIA BORGIA.
OR,THE POISONER.
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AAHUNs sHAhHLUltA, FresidHnf.
WV IL nAEEIIIE VI. ID.
STATEMENT
ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMPANY
AUGUST EST, 1895.

NAME-Enterpriss Fire and Marine Insurance.
Company of Cincinnati Ohm
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ADVERTISEMENTS


THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF IRA
Il bUE Lodge No. 10 l. y. D. +. are requested
to met al their Hall this evening at o'clock for
the purpose Of attending the funeral Of our late
brother. SAMUEL T.. GODsHALL. Members Of
other Lodges and all members Of the order are
invited 10 attend JOHN TAkDIFF, " u.
Oct6-ft
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I HAVE TWENTY-FIVE FINE MULES FOR
\ sALE. from two 20 three year. cid. ~ NJ
Farm, miles East u Gallstin, sam9el county
sepi4--wsss }. }. hlbbEf1
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w. H. cassidy. v. y.
STATE 0F TENNRssRR

- CONPTRoLLERs OFFiCE.
i, =. ". Hatehett Comptroller. hereby certify
that the foregonEfss correct COPY Of semi annual
statement OF the Enterprise Insurance Company
my Office.
Witness my hand and seal Of ofice In Nashville
this 18th day Of September. 1856.
8. w. MAICmErr. Cnmnlroller.
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GCHOOL. NOTICE-

A FTER AN INTERMISSION OF TWO
IA weeks, On account of Cholera, Misses
O'BRYAN will resume their School on Monday
next, October Sth. lOct6-2t
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Turkey-The Canadian RevoIt.

The London Star has the following re-
specting the instruction in Gambia:
PRosNERo, Aug. Ill have to relate
tragical prosecutions and outrages upon
women and children. My hair stands upon
end when contemplating the frightfuI atroc-
tiles which have been perpetrated on our
young women by the frenzied Musselmen.
My heart throbs wildly and my pen drops
from my hand when beholding the feroeity
of the Imperial army. Frantic and roaring
like wild beasts, they run about breathing
revenge for the death of HATH HAssAN, Of
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since her late severe lnclsposiuon of
NJ $ : Annie S en- ter.
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NOTICE.

A NORTHERN LADY, EXPERIENCED IN
~ Teaching. and qualified to instruct in higher
English, French and Music, wishes u situation in
School OF Family. Address. Lock Box II.
Octs-gs
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d JAS. o. PATTERSON. Prut.
II. 7. sPEkkY. SEEN.
STATE or CONNECTICUT1
County Of Hartford. -

Personally appeared jas. q. Baftersou, PTesi-
dent. and II. II. cperry. Secretary. Of the Railway
Passenger Assurance Company. and seYeraily
made oath. that the above statement b. them
subscribed 81 true. according ID their best kn0ul-
edgo and belief CHAs. u. WILSON, n. 2.
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Public Debt of the Uni.cd states,

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3, IS66.-The follow
ing is a statement of the public debt on the
lst OF October, 1866