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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-12-13
RECONSTRUCTION.

The Constitution of the United States
makes it the duty of the President 10 re
commend TO the consideration of Congress
''such measures as he shall judge neces-
sary or expediert" | know Of no meas
ure more imperatively demanded by every
consideration Of national interest, sound
policy, and equal justice, than the admis-
sion of loyal members from the now un-
represented States. This would consum-
mate the work of restoration, and exert a
most salutary influence in the re-cstablish-
ment of peace, harmony and traternal
feeling. 1t would tend greatly to renew
the confidence of the American people in
the vigor and stability of their institutions.
1t would bind us more closely together as
a nation, and enable us to show to the
world the inherent rccuperative power of
a Government founded upon the principles
of liberty, justice and intelligence. Our
increased strength and enhanced prosperi-
ty would irrefragably demonstrate the
fallacy of the arguments against free in
situations drawn from our recent national
disorders by the enemies of republican
government. The admission Of loyal
members from the States now excluded
from Congress, by allaying doubt and ap-
prehension, would turn capital, now
awaiting an opportunity for investment,
into the channels of trade and industry.
1t would alleviate the present condition
of those States, and by inducing emigra-
tion, aid in the settlement of fertile regions
now uncultivated, and lead TO an increased
production of those staples which have
added so greatly to the wealth of the ma
ton and the commerce of the world.
New fields of enterprise would be opened
to our progressive people, and soon the
devastations of war would be repaired.
and all traces of our domestic differences
effaced from the minds of our country
men.
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TIE NATIONAL DEBT.

The report presents much more salts
factory condition of our finances than one
year ago the most sanguine could have
anticipated. During the fiscal year ending
the 30th June, 1865, the last year of the
war, the public debt was increased S941,-
9O2, ,537, and on the 3 Ist of October, 1865,
it amounted TO $2,740, ,S54, $50. On the
51st day of October, 1866, it had been
reduced to s., 2,55l ,3lO,006 the diminu-
ton, during period of fourteen months,
commencing September l, 1865, and
ending October 81, 1866, having been
5000, ,279, ,565. In the last anDual report
on the state Of the finances, it was esti:
mated that during the three quarters of
the fiscal year ending the 30th June last,
the debt would be increased SIP, ,l94, 947.
During that period, however, it was re-
duced S3l, 1876, 361, the receipts Of the
year having been $50 800, ,905 more, and
the expenditures $500, ,529, 235 less than
the estimates Nothing could more clearly
indicate than these statements tnc extent
and availability Of the national resources.
and the rap.dity and safety with which,
under our form of Governmcnt, great
military and naval establishments can be
disbanded, and expenses reduced from a
war to = peace footing.
RECEIPTS FoI; TIE FISCAL YEAR.
During the fiscal year ending the 3Oth
of June, 1866, the receipts were sos
O32 ,620, and the expenditures $3.50. 75O,-
$40, leaving an available surplus of
S37, ,271 ESQ 1t Is estimated thu. Inc
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-12-13

TRRANoCTL STATE OF THE COUNTRY.
Fello,c-citizens Of the Senate and House o.
Representatives, ..,a.. --..... .......
g, After brief interval the, Congress of
| the United States resumes It's annual leg
islative labors. An all-wise and merciful
Providence has abated the pestiIence
which visited our shores, leaving its Gala
mitous traces upon some portions of our
country. Peace, order, tranquility, and
civil authority have been formally declared
to exist throughout the whole United
States. In all of the States civil authori-
ty has superseded the coercion of arms,
and the people, by their voluntary action,
are maintaining their governments in full
activity and complete operation. The
enforcement of the laws is no longer sob
structed in any State by combinations too
powerful to be suppressed by the ordinary
course of judicial proceedings - and the
animosities engendered by the war are
rapidly yielding to the benefcent infuen-
ces of our free institutions, and to the
kindly effects of unrestricted social and
commercial intercourse. An entire resto-
ration of fraternal feeling must be the car
nest wish of every patriotic heart /; and
we will have accomplished our grandest
national achievement when, forgetting the
sad events of the past, and remembering
only their instructive lessons, we resume
our onward career as q free, prosperous.
and united people.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-12-13
ACTION OF TIE EXECUTIVE.

The action oftho Executive Department
of the Government upon this subject has
been equally definite and unifrrm, and the
purpose of the war was specifically stated
in the proclamation issued by my ptedeces-
sor on the 22d day of September, 1862.
1t was then solemnly proclaimed and
declared that thereafter. as heretofore.
the war viii be prosecuted for tue object
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Presidents S Message.

TRRANoUIL STATE OF THE COUNTRY.
Feuo,c-citisens Of the Senate and House Of
Representatives, :: .... r.. .-.-.....- .......
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-25

nne shall ALL have ata the subject
consables contempt jur
ees % 9 innt aseS % xh94s % % @ s
ps ss poe al ;: 5ass ass sSe @
% to Ss sa@ al
Hs5ns5 the % 5s ppsa p%n a 5
before before the % said Court @ in which % allowed
sa;r1 be furnished BY the
cor Which places a
alternately Court in the a~I o%n Beas fns
xH The District Court shall hold quarterly sessions, and the Of
s nstas ss II
c:S ysB s s, @ Fin
Court but he shall equity in
be X 1 sT Th 1 ida day % the @ u % s the District
:si 5af si;sS cash. BY the party
Of the o'"
s = @ ss .:s SS$
ss saa shall 3 file sfa11sp al the mo
decrees s 1aS@sai aeSs and
o1 s she9 9 s x en3sr s % and na s n the
kept P1 ~ y law 1n in NH his office ee..n 49,
resign sgnntGn %1o roth ohe5n5e r the the oven shan
LIE sa s and oe4 s oss sss Sa t @
!ss s the ~n ssE IN % ss s csa
y the 5" % nd to ns be o s by the % cS' an & Of aPl & by a Act h
require the printing report Dr
XIX All fines imposed 1ai to the
Court is located; but all of Sessions
shall constitute District be
equally divided between the District
And the said District Fund in addition
docket fee of dollar in civil demanded is
under fifty dollars and two dollars if the demanded
amount two dollars criminal dollars
by the ' PROVISIONS V
M Sx Hs D5e % % % mea ss sad be he held & nS s @ Clerk the
received all paid District Judge without
said he conptroe1
their Deputies Sheri and Clerks Court
accused be convicted he shall of prosecution
II collection from the convict cannot be had then the
before whom the trial shall during tie
trial that the prosecution without probable
shall execution AS organization of the District
Court be practicall the Judge thereof special
Petit and Pleas Jurors in the prescribed law Superb
Courts, and at Jurors shall be
In the Senate Hon the day OF September
OF our Lord one H tn11snd eight hundred sixty-six
w ~ :, IyKTEI e,1GWIkx f':*a1n .,.. X r Ms % Sz1c
Approved JAMES l.. OnR.
AN ACT PARTIES ALL CASES
TESTIMONY CASES MANNER AS
l. BE enacted by the Senate and House Representatives,
met me and sitting IN General Assembly and by the authority same
inquiry suit action proceeding
IN the State before having parties
the whose behalf
brought or defended and all
Court on behalf Of either or anv %? M ; m 10 ile ;
prevent either
he OF parties bowie by this
IL That in the trial Of cases.
and y m ne desires to d" So and not ote~is as to the facts
|
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-25

Acrs PASSED BY THE LEGISLATURE,
TIE EXTRA SESSION OF 1866.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PHOENIX
AN ACT
sitting Assembly, by the authority of the rs follows
December in the
hereby repealed except as to its first and second
sections State except Charleston
shall established
thereof soon as possible after his election exce in the
Courts
the Election District of Charleston
Berkeley The Judge of each District Court shall receive from tho ~
salary year payable quarterly
and he shall entitled annually
the District Court Fund as hereafter an additional
to be paid quarterly
hundred dollars Barnwen dollars
Darlington District dollars; District
dd dos Fairfield District dollars; Georgetown
trict one thousand dollars: Inren District five bundled ~ New
berry District five Orangebug District
dollars; District dol District
hundred dollars Union District five bnndred dollars Yt D;t
five hundred dola Williamsburg District doa
ley Election District District
thousand dollars Beaufort District oars
District five hundred dollars for
gadia Districts m Of this State five hundred dollars Po
s%s"s
shall be when the Court and the
II That the District organized
S the nssis sEs 5 he % A 5
provided by law. ' -
shall III act sa: & @ sad aa @ a sda a Go the 1s as
s ha saos@ t5s ca hs
before enteng the duties of his Office
of the State and the oath specially
to be taken by the incumbets
w. That the District Jurisdiction subject
The right of appeal the Appeal Court larceny
they are established
v All prosecutions the District
Attorney General which District
hs Gsss BY by % % ppa % %
District Judge.
VI The District concurrent Jurisdiction subject
appeal aforesaid with the Court Common
which the title to land involved and which
the amount OF claimed does
and the which limits the proceedings summary process
Courts OF enlarged hundred dollars
exclusive jurisdiction all
employee master and
VII The Judge Of the District
and supervise all
misdemeanor application made
him. into the trial and
10 rcct the thereof and conditions
to most conducive the
he authorized before
may be necessary.
VIII The Judge respects have the
Magistrate his District
Clerk and Sheriff of his appertaning the
jurisdiction and business of said Court Coroner
Magistrates Consables and Boards
10 any OF proceed ORDERS attachments
prohibition,
TX The Judge of the District shall power
lect the du and be liable to the penalties respect to
conferred and imposed Magistrates
Act concerning the Office and duties of Magistrates passed
OF December Ammo Domini thousand eight
or rea and admit to bail all baa and
m h cases. aDe IN his Court and also exercise jurisdiction under
ne snail not have the to discharge let to bail
cna1se felony not clergyabe after bill has been found
OF the District shall
Magistrates by the "A promotion
preston oi and other idle and dsoey ratified the
DAY OF March, Ammo Domini Thousand hundred
ghtyseven and shall likewise Magistrates
and duties Of Magistrates twenty ay December
ammo 'omn one thousand eight hundred
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-24
STEAMSHIPS.
r.FVERROOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling ut Havana oueenstownt land and embark Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton and signing bills OF lading
here through rates Of freight hence to st. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp Rotterdam,
Gothenbuzg and Havrs.
Storage tickets by this line bring
passengersrom Liverpool Queenstown to New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult
The final port of destination may either hxsd signing
the bills of ladng declared BY the holder OF the bill
of adng within twelve after the steamers arrival
ct liverpool thus aaoEdas the importer the choice Of
markets,
TNEHE BBETEsH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited, will dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Sailing from LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
Daring the Summer
LOUISIANA 1874 tOns....P. Janlson Captain.
MISSISSIPPI. Campbell, Captain
FLORIDA 1887 tong....A Finn, Captain
MISSOURI tons, "A Hancock, Captain.
ARKANSAS. Il. Barron Captain.
1880 Wul L. Mssney, Cspt
GAMBIA 1851 tons ....J Graham, Captain.
CAROLINA .l6al tons .....J. HaTOy, Captain.
BOLIVIAN. 1913 tons H. P. p COuche Capt
Cabin Passage to Liverpool sl2s gold or It's equivalent
currency.
For rates of freight apply to
-. HUNTER, AsKEW L Co. 81 oarondelet street.
onsgneos of goods are respectfully desired to present the
Bills of Ladlng at the Office their freight and obtain
livery orders for the same.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-24

CINCINNATI-ste Silver Cioud-5O bxs
bacon ] Adams &co-25 bHs cheese to F Avet &
Cambon-2 bbls glassware to J J Aston &co-20
pkes do S Andersou-l40 empty bbls Bach &co--
53 Rhds bacon 20 ties hams $50 bXs starch to Oscar
Bercier-lot furniture S Bowcn-50 pkgs liqnor to
Barnett & Shepari-5i doz brooms S NJ Barton 4
BiocIymarY bars steel to Bennett 4 inrges-2l
bars and bdls iron Beggs Wolacy &co-3 boxes
books Blelock &co-5 do Geo Castar &co-34 pkes
machinery " L Cushiag-G6 collins . heaTses %
bbjs ,,ork lyxs Indse to 9 i Crane-5 ties hams
bbis beef P Cook-4GO bhls pork L K Converse
( cases vine Dreyfus Bros &Co-5 ties hams and 10
fl;T,s bntte1sp DWyer-l7O pkus butter so bxs ba-
con | bhd do bbl do 40 ties bacon 10 tcs hams L.
bhIs epgs Il DelBondio-ll39 bags malt A Erath Il |
eo--1 3kcs IiGuor / pkgs mdse l3mley &co-GO hf
| bbls beer Il Fischer-lot machinery Folger &co-
| 10 hbIs liouor Francke 4 Danneel-41 boxes glass
ware ! CIsuche-51 BIS cheese 10 do beef S. fkns |
b4.or 81 tes hams ( Il C,rietf-l00 bxs starch 10
do beef 50 FINS butter Grief 4 Byrnes-3 bxs mds
Payne, Huntington &co-5 bEs starch bzs soap
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-24

concessions whatever. There were sales to-day Of
lof bbls., IN two lots, at $50 q Dbl. Dealers are
obtaining $50 258$s8 so U Dbl.
B4ooN-Is in very light supply with fair re-
tail demand, and prices are very firm at l9c. for
shoulders, 2llc. for ribbed Sides 22lc. for clear
ribbed, 23Ac. for clear sides Sugar cured hams
are in better supply, andprces remain unchanged
at 268@27c, q b. There were sales to-day Of 60
casks clear sides in one lot at 25c. " 10.
LAED--Is in limited supply with good inquiry,
and prices are decidedly frmer. There were sales
to-day Of 80 tierces prime at 228c. Dealers are
asking 225@23c, for prime in tierces and 243o for
kegs. -. 4.
WHIsKY-Is selling by the lot at 81 2o@S2 20
for good Western reetifed, and g S73c' 4 gallon
in jobbing lots,
INDIA BAGG1NG--Is in very active demand Whle
prices are very firm. There were sales to-day OF
so bales at 40c, y yard. 1t is retailing al oVo' e.
yard in rolls, and Ale. % yard in bales
/ BALE RorE-is in active demand at previous
prices Sales to-day include 500 coils at lS+c'
Dealers are furnishing the demand for the country
at Ice. q %.
prices are firm with an Upward tendency They
are selling at Sic. apiaee.
n LARD UIL.-llSI5 were Sa4J5 tOHasty " =" S949'
on private terms. 1t is held at 81 S00$l 80 "
gallon.
star CANp1Bs-Are in good 'rstail demand at
20e for u o. 21c for Is o., 22c. for IA o., and
25e. for flil weight.
sALT-Is in fair supply and demand, and prices
are firm at S20$2 10 for Liverpool coarse, ane
50 05@s2 zoe. for fine, from store. 81 Soc has
been offered and refused for lots Of Liverpool
coarse.
I suNDRrEs-Eggs are selling at s32 u bbl., Pota
toes at 81 250$2 % Dbl, Onions at 81 25@$4 81
Dbl, Apples at 50 5o@$6 50 q Dbl, ant
+ Chickens at $l2@sl3 3 dozen Ror old, and s4Cgt
for young.
NAVAL .SToREs-Rosin is very scarce and in re
quest and prices are firm at 81 25E0S2 so for com
mon; 81 for No. 2, and 81 - Dbl. for MOL, Pitcl
, is selling at SO V Dbl. Tar at 81 So and Spirits
d Turpentine ct 5706Oc. u gallon.
I Woo1-Is in fair supply but dull at l40l7c, 70
berry, 18@2Oc. for inferior, and 23@25c. 70
V washed.
b HoPs-Are scarce and dull at SO@S3c. for Be
!, gian, and 75c. O. ID for American.
|. MAIT-Is in limited supply, but dull at 81 50 fo
Z Western and 81 9O1s2 for Canada.
y Butter AND CHgEsE-Good Western and No
$ thern Butter is scarce with good retail demand
3 at 25@3Oc. for common Western, 35@3sc. fc
Y prime do and 4Sg45c. per ID for Northen. Strict
A Ichoceis held at 4Sc. per h.. Cheese is quiet
4 15Gl8o. for Western and 2lc.per ID. for Enghs
If dairy lots g
If CoFFEB-The stock on hand is quite light, an
IS demand fair. Dealers are supplying the daman
!, for the country at 27@283c for ordinary to prim
3 Rio in currency. a,.sa
~ FRp4errs THE rate by steamer to Liverpool
y ID. for cotton, at which figure the Fire Queen
: now loading. Rate by sailto Lverpuolis ID. % ID
a and to Havre l4c, y ID. for cotton. BY steamt
e to New York and Boston it is 3G9o. q b., an
2 by sail 3@9-16c. u II. for cotton,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-24
g @rIeans loneg gEIarbet!

: fzxxgnisr oFsleR no. "a CAAF sEHgESa
Thursday Evening, August y. lAua
The variations In the financial movement to-day
have been an advance of about 3 q cent. in Gold,
and a very slight Improvement in rates Of Foreign
Exchange. The Gold market opened with IN
creased arnness under the improvement at New
york isst evening, Is advised by telegraph, while
the telsgsams received to-day were well calcu-
lasea to farther initiate prices The demand has
boon at an active character throughout, and with
iair supply offering sales show an excess upon
previous daiig reports, as viii be seen BY the sub
s5Uined statements Of particulars, viz. 5000 At
lag; slo,aoo and $40 600 at 1853 $4,000 at
zz6s $4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000
and 1000, Tie latter by one banker,
al 1857; $4,000 and $4,000 at lat !;
zaad sia,0 900 and $4,000 at lAT4. There has been
very active business in Silver to-day, and the
authenticated sales include some triding lots Of
American coin within the range ofour quotations,
and the following operations in Mexican dollars,
viz: 1900 ct lAs, 1000 al LASH 5000 at last 500 at
49, 5000, deliverable tomorrow, at 1494, and 1000
for gold at n y cent premium. We now quote
Cola at l4e2@147l, end Silver at lS4@lS5 for
american coin, aad 14s9i4s for Mexican dollars.
FoHEIaN ExGHkNeE-The improvement IN Gold
has impaired increased strength to the Foreign
14ASAattScakhAlAckB 10 WHICH Is a new
York telegram quoting llOa for sixty day sterling
Bills this evening, which doubtless refers to sigh
bills. Should the latter be the class comprised
however, the dispatch would still exhibit an i'm
proyemsnt as even sight bills have heretofor
been quoted 1t considerably lower figures. Til
sales today secluded EeeeD Bit 81 iading bills q
1sO eIs.0Oe haak sterling at l55; ssOOO and eco
do. At 1865, and 2soo0 do. at 1871. Operations
francs comprised no emOunts Of sufficient magn
tude to receive special notice, and we now quot
bank sterling at l55@I5T, clear biIls at l5o@I5
bill Of lading bills Of 1ls9l4s, bank francs S62st
S86f., and outdoor francs s.7e6lse5f.
DOMESTIC ExcHkEdE ~ There ID no mater
variation 81 any Kind 70 report under this hea
sing. me supply Of Commercial. offerings i s.
livery light and the demand at Bank for reniittan
purposes exhibits but littlei i any, improvemei
The purchases by Banks andRanlera to-day he
been restricted to $4,000 and ss5 900 New 70
sight al % cent discount; $4,000, $4,000 a
7S 900 do. at q cent discount; and $4,000 thu
dayg sight at y cent discount The rnli
ag1Iea az the close Of business this evening WI
a@4 q cent. discount At Rank, and a93 y &c
discount on the street, for Sight Checks on
Northern cities.
BNcu1REsR NOTEs AND SEouRITIEs There hs
been ne sales Of any magnitude reported in |
former to-day and operations in the latter ha
been restricted to shares Of City Railroad Co
paoy stock at "a price that has been withheld;
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arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Harlan, Lewis, from Galveston and
Indianola, to G Harri5-lst district
Steamer Lucretia, Davis, from Mobile, to Hunt
ington Bros-Basin
Bark Brunswick, Sylvester, from Havana, to 3
<4Iurison SEQ, previously reported at Quaran'
tine, )--Algiers
Br brig Sir Robt Peel, Corners, from Havana, tc
E rroisgros, previously reported at Quaran
inc, I'D district 10
schr Morris Fronty, from Havana, to master
previously reported at Quarantine, I'D dis
triGt Il
Mx schr Pauuet de Tampico, Ganzene, from Vert
Cruz, to ] NJ Orol in ballast-2d district q
STEAMBOATS,.
Silver Cloud No 2, Martin, from Cincinnati.
Henry Ames, Crawford, from St Louis.
Nina SHINES, Greathouse, from Bayou Sara.
Blue Wing No 8, Little, from Mobile.
Mary, Myers, from Mobile.
A G. Brown, Barringer, from Lower Coast.
Cornie, Aucoin, from Thibodaux.
Live Oak. Bassett, from Fort Jackson.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-24

MOBME-Steamer Lucretia-7 bales domestics
Lehman & Godchaux--9 do gunny bags 10 rolls of
leather Is bdls bags Huntington Bfos-l Dbl Bla-
don water Atlantic and Miss s S Cole seeks bark
c Weishaar-sO bales cotton NJ Hunter &co-1 do
Butt, Flash & Lyon--1 cotton gin Howard & john
SOM do Wolf & Thompson do bxs mdse
Lihn-1 do to Lehman, Newgass &co-sundries to
order-Total 81 bales cotton 500 e. r.- .e--
MOBILE-Steamer Blue Wing No 3-s bales of
cotton w E Leverich--1S2 do Wilson & Youug-1
hhds bacon n Ware ~ Bro-39 cases wine Jno 7
Hardie &co-2 bXs mdse W B Tullis
INDIANOLA AND GALVEST0N-Steam
Harlan-slOO0 in currency Biscoe Il Smms-Sl0l
do M Spero-S2600 in specie Pilsbufy-sl5O0 do
Francke 4 Danneel-s350 do Kern Il Shearer-l45
head cattle McQuoid, Mehle&eo-s undries to order
MOBILE-steamer Mary--29 bales cotton to
R Pritchard-2O do 20 bales osnaburgs Campbell
& Eckford-sundriea to order-Total 40 bales cot
ton
HAVANA--Bark Brunswick-25OO bxs sugar to
HAYANA~Br brig Sir Robert Peel-82O hhds
molasses