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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-14
Gen. Grant.

We copied a few days ago q very
brief abstract OF the allusion In the
speech of Cen Logan Mt Galcua. I'll,
to the position Of Gen Grant on po-
liticalmatters We Gndiu the Chicago
IfilWe a fuller report Of the speech,
which we copy below 1t ably expo
SEES the attempt made by the johnson
men to degrade Gen. Grant in the eyes
Of the loyal party by making it appear
that be approves OF the policy OF An
drew Johnson, Gen Logan sad
He remembered TINT it was Ga
lena that had given 10 the country
that distinguished soldier and patriot,
Cen. Z. S. Grant, and that this was
his home, and it was to his friends and
meighbors now he spoke lie had
fought ,ndor his banner in the field,
he expeesed to fight under it in civil
life. He could say he knew General
Grant well and intimately, AID be
knew all his hopes ana sympathies
we're with the great loyal masses of
the nation, Who by tier yalor and
blood had saved the country lLone
continued applause Whatever IL
forts miqht be made to have ST appear
/ chat he was i'm sympathy with Corner
heads and rebels. IN their efforts 10
turn the Government over to traitors
North and South. he wished to gay 10
the people here ana eyervwhere. That
/ General Grant was entitled to Die
fullest confidence OF The Union men OF
the country. Great applause Gen.
Grant was no politicioo ANA n was
not his province TO minoie in the no.
Gticll discussions If the dav; bnt ey-
erv military act of his. all lis military
orders had reteiyod tbe eptbusias. l.
applause OF al The loyal men of Tie
country Inmense cheeripg) his
acts had shown unmistakably tbat d,
was right. "a voice. we all know Il
He would say ms To relieve lie conn
try; that he knew others in This pres.
ence know. and all who know Gen
Grants opinions know that he was
openly for the Constitutional amend.
ment nresenfed bv Conoross fp.o
lonoed apn1anse Not 0nlv tbof L,t
he knew Of His oWn Enoviodyn t,o.
he was eanestlv for Hthe Ciyil R;qhe
bin, and had used all his influence 4,
induce the President to sipn it,
Great cbeeripoN Ho wanll eav frr
cher. that as far As Gen Grant wa,
concerned the army would be usct
to every proper exiont to nrotect tb,
Union men Of the soutb aoai,sf n,
oppression Of rebels 0CbeereS Al
tba eigns of tbo 4i,,,o. ;,l1l;ast.l ~.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-14
MninC Election.

1leino spoke int loud and unmis-
taxable voice against my policy T"
on Monday. Gen Chamberlin, the
Union Nominee for Governor, is elect
cd by twenty nine or thirty thousand
iAajority The Unionists also carried
every County, every Senatorial Dis
trict, and every Congressional District
by largely increased maiorties over
last year. The State Legislature viii
ba composed largely Of Union men.
The Dirigo State has certainly re-
sponde1 Mo q nobly to Vermont.
ir ----.---... -. ----------
PoIricu. Tho Republicans Of
New York met il convention at SYRIA
cufe on the 9th inst, and re-nomi-
mated Gov Fenton Cen Woodford
was nominated for Lieut. Governor
stephen G. IIoyt, for Canal Commits
sioner, and Gon Hammond for Inspec
tor of State Prisons.
The vote in Mortified for Tow
Representative was us follows e X
Jones, Union, 375; D. w. Hodley
Democrat 20G; Union majority, so. r
One year ago the Union majority wal
36La goodly ain. 81
Mr. Francis Hall, Secretary Of Col
orado Territory, telegrapbs as follows
The Territorial Board of canvass
ers flushed counting the vote on tb,
evening of the 5th inst, George n
Chillicott, the Republican canildat.
foridelegate to Congress, had q major
lily of 10S over Hunt; tha Admin5tra
ton candidate Gov. Cumming CAV
certificate of election to Hunt. and
majority of the Board Of Canyassor
gave q certificate to Chillieott. Gov
/ Cummings action in the matter j
looked upon by majority of Hunt
supporters as an outrage upon TIA
people Of Colorado Itb
Senator Scovil Of New Jersey, re
Gently declared in q speechthat it wa
his purpose to vote, Mt the extra ses
SION Of the Legislature, not only in ia
yor of the Constitutional Amendment
1 but for the election also of Mr.. Cate
as United States Senator.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-14

THE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT The
Freshman class in this College is lar
ger than any one for some years past,
1t exceeding twenty in number. b
The char Of Analytical and Applied
Chemistry will be Tiled during the
coming year. by P4of. Chas. Blake, OF
Providence, H. L. MIR. Blake is IA grad
uate oi Brown University OF the
class Of 1866, a gentleman OF ine tall
enta, who has been for four years quail
flying himself ior his profession ia the
best schools OF Europe
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-14

Expensive TE1ldRAPmNd "A son 5
densed synopsis of President 90, 1opH york.
speech at Delrnonico's, IN New TO
OF ass words, was telegrPn9so4ti on.
Reuters European Press Ass10'" ~ an
Thursday, by the Atlantic eaPi SG,,sn ~
expense of S50l9 in gold, a V .hd EN-
Of 47S words, in cypher, from ~, ~ the
peror Macmillan Of Mexico J.
Empress Charlotte, now. N l,,i nr
also passed over the cable t 49, over
The cost OF TRANSMISSION fq"'
$4,000.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-14


Az "ARMIN-Am7 lrEM. Gov Far-
child Of Wisconsin was one 81 ,ha
bravest heroes of tho war against tie
rebellion. a gentleman who was ia-
troducod to hm the other day a.
served, rs le took his left hand bat
ho had lost Lis fightarm Yes ai
the Governor IN reply Il attended 3
convention at Gettysburg in 1863 ADD
met a Southern delegate who was very
anxious to walk arm-in-arm with ne
and when we separated ! found lla.
the embrace had been rather costly
The remark was quietly made, la'
suggested a world Of valuable reflect
IONS
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-14
sdpt9m6er Il

upon The new fields at the West. This
is an excellent way OF differing, if such
little communities must differ, and if
generally practisod We should soon
cease to hear so much about the al
legged scarcity Of clergymon, and con
sequenily, about the meagrencss of
their support.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-14

Is5~ George Tussell. native Of
Danwlle Vt, q horse-jockey and gam
bier, was killed at Chicago on the 9Th
INST, by woman he had seducod.
He struck the woman, and she in
stanty fired three shots, each of which
would have been fataL Tlussell died
instantly, and the woman was arrested
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-14

Among the patents issued from
the Patent Office, Sept 4, were the
following
Lucius H. Golf of st. Adams Vt,
assignor to Thomas c. Winslow of the
same place, for Improvement in barrel
LITTER
Reissue % w, Warner of Williston,
VI, for Improvement in horse-rakos.
Patented Nov Is, 1864. 9a3a9 I4o
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-14

fg- Rev. Stephen Tying, D., D., Of
the Episcopal church, and known as
II firm anti-slavery man, has written
a letter declining the Chaplaincy of
the Cleveland Soldiers Convention. y
he, however fully endorses Mr..
Beecher's letter for the admission of
loyal members from the South to
Congress. ;. e.
, 1866-12-14

Ihe'her the main question shal, aox bs put snd
the pTe,ious question was ordered tJ : AJea. Il :;
1he ques,Icn then REQUIRED Oh tho saop:1oa aad
confirmation OF tho report
If t. b, F9gor Tss a9sR,sa eonat9s y, aoa
u po.e: a. Ayes a:e as soe: 9m'tses o' Tbs following
On nS.ion Of ~ Storey COMMITTEES Of ahses,
eonaisdER Of Mcssn. Storey. usdesmsn .na
q aos W. 70 so1ss
regard to he tananHllnu Of Western Associate
Ptcta reports.
The same committee were empowered to neso-
tiaic contiaci and ltport recommendations to
:he Board OF n1sec.ora FOR .ct'on.
The action in reference 10 dctalla of reports
generally contained IN article 10. Of he order Of
bntlneas, w&s referred TO the Beard Of D.reetors.
Ar. HalRiead moved tho sppolntment Of 4 eom-
mittee OF THREE TO correspond with the associated
publishers, outs!de ol New Iolk, md he nows-
ctated pTese, with view TO organize Unised
states Associated F1est, and rcpois 10 the Board
1rc r.c!'on prevailed, and IT., csc!r ao?,'rtc.
AE. Cowlcs. Of Cleveland.
On motion. the COMMITTEES IN relation to trle-
for tbs cent Alixz,ion and dstlibntioa of South
NJ. ). Aed!Il moved = resolution which. he said,
Hould put $1s 600 tnto The pockets Of he gentle.
men present. md offered The following: -.
~ R<so!rsd fhat she member! Of this AssocI.-
t4%*s AAAAG1A<0 - Up4J ANA AA44AtAaAuAlS
" With the members Of Congress 10 repeal the
tax on Advertisements.
The resolution was unanimously carried.
A dtfcueslon then took place on tho sepeal Of
tho duty on paper and on Ill materials entering
into lis composition, 80 ~ 10 place the tnsnu1ac-
tnfcys on the satue footing ~ lhe consumer. The
pFopIicty OF repeating lhe tar wa8 unanimously
approved.
4 vote Of thsnta was rendered hy the AssocIa-
'ion 70 Professor AmAEa Mccoy and q. II. Crosby,
EeQ.. for the use OF the lecture room.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
, 1866-12-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

Skating is inst now the glory Of Chicago. All
tie world Is on ekates-or wants to be. We have
now fire elsttns establishments In the city, run
by corporations. in addition to The peoples tkat-
ing pond, the rives, which. .stng scarcely able to
b The demosdc sosi. 1hes i ei.ae1 her ,oa poo1
OF 100 pEond 10 pay the admission fee TO the
:ksuDs r parks nj 2 R,;s ana tas 80 f,aS:
fkstesf and ei'ed wish spectators. l, would eccm
a ;hcrE: co1hle zig f-aunc accommodation
M,a Low E,4sntsd y IN chiesss. vast - 9,cy 1,e.
Gcnend seesna 10 increase more rapidly than the
IL wctt Side Skating Pink, situated Just east
epered last evening. The raid pirate open.
nx esE9 5or s rs1l :s5 nstMsss se @s
terwasdz: In DO .Gentlrmen'. apartment vas
trsead boun'lful table, au1saIaing hugs bowls.
Which; IT. given si;ns M MsEe Oiled wt.h m1s1.a- M
uppI"d with IL About thirty shareholders aud
feT iEsi'. Ene.:s rat down 10 the re2aet aad en-
,h.s tse near spp1osch 81 s2sins nj t,ns ] neeessta @
long before they had become wessisorie
The dl!ie:rat ekaainc Institutions ,serc throneed
o.. i: taia ,h.t sone c4ee!iee. + stsdDe ha.
been enjoyed tnstde the hseatws,es opposite Mich
0.xmA O. nos:sz--..o9lsrr Twist" a p.,y d ,.r,,.
t1cl non, o.eof Charles DtcsenA car}icsi and
Lucille Western tsllns The character Of aS1sc7
S.kc..'' This being Miss Rassern'a farewell, and
ouly berca:, I full house maj be counted on.
AtsItx.-" Griffith Ga.At" stt1 holds the
boards. tut will positively be Withdrawn at CT
SATURDAY Light. Ii theIe aru any piay-gocrs who
lave failed TO tee this charming drAmanzaslon.
,hey will either attend rc.rst their lost o1por-
turites.'' ~
McN1chEE's IuEA7nE.-L~ r. Barrett appssrs
to;lisha In tie role Of .Ilasalct"-a ehstae.er tn
Which he has few eupeEiosa. The engagement OF
4is talented a.toE terntp.tel with the present
week. s13 his benefit tonishz shonld be sao'
f;aIilsl ore.
CIncts-i.nkec Robi- sons Circus + etill a
great attraction. notwithstanding The many o:aess
ring AID The snlrna!s ontsidc form combination
OF ether Of tic entertainment Ii ever Few.
s1HE fAnE1A CoSckETA.-iht sale Of tickets TO:
Inc LA1ctEan coutcrts MS lnI.e animated Jc4ter-
n7!; ana lbe tA'Ge number taAcn may b con sId-
p the advertisement in this iasuo Will
shew thai The naaasrueui now announce
Gnt tTo eoucef:t, paE,lf, on Monday and Turs-
oss evenings, SO that 1hote who proposed 10 them.
tetses ltc peafHre Of hearing 'sglotious Pa.epa !"
on hednesday evening. will be disappointed. We
taTsett The necessity for sn early Application for
Tickets, Is 1ruIn the lne:ca.ions Or yesterday the
dit.aut.
SI. 6foEGEb hEsEv0lExr SoclETT,-The ha1l
given On Wednesd day evening By the 81, Geoyce't
EeEcSoltnt Associat!on Is reported to hare bean
an lmEat ntt Success. the managers being OBLIGED
70 secure the hall above Tot lhe 1eeommodatIo1 81
their EnckA.
NAhHIxGTox HAr1--Ihe :. Congress Of Won
Cers '-iEcladrc The Stx1csc Twins, The Scotch
queen and The doulle.hestee g,rl, NJ Aq.ouncet
lot tonight
, 1866-12-14

tpg IN Eorope-prtnc.pally iu England md
tbs lats rebsl Government, bnt now eiaincd by
ether a Pasuea; 4 PORTION q shis apptoptii.
counsel. and 70 furnish security for indeu-
n1ncauon OF costs In casa Of failure. The soItz
instituted cover Al amount OF about twenty mil
lions OF dolars, zud II they were properly prose
eu'ed, It ras toou2ht l.s9e proportion ol the
t9s w 1esdsd to pay The expenses Of the eaptufe
barn followed for about Jear, and tho expense
Incurred might be eonaideIed unnecessarily largc,
Hc feraIded the money - we'll spent, :or Il ebow.
I'd that there w,na not spot on the earth whorn
50 great . criminal could escape from the ayenr.
ine hand of Justice. Ha hoped tho n.otIon would
be with drawn.
Mr. sC0FiELD replied that AFTER tho exn].n,.
ton by the gentleman from Pcnnsylrauia, ID Was
kAttstcd he approximation wAa pr1per. and would
"ithdfaw hla motion After aone olher amend.
Ments Of IN unlmpoftant character, the bill MI
read Third HHue and The committee rose.
Mr. STEVENS moved The HopRe 60 into Com,
rn:tt"c af tie Whole en- The rrr ~" mrs Mas's~s
Mr. WARD. Of New fori, obtained the noor ii
the conclusion Of his remarks, the committee rnsr
and the uouse adjourned.
, 1866-12-14

Pnblic Meeting Called fer In Csnuectton
With she HnFon and UnrAfte Cantl Enfee-
trrpF1se-AdditjonAl Indictments Against
Fcntnn Prisoners
Tonos7o, December 13.-The Mayor has besa
requested to cali public meeting 70 hcar Cor.
ernoE Bsose. OF Illinois, on the resources aud
character Ct the country west Of Chicago sntI
iinnred matters In connection with the Shi,
Ew1rTt1tno, c. f.. Deccmbe, 13--Tne Court
opened to-day ii o'clock. The Grand Jury prt.
seused the following true bills
Geo. Crawford ss clti1cn of a tose!cn Ststs,
for fesooiously belnr n arm. u - asstn.t n Mer ~
mtnions; also Of larrcny.-.three blu..
Guetare Morrill,, A. citizen OF foreign STAT,
being in arms against Her Majesty also Tor tieal
Ing from tie peFrop-two bills.
Terrence McDora.d, for assault With inteat 10
commit rape; also robbery.
1homas Smith, being : ctiizen OF foreign
country. iot felcn,oualy be1a: and continuing h
a1lne sealnst bar Najseiy,
George F. Howard, dttso 1snies Re&r1en, dit
to: Fenton holmes. larceny.
They wcrc teyerslly artaiEued. and "a ~ c1.es
pleaded not RutltJ, md their tfia1 were dEed to.
ihe 18th instznt
1hc court then adiousned ut l:eo p. Il, anti
Tucsdxy next
, 1866-12-14
auetton Sales.
GPECIAL SALE OF AN ELEGANT
- stock of
Rich and Medium Furniture, Pier
Glasses, New Carpets, &C.,
AT AUCTION,

VIII be eonunutd On FRIDAY, De- 1ath st 10 oc1ock
NJ In pIee q Wedntsday, 1s,h consisting Of ens
Of the uost extensive ktocas Of e custom ads fur
n1tnfe IN the West And consists Of the and m7.t
beautiful styea hte al of which Il made Of The be4t
leAoned wocd and b. the hest makers In the coa1-
uy. Ine etncE consists IN patt Of elegant parloE
seta u ut The skhonah1a ttytcs mgde and coSerel tn
Ne best Of NIX plush silk coteline terry noauetrr
reps and haiFclosh: elegant Turkish chaisA paror,
c1ng. smoking aad rcAdir- caArs; music stsnlA xud
tAcSs YORK. EtoTe acd h4ndkerchIsf boxes: Oriental
and fo!dlnc ctairt very fr- etAEcrcs, WITH French
Plate !A ?at1eA elegant pAtl0r secretaries and dekt
nnlthed Ebony and EEleg1ted In the mott beautiful
n&nhef tfeEth work. Ab!t4 and tta1dA 1tbtlEy bouE.
cAses I'D ltcfrtaS1es library Abes and chairs
m4rolttop t1ocs Of bcanuful stTics loc most
Ihe hEE for chEs;mat aa.l trees and chsiea Fectp-
uch. d1nnk and Chamber chair1, rocking ch1lt1 In
tet variety. PARTICULAR attention Is invited to the
SPLENDID aseortcnt q rich chamber suites ofthe most
elegant styles made, eo!shed and polished in oil and
wR1ed ebony and walnut With ehaee and elegant carv-
1nct and MOULDING French h.d1teas rich marble tnp
bureaus and vA.hs:Aac1, lounges. ccuamoda- Dnlnz-
With k1ol! An heavy died 1e da!ng chairs ia great
variety: elegant oak ard walnut edeboa rd vItd MIR.
Eof bAck aao marbles with an Immense variety Of 9th
e goods, utefn1 As well Ornamental Pttr tslA8sos-
ai.o. several IatEe and splcadtd Ftench pate pier
gsasses h Atzes- IN polish black rAnts tui.hed
II the richest style. Also, several tnt American and
English HcdT Hrussci!s CARPETS. lugrAlo. Felt and
Ing Il furniture &C u particularly Invited t,
ard shipped n tnr best manner The sale VIII b. posi
GILBERT 4 SAMPSON,
Auc&1oueErs, Ch{e4xo.
, 1866-12-14
#enlfal.



~ o@-.' ...e 11.e ~. - ...,1e
,.-N...,. ....-.H...NNS, ~ -. '. ~ 49,.
~ w ~. .,oss'e'A
plastic Inflammation Of tho bronchial mucous mem.
e..ae. xa,ea = ea.,ae.e.asea b the formation OF.
s1pe1'aes great d'ts.. Tor want ct air. beaa.s In
al such cases the s1e Of ths tubes through which they
oieasae u olm,naheo. nave taoxn patients 70 e.
pestosa's pesaon' ., TIL. 1,'e membrane
aSe ths tuba rom which 1t CAME Of more Than an Inch
IL A!eps".
Again, we have the very oppoGte Of THAI tuEr OF
bFaneh1t,. of which have Just spoken or al enlarge
ment tdAation} OF the taoea. This oocusa In several
forms. The b.onehiA. tubes Of one oDs or Of whole
teas ss5 DC eA2'eo taeif entire LENGTH or
'"olen os' o..a .n.ls eauemiuea' OF Alternately
eohu.H'eu a. .na enasea nonx ae'f eoes'
,un<. !. ,,,s,e to u,c.r,,o1, md ,ns.. o,,.e
au ,e,s
...o.-.. ........,,.. -. ,-~1 ~
4,s. sa .as .ans. NE nc 'ea
.. t'.'tno1 'uoease inaeo1' aoae oo1 me pn1scian
,n1s,,a. e.n ae,ee, he t,re,epe IN ~. ~ :. ssa..
OF the patient often han upon thia ons question: DOES
.as n1ANse. 11V0s'o1'eo nu'eAse Amplo acefanon Of
substance Of the lungs and tho ornsuon Of tubercu.
-.-r
nyon hare read csrrsai1 Th., h.rs ..,a 4, H.,
Ea III sT ~ aas u w1th!n the lanza
ou nt MI s IN 6aH a. @i1.deauate ios =,
niipate sHr T. r. tha fh-at tssT Appfauons q
| So the cea-Eoeree q ni*e*lins dlscasc. Tour
phtclan Informs you thAt11J Affection y Bronchitis,
sDa sz1ehiss5 yS1 susmt. 70 TIE stne! torture q
u derro were the only consequcnces WHICH sptuaT
e sasae 81. tS s
| the mncors membtnne IL becoming tlicks ned snd
NE smaller bronchial tubs cosd ~ These oo:,ras
drawn through the III inbes 70 produce The change ii
the bod rom renous u s.tessal It y fhe object of
respiration 70 change the tlood from dark TO alright
al W hrcse and cant,ot ocrur unlyss il Is rsc
il sutetrrt qu.nitty Whtu obstrac1ions
saiss tae iapu9tJ of To- blood not W6olY reoVed
bat part retained u sent again through the sYs-
a1
q IL sTe Fl II L r.
ithouI e1psctoFaiion Tie s of ih;s tpost
and uQ1tal is soWn nnd soou b.!uga Sorsa ID
1rs.nf eSn.nmnSinn hnS ennsnmn1nn .,ss. s pro
rnntrnnenrs - nrTIerttrC ~ msifTrrffrs h.o1rhtn.
b Eas,ns ,s;,snc % applications 70 :as throat or
snn ~ ~ tesain,sni I ~ ~ ..,s - ih @
dy 70 he raj. aecisd W. "a ase sssSes tnicuans
~ ~ Wa ~ paids % y ~;
10 appS II? We cannot use soli3t Of dads TOT
thl1 Il an alF CARLY. No; but By inhalation We can
, 1866-12-14
Markets bv Telegraph,

NtW York Markets.
,, a1W YoE1. December Il.
T19SE.MoEs .stlEe and ls eents SIS
5aEs Sao. '0f e1oA s'A'e an' slosn for round hoop
,0EAla-Hhsat = shade asmer: se3aa7.a for M.
cnsneed: 6i0sss5sc io1 Gnisaso 4 itiiSanEce~s 49, m
toi ae. qss'es ias: i + t si =
lected; kef heavy. peeot ntm. Lard nrmer, 1t IA
1s Cur meats very quiet II &3l9c tor ahouidetS and
4 II s. saas T., .,,.n
LATER NEW YORK MARKETS..
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TrIhunel
NEW Yoxx, December Il,
nEEApsTC11s.
Flour "a lcss buoyhnt. Wheat better alnee 'Chsnsc
but other grains rather depressed. Corn nouualy &c
lower.
Pork closed dull. Old, sa1.se; rev, sea.13. Lard
heavy.
Receipts, 1850. Market Arm ut s3s4c.
FRk1Gn1n.
FEe!khts dull, and rates unsettlcd.
1foC1HIE8.
Gomez tr1n- Euo, 2eXa2lKe, Sugar Aetire; good TO
prime. loA01lAc. Ao!asses active; New Orleans, Sc
cAITLE NA1xET.
Recetpts, 500 head making 1850 for two days. The
Wholesale trade 70 ie4s active, and the advance hardly
sustained Good to prime Illinois Bsoers, 15k91sXc
Money nnd StockD in New York.
NEW YoEK. December u.
61k1I1Su E1CuASaE-Dul1 It 1o9xa1e9t.
GoIo-Firm; openloK Il 1J7x, elosinS it 1g7X.
tSOvNxAEyT SToC11-Unch1nRod.
f01oaT9 TO ttvIKFooL-A ahAde lower.
HToCKs-lowtr. =.
RI s j. fst1ssoEsa::: ss...:s:: ~ s5S
EoEthEessesn... ~ U. i. sos, new......ltsx
1o.' '~'us ''''''''1 . 1.4z7.
AoStrNafke sttn easler At the e}ose. and tho tup-
Gty s1sssdtd t's demand. Tne general rate cal
lS7E. - -- "
FoKE.ox ExcnAsaE-Quttt and nrm At 1osx.
GosxKNXKST aEcEH1r1Es-Dun and lower t1is a{tEr.
noon.
,.,.,s, ,os, cLosLyo rHIcE-
Esspaas t*'ls sssn soss % '''Sasss
50 1r9 9'......1Mktzi6si; Jan md July lns.<a1osx
20 coup. II. t42to;.i le40 reg 93Xl 99X
- cern. u. ..lGNs1es 10 d oonp...... ssSa W
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. market At last open Hoard
vas rFn and higher quotations wess made atter he
session,
e1astxo ralcI..
The following weFr the closing pftcs1 At te1 p.
1ssa ReasSS .a.et l
NJ. ..llzEau:X Mich. Ccut..... slH1 q
AIHrI0 snAREs--Aorr active this Afternoon and
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, 1866-12-14
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Ar1IKDCHy11lK. Ga. December 12.-The School
Law has passed both branches OF the Legislature,
aud goes Into eject Immediately,
The House defeated the Bankrupt BIZ.
The Governor vetoed the Ar Lane Railroad Bill.
and also tho Stay Law.
MuIkDGEvnLE, December 13.-The stay Law
til! 10 farm ont the Pcnftendafy; one to educate
tna1gncd soldiers; tbs Common School Bill, which
Tho Governor vetoed; tho Homestaad Bill, and the
execution.