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as have Immiprated TO and been nnturalized
In the United States, and afterwards returned
on transient visits TO their native countries, 10
the performance of military service In ike
manner rs resident subjects. Complaints
arising from the claim In This respect made ny
foreign States have heretofore been matters
Of controversy between tho United states ana
some of the European Powers, aud the irrita-
ton consequent upon the failure 70 settle this
question increased during the var In which
Prussia Italy and Austria were recently eh-
gagged While Great Britain has never nc-
knowledged the right of eNpltriation, she mas
not practically insisted upon IL. France has
been equally forbearing and Prussia has pro
posed compromise, which, although eVincinS
Increased liberality, has not been accepted by
the United States. Peace Is now prevailing
everywhere in Europe. and the present seems
10 be n favorable time for an assertion by Con-
gress OF the principle, 50 long maintained by
the Executive Department, that naturaliza
ton By one State fully exempts the native
born subject Of any other State from the per
Torrance OF military service under any TO-
reign Government, 30 long rs he does not vo-
UNFAIRLY renounce its rights and benefits.
In the performance Of n duty imposed upon
me by the Constitution, have thus submit,
ted 10 the Representatives OF the states ana
OF the people such information OF our domes-
tic and foreign affairs as the public interests
seem TO require. Our Government Is now un-
dergong It's most trying ordeal, and my enrn-
est prayer is that the peril may be successfully
and finally passed without impaiTihs It's OH
ginal strength aud symmetry. The interests OF
the nation are best 10 be promoted by tho re
yiyal OF fratsrnal relations, the complete Oh
liberation of our past differences, and the re-
inauguration of all the pursuits OF peace.
Directing our efforts 10 the carly accomplish
ncut OF these great ends, let us endeavor 10
preserve harmony between the coordinate
Departments OF the Government, that each Ia
its proper sphere may cordially COOPERATE
with the other in securing the maintenance OF
the Constitution, the preservation Of the
Union, and the perpctuity of our free nstitu-
lions ANDREW JouYsOy.
Washington, December 3, lo6G
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
From Washing ton-Proceedings or Congress
The Postmaster-Generars Report-The Re-
ception Of the Republican Members oil Con-

From Washing ton-Proceedings or Congress
The Pestmaster-Generars Report-The Re-
ception Of the Republican Members Of Con-
gress.
WASHINGTON, December 3.-Both Houses OF
Congress met to-day al an early hour. Crowds
of people were on the way to the capitol, and
by noon the galleries of both Houses were
densely crowded.
There was a quorum present, and punctu-
ally at IL o'clock the presiding officers OF the
two Houses appeared and called their respec-
tive branches TO order. The Senate was
opened with prayer by its chaplain, DR.. Grey,
and the House by Mr.. Boynton. Thirty-seven
Senators were present. The first business was
the presentation Of the credentials Of the fol.
lowing named Senator'S, viz: Pollard, OF Yer.
mont, elected 10 MI the unexpired term Of
Collaner; Catlett, of New Jersey, elected to
fill the unexpired term OF MIR. Stockton /;
Freylingheysen, of New Jersey, elected to I'LL
the unexpired term Of late Senator Wright /;
Edmunds, of Vermont, 10 I'LL the term OF Mr..
Foot; and Fosg, of New Hampshire, TO fill
the vacancy occasoned by the resignation OF
Clark All OF these took the oath OF Office.
The credentials Of Messrs. Burnett and 10.
berts, from Texas, were laid upon the table.
Sumner moved 10 take mp the bill TO estab.
l!sh negro suffrage In the District Of Columbia,
saying that the people OF the country demand
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cd its passage and would hail II with JOY.
After a short discussion the Chair decided that
the mo ton to take up the bill was not no" In
order. .
Among the bills introduced was one oy
Chandler requesting the President 10 coi'i"'
,ic,te 10 the Senate whether the Emperor OF
the French had complied with the stipuatiohs
entered into with our Government relative 10
the withdrawal Of the French troops from
Mexico.
The message of the President was commune
Gated about clock, and read BY the secrcta'
~ After the adoption OF the usual resolution
to print the message, the Senate adjourned
In the House "A resolution was introduced
by Elliott, OF Massachusetts, providing Tor the
appointment OF q standing committee 10 be
designated the committee on freedom.
Mr. Boutwell, introduced bill calling upon
the Secretary Of State for all correspondence
relative TO the arrest OF John II. Surratt.
Schenck offered bill 10 provide that the
regular time Of the meeting of the Fortieth
Congress, and Of every subsequent Congress,
shall be AT - noon on the 18th of March, aud
the ensuing session on the lst OF january.
The bill was made the special order for Thurs
day.
Garfield introduced similar measure.
Kelly introduced n bill TO create n depart
ment OF internal revenue. II transfers all the
powers Of the Secretary of the Treasury now
| exercised with regard 10 internal revenue to
| the commissioner. The bill WAS TcieFTtt u
| the Judiciary Committee.
Stevens presented a bill 10 regulate removals
| from Office" II provides that in all cases oil
appointment where the consent OF the Senate
| is necessary. the President shall not make
| removals while the Senate is in session un'
| less concurred in by that body Appointments
| made during the recess must be submitted
under the provisions of this bill, within ten
| days after the senate assemblies, for confirma'
| ton. II was made the special order for III
| day next.
| Boutwell, introduced II bill 10 authorize the
Secretary of the Treasury TO sell out At public
auction, in New York, :2,0po,ooo in gold, on
| Monday Of each week, i'll lots not exceeding
| $1,000
The following measures We're also intro
duced and referred TO appropriate committees
| One to provide by general law for modes o.
| procedure in trials for impeachment before
| the Senate one calling npon the President
| for information relative To the application d
| the Con federate General Puckett for pardon
| The day was consumed entirely with the in
| PRODUCTION of resolutions and bills until til,
| arrival of the President message before tn,
reading OF which Stevens made m Intellectual
mQtiou 10 adjourn.
| Mr. Elliot asked leave during the session 10
day to introduce bill to repeal the thrte"nti
section Of the act Of July 18th, 1862. which
81. IN asF nNlI
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

INV YORK Markets.
Nc,y Yosx. Uecemb Der 2-Forenoon. Flour
dun and dropping. receipts, le,2cv barrels.
Wheat dull and declining; receipts, 1900
bushels. Corn advanced lc. receipts, I45,upt
bushels. Rye dull and heavy. Oats duh.
Pork dull and lower mess, s2luS2 1911. Lard
dull Whisky quiet. Ashes duh Barley
dull Peas nominal. Cotton quiet mmdline
uplands, 3ShG34c. Freight on cotton to Liver.
pool quiet.
New YoRK, December 3-Afternoon.-C
ton firm; sales, $500 bales middiing up
lands. s3Xa35Hc. Flour unchanged; sales,
$500 barrels; State, s7.eSl.n. 20 Ohio, slc9
sl3 10; Western, ~ 55Gs ll %: Southern, sll :;
asl6 Wheat dull and lower. Corn lc.
better; sales, 5000 bushels At sl.lsGtsl. 20.
Oats steady sales, 40 900 bushels. Beef dun
Pork dull and lower mess, s2l.50Gs2i.75
prime, sla4S2l. Lard lower at l2@l3so
Whisky quiet. Groceries declining. Naval
stores dull. Turpentine, 72S7sc. Rosin, o. s.
GsIo. Petroleum heavy; crude, gle; re.
fined, 32kG33c. Freights flrmer; on cotton
2le.
Money .AarE,t.
NEW YokE, December 3-Forsnoon. Gold
lil4. Exchange--so days, 9ss sight, ioa
Money, SIC. United States 5s-Corpons, 1864
IosHGlo6a lss5, lo7 'se5i67A new issue. los \
Glosh. salo's, .s9'sGloo, IS, first, lo5H Sc
eond, lo5.s4lo5H. Virginia e's, %. Missouri
6's, s78Gs9a. Stock markets strong. ts.
New YoaK, December s. Afternoon. =
United States SIS OF e. coupon, lcsH Unitet
States IS OF 81, losa; United States SIS o
%, io7a new issue, loSa. io.4o's, 9S's
Gold, lioa6i4o5i. Money somewhat NOR,
active at per cent. Stocks steady.
BALTIMORE MARKETS..
-BALrlAokS, December 3.-Flonr heavy
sales, Chicago extra, eli sQsn.ss Whsatin
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The Effect of tho Report or the Secretary OF
the Treasury upon the New York iloney and

the Treasury upon the New York iloney and
stock Markets, etc.
New York, December 3.-Ihe report Of the
Secretary OF the Treasury, il is thought, viii
bc likely To have an extremely favorable effect
Oh the public credit The opinion expressed
by the Secretary that specie payments should
be resumed on July !, lS6o. is varIously dis
cussed, aud the prevailing opinion is that
within that Time our 1905 and compound
notes cannot be paid. II Is rumored that Sec
retary McCulioch is selling gold secretly 10
depress the premium, but there is no autho.
rity for the assertion. The loan market is
easy Ut 5gl6 for accommodation on call with
good securities Discount slow at 7IS. Clear
ing-house statement is less favorable than re-
ported. The bank statements favorable
show decrease in loans 81, sos, AZ, decrease de-
posts s4625, s07 legal tenders -, 1916, de-
crease specie s2i5, SIS, increase Of circulation
81, 63l. The stock market opened strong, and
closed firm without much activity. Govern
mcuts better, especially 1905, which are mac
tive III demand At an advance of Ad's. Rail
roads receive IN upward impulse. Transac.
ton. nj clearing house for the past week are
as follows: Clearing, 5000, sli, i2o ; balance,
sl9S, G.6.s7. Gold closed ~ l4ot-eXtremeiy
plentiful for delivery. Mining shares quiet
and firm.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.
BY the Cable-The Empress Carlotta-Prus
sian NaynI Reforms.


WAsHIxGroy, December "A special TO the
Herati, dated Trieste December /, says I'D
vices received from Miranor report that the
case of the Empress Carlotta is said by her at
tending physicians 10 be hopeless. Prepare
tons are being made here TO receive the En-
peror Macmillan. who is expected to arrive
in an Austrian war vessel ut IN early date.
PARIS, December 1.-The case Of Armon
Fels rs. the United States, concerning the iron
clad vessels built FOR the Confederacy through
Messrs. Erlanger, Slidell, and Bullock, which
came up before the first tribunal OF the Seine,
il is thought will be settled BY arbitration.
The King of Prussia has decided 10 send
Prince Adclbcrt, lately created IN Admiral. 10
the United States 10 study The modern inn
provcments in naval construction. The navy
system of the United States will he adopted rs
a model i'll the formation OF the Prusslan
service, rather than that of England.
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OTTAWA, December S.-The discount on
American invoices for the ensuing week Is de-
clared to be twenty-seyen per cent.
Weather has suddenly turned very cold.
Navigation on Upper river closed on Satur-
day. Rideau canal will probably close in q
few days.
The formation Of three new battalions is au.
thorized ; one each in the counties OF Fronte'
nae. Hastings, and Lenox. Several new infan-
try companies are also authorized 1t various
npinfg
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Arrest Of Supposed Robbers.

BrrFALo, December 3.-Two men, named
Clark and Adams, have been arrested in New
Jersey charged with ing implicated in the
Holster bond robbery last September, when
s2a 900 worth OF Government bonds We're alb
strac.cd from private residence in this city.
The prisoners were secured under requisition
from Governor Fenton, indictments having
been found against them by the Grand Jury
OF the Superior Court.
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The Fenian Trials i'm Canada

TURoNTo, December 3.-The Giote Of to-day
saws il is no. the intention OF the Government
10 issue special commissions for the trial OF the
remaining Fenian prisoners, as was At one
time expected The time Of the judges Is TOO
much occupied 10 admit Of il. 1t is reported,
however, that the trials Will come off ~ the
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aoLDIy THE TREAsrRY.

The treasurer and assistant trsasurers OF
the United States hold in possession $50, Soo,o 900
in gold, 81, so, 200 Of which is representea oy
gold certificates.
INTERNAL RgyESrE.
The receipts from internalrevenue on Satur.
day last amonn ted TO 81, 826, si3 -, and since
July 10 sli7, 9e5, $50. IS.
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active nj ~. soGs3s5. Corn steady; nswcr
o2a9;c for prime. Cotton heavy middnnS
s3c. Provisions very dull tetl l5sf
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, MONDAY.
PHtLApELPuia, December 3.-Flour duli' !
snperiine, ssei - 80; extra family, fl2Nslo.o0-
Wheat duh red, g. cJffs2 90. Old yellow
corn, Ella. Whisky duh Ohio, s2.i3; Penn.
syiyania, S2.i2
ST. LorIs MARKETS.
ST. Louis, December 3.-Tobacco unchanged
and dull Flour steady; common, -. 5cGs9. %;
extra. ga. 25dsl3.75. Wheat firm; spring, u
n -. l2h fall, s2.557s2 IS. Corn heavy and
declining new mixed, 7sc. old white, s2c.
Oats advancing ut Gjas7c. Rye, sl.o3. Bar.
ley-fall, Il .e5; spring, 9se. Pork, t2i. Hogs,
ljLal6..c gross.
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PrcSidcnt's Message.

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'
tr.s a brief wl"'Nai ire congress OF the
s.ra = ##~s i.'HintS ~ annual ir~Is'a'INe
~. A a'a""Iar anu mcFsiui iF"N'h'h'e
a.A."t .|r ">ltth'" "ht'h NN''eu our
r., ,.1NaE - "A'"'n''ous traces upon some
sG.as g.. car 4a1Ef. it3Se' Woti, AraR-
.l> 1..lyr. 'N rEs' throughout The whole
t.. la.ct safes Ia al Ua" states ciNii
..rs..y has s.,usTym'.N tHc coercion OF arms,
t.... gm"n.w. - ,AnI. voluntary action, ar"
... .t.Es1r.t e.1erHW,rH;s in iHti activity
......#.tr un"g $500" The enforcement Of
t...4- IS. ..... - obs irutlcd IL any State
..E.at.. b. r.o powerful '0 suppressed
+. ....a.1N course az lvd. gi&l proceed
-.. As" 1uluv>IHr> ru.tnjrrcd b. The
".. .E."\ Wedding Ia the b"nc.rcut ia.
.... g.. .I free institutions. a"d 10 th"
g.. ...#~ ~ raJr> .ris ,rl Sut,rl ANA com
....Mr>r- ~ entire restoration Of
.... .m.Auc I.H~l uc !hc earnest wish of
s..tGuy bnvgs. and V" VIII have aC-
aH our Erau1r,t UIttouol achieve
"..s'. In} -ryfEnE he sad events OF tn"
remembering only incur tu>iTnnilN"
.. .N~ .">asr" oar onward career rs =
.">Ih ..'>. '"d ""i',1 l'.P'r.
-.. s.f -~ .-r. "a ID" IN %! i"r";"inf' i''.''
rr =. " tt..' =i.fN 81 -"l .st'A>t.t2 y t.'' II
&" ".H"#.' 10y sA' I.>'C"|tNc WIN Il
's" -.#-Nl f.>suiti!1u 0i The STATES
.. +. .a' th~".te.t u occurred 10 ih'iT re-
y" Ia" ''..r.h Government. ITO
e.. H"N"Fh".> hA1 neon appointed. con"
- ,At'Hds bH'"Eu'I> elected, LcE!Sit'
.r''aI,'t. 1ud senators mtd Representa-.
'H1srn &" 'h" congress - me "i''"
'"N".~ MA l.'H op'NS" l"t tH' IN
.#.. #t |aN, i.#- IN ah"[ &NI". IN"
H@a. t~t" :tn' q, ,Hs '"1-hou>'sJ re-
a.. aa.1 I'll. internal revenue laws PM
.~.n #a .'.."F th5t ia" people iat-al con
.'# .. #t.".ts'! !A1"3.". f"s'1i oi''td-
-~ ]. 81. 'a'" .'is" "'dr .'"d 'A"E'S were pong
S.. 3D.. 49, .As& A' 'hrtr ioFlH'I ,o""!'loh
.,.,y he ~3t'rs themselves ma" h'en
.. 81 .Nn" N'T. &" 'ir lJSh junction oil
.....- ID" 'aa-iJ'.u".', aE" ~ mus sane
....- .s o.. i@oa."A 81 A!Ii an slavery r.
... .ar .-.#4..atr results uI oar IHlrTAtC!ur
--.
80. * t.~ crossed 'A'~ ar, ihe Executive
.s....#.. fs.". tast /. hat accomplished
rs. "a ...' T,H> %itAu In" scope OF its
H.t a.Hu.'y. One thing, how
Sos. l.I.uautu Ia D." Guu" before ia" work
g.~ ..t.."u rauh T." ,ouPlrted. ana that
... a#tas~-tt" 4" Congress ~ loyal ~rh"-
t.. -uu'@'i''> .ron IN" >l1'rs whose
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yoss of the Steamship Scotland.

New Y0gK, December S.-The steamship
Scotland is outside, iull Of water, and she VIII
I. al
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ENR RENT. and possession given inn.

TOR RENT, aud possession given inn
Il urlia'sly, tht THREE FPPERFLuoRs III
at tho handsome brick tenement on the west ..R
side OF Fourteenth between Main and Cary -.
Streets over tn. clothing store Of u Becher. Zach
fopr Is suppl ID will. water, gas, and water closets.
The cpuvsuenc. 81 IT. location makes II desirable
f1rary Kind II Who'll, sale business, being between
the dorots and the principal hotels Any person
Ti-Liu 10 rent The above can do on good terms.
T. 4 ]. tLOPrOS,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
No2l Twelfth between Main aud
de l--g Franklin streets.
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EOR RENT, the handsome BRICK
Il TENEMENT on the north side Of Mar -
-haIl between Twenty. fifth and Twenty "a
sixth strsers, Church Hili, just vacated byG
Dir. J. l.. Taylor. Apply Ia
W. d. Robins, Real Estate Agent,
5a 4 I. lsls Main street.
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Tor RENT, that desirable COTTAGE
Il RESIDENCE on Eighth street, adjoin-
Ing the Civ Springs tho south. For terms, E::R
III Broad street. DC t-N
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VALUABLE STORES, ON MAIN
Y AND TENTH STREETS, FOR RENT -
At the request Of Colonel Robert Z. Morris c.:x
THREE UPPER STORIES over the clothing warc-
room Of MsSsrs. Thomas s Baldwin 4 Co., each
25xl55 feet. which are regarded admirably WELL
adapted Tor offices for carpet furniture ware
rooms Possession given AZ once.
do at HARRISON, GODDIS K APPERS0N.
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EOk AREN'T. the large and commo-
Il dious DWELLING stu ttrd on the north III
side uf Main street between Fifteenth aud c.iH
Seventeenth over the store OF Messrs -
walker y Saunders. containing ten rooms with
closets sud large trick kitchen with four rooms.
Fne location ses IL desirable for a boarding
Avuse, ior which purpose Il has been used.
Y. A. :. CLDPToN,
Real Estate gent and Auctioneer,
No n Twelfth street.
de l--3t between Main and Franklin
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT. that neat COTTAGE
Il RESIDENCE situa,ad on the south side -
OF GrOv" street in Sidney, about half mile l:::B
west Of the Cd Fair grounds. IL contains 49,
seven rooms, and il the same recently occupied oy
Mr. J X. Anderson, and next above the residence
OF Major Charles Howard There are two acres
II ground, enclosed, attached TO the house. Apply
TO w. Is. ROBINS, Real Es'ate AGENT,
ia TT 1918 Main street.
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JrOR RE r. the large THREE
l. STORY BGlCK WAREHOUSE, on the -
north idle of Franklin between Fourteenth ..:H
and Fifteenth streets, recently occupied by .S..l
M"s.rs Joseph Brlmmei 4 Co. The central loca-
ton ~ this property make, IL very desirable "a 4
comm. sion hott>r FOR which purpose II has been
used. Ioa good tu4ut tho rent will be very low.
Z. A J. CLnpTOE,
Real Estate Agent and Auciionaer.
da l-S NogI Twelfth near Franz lin street.
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NOR RENT, the UPPER PORTION

L'OK RENT, the UPPER PORTION
l. Of the DWELLING over the restaurant -
OF Nj Shumsn, on Broad between Ninth f.IR
and Tenth streets. containing six rooms, and ~1k
brick kitchen with four rooms. The house - In
perfect repair; gas aud water on the premises.
To good tenan. the rent will be accommodating.
T.. A. CLOPTDS,
Real ts'ate lgent and Auctionesr,
No2l Twelfth street between Main
do and Franklin
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IOR RENT. a three. story BRICR

TOR RENT, n three story BRICK
4 DWELLING, On the south side OF Frank -
lin street between Twenty hrst and Twenty Cd
second, now occupied by Mr. william Willis. ~
TIN. dwrlltn. contain. seven good rooms, with
,ck-rooui, Kitchen with -four rooms, ami ths usual
out buildings Tn" l"t fronts about eighty feet
frar Kiln street and runs back the usual depth to
an alley sixteen feet wide. Possession can be had
Immediately L A J. CLOPTDN
heal Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. II Twelfth street,
Ill hot al nd
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NOR RENT, n FURNISHED ROOM,
A suiIshle for single gentleman, with or II
without BoARD. a..o, KITCHEN: APP. E::B
ply 10 J. PRoskAUER, 49,
no 2T-ts No. zl3 Mayo street.
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TOR RENT, several FURNISHED
L ROOMS, with gas AID servants attend ~
gas and wafer Rent moderate. Apply 20 ,46
II j.. WlGASD,
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NOR RENT the STORE and GEL

DOR RENT, the STORE and GEL
II LAR on Main street, north side, No. -
2Oi2, between Twentieth and Twenty first 40
streets, with gas and water on tho premises .sAL
Also, the STORE and DWELLING on the cor:
ner Of Main and Twenty third streets, In good
order, containing six rooms. with good kitchen
and stable gas and water on the premises
Also the DWELLING on the corner Of Main and
Eighteenth streets over The store Of NJ Baer, con-
sning ten rooms, recently put In complete order,
suitable for two small families or . boarding.
house, being contiguou. to the market, with gas
and wAter On thu premises. For terms, apply 10
NEIL NcGURDEY, on Grace between Twenty
fourth and Twenty nth streets, or No. 20is, be-.
tween Twentieth and Twenty nrst streets.
IA
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NoTICE.--Re DIR. FULLER, OF Bal.
IN t,moss, will preach In the body cf the First
Baptst church TU-dlGHT. de&-&
DEA CHY n aRATFAN has ~.
i moved his ofiee 20 No. lss Main ssSssa four
doors wsst Of 0oSernoy drest, as A-MAwap
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BALrlAokS, December 3.-Flonr heavy
sales, Chicago extra, eli s'0sn.ss. whsatin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-09-25

itr
t n5aaruel g taml
s stra g8ie o. ais50r Hd
TeFE neasn ps8v a7a winch
iB fs Qa@eI 81 base alm PAD n-
4 l.8t SECRETARY nt a.o
Ell uteI lan OsHsr Canby
p eat b decide upon thf
rra aeta oi tie H and g
.c i ae su aa dil
t departments b paving ih1
c ReH nom Nai nn
s.at. tl Esd bye been 5p
pf a by h RI 4leui ald 30 b9aat.
~ cn D. paid uniil h0 gives bis por-
mission over forts thousand CLAIMS
CO discharged 'ties are nou 81 gu
Is lte laY department and probably
nos 5ge q these arc mad out correctly
f9f pant ol tho necessary rules and
blanks winch General CMhy board
hasc prepared Besides shls. On order
has been issued D. tie Second Auditor
81 thg Treasury not 70 ha.c these
b9Huties paid uut5l further orders
Tie whole affair Is regarded by many
as ana attempt 10 influence the coming
elections
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Fvf INas 4 t1rblr fn.n
zoe lNsane b the iaier1ai India
F.. r commenced s. October last sH3 las
tn dupnlaaug 0rma district
abaut threc hundred miles 7uihu e
Calcutta ever ance April and a4f Lon.
don papers are ju beginning g. at
news al 5. and discuss It itsrH tlai
.6c Motive g tH region Use a.,uge taeI
on ffee nnd thr rice crop having iAle3
iar $50 IS ,arae years tacy ate rs.Hea4
ao absolute starvation tbs number G
deaths has bsu irHH loo e a'9l z
week ana upwards 60 10000 persons
have been f.d ty private charity for q
l0nepg1ol bUtthe English Government
bias dome httle on nothing @ relieve ihl
dlsire Naturally iho press Is calling
fer radical reform ID the adm,u.sira.
tiou IL affairs is Bengal
Correspondents az the London Times
who have been eye Nl,nD 81 tho SUI.
iering relate some horrible stories 81 u-
cidnts of Tie famine 81 jacka' eating
the corpse u one man while lis d5lag
companion sees bit il unable toprctcut
.it ii finding twenty two unbured
corpscs by ,ho roadside within one halt
mile; 81 a living infant held for tWo
days ID thc clasp 81 q dead mother q
dlsertions 81 tlo weak IS the strong
fleeing for relief and 81 instances 81
hOroism whore starving mothers hna
refused food themselves to giyo j, q
their starving children