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INTERNAL REVENUE

The receipts from internal revenue sources
for the present fiscal year, commencing July
4, ls6j, up to the 18TH instant inclusive amount
10 the heavy aggregate of Sl57 100000. This
gives an average of over S950.OC0 per diem for
nearly SIX months past, or one half of the fiscal
year OF 1867. IL this average should continue
Tor The balance of the year question, the total
revenue received from this source alone, inde-
pendent OF the customs and other sources will
reach the enormous sum Of nearly s35o,OOO. .0Oo-
much greater than the aggregate for the iscal
year leo6, which amounted to s3J6, ,OOaOO0 The
late new tax law of July 10, 1885, was con-
siructed upon the basis Of an estimate of a275 :
CtO,OCO for the fiscal year of 1867, which il was
considered would be even more than su m cient
from this one source. This estimate permitted
the allowance of certain exemptions in the new
isw. yet by the present receipt il will be seen
that Notwithstanding those exemptions the
total for this year bids fair to exceed that of
last year. which was mace up OF taxes ac-
cruing under he laws of June 30. 1864. and
March 3, 1865, which permitted but few ex.
emptions. 1t is eontended by some that the
receipts of this year have not as yet been af
fected by the exemptions allowed by the new
law, inssmuch % it did not 60 into effect until
August lst, generally, and September Let in
The case of certain specified articles But this
ground cannot be maintained. for, with the ex-
ception of cotton, beer and spirits all taxsbIs
articles OF Importance returned tax under the
new law from and after Aus. l, since which date
four and nearly half months have elapsed
Had these months been late spring and sum
mer ones, before cotton season, and when man.
UiactuTes are TO large extent comparatively
stagranJ, the argument might with some reason
be ussd. But they are the months when the
fail trade opens; when manufacturing ia
pushed with increased vigor to furnish winter
and spring stocks: when dormant distiIleries
again run, and cotton is cropped and pu, in the
market. We have said that at the present rate
OF receipts the aggregate amount of internal
revenue for the fiscal year 1867, ending 30th of
June next, will be 1885,, ,OO0Go. As the bulk of
manufacturing is done during the fall and
winter months, the spring finds the market
stocked, and manufactures fall off, for which
reduction allowance must be made. Accordins
10 carefully considered estimates this decrease
will probably amount to not more than 10 per
cent. OF the present rate which Will give a
total exceeding that of last year by S70oO.eO
This estimate Is based upon the gross amoun,
OF manufactures and productions for last wear.
which, II will be seen, leaves a margin for an
increase over the figures Of that year, fyors the
increase Of both population and tazabge manafac.
lures All things fairly considered, it may not
be unreasonable TO expect q total of M,OOo. n0
frorl internal revenue sources for this fiscal
year.
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FROM CALIFORNIA To-Day

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. H,-The master Of ihe
ship Reynard entered a charge S-sterd " be-
fore the l.. =. commissioner against seven of
his crew for mufiny on the high seas, comrnit-
ted on Sept 18th. The men were committed to
await the action Of the grand Jury
TIVE million pounds of Goldfish has beeH re-
celved here from Ocholtskza snce July 7th
A Victoria dispatch OF yesterday says that
The break in the telegraph cable has been re-
paired.
The American ship Caroline Reed sprung a
leak and put into Port Townsend where she
lies water. logged. She was saved by the ef-
iorts OF the crew, who worked at the p.mps
with desperation.
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Affairs in Georsetowu.

FLOUR ASDfiRAIr NARKET-The rnarks,
opens this morning with more actiyitv tber-
being a brisk demand for all grades of nom
owing 10 the advance of % to 50 cents per bhl
Buyers are anxious 10 take hold IN unliutte1
quantities. bni holders are indisposed 10 sell
except IN small lots TO favor the local tr.d.
Grain has an upward tendency. wheaI 10
cents per bushel advance over last ouo,atious
good TO prime red az - eoas2 ~. No sales Of
corn To base quota mons upon.
Arrrived-The q. T. Snaffer, from Point NJ
Rocks, with nonr and grain; asd ID knot.
rom Mercersviile. with iOUO bus shels wheat,
George Waters.
The CAEAL-Arrived-rhe T. ID HsrtIsx
with corn In the ear TO George Waters Rae
line. do. 20 market. T.. Stanhope. wood 20 90
Colonel A. Spates. wheat and corn 70 X Tai
bolt, and seven boats with coal consigned a.
follows; r. Quigley, 1877 tons: Central Co
1906 tons: j. q. Heiston. iOsa tons; Borden DO
lid.ls tons. Departed-The Geor-e Moler
coal 10 Harper's Ferry; r. ID. Hartley salt "a
Berlin. and eleven boats light. All is ouia,
an dull along the line Of thecanal, excepi tb..
mills, which continue 10 be IN full operation
The gangs OF laborers at the derricks loit.r
aoout the coal agencies awaiting the arrival
OF the few boats expected which Will END rha
sec on for their labor at the docks for the y.ar
loco Ice Is forming quite rapidly on the M
per levels Of the canal, and will shortly it,
pede navigation and bring the ice. abers INT,
service "
The CANAL If the present cold vesthsr
continues. the Cnesapeaks and Ohio canal VIII
be closed shortly ''''
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM EUROPE

BY the AtIantc CsbIe.I
LIVERPOOL, Dec H.-Beef is quiet At tors Sd
ANTWERP, Dec H.-Peuoleum unchanged.
sales at J5k francs.
FRANKyoRT. Dec. .i3-Noon.-U s. s-2G,s are
quoted this forenoon al 75a
LeNDoK, Dec. IA. Noon.-rhere is no chan re
in the Petroleum market TO report to-day
Linssed oil has declined Sd.
LONDON. Fridty, Dec. II. Noon-ConsoIs
sexi Fiye-twenties n; ETie ~; Illinois 7Oa
Cotton lad. Sales Of ,O0J bales.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. II. l O'clock D. m-Whsat
rather hrm: corn b: Canada hoor 8: pressed
cheese .: bacon so: pork Is Cd
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FINANCIAL.

Lewis johnson & Co., quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign markets a. follows
NEW YORK, Dec. f+.-lst Board-U. s. reg
registered, -; do. coupons, 107Y; do, 1866
It6: 1910 g, registered. 90 do. coupons, 99X
7-3u's, 105 Ohio and Mississippi Certificates
2ss; Canton. 4sS; Cumberland, 657s; Quicksil.
yer, s5h, Mariposa, 1eA: New York Central
lI1x: Erie, T3as: do prefer'd, 81: Hudson. l22
Reading, liOi.; Michigan Central. iI2: Mich.
iean Southern. slk; Illinois Centra.. Ils K;
Toledo. 1i3x:. Rock island. I0aa Northwes.
tern, SON; do. preferred, 7sS; Fort Wavne
lt5s Chicago and Alton, l09H; Alton and Ter.
re Haute, 3Sa; Toledo and Wabash. 45 \; w. U
Telegraph. 49k Boston Water Power. =; Pa.
citic Mail, III; Atlantic Mail, iO.k. American
gold, 2:30 =. m, f31k
LosDoN, Dec. I4-Noon.-fPerC Gable I-Bonos
IL; Erie, a.; Illinois, TX.
FRANKFoET, Dec. 1i.-Bonds 75X.
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ErAm MiSSnnrl

ST. Louis, Dec. IA supplementary pro.
clamation has been issued BY Gov. Fletcher to
the citizens OF Fayette and jackson counties
stating that "a cavalry and 10 in nfantry com.
panies will be retained In those counties until
be Is satihed that the people will enforce the
laws and support the civil authorities.
movement is reported to be on foot among
loyal insurance companies to secure iegisla-
ten imposing further restrictions upon Eas-
ter companies represented here. Heretofore
these mo yements have failed
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From canada

MONTREAL, Dec. AT Is stated that Sir !
Michel, at the request of the Imperial au thor.
lties, recently prepared a eeport on Canadian
Notifications, an which he elbows the irnprac
ueaoiity OF Certifying this city, unless at a
very great expense to the country
The conduct of Mr.. Devlin IN reference 10
the FeniaR trials in Swestsburg is seyerely
criticised here, as afYording direct encourage.
ment to Fenianism.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis returned to the city to-
Evening star., 1866-12-14

PKRsoSAL.-Gov- Pierpoint and lady, OF Va
Hon. : :. Marshall and A. Thornton. of Ill.
are attke Kirkwood House. --.-Ex-Presideut
Basz, Of the Dominican Republic, arrived
here this morning from New York aud visited
tse Capitol.
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DEATH OF NAVAL OFFICER FROM VII
Low EEYER

Dispatches have been received at the NAVY
Department from Commander H. RoIando.
dated st. Croix, West Indies, u. 5. steamer
Florida, in quarantine, Nov. 25, 1866, commu.
nicating intelligence of the death OF Lieut. Gem.
mander Moreau Forrest, Of that ship, who died
Nov. gath OF yellow fever, after q sickness OF
seven days, and was buried at sea in conse.
quence OF the prohibition by the civil author
tiles OF his interment on shore, and at the re-
quest OF his messmatas and medical attendan, a.
iest by keeping the body until the quarantine
was raised, the 21th of that month, the cents
gion should spread throughout the ship.
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GENERAL LAND orHInr

Returns received at the General Land Once
rom the local offices at Sioux City, Iowa, and
Pals Of St Croix, Wis show that during the
month OF November an aggregate OF 10 lOs acrss
OF tne public lands were disposed OF for actual
Stfad law .e
Evening star., 1866-12-14

APPrshended Negro Rising in Virginia.
Nkw YORK. Dec. IA special Norfolk dis
patch to the Hortd says that under a recent Law
OF the city the police have arrested a large
number OF negroes for carrying concealed
weapons. such as razors, knives, and pistols
Two cellars were seized. in which quantities
OF mpskets and powder were stored. Much
excitement prevails, and 1t lie alleged that
negro rising had been planned for CHRISTMAS
week. in which the authorities were to be over.
thrown. - .a.-
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Later from Mexico and the Pacific Coa.,

SAN ERANCIsCo, Dec. "a "A Portland fOre
eon) dispatch says that the Omyhee papers
have daily accounts of Isdian raids upon
stock. and killing people in charge OF droyes
Letters from Mazatlan and Guaymas give NO
later news. The number of Liberal troops oc
cupying Coloma is said TO be 5000 The re-
ported death of Gen. Placido Rega is unfound
ed. He was with JuareZ at Chihuahua Mat
ters are quiet al Guaymas and Mazailan Capt
Paul. Shirley, OF the u. s. steamer Suwannee
exercised wholesome supervision over 20
roma. at mazatlaD, and doubtless prevented
him from committing outrages on the ii YES and
property of American citizaps
Evening star., 1866-12-14

~ Col John w. Forney has written letter
declining 10 be candidate for United States
Senator from Pennsylvania. and recommends
The election Of Hon Thaddeus Stevens as the
successor Of Mr. Cowan.
Evening star., 1866-12-14

Quetec Relief fFund-Duel-Absquatu "a atsrs
In Montreal-The Discey~reP Of Surratt
-Turrain among the Cattle
QUEBEC. Dec. IA Gable telegram from
Bristol authorizes = draftfor 900 pounds ster-
ling for the relief fund. 8
Two gentlemen fought a duel at Kamao W aka
They exchanged shots wIhout damage to
either parry, and were Preparing to fire again
when the police interfered
MONTREAL. Dec N.-Wm. ID Hall Il 60,
who lately absconded from Boston, leaving
heavy liabilities behind them, and irrying OF
large Quantities Of Jpweiry. money. &c, are
stopping at the 81. Lawrence Hail. A writ OF
aitaenment has been obtained by some OF their
creditors. but as Yet the officers have not su :
ceeded in seiZin. any of the property
ST MARIE, Dec. H.-The discoverer of Sur.
ratt ts native OF Lapierre. and was formerly
employed in the post ONCE, and latteriy in the
Bsnqpe de Pueblo here
The murrain has broken out among the cat.
tie in the parish of St Pic
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The Sale Of Government Stock to Western
Railroads

LOUISVILLE, Dec. H-The presidents OF rail-
roads In Tennessee, TO which the Government
stock was sold at the close OF the war, item.
70 visit that State and investigate the affairs
OF their several roads. They are confident
thar such an in vestigation will satisfy Con.
eress that nothing will be lost to the Govern
mens by the sale Of stock Of which Complaint ts
hay0 been made ;"
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y. J. NAY co.,
Oter . large stock Of elegant
WIETBR DRESS GOODS,
AT HxTREMELT Low PRICES.
30s Psnnsylvania avenue,
de ls.eo2t bstvesn 9Th and 10th street.
pROPOsALs FOR WASTE PAPHR.
fosr OFvIcB DEPARTMENT.

fosr OfHiCB DEPARTMENT
WAsHI Nc ros. Dscsnbsr Is, 1886
rr0poeais are invited for DuroA seinR the W WAaTI
srh1,rzk sccun 9lattng IN this Department Of the
ifenscripts Of postmastsrs accounts Of an N Ia
received ana sent. post bills, white paDsr ear.
nsts0 9ueneity, 10 90 pos nds year
Mixed Paper. consisting of wrsDpsrs Of g.
eounts ene 9thsr packages, together With letter
S SseGSsioees G o. various colors; estimated quantity,
8: Dead Letters which the sscepssd bidder viii
oe required to defsce thoroughly. under the su-
nervsfon os An agent OF this DeDartme pt 20 ss TO
reroer ~ I'm eossibie 60 read than esti ~ cd
susnffty, 3a.oco pounds Q year.
.. NswBpapers; estimated quantity, 4 900 pou nds
B, Bidders win specify price per pound for each
As to the dead letters. the Department must b.
ssslShs6 f., wfs the mode Of defscins them before
The paper. must hs removed from the cellar OF
the Gso:,e Post Once Baildins ~ the cost of the
accePted bidder and In hts own bas.. often -
may be required by the Postm aster GENERAL
No nal bars viii he furnished for this purp
The paper will Be weighed ct this de Dartmsut and
muet be paid for On delivery-
bfds are invited for one year, commeucipe pe on
the nr.t sf January ne1t. and will be received
updi HONDAf, the slst instant, at O'Clock
They shouIdbe addressed to the Postm sster Gen
srsi, and en- 4orsed !. Prop Jsals for Wastl Paper
ALEX. W. RANDALL,
oe n-eotde1 Postmaster General.
Evening star., 1866-12-14

TIE DISTRICT SUFFRAGE BILL PASSED
The bill regulating suffrage ia the District OF
Columbia was passed in the House of Repre-
sentatives this afternoon, without debate. by a
vote of IL yeas TO 46 NAYS
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Suit to Recover $40. .4O0

NEW YORK. Dec. IA suit is Ia progress in
the supreme Court between Wm A. Sauborp,
banker, residing At Sterling, ILL.,, and S,las c.
Herring, to recover S26, 400, stolen in 1864 from
a safe manufactured by Herring.
Evening star., 1866-12-14
SECOND edition.
O'CLOCK r. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WASHINGTON. December ~ leos.
Jay Cooke 90. furnish the following
qu uotations OF Government securities:

FEW fOKK HIRsT BOARD 6AL16.
Coupons, lla Five Twentes, 1853. 10. II;
Five Twsnt,ss 1864, lo5T: Five Twenues
1865 los "a; Ten tort.es 9ex: Seven Turtles.
August i05fi do. June, los; DO. July, la5
Coid. 13e X st| -a PC .f lH0
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CRIsIsAL CouET, Jsdge Fisher yesterday.
Amelia Wsrd. convicted 0f keeping biwdy-
honse. was noed IS. =
CoIumbus Win kiennan. indicted FOR stealing
rope from John 4. Connolly. was found guilty
DAVIS for osfeuse.
William H. TrunneIl. indicted for Assault
snd battery on Thomas Confer, was found not
guilty. Norris for defense.
Ed Hine, convicted of assault aud BAT.
TRY on Philip kiernan, was sentenced 20 pay
grease, was convicted sod received = nom . al
ss ssntence- - --
This morning, Alexander MeK,us. ,ud,e,.a
for an Assault ssd battery on III. 1. King. Wa
found guiitv. bay for defense.
Minnie Bowers. con victed OF keeping A e..
orderly house, was sentenced to pay a fine
r-g -.
CHAReEp WITH FoRoKRY-rhx morninr
John Meuiton was arrested by the Marshal on
n bench warrant and committed 70 iail 90 an
swer The charge of forgery, for which he has
been indicted by the Grand Jury. MouItoa
bae been employed at one OF the Government
parks. and WAS formerly soldier in one OF tn.
Vermont reeimentss lie is charged with nav
va. va OF Of w. W. Bliinas and Joseph as G,sncas smas
ss also the certificate of Thomas J. Myers To-
the purpose OF ostssuing additional pension
money This forgery was discovered an ,he
Pension once by Mr. j T.. Tasun. and n oul-
ton having been indicted the bench warrsnt
was issued.
ALARN OF FIIE-Accident-Th morning.
At 94S O'Clock, an alarm OF fire was sou ded
from box Do. ltwas caused by a bed Quilt an
tte house near l3th and N streets NORTH taking
burning OF the guilt. The frenen responded
promptly TO the alarm. and a. the Cavern
reuf stramer Hibernia was passing alon o.
New York svenne: near 18th. the front axis
hrcke, and the engine was upset The sccl-
dent VIII prt thai excellent piece OF apparatus
out OF service for some days probably
Evening star., 1866-12-14
WHITE H0UsE

All OF the members Of the Cabinet attended
the meeting to-day except the Secretary of
War, who Is out of town.
Evening star., 1866-12-14

INTERNAL RKvESUR.-The receipts from this
source TO- day were S5li,425 5s.
Evening star., 1866-12-14

- The North Carolina Legislature Yester.
day rejected the Constitutional Amendment
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM CANADA TO. DAY.

IBY UNITED STATES AND EUROPEAN
NEWS ASSOCIATIONS
Evening star., 1866-12-14

HTsPIRlTUALfsM- MRS 70 HYZER.
~ one Of the most hishly gifted 'inspira,
ss1re IL aion League asf as
IN g. Dec: -: commencing at71. o clock. sieptics
lady gifts. by seestinS s ana no, test this
Admission. Is cents. A0 '001e i1s
uS FsB CHILDREN.
Rev: =. n. LONG. .he "Ohirdrsn's Preacher, ;,
S osise1 isssnrs to Ii tie Folk- illustrated
In WESLEY CHAPEL cor. sth and II sts
On next FRIDAY EVENING, pec 18th, COM
nencing at o'clock
20 GSidrsn .is Gst cont.
at door on evening of lecture. 1T
/" GnAND MAs0N!C TAIR-4 Fair .,
tsng s:ia EvnS7 S7 EsSf ExsSfsAasr sAasr.etss .s .ss
yAik BUILDING. corner 7th street and Psansyi.
PEoClIDs FOR THE BEEEFIr cr THE
I nv.ssa I. s,b bs SS s1sl0
The Building has been thoroughly rem ovate =,
sVsrhps 10 Sn sir Il Laid and
good Band OF Muris will be in attendance
PnIcE. OF ADNI.eIoN:-seasen Tickets. admit.
nns eenteman ana lazy 81 Single Admission. Is
cents; Gnder. hys years Of age. free ' Oh age iO
Members Of the fraternity and the public In
general are cordially inT,ss THSs t. :. Usssss
de Hs seey Com. OF fArranesmsnt.
N~B. q. III F. q. A.-rhe Grand Oi,c,. ~
S Snmt1s the i,5 B ,Y5;saf;lC A. of 81: District Ot
9Th and streets. ALI =. W . are esrnestiy re. re-.
suested 10 lie present, business OF i'm per lnce
Will be y Transacted. BY order OF c. o. W.
de1S.7t 8. A. II. Marks, Jr, SIX,
nv A Fab, for the Benefit of the NuW
CATHOLLG CaUKCa. nov building in
day exee1tedl from 4 to 10 O'clock m. in III
basemsnt OF St. Matthews Church, 18th aad II
no running about the rosm with rafie,.
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de l4-eotdesl
~ ". 4. WALL . CO., Auctionssrs.
Two SU ! IAESE Ip nc9UET5!sEs AED IU.sIruRs.

Id
AED 4.
:E, q es :ad wuSs pd :s !. win s one
VIZ sss VALE .Iffi': Il co ar.ns'us: aues:
RYJ. o. McGuIRB CO.. AncuoSesn.
SALE zkEI n 5EpsF q THr Auction Rooms
Ss;%S:i Ss;:I:; Sc; .x:ss.ss::, q M p.,Is. Set.
oAl.. ana glassware
Term: 4 s::s. JAS Sc .: Mssuis. .,;sS c.;
RI GREEN wILLIAAs. Auctionesrs.
FRAN. HOUSE AsP LOT AT PUBLIC Auo-
On WEDNESDAY,. the 18th instant. ct 4 o'clock
'front.' Vim GOOD d.ss. ana .Ss Il ssns.
Sisso"s :: ieae soa A's' 10 be sold
~. convey :nciDs and s..sIs At the COS,
e.iS i s.fss sosn xfrfiS.s nssi An Auc.
RY GREEN wILLIAMS, Auctssssrs.
i7vALQABLs BuILpIna Lors IN TIE ,rH
rRfbA4 MfbaE4P' '.hs At aie! iPeSLao is AgCTIos
We shall sell. on The prsmises, Il YsiusSis Baiid'
ing Lots in suvdiyision Of square No. si7, having
streets south. ON the islsno.
sSs as cs n. a., Al =.
Terms; One third cash; balance in s. IA, and u
nrsmis and secured by deed q trust on the
az the oost Of the purchaser SIS down on each lot
GREEN q WILLIAMS.
de hd Intst.l Asctiopeer.
BY SAdLE 90, ,ssy sssyes.s.:.s s..s.s:.rs.,.
On eATURDAT, December IS. ct 10 O'Clock. ct
: s6do,ss CoTn Brooms. % uasts piswsr PsfIs
20 dozen Fancy and Market BAskess. sfiothes
Sins. wrapping Paper. and variety Of Wooden
Pert sfory sale of Dry Goods and Faney eeois
ines af--E - n EL9F =
Is dozen Un6ershirts and Drawers. o. dozen
Lsd,es', Gents. and Hisses' Hose
ehswis. ecsrfs, end . gusst variety OF Wooden
~ Also.
a LOT of Grccertee -rsr.r
Rye and scosch whisky, Jamaica Rum G,n.
Wines in wood and elsas
nrW Cigars - bales emohipe Tobscco
10 gross smoking Tobacco, In pseers. ani =
variety ef other articles. =
NAGLE co. Aaetiosssr-
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And also state that In order to give his customer
increased advantages and facility In the exami ma
hoa of my Stock Of Goods. have fitted, at much
moubie, large apartment In the second story
di,ecty over my Store, where will at al timee
tnns treat Hiees In waiting upon those who may
Ladies who vish 10 avoid the usual crowd are
a. convenient. AZ "a fsi"
Evening star., 1866-12-14

PoIST SLACG. POINT APPLIogl, VAL
LABS, at DAVIS 0AITHER,s
Evening star., 1866-12-14

DAVIS 4 GAITHER,
- No. 10 MARKEr SPACE,
have fhe largest and most complete assertue nj
of al kids OF fAHCY and MILLIHERY GOODS
N The city. Go there to buy your Chrstmasl
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ERENCR MANTEL CLOCKS.
FOB HOLIDAY PREsENrs.
At MI GALT& BRO IS, Jewellers.
feNss 3at P~nnsyiv.nsa avenue

EOk HOLfpbt FkESkNTS,
r At M GALr BRO IS. Is~.Ier..
'eus. sat P"nn-siv,n's avenue.
I OSDUE. CoPESHAGEN.
AND AMERICAN WASHES.
YOR HOLIDAY PREsENTs.
At w.GALr BIO g Jewellers,
deHn S1a P.nn.ylvsnia svenns. 3
EAkOY TOBACCO POUCHES.
CIGAR CASES. &C.
FOB HOLIDAY PREsHNrS,
At GAIT BIO. 9. Jewellers.
deIIN ,3si Psnu,yivani. sy.nns
I ADlEs' FANCY WORKSHOPS.
JEwEL GASES. SC.
FOR HOLIDAY PREsENTs
At NV. GAIT 4 BRO. -, Jewellers,
deHH 3s4 Pennsy ivania avenue.
I ADIBs' DIAMOND, EHAMELLED.
AND PLAIN WATCHES.
FOR HOLIDAY PREsHHrs.
AZ NV. GAIT 4 BIO; -, jewelers..
dsl4- 3s4 Pennsylvania avenue.
FANCY SILVER wARE-
AN ENDLEss VARIETY
A. NV. GAIT 4 BRO 'a. jewelers..
de p-st 334 Penpsyivauia avenue.
EvEEIHG DRESS FANS, OOMBs,
BOuoUET.HoLDERs. &c. ,
FOB HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
At n. W. GAIT BRO. -, Jewellers,
De "a 81 334 PenDsylvania avenue.
MISSES BRACELETS, PINS,
AND EAR RIN0s,
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
At NV. GAIT 4 Bro. 8, Jewellers.
deHst 3a4 Pennsylvsnia avenue.
ZINE TILIGRRE JEwELRr.
FOB HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
At NV. GAIT 4 BRO. g, Jewellers.
de 4:t S34 Pennsylvania aVsnus.
SLEEvE BUTTONS. STUDS. 4e.
OF EvERY DESCRIPTION.
FOR holiday PRESENTS,
At M W. GAIT BRO -. Jewellers,
de II st 33t Pennsylvsnia avenue.
pARIAN MAkBLE, sTATUARY, BRONZEs,
FCR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
At NV GAIT BRO. g. Jewellers.
de "a So 800 Penosylvania avenue.
SlLvER MATCH AND TOBACCO BOXES.
|. FOB HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
At n " GAIT BRO. 8, jewelers.
deAs st S34 Pennsy vaaia avenue
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-04

The Bedford Gazette is one of the foremost organs
of the Democratic party Of Pennsylvania, and has
ever been in thorough sympathy with its candidate for
Governor Hester Clymer. The fact that it recently
published, with evident sympathy, eulogy on j.
Wilkes Booth as having "laid down his life for his
country" was promptly reported by telegraph, but
discredited by certain Democratic journals To end
all controversy the subject we print exactly what
was said by The Ga-stte-as follows:
meeting Of the true and tried Democracy held in the
Court Bedford the evening OF saturday Sept %
1866 That firm and reliable Democrat Col Joseph W. Tate
was unanimously President OF the meeting After
era able eloquent addresses had been delivered motion Of
the Hon benjamin Myers editor Of The Bedford Gazette
and present Democratic candidate for Senator In that District
Col Tate was called upon address the meeting The Colonel
responded usual able and eloquent After discus
sing the Of the day the Colonel eoquenty exclaimed
!" believe that Providence had hand in the re-
moyal of Abraham Lincoln. i believe that the name
of j. Wilkes Booth will live that he laid donn has life
for his country like Winklered. Switzerland had her
Winklereid and her William Tell; Scotland had her
Robert Bruce, and America her Booth. The time is
coming tohen there ,iH be monument erected TO Booth
higher than the spire Of Lincoln, who sleeps beneath the
sod of Illinois,"
We do not deem any comment necessary.