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Belgian Commerce The Belgian Monite,Sr
publishes the general table of the foreign COM
merce of Belgium during 1865. 1t has continued
to progress. The aggregate exports and i'm
ports we're 1858, 200 900 francs, exceeding by
six per cent. those of 1864 and by tWenty-six
per cent. those OF 1868. The imports for con-
sumption; through transit and warehousing,
amounted to 1864, 900, 900 francs or an increase
OF nine per cent. on 1864 and 20 per cent. on
1862 The exports of Belgian and foreign pro.
du sc amounted to 1904, 100000 francs, an aug
mentation OF three per cent. compared with
1864, and of twenty-five per cent. over 1863.
Foreign articles taken by Belgium for its own
consumption, and the produce of its own soil
and industry sent abroad during 1865, represent
value of 1858, loo, 900 francs, exceeding by six
per cent. the results of 1864 and by 10 per
cent. those of 1868. The total value OF foreign
goods taken for consumption was 756, 400, 600
francs, or IL per cent above 1864 land "a per
cent. higher than In 1868. The value OF Belgian
products exported was 6OI, 100 600 francs being
per cent more than in 1864, and, in compari-
son with the preceding year, showing an in :
crease OF Is per cent
A Curious ApplicatOn,--A poor woman made a
curious application to the Court of Queens
Bench in London last month. She stated that
some years since man who owed her some
money was convicted of felony, aud conse-
quently forfeited the whole of his proptAty to
the crown. The treasury promised her that her
debt should be paid, and she came to London
about two years since to receive the money.
She, however, had not yet been paid, and being
in gTeat distress, she wished their lOrdships to
n axe an order, so that she could be provided
for until she received her money. She had been
told that the poor house was not the proper
place for her, and she had no means with which
TO support herself. The Court informed her
that they we've very sorry that they could not
help her. 7.N. .f. |E
Unjust Weight-The London papers have
long list OF tradesmen convicted of using unjust
weights and measures. At special sessions at
Newington, 66 culprits were fined 9l2l l5s.
FL los: Cd. each. Among them were 29 licensed
butchers bakers, eating-house keeDer
coal and potato dealers, grocers and cheese
mongers, l fshmonger, frHiterer. 2 marine
store keepers, corn-chandler, wool stapler
irOnmOnger, and SiDcwOrker.
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Markets by Telegra ph.

By the United States Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December IL The 'ol owing arc the
stock quotations at 10 80 O'Clock this morning
Pacific Mail, III; Atlantic Mail. l05; Canton, 46} .
cumberland, 70a; Quicksilver, 453; MarIposa 12i /;
N Y. Central, 112t; Erie Railroad, 72E; Hudson.
122 bid; Reading, 1101; Mlchlgan Central ILL., /;
Michigan Southern Railroad, 80S; Illinois Ceutr II,
11s; Cleveland and Pittsbure, 88; Cleveland aod
Toledo, 113; Rock Island, 1045; Fort Wayne, 1861 (;
Toledo and Wabash, 493; Chicago and Alton, l09
bld; Alton and Terre Haute, 80; Ohio aud Misss
sppi Certificates, 29s; Western Union telegraph,
Az; Boston " Water-pOwer, 291; Chicago and Alton
preferred, Ill.
BALTIMORE, December 11.-Northwestern Flour
is MOVING more freely, but prices sho wide range.
Sales of 800 barrels Chicago extra at $l1 50912 and
small lots superfne do 50 90; City Mills and Howard
ST. eet superlne quiet, with spare receipts, which
commands full prices. White 80 80@l3 for ordinary
10 good; 90 1908 % for prime and choice; red,
S270G2 80 Tor tair and good; S2'95@D3 for prime.
New Corn, In good condition, steady at 90I95c
damp do 70d65e Oats are selling at 64d56c.
weight Btrrelled Pork quiet at $3.50 for Western
prime Mess; $21'5092 iOr Mess Bacon inactive,
Shoulders, 12c.
By the NeD York associated Press.
Ew YORK, December 11.-Gold is 1874; 1t has
been 1889. Exchange, 90; at Heht. 1Ol Five.
tw mites of 1852, coupons 1915 OF 1864, 1865; of
1866 1864; new issue, 1883. Tenforties coupons,
1C0. Seven-thirties, 1865. Missouri IS, o. Money
AUGUSTA Ga December 1o.-Cotton is active,
Sa es of 600 bales of middllngs at 300
CUARLEsToN, S. c. December 10.--The cotton
mG ket is dull. Sales ot ll2 bales at S1@32c.
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Hrigandage in Italy -Brigandage still exists
in the Abruzza and Calabria. There are hopes
that the appointment of General Pallavicini to
the command of the second of those provinces
will improve the situation. NJ Mancini. the
celebrated advocate and deputy, vito NJ. de
Rorrou, agent of Prince Torlonia. recently
narrowly escaped capture while returning from
Lake Fucino. According to an official return,
embracing the period between July aud Octo
ber "a, thirty-fye bTigands have been killed,
seventy.six captured, and one hundred and
forty.six have surrendered voluntarily.
Health Of The British Navy - The London
Lancet gives details taken from an abstract of
the latest information on the health of the
navy for the twelve months ending June, 1858.
They show state of health IN the navy which
Is very satisfactory. The death-rate in 1868 was
l'73 per cent, and this, by comparison with the
average of the preceding seven years, shows a
clear saving of six lives in every thousand of
average strength, amounting to a saving OF
nearly one third of the total mortality, appa--
Tently due to increased care for the health OF
the men. .....
silk-At Bourg Argentel near st. Etienne,
lives one Lucien Tracol, who is said 70 have dis.
covered the method of making silk direct IRON
the mulberry tree without the intervention of
the silk worm. No hint is given OF the process
by which this is effected.
An Old Newspaper The Gazette de Francois
the Oldest newspaper extant. 1t is now In it's
two hundred and thirty-sixth year, and was
already mature before the reVolUtjoR Of 1888.
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Suicide of an Actress.

BIZ the Neto York associated Press.
BosToN, December 1l.-Mrs. Julia Thoman,
formerly Miss Julia Pelby, well-known ac
tress, committed suicide at her residence, in
Cambridge, Saturday night, by taking lauda-
mum. She had recently returned from her pro-
fessional engagements in California.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE OF rHE EVENING TBLBeRAPB,
Tuesday, December III, 1866.

There was very little disposition to operate in
slocEs TINS morning, but prices we're without
any az nater.a, nN change. In Government bonds
mere was more doing. June and August 7'30s
sold largely at 1863, and 1O40s al 100; Il22 was
bid for 6s OF 1881, and 1918 for old 520s. City
loans were without change; the new issue sold
at 99l.
Railroad shares, as we have noticed for some
time past, continue the most active on the
list. Pennsylvania Railroad sold at 54k, no
change; Catawissa preferred, at 285, decline
OF on the closing piice of last evening, Lehgh
Valley at 69, an advance of 4.
In City Passenger Railway shares there was
nothing doing. 90 was bid for Second and Third;
l92 for Thirteenth aud Fifteenth; 14A for Heston-
vile; 30 for Green and Coates; ~ for Girard
College; SO for Union; and 29A for Germantown.
Bank shares were firmly held at full prices.
Western sold at 97b.
Canal shares were in fair demand schuyl.
kill Navigation preferred sold at 332, no change:
common do. at 242, decline of 1; and Lehigh
Navigation at &c. a decline OF J.. So was bid for
Morris Canal; ia fOr preferred do; 135 for Sus-
quehanna Canal; Sc for Delaware Division;
and SO for Wyoming Valley Canal.
Quotations of Gold-10s A. NJ, 1877; IL A. NJ,
1863; IL NJ, 1873; P. NJ, 1874.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by DE Haven & Bro No. 40 5. Third street
FIRST BOARD.
$1,000 10 4Os. cp, 100 100 sn Sch prf..... SO;
ss5C0S sSC0S 7eags Js 1Os 500 sh do lots ssi
sISSS SS 40 HuE lSs g sS sS Fsh Fs Nav.
sl4O0 Cityss n c& Is Dol 100 sh Read. 56i
$1SSS e I. Am Ss SO 100 4 b6S%s
$4,000 Susu 6s. .b6wn 86 100 sh do...,. bis b55
20 sh Western Bank 975
-Messrs. De Haven Il Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates of ex.
change to-day at P. M.:-American gold, 1874
@l372; Silver Is and Is, l30; Compound Interest
Notes, June, 1864 16b; do. July, 1864, 15i; do,
August, 1864, 155; do, October, 1864 14j; do,
December 1864, 49,; do, May, 1865, liz; do,
August, 1865, 1OB; do, September, 1865, %; do,
October, 1865, 81.
-Messrs william Painter & Co., bankers, No.
36 South Third street, report the following rates
of exchange to-day at IL oclock:-U. s. IS, 1881,
coupon, l124@1l24; .. $. 620s, coupon, 1862, 1915
l06E: do, new, 1866, l0S5@l09; U. s. l0-40e.
coupon, 995D1OO5; U. s. 1905, 1st SERIES 1854
@l054; do, I'd series, lO54@1O5g; Sd series, 1864
1lO55; Compounds, Decem Der, 1864, l3tCDl3h
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Snow al BunaIO.
BIZ the United State

BIZ the United States associated Press
BUFFALO, December ll.-Snow fell here last
night, and continues this morning. II Is now
nearly two feet deep, and will probably obstruct
railroad travel, as II extends west,
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PRUSSIA.

King Wilhelm Giving Blsmark to
Hanover.
LONDON, December GA telegram from Hanover
reports the commencement of oppressive measures
aga nst the people by the Prussian authorities.
"Our Love for Denmark.
BERLIN december II King w lillian of Prussia
has conferred the Order OF the Black Eagle on the
KING and Crown Prince of Denmark.
The military budget has been laid before the
Chambers.
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The Presidential App ointments.
Rn lhe Ne,e York Associated Pres!

WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE President
appointments for their confirmation. The
secret communication transmitted to that body
yes terday merely covered few naval promo
tiOng ..
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FRANCE.
Rumored Resignation of NJ. FOuld =
EXpecAed TROUBLES In Rome.

Expec, ed Troubles Ina Rome.
PARIS, December lot is again rumored
that Nj. Fould, the eminent French Minister of
Finance, will soon resign.
A serious difficulty is apprehended in Rome
after the withdrawal OF the French troops.
Preparations are making by the authorities to
meet the worst.
ToULoN, December 10.-It was supposed that
the transports to bring home the French troops
from Mexico, would sail from Brest, but they
are now getting ready IN this harbor. There Is
great activity here.
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The Missing Steamer "Britannia.v

LONDON, December 10-Evening.-The steam
ship Britannia, which left Glasgow on the Sd
of November, and about which some apprehen-
sions were beginning to be felt on both sides OF
the Atlantic, was spoken by vessel bound to
this port, on the 18th of November. The
Britdrnid had lost her propeller and rudder, and
was attempting to proceed under sail. She was
nearly helpless.
[NoTE.-The Britannia arrived safely at New
York yesterday, in tow of the steamer IoUd.
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PRUS STA,

Hanover to be COorced into Submission
BERLIN, December 10-Evening.-It is an
nounced that the Prussian Government has
commenced coercive measures in Hanover.
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oHDoN December 1l-Noon.- -Consols tor money
firm at $751; ex dividend
Tho opening sales for American securi les are:-
EIie Railroad shares. 462; Illinois Central, III;
UNITED Staes 5,20s, 1862, II
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The Youngest Judge.-The youngest Judge In
England Is Sir Hugh Cairns, who Is in his Asth
year.
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THIRD EDITION
II EUROPE.
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BY Atlantic Submarine Telegraph Gables
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
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Departure Of French Troop Ships
for Mexico.
-
PRUSSIA PRESSING HANOVER FOR
WAR TITHES.
->~y~~-I>o~>~y>oo>Nooo~~~~~>~J>
A dvance in Cot t O N.
LATEST FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
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ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC., Etc, Etc.
PRUSSIA PRESSING HANOVER FOE
WAR TITHEs.
Advance in Cot t on.
BIZ the Nes0 York Associated PreSs.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Brttish American Confede eratIon.

LONDON, December 10-P. M.-Many of the
q hnal settlement of the Confederation scheme,
have arrived here. They have formed them
selves into conference, and selected Mr..
Mcdonald to preside over their deliberations.
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By The United States Associated Press.

Sailing of Transport Ships for Vera Cruz
PARIS December lO-Evening.-It Is expected
th6t all the transports will have sailed for Vera
CluZ before the 18th instant.
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FRANCE AND MEX fCO,

Moro ab0ut thOse Troop Ships, Etc,
PARIS, December 11-Noon,-The departure of
the French feet of war vessels and transports for
Vera Cruz ia now said to be fixed for next week.
The vessels are fully manned and provisioned, aud
are expected to reach their destination about the
middle OF January.
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Baltimore Anairs-Arrival OF the "Cuba"
The State Board OF Education En-
couraging DisloyaIty.
BALTIMORE, December 11-The steamer Cuba
rived here last night from New Orleans, with the
9th Regiment sUnited STATES Coored Troops who
Will g mustered out
Governor Swami, Leutenan,:Governo Cox and
compose the State Board OF Education have adopted
the fOllowing:-
"Ordered, That no teacher be required to take any
test oath h, any other oath, requisite cond ton
entitle him or her to receive certificate or to he
employed teacher in any of the public schools of
the State"
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FROM EUROPE THIS Pm.
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BY Atlantic Submarine Telegraph Gables
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PRUSSIA PUNISHING HANOVER.
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The King and Crown Prince of
Denmark Promoted.
--~~~~o>~>Nco~so~N~0~~y~~D~~D~~
THE EVACUATION OF ROME BY
THE FRBNCH.
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TO-day's Commercial and Financial News
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ETC., ETC., Etc, ETC., Etc., Etc.
THE PAPAL STATES.

IHE FhFhL bThTES.
The French Troops still Leaving the
"HOly city"
PARIS December IL, noon,-TEe evacuation Of
Rome, which has been in progress for several days
past will be enLlrelY completed to-day.
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ANOTHER L EssoN

Can be learned by the terrible results of this
fire. The destruction OF life again directs our
attention to the reckless disregard for the safety
of tenants manifested by landlords in general.
The laws at present enacted are inadequate to
the protection OF the occupants OF tenement
houses, and it is to be hoped that the Fire Com
missiOneTs will give their attention TO this mat
ter and have such enactments made by the next
Legislature as will regulate not only the keep
ing of all such combustible articles as kerosene
oil, but also see TO the provision OF proper
means of egress by the window for all tenants
OF rooms in large and crowded dwelling places.
II Neto York Herald today.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-08-03
New Oregon Pain Dealer

Published every Friday at the Plain Dealerprhllhs
,oms Main Street New Oregon, howardCounty, Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-08-03
TERMS
ADVERTISING RATES.

saded notices following editorial matter will be charged
he rate ots3 90 for ten lines, tor asnsle Insertion
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-08-03

within one year from the passage of this Act
Sec: ?. Whenever any Of such notes shall
be nald Ivy any other tn an the maker the
Auditor shall aS~lgn the same without re-
course on the State, and deliver it with the
mortgage s"cnr'ty, if any to the person so
paying the same.
Approved March Goth 1866
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-08-03
CHAPTER 81,
DEBTS DUE THE SCHOOL FUND.

DEBTS DUE THE SCHOOL FUND.
AN ACT authorizing the Auditor to collect
certain detts due the School Fund
Sec. l. Be 1t enacted by the General As.
sembly Of the State Of Iowa, That any of the
makers; endorsers. OR sureties of any Of the
notes received by James Eads for money
loaned by him out of the Permanent School
Fund, who were in the military service Of
the United States, until after the time gran
ted in Section 3 of Chapter "a Of the Laws
of the 9th General Assembly, had expired
shall be permitted topay and discharge
such notes by paying the principal with six
per cent. per anuum from tho date of such
notes (includlng what has been paid, if ANY,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-08-03

CIi q L L l. is ct.
LLGALIZING TIE PUBLICATION OF THE LAWS
&c. OF CERTAIN TOWNS
AN hCT' to amend Seton 1893 Of the Re-
vision Of 1860, in relation to the incorpora-
ton Of towns and cites, and to !cgalize the
publication of the bylaws and ordinances of
certain towns and cities heGetoforc passed
and nos published according to law and to
legalzc al acts done under, and by virtnc of
such ordinances
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-08-03

toEco from ard after its publication in the
State "eglster and Iowa Homestead, news.
papers published at Dcs Moines Iowa,
approved March oath 1866.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was published in the Iowa State Register
March eth 1866. and in the iowa Hon,s-
stead on the 4h day of April 1866
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary of State.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-08-03
JAMES WRIGHT Secretary Of State.

Rohack's Blood Pills are undoubtedly
the most valuable ofall the Cathartic
Pills offered 70 the public-operating
by viftue Of a special affinity for the
mucous membrane Of the bowels; being
sugar coated they are especially adapt
ed for the use of children and are un-
questionably one of our most sat'siac-
tory, ,cathart:cs aud should be III ce3-
stant use ia l9rnestic practice.
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Errors Of Youth.

4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
"A from Nervous Debility, Premature De-
cay, and all the effects of youthful indscre-
ton, will, for the sake of suffering humanity,
send free to all who need it, the receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, can do
so by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
n37v7m3) No, l3 Chambers ST., New York.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-25
gsw oslsnns 2nIg Crescent atang gannma, guny as laae

man, Walker, Waggaman ct Waddell- 81 oui.
Non--MNI, Anderson Samuel, Austin, Alyer-
Sun, Brown, Collins, DeLabarre, Ditto, Eager
Fenner, Fr6ret Fishbun, Jonas, McEnery,
Mcconnell, MoCloskey, Nelligan, Mutt, Sam
bola, Seaman, Simonds, Smith ct Wilmington
-22 non.
En- CONSEQUENCE Iamendement est adopt6
Dams lie neuyieme item, secopde clause,
effaeer ''six piastres" ct inserer cling"
Lequel amendment la ohambre repousse
Dams litem neuf, troisieme clause, effacer
sept ct ins6rer ''six."
ct sur motion d'adoption, rappel nominal
demandG par NM Nelligan ct Austin dome
lie resultat suiyant
QUINN Anderson j., Bonnabel Couyil-
Ion, Drew, Durable, Dugas, Eldridge Ewing,
Edwards, Gates, CAN'T, Harrison Head. Kent,
Lipseomb, Martin, McKelvey, Mcdonald, Nc
Gee, Moreland, Peterson, Phillips James,
Powell, Pujo, Regenberg, Richards, Rogers,
Ryan, Snider, Stille Scott, Solomon, T9te,
Theriot Thieneman, Walker, Wilmington,
Waggaman ct Waddell-40 oui
Non-MM. Anderson Samuel Austin, Alver-
son, Brown, Collins, Ditto, Eager, Fenner,
Freret, Fishburn, Jonas, McEnery, Melon
nell, McCluskey NelIgan, Mutt, Seaman, ST.
monds ct Smith-19 non.
En- consequence lamendement est adopte.
Dams Iitem dix ettacer tune piastre" ct in
serer ''soixante cents. :"
Et sur motion d'adoption rappel nominal
demande par NM. Jonas ct Egan, dome lie
resultat suivant;
Oni-AIM. Anderson j., Bonnabel, Couvil-
Ion, Drew, Durable, Dugas, Eldridge, Ed
wards, Gates, CAN'T Green, Head, Kent,
Lpscomb. Martin, McKelvey, Mcdonald,
Mcgee, Moreland, Peterson, Phillips James,
Powell, Pujo, Regenberg, Richards, Rogers.
Ryan, Snider Stilld, Scott, Solomon, TGte,
Iheriot, Thieneman, Walker Wilmington,
Waggaman ct Waddell-3S oui.
Non-NM. Anderson S., Austin, Alyerson,
Brown, Collins, DeLabarre, Ditto, Eager
Freret, Fishburn, Green, JONAS Leeds, Nc
Emery, Mcconnell, McCloskey, Mutt, Scanlan
Simonds ct Smith-20 non.
En- consequence Pamendement est adopte
Dams litem dix seconde clause etfacer
''cinquante cents" ct inserer .'trente"
Sur motion d'adopter, on demande Tapped
nominal, mails I'm quorum n'existait pas. LIE
sergent d'armes est envoye Ia recherche des
membres absents il revient ct fait SAVIOR
gull Ma pu les tronyer. On ordonne IN
second appel nominal sur la question pen
dante, et faute de quorum, Ia chambre sa-
journe, sur motion de NJ. Still6.
T. L. MAXWELL,
Grefier de Ia Chambre DIES Representants
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THE LAND WE LovE-A MONTHLY

THE LAND WE LOVE-A MONTHLY
Devoted to Literature, Agriculture General Intelligence
and comprising Reports Of Battles, Incidents and
Anecdotes of the Late War, never
z"af before published
by Gen. ID. HI. Hin, late OF the Southern Army.
PRoPRIEToRs-J. P. IRWIN, D. H HILL.
CHARLOTTE, NJ G.
TESHs-We propose to publish Magazine containing fron
SIXTY eighty pages Of the size Of those Backweod, NAT
szius for THREE DOLLARS year in advance or FTyl,
DOLLARS # paid tin the end Of the year and to begi
the issue tile st Of May provided that the SUBSCRIPTION la
Justify the undertaking The cash subscribers not nav
sli after the receipt Of the Srst number
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-25

mement a announcement = i9'iv'' eOliioi'-
ny 5ssseiits.L honorable J. 3. Elan. orateur
ina1 ct AlM- Anderson s., Anderson So
, 1871 Aastlu Algerson, Bailey. Bensel Ron.
i ns9 Brown, Collins. oouyilion DelsheTns
CIV, ltto Dpges Eager, Rldridee NJ,
~ = 'l''S' eenner, Freret, Fishburn, Ful5S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-25
JOURNAL 0FFI0IEIl,
CH4MBRE DIES REFRESHMENTS,
ss ShmRli. III mars 1866.

SESSION RReUIIERR DE 1866
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-12-12
Horrors of the Famine in India.

The Rev. ]. Buckley, an English Bap.
t'st missionary, stationed at Cuttack,
Orissa, writes:
Orphans have been brought dying to
our door, and many that we have received
have been too deeply famine stricken for
nursing and medicine to restore. After a
few short days death has closed the scene.
Tender ard delicate women, lying on our
veraDdah, have implored rice or money to
purchase it, with cries that have pierced
our hearts. Two cases Of eating human
flesh have been reported; in one case It
was proved ,ha, the person was insane:
in the other, a child was found eating its
dead fathers flesh which had been 70 astr
ed, and in a few days after the child
died.
Mothers have left their children in the
maidan (dunghiID to die, or have sold
them for few pice. In one case an only
son was sold for pint of milk the
mother eagerly drank it up, gave up her
ch'id, walked few steps, and then drop.
ped down dead. The dying and the dead
have been seen lying in our sire cts, though
this has not been SO much at Cuttack as
at Balasore and some other places. At
,Poores, it has been common for the po,ics
to lind, morning after morning, in the
streets and lanes, sixty, seventy, eighty,
and more corpses. ln The Cu,tack dis,
'rIct, 5000 deaths from famine and pes.
thence were ported in one week, and it
is generally believed that at Balasore and
Hooree the distress has been severer thar
here.