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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-10

To RE CoNTBsTED.--The liquor deal
ers of Brooklin, N. Y, have resolved to
contest the constitutionality Of the new
Excise law, and they have retained the
services of Charles O'Conor and James
7. Brady as their counsel, They pro-
pose to go on with the business in the
usual manner, and make i test case ;
pending the decision to have the Excise
officers enioined from molestng them in
their trade.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-10
TIE DBoLIaB OF CHoLBRA.-The new
v,,l, Hawaii If Wednesday saws.

Ihh bbCblNh VI ChVbhhh'
York Herald Of Wednesday says
"IF is a pleasant duty to report ''
the Asiatic cholera which has for oD'I
time been lingering on the infected Ve
sells io the Lower Bay is gradually u
creasjng, and the prospect Of the dlSas
approaching the city is Therefore wy
slim, We have from the beginning ls
countenanced the idea Of panic in con.
nectiOn with a coming epidemic, ana N'
turn which affairs have taken at oaA,
autine strengthens the opinion ln
there is no necessity for any alarm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-10

An ACT TO PROTECT FISH IN OTTER
CREEK.-It is hereby enacted by the
General Assembly OF the State OF Yer
mont
SEC l. If any person shall catch or
take any fish in the waters of Otter
Greek, or in the waters adjacent thereto,
within four years from the passage Of
this act, by the use of seine, gull net,
snare, trolling, shooting, spearing, or
any other way than ordinary hook and
line, he shall be liable to pay the town
in which he or she lives the sum of ten
dollars for each and every fish so taken,
to be recovered on complaint Of q Grand
Juror, before Justice Of the Peace,
with cost of prosecution,
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved Nov. 8, 1865.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-10

EXTENSIVE OWN DIES ON DANkS.-Au
extensive fraud has just come to light in
EastOn, Washington county, N Y, through
which the Cambridge Valley Bank has
been swindled of about $4,000 in dis
counting notes for Batty g. lI04g, Of
EastOn. Other banks in Washington
and Saratoga counties have suffered in the
same manner to the extent, it is report
ed, OF $4,000.
THE NATIONAL TEMPERANCE ADVOCATE.
This is q new monthly, commenced in
January last, in New York city, AZ the
organ of the National Temperatures So
ciety and Publication House. Rev l..
D. Barrows, D. D., who recently address
ed the citizens of Rutland, has been
unanimously elected by the Board of
Managers, Corresponding Secretary add
Editor of the Societey's periodicals.
The May number contains the new Ed
tors introductory" Rev. James B.
| Dunn, of New York, is the associate edi-
tor. The Advocate is very handsomely
| printed sheet of sixteen pages, and is Of
tered to the public for 81 90 year Ten
copies to one address, 50 90. Twenty
copies for SIG co. 1t promises TO be an
able and vigorously conducted advocate
of the Temperance cause and we cOrdi.
ally commend it to our friends.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-10

So the Civil Rights Bill is enforced
1t is noteworthy that the first applies
ton under it was for the promotion o.
Christian religion and among the tree1'
men.-N Y. Tribune.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-27
TtlteaApHc mlaxfr REPORTS.

BUyr.Lo Dec a. isx
Foar-Detnsnd moderate and rnarke, stsady; 100
shs ~. srriaa a. Oh 90 Wheat quiet 20 sales Corn
IL esni; 100 bushels "a i1sf lots, at
~. osts quet 81 Spo Barley nominal a ala Rye
quet af 81 Frovtsons heavy PORK quiet and nominal
So -. dr-N.e hogs Dun within the range Of " t3s w.
a. 20 qualify. Whisky arm a. 81 81 - = go.
Flour steady ard unchanged sales Sr bib. Al t Is for
No srrnz sl3 Dasl3 IS Tor rcd winter So for white
fl5 10 SIS - for fg1ble extf.. Rye hour drl Al ".
whea let sndno .slcs Corn dnl and unchsngsd .aes
30 bnsheis No. Illinois at 81 " Oats selling In small
lot- At &c for choice Western Bsrer rye and peas no
nal Shorts els S7is shp s;uas 81 ST. middiings.
~ a. ton. fr.shts by railroad On n0uT 70 Boston
III 70 New York, PDa. 70 Albany 90 -, - 80.
Flour gulc, and arm, rscep,s l2o bbls shipped 100
bbs whto winter si5 20 slt 80 spring .aifa. 90
.hippea, $500 Ne. \ sal5 ,ii, 20 $3.50
No !, iss.e $50. 6sts " Il. se9ssr 10 spssc
p'sc RYE ic. better; 49, splc Barrie. arm No &c
o.. ysxs pork--fioaers demand SIS o. buyers offer
sieS, sales 90 bbis, ?, tis ~ . sisSl Lara. lisc
boss-Tece ps, so bad; sales sDo Il Is ss $40 The
Tendency ~ the nArket sud both and
oIssIsssrr. Der. d, lsss.
rlourSo transactions: nominaliy loser; SUPER ~ IS
ses0, EXTRA $40 sll Mess porx steady. sls5L Lard
dull Ike. cotton DBL. Be Whiskey hesYy ~ - Hogs
arrn. " NDfur I've. Iecripts since ast report sBi;
Total receipts TAI. season, ~ ~ -.
pnsiness s.asnanL Cotton quiet al sic for ndalns.
Spirits ~ turrenune dui ~ 6ic ko-in. weak at%J ~
Crude turrcntne % for virgin and yellow dip Tar dun
BaLusoHx. Der ~ lsss
ChicseD eftrs. OIL - siz. Ssnthern hAh gfsdcs
sarre PfoslzOns Inactive, dressed hpgs, ~ - ~
Groceries droopns -~-is vcry Jlet 'ipter 8 %
fs1sssi u ~ WHISPER uss scsed asa ngniiaal.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ciAL.
WEDNESDAY,. Dec. 2e-e P. N.

WEDNESDAY,, Dec 26-6 p. NJ
The railway share market opened with buoyant
cone this morning, and there a general advance
upon the closing prices Of Monday, but the improve
not sustained owing sales TO realize and
resumption OF the hammerng operations OF tho bears
All the leading stocks largely oversod that IL s
vital importance to tho latter that prices should be
kept down while they are scovering" their contracts,
and il Is mere question OF strength between the con-
tending parties as 10 which victorious Stocks are in
trinsicaly cheap st the present quotations, and
She rebound from the prevailing depression must be
very strong The bears have been assisted to-day BY
uher decline In gold, the result Of heavy bear ope-
ratons mainly by parties interested in decline In
stocks. but the premium has now touched such low
point that sharp turn In II cannot be long delayed,
and those who suppose that the decline Is likely to DO
permanent viii therefore find themselves mistaken II
viii be remembered that the premium declined to 2sh
in May 1885, Immediately after the termination OF the
var and YET rose to eS June as the average in the
inscrva having been much higher than the point re-
yeed to- Yet when gold touched 1881 the spectators
md the public said II was going much lower;
with how forehought all know; and 1t is tho same
now as hcn The decline to-day was from 1885 al the
opening 10 1917. There subsequent rally 70 i32s
and the closing price 1914 The steamer CUBA TOOK
$780, $50 in specie There was rather Disk borrow
ing demand and loans were made fat" and at lS2 per
ceat In favor OF the lender.
Tac following statement shows the total amount OF
gold certificates issued and redeemed by the SUD
lroasury and the amount outstanding
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-27
THE WEST INDIES.

News from the British ind French Islands
Vcconstructien In jamaica - Tho sugar
q, ops and Commercial Reports.
Nv way u Havana have news from Tue Rrigl sh
Yves, "a, "a, dated at gingsoo jamaica on tho lc,h
and PONCE y X. ~ the 1ith Of December WITH later
reports FROM e French ..i','.'
The newspapsrs y, hand from Kingston make no aIu.
sion whatever TO mo es,enco Of cholera auaoy speak
OF vessels from ST Tomas snd elsc~icrc having hal
suffer quarantine. rho psilc bcah was good. AID The
weather cool
from Spanish Town 10 Kingston.
The crew of the American bark hsry HcLry, with a
G. b, vfeckod on the Jarcnes, Cuban coast, sere
brought safely 10 Kingston.
business coniinl much depressed In Jainslaa- Bi
ter Complaints made against tbs Colonial Bank un-
dor its present management
The court martial EDsgn Cullen had arrived AZ IT,
he S,h inst. ssr hsarag iroln ne 6spg Jrdso ID
vocae and u supposed - b fsvoranie 70 the pr.
oner Tue trial o. DR., Morris. for tho share he - 81.
legged IN have as an IN the Amir vii 10 proceeded
with when he roe from his serious indlspoal0n.
Mr. Rawilns suo-Agent Of Immigrants in the perish
sum o. money received from the cpos cnployees.
Appreciated at Aonsso bay AID placed N tbr county
ronro moo.
Tho dates arc 10 tho llth Inst
The pr0Fpccs about tbs coming crops wee highly
favorable, both q sugar and eoaee Tho y'eid W. be
abundant
According 10 the Custom House returns 10 the W all
large increase "a tie average &poriaon o. ,c last Tow
ycsrs n shown
yHKxcH AsTff.Lx&
The planters complain that the argsr The crops the
lower we're The prices 81 sugar II diTculi
than "a q Tor tho superior soft, such bafe
Iy covered cost Tho export during the ten months
ending the 3le OF October amounted 10 -, s-I ~
kiOs OF 6g5s caake u sugar, 100, al nref mois-s
5,5f5 2Dt do TuIn s,3i3 do coffee, +Tfll do cotton
Rum n demand. New cocoa ~ coming lntp market
Coffee would appear gyon Frsghs 10 % - 70 HAsfu.
rs 10 IS 10 bordeaux, aud jOl 10 haTsciles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-27
oUttss coUsTY INTELLIGENCE.

RAiLRoaD Ar1uKsr.--Yesteriay afternoon Coroner
Curtis held an lnqqest upon the body o. man nataed
Icvcr.tt Rawdon who dei from the effects Of .alurss
received by being struck BY a locomotive Of ths Long
Island Railroad while walking IN ths track near Jamaica
on toe afternoon u the 18th itSt The prncital W.T.
noss called wa william Dsrnce tho engao.r, whJ tctL
Ned that he len Jamaica AZ four o'c1cx Christmas
aftnrnoon and when near willow Tree s.s,on
walking ahssi ~ The fslu Nhtsed b1t no notice vsa
taken aud before tue train c1rh b. stopped the unfof
tunsie struck aud when taken 40 was renuAi.
bic Tie surgeon Who lad kaeion n charge alter the
necld ent dfpoaed THAT upe efaminat0n Immediately
stcr tie la dlryYercd fA his nght ~
fractured tAAt H. lad received injuries
tho head, sufficient. his opinion, 10 cause death
After hearing the testimony I'll itf1 tue Jury rendered
verdict cxoncfAflnz tho eng nett ffvfn 81 ensure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-27

coirNn.-No sales made to-day that were ad
ing quotations, which indicate reduction compared
p. s ,.'oT s.p:ss e % @ sa sS pr Ss
c esyi s o s'ssas., a ss.s
& s. sa s'Sa ssoei ~ IA and s Ssa;s
G ssas. New sna ss
s9 q ss ass rs sss
,ls rs s i s:- &c
sc. 80 bale. ..on. .. .sd axa 900 co@Iae.scd DO
20 liter ~ and per steamer 20 bales cotton at sisd
6nS m.gAs, N ysy q n. small stock ssn,a..sa
70 -. 90 fti,s,. ,eras We suese :Rasnos syr.s &c :
iS i. -; ncsiltsrs, IL s,s Central xmeii, ,se
adrs I.r" 'aod:ss sea,ssa :. previous prices We
mod.rsis r.o.pts sassa ."pp' n s%a
~ G sr. s e.. % %.s.' e,a ssos ca. e:
s.ie sra s and arm w .mosi sss.ss f,s
ss;s Is SO 6..s a. as %ae: 81 ss do d. a.. ~
% a. ds sn mode 49, ss g. DO no. p ss hay. s.s
.sus e., heavy. &C Co. a., middle oc ~; 90
Nclsa.r.-s,oct ssr hhas Cuba, 400 do Porto zscs.
- bb- New oreens. The market continued duh md
1.oy,os. siIsI o.n.ss.len from the prices cur.
sS' b. IN marc active ana
.say s ,cdgs,Ioa TIE :a'. ,"r masal.,o .d,.sysg
$40 Is or Old nessshe latter cicsDg at Sis 81 cash also
an si7 prime. For future delivery made
x, the ~ zVp tts for January and Feb.
rstt $40 81 so, sellers option. Dressed hogs
dor IA lower T.e si&c Westsrn and city. Beef
heavy though ia.rc Jul business doing sales
400 thls sl6 81 FOR rew srira fnrs and W Oh
H.. ;e- plain DO. for beef hans bafe inquiry.
sy - Bacon dun and extremely nominal.
ul MEATS ass continued dull and heavy though
,losl ,,otaLle cLgnss sales 10 packages. Al iOc
i.o fof hans and r. Loo for sbouief-. Til. Lard
MAS active art accely a. nru with sales ~ 10
hNk q. lle a l2ts. Tor Old aul Butter mode
rMiey sove and steady a. 49, tS1 for Orange county In
pals ~, for Western, sud yc- aoc. for state.
active chiefly FOR ~sport ami the market
iCc isc for common asity " choice factor,
ade
Prro- There was nothing of importance doing Ia
f nrrkcf for either crude bonded aad prices we're
noninai fsc toe former. sud ~ nfe. Tor
We heard ~ trsnssctions worthy Of meDtpn
sENs.-for Goa. moderate dtmanf prevailed At un.
cangri prices sales bsics RI Hs1he. ~ do. danafei
Tanpeo. and - DO Payia on private terms Deer were
sr.ve. Ne sfcs pf.ins ~ oD ID. San
Auneart the current qnp,ationsi-
oairsn plco as. 5r Busno- Ayrss ssc %; Payta.
sbe. &C.. cape. nc n. pscr-uouduras, Stsc 90
Vera Cruz 81 % 0lc. Central amerean, u. 5Ae
San jun. 81 q t5c sts@l Size coe; AnEoaurs, Sc
sr.sn w.. qual without chsnge Of importance in value
rhr sales o bores iisyera A. $40 Pc ~ eOIes DO
~ ga Porto Rico The sl0s sta5 hhds b0,ri baSes
and i1Ss beg. We quote fair 70 good refining Cuba 30
rAi,ow quiet but steady. sales 1000 ibs At oso .
IA
wnsx,r nominal in TIC absence Of business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-27
FIRE At flmlaA.

EfNnA, n r, De- -. 1864.
Gre broke out about to-day In the wholesale
boot and shoe manufnctory OF w. A. BIgclow Co,
situated Wisncr near Water street The building
was totally consumed II Was nearly now, and ore Of
tho ines bnsinsss structures 10 tho city II was
cupicd by W. A. Bigeiow Co and Fielding Co,
wholesale coffee aud tea store. The stock In the new
building adjoining, occupied by I'm wells Wholesale
leather and nndhgs Store was removed without loss
The total los the building and stock estimated at
so 600 Tho property insured In the Security In
su.ancs Company Tor $4,000. The fire originated IN
tho cose IN the cellar beneath the coffee and
fra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-27
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



AD,fR--cAuS -On Tuesday. December u.s. by the
Rev. Dr. Menner, M.Ecrs ADLxs 10 EIIzABxrn. dAugh-
ter of Joseph Calm, ail of this city.
Reuws-CaraDLi- Washington, n. c., on Tuesday,
December Is, BY toe pes. John Vaughn Lewis. Jo'is
MArsdAn BPoSS Of Portland, Ne, TO Aida. daughter
BrnwAs -AoeAs AT - Johns oharcb White Plains
on tuesday December 10 by the Rev, fa,her Bowling
Ma Jars J. grpwAr 70 Mi4s EyrISE IL honAs eldest
unughpy q tho ia'e Patrick Moran boin o. Wtsalsns
westchesterc county ~ y
Coptfscrax- iSDggsox.-In BROOKLYN, on Monday,
December - u the Church Of Me- stab, by Rev George
l. rheail, RegHrS ccpaySro. :? NAL. T., the eldest
daughter Of william 4 Anderson, Esq, all OF Brooklyn
cou--ssuH. Ga Tucsday. De eubsr 49, BY the Rev
Iasc H. Cole sni no R., David Cole, u. D., rAsc D.
corr. Jr. 10 Eva, Louis SWIM, Of Brooklyn.
ELy-fiorf -on rucslsy evcs.ps. December rs BY
no n'v nv;S u wf'.s r wnrN ., El'' Of Nov
FMrHsrs-sgAxAx On Tucsdsv pecembar Is. by the
| Rev Dr bowling Mr. HgRrr kssEsas MS
c,s, L., eldes daughter o. Henry seaman, Esq, both
Bos.sn paper plrase copy - 90 =
F'g.r-csowftt On wcdrssday, December 20 a,
lie reidcaee u tue br IL, ~ Tie Rev Horny Ward
daughter or EiEF- kloweii, Esq. al ~ brooklyn.
Gyossi--Carryrri. -0h fhursay December 20. b.
Only dsasiior u I.swis " csrpenter
Rrsui--BErrs.-- TuessLiy, Deccini~r 2s a. TIE
run, AMIN J. Rssen. q Philaaepais. Pa, to L'uss
Bpg-, OF Brooklyn l. ~
pLisaslphia pafe.s please copy.
SraOatsr y s1Ige-aln Hefnosday. Dec 20, a. the
soit ConsTea ,si church IN TOO ciy 81 Brookiyn,
By Re, Fdoaf I9ylor, NJ Joss {. scEpolxr, Jr, 70
suglpos--FAsrxaN ON r.usdsy, December 90 In
Rutland, VI, W ReV. Norman A. reassr, y D. Jgrs A.
shsLncs.c Rutland % c,so,'>. 4, daashtsr Of The
late a. ~ Eastman a. bfo0klvn N y.
Srr stEcEu-ELy In TriDity church. on "Wednesday
morning. December -, by the hsy. ". W stanton.
u ~, Aiaagf b. s4sSa.aaga Of Philadelphis. - c,s
Hr n daughter " Hon. Alfred Ev of Rochester ~ Y.
witI.rrs-TkYDa AT Harlem. on Tuesday, To ember
% = tie rsdeneoef ste srses p.sens, y tbn issy
T. 81 fArd. Isstc n Nis1s 10 ssssH v eldest daughter
Of Henry VI. la iyr, Ia 81 ~ Harlem.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-27

agreeing with his decision IN continuing tho injunction
aoaint quarant no on staten Island
tounY ErPgysEs.- Board OF Supervisors have
nearly completed tho auditing Of bills for the county.
is believed that the taxes lowed by State enactment
viii amount two and three quarters per cent valua.
uon While the gas and gas fixtures viii amount 10 very
large dgure, which, with other expenses incurred la
maintaining the Metropolitan police iorcs al staplcton,
will swell the taxes the town Of Middctown TO about
sx pef cent
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There scarcely anything doing in the wheat market
being confined immediate mil.
lers Prices however were without noteworthy chang
State 81 10 for mixed Milwaukee,. Corn continued
quiet though frmer advance OF fully lc per bush-i
yellow southern and 81 ~ 81 10 for mixed Western,
a.nat dull and scarcely firm. the sales
Chicago and Milwaukee and &c. for Delaware and
For barley there bu. little demand, and have
Gully report sales OF UO bushels state 81 o. or rye
effected OF 900 bushels State 81 b. Malt
dull and nominal.
Goiros Mas SOW Of sale but nomlnaliv unchanged In
Tho absence Of further Liverpool advces
of caution that nsnrered with speculation ana the
la business In prarcss was chiefly for spinning and
rnrf Aslek 40 bales We QuDLe.--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-27
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEpNEsNAv. DeccIpber 26-b T. N.
BRrADsturr The market for State And Western -four
ruled very quiet but previous prices fully maintained
closing firm Al the annexed quotations. at which sDJ bbs
disposed Of Southern -four ruled In favor the pur
chaser, and but little doing the transactions being
limited TO 200 bbs Rye -four remained unchanged being
steadg firm. with sales of 20J bbls at S. so 81 The
dema nd for meal active al prices nd
eating slight decline Sales $50 bbls. At IS s. 30 for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-27
irkrts E.Aku srtllGsct.

Isrorr.I 10 sTsrgy i-issDfas A 'bs o-nsfa terra
bold a NeWbufx On las wsek a., cqurf nnAnl ueasy
decssa N snfmins ths order " yu1xs Ds-rffs, N
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Marine Dssn sfers.

boon sent her
bAar rArMusnxR. from Rock,nd for Ne. o~i-sns WINE
ashore at Rermuds. caught enciy consumed
Fat ~ the cargo and most o. tho material sav-i
sr NwfAui (Br fiom London FOR soalon. - gosg oss
n .slar morning of ..a nat. got ashore She srsmU
20 her a.s,,.ne. N'-A' mas ''s' ''"' '''" ">
. ss,s es,s lions from crofuer.s Boston III.
and carso 'o'a bs. Grew saved.
nma ,u,, ,eeiore reported asher. m.s AZ
~, e e. Cap, is.sI succeeded ee.uss
4 badly strained, ana ne ,idssbSs and ao@s IN Ter
Bnic EiIrs sr<wAsr Holland which pu, n,o Key wsss
M. and would proceed sbpu, :s,h insl
Bnia nAeHorsA SANDERS q Yarmouth Ms 80 ~r.oGsa
sss d. s FRI. FRI rSsones. ~
e .ss a e ..p M, ,.. ,9sr b.. sa %
Cd s1h where she vii discharge pan . d-os ioai.
sSas s orsss from Rochpo' MAJ. arrived Al Port
curnArss Dec s-Ihe Mary Raker. sea from, i.hi.d~i
.sy -. ss . ,a .s s1 o ss s,, s.
wnEcs IAugs v,saFt-w stchni.n Once Greenpsvx
~ Dec 2A considerable fssmen 81 Lacy cass va4sri
nSsr III. v.s .nss ' ssS Or ~. rss a
900 much is,ssf rsstios = ..nors near m.n.s es-s
ton. Point and ss Init. % =, y be pat: q us
MISCELLANEOUS.
w-se under oblxsioa. attentive and reati.msa'y
pur..r OF the steamship MORO cssr Albert. k.q fss
full 5les Of late Havana papcrs prsors current. sc
haas Rtiis MoHs,scs arrived Al so4ion 2ah Inst ffo-
jo~salle before ,oporsI ronenuaa al M.lria.
scpm Jan. " HAYS % Providence 10 tons old
H. b.. ~, "sn ;ea g sr, chsne. ,,a and NJ ,a
Arnold
w fr, fso u @ ~ s,,. - sa-
an.af, and l.a1n mh t-pei, ashy eroi-sa e ~:
zls and one thousand toes Of fi
y & aS s . Sn ssi. ~a . %. IN "a sT' ~ &
performances "a these a ais lnr natutsiaa,i. bgn pe
Notice 90 Mariners.
sApsrHA-rlgmr
i'.s1s o. sas u "a
s'';,ss small .ilsgsS sS .,ii Dc is,
The ght all be- red, PLACED lon essin,n = ssmI
ss,er as a.,ss sss o. y o e rr .ni x % ~
80 - n. lou ishs - " Of aresns,sh,.
spoken. 40.
shin Neptune. from Liverpool FOR se~ YORK Dec an
ship hl.,,narr Marshall. from Liverpool ~ sYors
, s,'s y Ieshrds' from srors To- aaf1aaq. Dee ~ ss
gris Hunter. from sYoss. Des r. i.sD y.
Foreign Porte.
a. s D. a sss n' w,dr s zoe yss 49,
n a rpssn,r, ssssyyss O.. s,' .ie.sei ~ s..
Az = Finshlns lmh. Equator kroAn rhisisDA, -ssA
h,n i.aaeho Msrsars,h. pa's. bcdinsipn, AL isoss
,taFcsI- = pee s-Arr " n Prescott nsish-laar
Hs,ro,-la niagfosa D-o 10 Fin,ei. nies.. ,on sy"s
aa..sr,.,ss. be s-Ar Marco rolp naa--p. sy.sss
RAos.sass.,gss p.e lar Moonlight. seas. bald
"s 80. go IN ~ y, 1900 10, w.. ga. s..,.
~ IA - -, *, . NJ ssfyi sra'' sa.,. 10 -
sud n so 90 unaor rrid,. ma'sr Tor ne-,se,. sOss.
c. !. &. l. a.; l Me- ,.srs sssi' .l, T..
s. & - ss sis & ss o -. 81. . r. 49,
wn reaana. 9Th s1s Harriet A"sis fnrl 'oo-, is.'.
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Schr ~ shannon, piitt wilmington Del
acAr Mail Merrill. Philadelphia f1r Bridgeport
schr Amos fAlssnbur2. Terrell Phladsphis fos rsov
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IN addition 70 this balance IN the Treasury there vas
deposit in hes York on The 10Th ult he .nnl n
So So o. ray tho principal ~ the loans o. isGo ara
1868 vth tbs srcruei rest thnfeon held by rarte.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-27

iNN't~ **-f"ss..s~..s..sss firrt*ssi ~~'0f-e"
The Commissioners Of the sinking Fund o. the State
q ohc report receipts and disbursement follows for
. ~ ak months ending November ~, 1861
Total " 40s.acs
Total @rbar~etnonts.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $685. 3T
Balance "a The s85t,s0i
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-25

Democrat, and Northern Demo-
cRat atlthqt, and his operation sPlninc,
~ indicated that he. !. was ~ llaxar. OF
allowing and permitting . dissolution
of the Union. JOE. RfsTINE, a
Northern Democrat, declared his con-
viction that the future existence and
welfare of the Democratic party de-
pended on the success of the rebel
lion. No one who knew JOSEPH
could doubt for. a moment that he de-
sired the perpetalty and perpetual
prosperity of the Democratic party.
A very natural deduction, then, is
that JOSEPH RIsTINE desired the sue
cess Of therebelion, sand was 4 in fa-
vor Of allowing and permitting a
dissolution of the Union
Then, there were DIR. BowLEs, and
MILLIGAN, and HoRsEY, and HEFF-
rem, and J. J. BINGHAM-all North
5ern Democrats and knights of the
Golden Circle, or Sons of Liberty,
who conspired together with hundreds
of other N ogthern Democrats, to re-
lease the rebel prisoners at Camp
Morton, and, after arming them with
DoDD's Sunday School Books" to
turn them loose on the. peaceful peo-
pie of Indiana.
They brought to the Capital of the
State, and concealed and harbored
confederate rebel officers, to take
command sd& these rebel prisoners
when liberated by force. Think you
not, Mr.. Ledger, that these men were
not Fin favor Of allowing and permit
ting dissolution Of the Union?"
Again, don't you remember one
DANIEL w. VookliEEs, a tall sycamore
of the Wabash, student of Zoology,
and an admireB Of the great Numidian
Lion? This same DANIEL, in speech
at Greencastle in 1861, declared that
he wouldrnevera give his vote in Con-
gress for one man or one dollar to
make war on. the South? Don ta,you
think DANIEL was san favor of5allew-
ing.or permitting a diss olution of. the,
Union?i19 We fear your memory or
your veracity is at fault, Ledger Try
and improve both.