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4 ARGE SALE OF UNITED STATES ORD
NANCE PROPERTY.

NAME fkOfthI1.
WIN be sold at public Auction; by =. A. McCLELANp'
ins 10 O'Clock m, MONDAY, January Is 1866 the fol-
lowing artiri.s.
Iron Cannon.
81 Upper Casemate Csrrisges, cast iron.
Is Sets Artillery Harness.
l52s2 Foreign Muskets and Rifles. new and repaired
1890, q. 5. Mu.keis and Riae.. new aud repaired
s28y7 Foreign Mussets and Rles
1894 q. s. Ml.kc,. and Rlhes.
1883 ecch.Losdiny aud other Csrbnes
45] Coils and shapes Rides.
Isl Sporting Rifles
~ Sho, Guns.
3o2l Mu.ket aud Rife Barrels
1895 Bsyone,.. Triangular ard sword
Abs Rrvoyers
673 Saber- and Swords
1000 Sets Cavalry Accoutern-nta
IS OO0 Sets Infantry Accouterineuis
$500 Saddles Cavalry and Artillery.
10000 Psr OF Horse Equipments, BFdes Horse Brushes
Curry Combs. &c.
O0o Saddle Blankets.
3,eo0 Part. Of Artillery Hsrnesa
1000 Pound. Powder. Cannon Muske,, Rice and spon.
y Incomplete Ses Of Wrought Iron PARTS for Cssenss
Carriages.
CO.. Tuns Scrap Cast Iron.
30 Tuns Scrap Wrought Iron.
50 Tuns Lead and Anii1ouy. in Pigs Type Metal
100 Wrought Iron Arles-
25.eo Pounds Lead Dross.
1900 Packing Boxes.
A large Lot u Appendagrs for Mnskets. Carbnes &C.
A ar,c Lot OF Artillery Implements and EqupmensS
a large Lot of Spare Parts Tor Muskets, &c.
A large Lo. OF Tools and nachines.
Purchasers will be required ~ the Property within
ten days after the sale
Terms Cash. - -
r. IT, X. WHITLEY,
Lieut. Col OF Ordnsnce aud Brevet Brg Gen. L. Army
ALLEGHASY ARSENAL, Dec. p. 1865.
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BUREAU OF ORDNANCE NAVY DEPARTMENT
WAsHIyaroy CRY. December l3. 1868.
GALE OF A LARGE LOT OF OLD AND
~ UNSERNICEABLE NAVY CANNON-No.ice IL here.
by given that there will be sold at the NavyYard Brooklyn
~ " ut public auon the 10th and lth days of January
1866, at noon, large lot of old Navy Cannon.
These Cannon will he sold BY the pound the highest bid
der Terms cash In Government funds half OF the pur.
chase money be paid the sale and the remain
der within ten days aterwad which time the
must be removed from the NavyYard otherwise hoy Will
revert TO the Government.
Further information regarding the sale will be given sp
pcaoE to the Ordnance officer the Brooklyn Navy Yard
H. A. WISE,
Chief Of Bureau Of Ordinance. Navy Department.
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A GENTS WANTED-FOr "THE FIELD,
n DUNGEON, AND ESCAPE" BY ALBEIT d. RicH.
ASDsoS, ~ Y. Tribune Correspondent. Tie unparalleled
sale copies per day s abundant evdene Of the pop
ularty Of this work The interesting and ,Iciting book
published embracing Mr. Rchardsons unparalleled eI
peence four years. Travelling through the South In the
service Of The Tribune tho outbreak
armies and fleets both East and West hs thrilling cap
ture his confinement for twenty months Ia seven different
Rebel prisons bis escape and almost miraculous journey by
night Of nearly 400 miles All those who want profitable e
ployment please send for a Circular. AddressAMEElCAN
PUBLISHING COMPANY, Hartford, Conn.
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BUREAU OF ORDNANCE NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WARRINGTON Cry. Jan. ., 1860.
GALE of NAVY POWDERS at the Navy
CYard Philadelphia will be sold to the highest bid.
ders public Of the I'D day Of January 1906
the office of the Inspector OF Ordnance at tho Philadelphia
Navy Yard BY sap five thousand three hundred and thirty
two Is 313) barrels ef Navy Powders
Terms cash in funds. half TO be deposited
the end Of sale and the remainder within days after
ward during which tho Powders must be removed from
1 Fort Mn Magazine otherwise they will revert TO the
Government. IL. A. WISE, Chief Of Bureau.
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ASSISTANT QUARTERNAsrgRs OrFcH,
No 45l EiGHrH-AvE, NEW York. Dec. 30 1865 )
GALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES AND
~ MULES. all srvceable. be sold a. public auction
st the Government Stables Of Thirty hs and Tenth
One hundred Horses on TUESDAY. "a January. 1906
One hundred Horses, on TUEsDAY, Oh January. 1850.
One hundred Mules on THURSDAY. 9th January, 1866
Ono hundred Mules, on fiji URSDAY lith January 1896
One hundred Mules, Oh THURSDAY, 18th January 1900
lent quality these animals. being good size and In good
condition The Mules gentle and well broken to harness.
being the surplus teams Of the Washington Depot.
Animals sold sinsy.
Sale TO commence at 10 O.
TERMS-Cssh In United States currency.
BY order OF Brevet Br; Gen. JAnES A. EKIN,
in chSrg. First Division i. NJ. q. q.
j. LEROY MOORs. Capt and A. q. 81
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Real Gstate for Sale

A GREAT BARGAIN.-A splendid BUSI.
"A NESS PROPERTY at New Brunswick consisting OF
Grain Store Hay Press, Brick Yard large Store Houses
Buildings the canal large front business over per
year Price for all Slj 00O fortune. }. D. FEhOU'
Son, No. 80 Nassau ST., room No. "a
BARGAINS in FARMS at NEW-BRUNS-
- WICK-25 acres fine large BUILDINGS, plenty Of
fruit 8 0O1; SO acres small Buildings two Orchards
12o Houses Barn and stable large peach
orchard $500 three splendid Farms the Raritan RIVER
frst-clas improvements J. S. FERGUSON, No. " mas
at, Room No. "a.
RARGAIN.-SixtyA Acres, $2,5OO; 30 Acres,
- $500 in Somerset County. Good FARMS. owners
JAQUES No. 20 Dey-st
COTTON PLANTATION.
~ A beautiful PLANTATION, located on Railroad 10
Southern Georgia. very healthy in complete readiness 10Y
working with Cotton Gin Screw Sugar Mill and orh or'
Mill Farming Implements Cattle, Horses and Mules, DweI-
ing Furniture Onhouses Carriages and everything neces
sy pantaon included to aborers and stock oi
provisions For further Particulars, Apply to u d. hooEhS'
No. l4l Broadway.
E0R SALE.-The three-stOry HOUSE, No.
IL a. Groye.st High s,oop sub cellar. and IN good order
Apply to +. TILLOU, No. Nassau-st.
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furniture.

Dwan uned facure Also solid Chestnut and Walnut
Chamber Suites plain and ornamental. o. H. EARRING
TONS. 36s Csaalst. opposito Woosst kstaehshsd laa
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1TVHE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET OR.

|FINHE MASON a. iAMLlN CADINEl Ok-
Il GANS.-FIFTY.TwO GOLD or SILVER MEDALS
or other HIGHEST PREMIUMS have been awarded M. l.
H. within few years. and SEVENTEEN within the last
four weeks, for THE BEST INSTRUMENTS Of THIS
GENERAL CLASS.
Printed testimony presented in their circulars from
than 80 Of the eminent and musicians Ia the
country that THE MASON 4 HAnLIN CABINET OR.
0ANS ARE UNEQUALED. Prices. clio 10 500. Ware
rooms No. s% Brosdwsy. Nsw.York
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OVERNMENT SALE of CONDEMNED
" ORDNANCE STORES-Will be sold at public suction
by order of the Secretary OF War at the u y Arsenal
bus Ohio on MONDAY Jan. 22 1906, aud Gays toHo"'u
commencing at 10 O'Clock M:
IL Sets Artillery Harness, wheel.
% Sets Artillery Harness. lead
149 Austrian Carbines, cal. II. new.
1876 Carbnes various patterns
AIS u. s. Smootlbore Muskets cal 81.
80 Austrian Rifle Muskets cal. -, new.
1910 fru.siin Rifle Muskets, cal; II, new
900 Prus.ian Smooth.bore Muskets. cal. II, new.
9l5 Musket. aud Rifles. Foreign various
III Doubc'barreled Shot Guns.
,o Revolver Pistols, various patterns.
~ Foot Artillery Swords.
2,0l5 Light Cavalry Saber..
IL Horse Artillery Sabers
80 Musicians and n. G. OIicers' Swords
4 429 Bullet Mods, various
Ii go Bail Screws, screw Drivers, Wipers, sc.
~ Sets Horse Equipments. Cavalry. complete.
133 Cavalry Saddles Mcclellan pattern
l68 Saddle Blankets
81 Cavalry Brides
Isl Surcingles
20. Bayonet Scsbbards
80. 900 Cap Pouches.
3j 600 Csrtrid,e Boxes Infantry, and Plates
Is 900 Cartridge Box Belts and Plates
25 GOO Gun Sllngs.
1000 sword Belts N. C. Officers, and Pstes
$1,000 Waist Belts Priyates and Plates.
S3 800 Percussion Caps fer Shot Guns
$40 Cones. various
255 Pounds Hemp Rope.
lJ2 Pounds Beeswax.
Horse. .
lot ofPickaxcs Telling Axes, shovel', MattScn ros
Yokes. &C., &c.
- Full catalogues will be ready at sale.
JERKS SALE.-Cash in Government funds.
rt Articles be removed immediately at expense OF pur
chaser. nrorn
by order. r. O. BRADFORD,
Capt Ord Brevet Major U. ). A., Commanding Arsenal
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New Dnblications.

A NEW BOOK
BY MRS. MARY f. DODGE
AUTHOR IR,iSGroS sroRiRs
III A n S B r y X T. r;
OR,
L II + SILV T. Il S X a T T. $,
A STORY OF LIFE IN HOLLAND.
superbly illustrated by f. o. C. DAsLEr and THOMAS MAST
VOL 3t7 PIP. Richly bound in Cloth and Beveed Boards So
The publisher takes great pleasure in offering the above
charming reside volume to the public Reiresingy org
nal in style combining deeply neresn: plot with the beat
characteristics OF book Of travels it is emineny BOOK
ORFAMILY READING. From Grandfather down to Master
Bob the restless nnoving plague OF the household all win
take deep interest in this story Of Hans Bnker and the
Skaters Of Holland.
For sale by all booksellers will be nailed prepaid to
any address, receipt Of price, by the publisher,
JAMES OKANE,
No. l26 Nsssau-s,-, New. u ofk.
A liberal discount offered to the Trade.
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T.W REEVE,
IMPORTER or LONDON BOOKS,
No. 1888 Fulson-st.. New-York.

GEOLOGY OF CALIFORNIA, Vol. 1.-The
~ FIST volume of the GEOLOGY of CALIFORNIA is now
ready for delivery. 1t report Of Progress and Synopsis OF
the Field Work. both geological and Typographical from the
year 1860 TO 1854 and 10 illustrated by Steel Plate aud % In
cravings Oh Wood The volume contains s25 pse super
royal 8vo size printed superior and handsomely
bound in cloth Only few copies are reserved for sale IN the
Eastern States in Europe The price Of this volume is
present So gold and the receipts by law
paid into the Common School Fund Of California.
b. WESTERMANN l. Co.. No $40 Broadway. n w..
Agents for the sale of the Publications Of the Geological
Survey Of California.
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HENRY ID. MINER, AUCTIONEER.-
Saleroor. No. 81 Nasssus, opposite the fost.ofnce
and Modern OH PAINTINGS. comprising the gallery Of tho
lais Henry Whitrnore. esq, OF this city.
MINER & sOMERVILLE will sell at suction on
WEDNESDAY and 4 THURSDAY EVENINGS. 10Th and llth
inst at u O'Clock each evening at the Somervle Gallery
No Bi5 Broadway Foueenth the large and valuable
collection OF Ancient and Modern OIL PAINTINGS the prop
the late HenryN hitmore e most oil which were puf'
chased in Europe by the late owner at great expense ana e
brsce anon. others the uam.s Of the following artists:
Rnbens Brengh-.. Rembrandt,
Van Dyck Cmayes;to. Irhels
Pou,,u. uorDthorst, Saivhor hoss,
Rosa ds Tivol, Andrea del Ssrto, nondekoe'er'
Caracc Guercino. Os'ade
snd otb.r, ,o An original Portrait Of Washington Trum
bull and Portrait Of Benjamin Wes. by himself The above
exhibition free with catalogues day and evening
and offer opportunity for oonnoi.eur to purchase hne
paintings OF the ancient schools as they VIII oe sod "nou'
reserve 70 close the by order Of tho executors
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EOR SALE-A valuable WATER POWER,
j. one Of the best in the country, situated II miles from
Philadelphia Pa. suitable for carrying large manuiaetu
ing bu sness Of any kind.
Address, Box No. 74s Philadelphia Post .of6ce
Phiadc.phia.
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COR SALE-A COUNTRY PLACE, with
right to LewelIyn Park beautifully situated on the east
slope OF Orange Mountain only hour from the city
Apply TO the owner L. S. HASKELL Library Building,
Oranse ~ ].
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GQlce bn AnrtIot1.
A. NJ. MERvrM. Auctioneer. -
DY BANGS. MERWIN e. Co., Nos. 694 and


A. M. MERvfH. Auctioneer -.
DY BANGS, MERWIN e. Co., Nos. o94 ana
ID eos Broadway, cor. Of 4h-a.-Sales o. BOOK. 1's
tonery Pirtnres Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture ~
THURSDAY EVENING jan H. at = o CLOCK,
PRIVATE LlBRARY-Of Theological aud phsceuauoo' ,
Books. embracing variety of valuable works ~ lneoosy
Divinity Biography and collection oil choice US
Literature &c. Catalogues ready and the booA' " "
FRIDAY EVENING, JAM IL. at o'clock,
sT.NDaRD AND MISCELLANEOUS BO0KS.-com'
ptisng great var ETY. valuable WORKS ALL large coec
on OF Classical and School Books &c Catalogues "o
ready
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. NO. 4?o
ID Bway nearly opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel-GEO A. Lr,
WITT Auctioneer by T. Cooev. Consigrinents sohcea
QuARrFRxAsTER. GE GESERALs OFFICE, Z
WARRINGTON ID. C., December ~, Ioo2.
COVERNMENr SALES.-SALES Of hE-
" SERVED HORSESThe Quartermsser o. Gn .ne
Army drects that all the Government Horses no" ~ o
boro d. c. be sold TO the highest bidders. ,r,ono ~
SALES will. therefore, take place st HlEonOho' H.
W. ''sR THIRsDAY NEXT. DECEMBER T. 1855
and continuing on each TUESDAY and THURSDAY thefe
after. until all are disposed Of - .. -, ,,.
Boat will leave tie Sixths wharf every hour on inc
days Of sale 49, -. .,,.,;o,
hese Horses have been carefully selected and are superior
TO any heretofore offered for SALE
Animals will be sold singiy
Sales to commence at 10 o'clock q. m.
Teims-Cash in United States currency ,
JAMES A. EK1N,
Brcvet. Brig Gen. in charge First Division y n " -.
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DARE LONDON BOOKS.

UyAkE LONUUN BUUkS.
Tn. subscriber has lately received from Europe very large
assortment Of
RARE AND VALUABLE BOOKS.
in all languages and every department Of literature suitable
for Gentlemens Private Libraries, and offers them for sale
very low prices. for cash.
Catalogues of the published from time time. with
the lowest cash price annexed and which will be forwarded
to any address gratis. application To tie subscriber
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TI0rSE for SALE Iin BROOKLYN. within

10 minutes Of the ferry by cara desirable HOUSE
built of bfick brown basement and trimmings three
stolv basement and subcear, healthy and pleasant ,oea
tom modern improvements possession iDIedste Terms
essy Call on or sddres. H. L., No. las Fulton s New
York dining saloon.
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ynsiruttion.

A NTHON's (Mr GEO. c. CLASSICAL,
n FRENCH and ENGLISH SCHOOL. with PRIMARY
DEPARTMENT and Gymnasium, No. 2l2 Fifth ave, cor
twenty .iIth.st., open from u q. m. 70 y 2. M
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A BROADWAY first-clasS improved (corner)
IA PROPERTY for SALE admirably adapted for bank
ing or mercantile business Address s. NJ. r. Box No. 7si
New York Post-O Office.
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COUNTIES TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS

ID discharged Soldiers who enlisted previous to July
1863 are requested call Office and sign petition 20
Congress asking for the passage Of law granting them bonn
ties &C. equal those who enlisted subsequently This
class all those who have been discharged sick
nes. Wounds promotion, expiration Of tenn Of service
IT. J. RhMSDELL Co,
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Real estate for Gale.
Ill WANTING FARMS.

A GENTLEMAN thoroughly familiar with
the real estate business in this city and with very vau
able business acquaintance would like to form PARTNER
SHIP with practical Real Estate Agent Address, with
reference. s L. NJ. Box No. l32 Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11

II TOPOGRAPHIC PRINTERS.-WANTED
IL Two (2) frscas COLOR PRINTERS, to whom trst.
cas will be given. Permanent employ guaranteed
for yeas None but sober steady men need apply
Address r.. c. MIDDLETON x CO.,
II p O. Boz No, l,l6i Cincinnati, Ohio.
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l. E'IRST.CLASS CANVASSER WANTED for
the City. with whom liberal arrangements will be made.
Apply to TIE INDEX, No. ia Futon.s, from 2o4 p III.
onl
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DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 4?o
ID Bwav nearly opposite ST. Nicholas Hote.GEO A. LA
yITT A1ctioneer by J. T. Cooev Consgimens solicited.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
NIGHT SESSION.
SEVEN O'CLOCK, p. NJ.

| sEvEN O'Clock, P. NJ
FRIDAY, Oct. 20, 1866.
The House met and proceeded 10 consider
the Senate resolution providing for leasing
the Penitentiary
On motion of Mr. Lewis the same was so
amended as that no contract shall be made
by which the control Of the eonvicts shall be
taken from the State, except during the
hours of labor
Mr., Maysou offered TO amend so that the
conyicts might be employed in building ind
repairing the levees on the Eastern Shore Of
the Mississippi river, which was tabled.
The following Senate bills were passed:
An act TO authorize the Board Of Police of
Rankin county TO purchase 100 acres Of land
Tor poor house purposes, instead of 80 acres
An act to Incorporate Salem Royal Arch
Chapter, Ne. g, Union Church, Jeferron
county
An act to reduce the penalty of the official
bonds of country officers.
An act to Incorporate Concord Lodge, 1871,
in the county Of Jefferson and for other pur-
poses
An act to incorporate the Mississippi I'm
migrant Company.
An act to remove the civil disabilities Of
WIN Garner, minor Of Lawrence county.
The House coneurred in Senate amend
meDt to House bill establishing a turnpike
road and bridge across Big Black River and
swamp in Carroll and Choctaw counties
The Senate bill to incorporate the Pearl
River Steam Navigation Company was refer
red to committee on Corporations.
Mf Murdoch, from committee on Was
and Means, reported a bill authorizing the
Governor TO employ additional counsel in
the prosecution Of test suit a. 10 the valid
ity Of cotton bonds Bill passed.
Mr.. Lyles presented bill, which passed,
authorizing the Treasurer Of the State 20 re-
eeive Auditors warrants for taxes
Mr.. Brown Of falObusha, bill 10 reduce
the bonds Of the Crcuit Clerk Of YaIobusba
county Referred to Judiciary COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Beauehamp, bin 10 punish horse and
mule stealing BY hanging Referred 70 Ja-
dietary Committee.
Mr.. Irby. joiDl resolution Of thanks to
Dr. w. J. Barbee, for certain works presented
the State Library. Adopted
House adjourned till tomorrow merning,
3 O'Clock
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NIGHr SESSION


Senate met Pursuant TO adjournment.
A message was received from the House
Announcing the passage ofsnndTy hills.
On motion, the Senate resumed tho con
federation Of House messages.
Tho following House bills were then
PASSED;
Act 20 incorporate the town of Morton.
Act in relation 10 tax OF IssaQuena county.
Act TO regulate tho working of pablo
roads and bridges in Hancock county.
House bill TO provide for ascertaining the
amount of Indebtedness Of loertain counties
on account of levees.
Referred to select committee Of Messrs
McCargo, Brown. lerger and Mosely
House bill 90 amend the act 10 incorporate
the town OF Hazlehurst, was amended and
passed.
House bills for relief of Ann. L. White
and John L. Maze and his assigns, were
laid on the table
House bills to preserve fish in the streams,
lakes and ponds Of this State, was laid on
the table.
House bill TO repeal chapter "a, sec Is,
article l26 ofthe Revised Code, so far as the
same relates to incorporate towns in the
county Of Harrison, was indefinitely post
poned.
A message was received from the House
of Representatives announcing that they
had concurred in Senate joint resolution |
providing for the leasing out of the Penn. |
Tertiary, with an amendment providing that |
the commissioners shall make no contract /
by which the control Of the convicts may be |
taken from the State except during the hours
Of labor
Mr.. Lowry moved that the Senate do not
concur in the amendment, which motion
was lost, and amendment concuued in
Hnua.a hill 20 ttb T.xsrall o.
steam ferry across the back bay
If Biloxi was passed
Mr.. Brooke offered Joint resolution that
he houses gointO an election for Superin-
endent of the Penitentiary at 10 o'clock TO.
morrow
MIR. Taylor offered to amend by adding
clerk
On motion Of Mr.. Martin, the Resolution .
nd amendment were laid on the table. Z
On motion the Senate adjourned until !,
alfpast tomorrow.
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TwEIITIi DAY


SATURDAY, Oct "a, 1866.
The House met pursuant 10 adjournment
Prayer by the Kew Mr.. Hnnnieutt.
Mr. Simrall offered the following joint re-
oluti0n which was adopted by yeas e, nays 8
Resolved b. the House 1.-THE senate con.
ourriBg) that the joint resolution 70 adjourn
the two Houses q the Legislature at 5
O'Clock. P. ~. this day, until the fhird Mon
day Of January next, Be suspended until 10
O'Clock P. u. on Tuesday next, a which day
and hour the Legislature yin take q recess
on she terms 81 the original resolution until
the third Mnudav 81 January atxt
Mr. hurdock offered resolutions providing
Cor the election d . Superintendent Of the
feultent9ery - ~ oclocH, and di1penfln 8
with All other of1eers 81 aid institution
sfter such time 81 i nay - leased
Hr. Beaushamp from the Judiciary Com
mittee to whom was reisrrsd he bin provid.
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GEN. SHERMAN, AND THE ComEG
REvoLUTIoN-The announcement that
General Sherman will probably accept
a place in the Cabinet says the Rich
mond Dispatch has aroused aremark-
able degree Of interest throughout the
country, and imparts new interest TO
his utterances. We therefore again
publish a singular extract from the
speech which he some months since
made to the students at Yale College.
He said:
'sLook at the flag as Christian OBJ
ject, Obey lis dictates and follow its
leaders. As you 90 out into life you
win find opportunities enough to stand
up for it you may even have have q
chance TO fight for II. I feH yOu Agf
befors yoa pass from ne sfegs there sriH
Be fgkfing, IN comparison MD lrksch mise
uuiH bs sfigkf; az.f I kaps lad eaoagh-'
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-01

The Corpus Christi Advertiser re-
cords the arrival there Of 252 boxes of
Belgian rifles, and don't know where
they are to go to; but surmises that
their destination may not be a secret
to a Mexican Liberal General, who
passed through there recently from
Tamaulipas..
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-01

The radical papers are ventilating
Gov. Humphreys message pretty ex-
tensively and criticise it in real aboll-
ton style. We are not disappointed
at this and suppose the Governor is
prepared TO stand under the onslaught.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-01

The Legislature Of Mississippi nov
in session, have II in contemplation TO
takes some action in the case Of Jeifer-
son Davis. Il viii be Of no use- Il
win be lust as well to let il alone The
cass Of JET DAVIS. il pre- judged
Like Napoleon. On TIE St Helena be
win Be called and iaded to death II
Fortress Monroe
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-01

Geary leads CIymer only seventeen
thousand votes in Pennsylvania A
Democrat with war record could have
lead Geary out Of the ring entirely
Do you see your folly now northern
Democracy
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-01

One Of the most willful and awful
murders that have occurred in the
West, happened in lama county,
Iowa, last week. A man BY the name
Of Felter living in the north part Of
the county, shot and then beat out the
brains Of his wife, and then set his
house on fire, which was consumed,
together with the remains of his wife.
His little girl, an only child, aged six
years, escaped, By the advice OF her
dying mother, 20 tell the story to her
nearest neighbors. The murderer is
now in the hands of the sheriff.