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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-08
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I HE
GREAT FRENCH REMEDY,
DR.. JUAN DELAMARRE's
CELEBRATED SPECIFIC PILLS.

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Chief Rhvsician to Me Rosptdi du Nord ou
Ldriboisere Of Paris
This Invaluable medicine is no imposition, but Is un.
falling In the OF Spermstorrhn or Seminal Weak.
Every species Of Genital Urinary IrrtAbity,
Involuntary Nightly seminal Emissions, from what
produced, however severe will bA speedily
relieved and the organs restored to healthy action.
Reid he toolginy opinions Of Eminent French Ply.
sisidns.
awe have used the Specific Pills prepared by GAran.
eiere Dnp0nt, No. 2ll Rue Lombard, from the pre-
serpton Of Dr. Juan Delamarre. In our private practice
with uniform success and believe there Is no other
medeiue we'll calculated to all persons suffering
from Involuntary Emissions any other weakness Of
the Sexual Organs, whether by sedentary mode
Of living excesses, or abuse.
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
The GenuHo Pills sold by all the principal Drug
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six Boxes for Five Dollars.
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One Dollar enclosed to any authorized Agent will In.
box by return mail, securely sealed from all OBJ
servaton; six boxea for tive dollars.
Sole General Agents for America,
OSCAR @. MOSES & CO,
"a Cortlandt ST., N. Y.
N. D.-Frenoh, German, Spanish aud English Pamph-
lets, containing full PARTICULARS and directions for use,
sent free to any address,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-08
MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS

ot sale and use OF DR. MARsHALL's CArARRH AND HkAD-
AOHR sNuPP, hiss proved it's great value for all the
diseases Of the head aud at this moment 1t stands
higher than before
II Is recommended by many Of the best physieans,
and is used with great aud satisfaction every
Il obi
, 1866-01-09

In West Pbiladc1phis fe1,to 15 below zcro al Chest
10 below zero only i've times since 1855
again Saturday night knitting the iec stronger than
e1er, but Is modersttng to+nlchk Mercury twenty
rtne degrees above zero at stx p. N.
len degrees Above zero IN the county ranging nom
twn to TX degrees above Weather modetatinR
IrNTsYULx, Ali. Jan. a-stroug wnd from the
Nor1b, Freezing hard IN the ehade.; Clear.
NASHVILLE, ian. S.--cles1. Thermometers thazty
deg1eaab above.
M4eonl, NJ, Jan. s.-Weather c1oar and cold
W1rAoa, jan. a-Thermomster twenty degrees
Sr AUGUSTINE, Jan. q, Isop. M.-Teathe1 clear; ];
q degrees abore zero. Wind froua the south
Avon, H., Jan 8, $50 p. m.-weaae1 clear snd
somewhat cloudy; high winds from The north
PLYMOUTH, H.. Jan. 9, 40 p. m.-weataax ea}m
ard clear; no q msnoy. md not rslJ cold;
Bn1s1o1, jan. :. s:so ;. 'm,-wealher Is degrees
BboEe zero.
SANDWICH, Ill, Jan. a-The weather during yes-
terday has been quite cold: wind northeast, with
very tt:le snow yesterday. To-day it is eieaf.
,e hss SEED a' 7e3 SsasS re-
showed little.
BIT. PLEASANT, H., jan B.-We are having de-
lightful winter; good cool east WIND. The roads
are tn excellent coEdit1nn.
AH1ISGToF. aau. 8~-At 3 2. N. weather twenty
DEGREES absg zero; at 5p. H., sixteen; at q. ff-
ACRonA, H., Jan. 8.--sp H., weather clear and
oaAa4, Jan. s.-+4op p. NJ, cloudy shermome'
ter At thirty
MAnsMAI1Tows~J Jan, s.-Weather cloudy; twen-
| iy-si1 degrees above xezo; wind southeast.
| MENDOZA, Jan. a.-Clear and col6aI day. Wind
| from Northeast.
BuRLMoros, Jan. 8-1hermometer at 8 p, N. II
degrees above zero. Strong winds all day. Some
NbRt abated this etenfnE.
KEoKuK, Ill, Jsn. a.-Weaiher cold. Some tndt.
| cations Of anow at 800 p. m. ::
] COUNCIL BLUFFS, Jan. 8-MeTcnryAt at sundown 29
| deR1ees above zero, Barometer varying. Intlca-
| TONS Of fair weather. Wind blowing mild from
southeast, and cloudy.
| MILWAUKEE, sJan. S-Snnset.-Weathef mcdefa-
| ting; H1nd from the eouth; cloudy.
MAp1soH, Wis, jan e--Weather clear and
PnA1RIE Do CH1Es, Wis, Jan. g. -Cloudns up
and moderating. Wind eoutb. :
| ". PAUL. Jan. 8.-Weather mild; blowing 4
Matsi twelve degseea below freszing point; wind
L CROSSE, WIS.,, Jan. s,-Ddgbt and dry. Wind
| southeast
NAs1v11E, Jan. 8.-1he ziverIs atill falling, with
geren feet On the shoals. -.
Cotton dull. 4ac being the h1ehest price offered.
"-.nsaetions are few and but little received
L.. hrtdgrs On the Nashville s Decatur road.
Ihs -%naeed By the Late ttcshets. are now
MhlSn gas r.; +: ready to.noTpw OF for re pas.
sage OF tfa1ne. TlronH--
The 10th fnet.
, 1866-01-09


The McGregor (Iowa) Nsses says Of the sui
eide Of L. Sutherland, prominent merchant, By
shooting himself, on the Sd, that he was sub
sc1iber 10 The q. s Eco7onfst aad Dry Gools Rs-
portsE, OF winch paper he WE altgent reader,
making It hts guide and text book From some
thing he had read In one Of the iate numbers, he
got m impsreslon that certain grade Of prints
would soon bs sold lower in market thau he pai1~
and that be was carrying too Inany through 1t the
higher cost consequently be t.jobbed'' oil lot 1t
a sman reduction from Metz York cost; but cnn-
uuu,ue 10 watch the uatket rigtdly, he discovered
the pr1cca remaining firm, az slightly advancing.
THIS sale caused him great trouble Of mind and ap
prehensou Of daastfous results TO bis business and
reputation. He wrote 70 bFosheT in ChiesEo,
Dec a1st three days previous to his decease. which
Induced bis ne1t older brother to start The next
day afer receiving the letter in hopes TO reach him
IN time 10 relieve his mind and d1ssnade him from
the 1nsana delnsion. md thus, BY personal assist
snee md expressions Of sympathy, TO eare him :;
but this wa5 not 60 10 be, "a he died few hours
before his brothers arrival. Ar. Sutherland ~as
II Jears Of age, aud was nsver married. He tor.
metty kept storc In Ractne, Wis. and also at
a1u.cat1ne, previous 10 coming 10 McGrcsor. ue
sas veil known In chIcago and g. Joseph, M1chl-
gan, In each place having brother, being the DIV
direct relatives living.
The Mobile Times says that alpaost a11 Tho
cotton that comes to tla er In bsa order. md Is
....,y aszaEled BY the hands Of the thief; and that
never beto1e IN the history of the city haFe The
platnts been 40 great Or the arrests go nuerou for
the crime Of larceny as uow- It adds: ''Nom,
While 1t Is nothing bnt right and proper 10 arrest
and punish these petit thieves. the question very
naturally suggests itsal why arc not the buyes Of
stolen goods (coton) detected and brought to trial
and punishmenti No sane man cap be blind to the
, 1866-01-09
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Arrrat Of a Counterfelter-LarEe Quan.
t1ly Of U. .. Poatnl Currency Found
Observation-Disclosures for Preaching
without a License.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tdbune.]
ST. LOFTS, Jan. 6.
Joe Woods vas yesterday arrested By George
Swetgart acting Chier Of Police In the city Of East
st, Louis, and taken before Judge Kase, who Or
deEed han to be p!aeed In chains in the cty eaa-
boote. There IVES found upon his person some
twenty thousand dollars IN counterfeit G. 8. cur
sency, Of the denomination OF hflies. He will BE-
tu1ned over to the .. s. authorities The money
vas apparently printed upon the original plate, as
none but the best Judges Of the genuine could de-
tset is fasity or distnguf4h itfom that issned at
Yesterday Afternoon Capt q. Kunk was found IT,
Ing in St Vincent Cemetery. near lafayette park,
dead with m empty 1audaunm phia1 At his side The
nct wss committed between and = o'clock, and
be wae dead when discovered. Capt. Hunk was i
a adrugocn company in the Mexican SSnz, IVES sey-
eral years policeman N this city, and was aubu-
Lance MastfF in the Goth Amy ecEps, and was cap
tured at Chlckannuga and retained for eighteen
months In the rebel prisons.
F3tbeT Hogan of Chtif1toihc, WAS lately indicted
BY the Ivipgston County Grnod jury, for prcach-
Ing S1skout hcen1e, ind arrested. Ee has passed
for M unconditional loyal Catholic, and Is said 10
bare given much information 10 cur dtcczu regard
Rev. John de yinci], Of the Methodist Church,
South, was slso indicted by the same Grand jury.
lie maa ahteut At the time, but would be arrested
ns fQNn hs he retQrDed.
, 1866-01-09
ABANDONED LANDS.
Communication to tho House Of Reps
FesentatiVes from General Howard
Statos Of CoDfiseated aud Abandoned
LaudE,

N. :. :" s..o AA"A7o VI 1AePA
fesent6alVes from General Howard
Statns Of ConfiAcated aud Abandoned
Lauts,
Nvvy,,x =, ,..
a,n, -, tha 1,ont. n ~ J.! ouoMluE Nas eonman
ssuerutrnGrnT ~ ~ ~ ~, ISes, aTee.ns tae
;nfGrm fhe Hnnse ,,hasha. 1tseulaeIs ~. nateaa 70
nnder the ri nf iT,h ~ lit @ 1aT -, ~ essss tet1ea
nerty sns ,he iitta ~ Ri; 1,ott ~ ~ III pre-
TTestSd IN ihe nnIta1 (, ~ ~ st'L aEs. va
fIeedmrn tor 8u ,ssfGen.a aao nSea haouen t9
h, order o, spY aensn1ef: n The 1nrs,nn sns a
Ii 10, whether the rxme has been restored to rebel
owners nd the people Of color ordered OF, and By
whose authority, and also whether the abandoned
plantations bad been occupi:d and thus rcatorcd,
md II known TO the said Superintendent oftthe
Bureau, to state under what ptetcnca at AUTHORITY
property once vested in The United states, under
couhscal!on, Of cncmftbr not as traito,' properly
was taken from the United Stnses, now owned by
conquered enemies: =
II have the honor to submit the following infor-
nations. The number Of p1ecet Of property seized
and condemned under she act Of july il, 1851 md
occupied By freedmen nnter the supervision OF The
Bureau, the records OF this office do not show, but
only that Haeh property has been actually allotted 10
lbtm for honleatehde. No property Of ibis chafac-
Ter occupied by freedmen has been te9torcd TO-
foIIner axnett. 4 large number os abandoncd
plantations hare been occupied by freedmen, and fu
ihe State4 Of South Carolina sud I;eorrfa
few plantations Of this cha5actsr have haen Ii
ualJy allotted 10 frecd1eu ~ tomrst.a5. nnie1 thn
, 1866-01-09
FROM KANSAS.
Indian nAdalrs-Synops1s of Gov. Cravv-
fordss N1cx4ase.

Indian nAhaifs-Synops1s of Gov. Crasv-
fordss N cx4ase.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
LAWRENCE, Jan 8.
Geo. "A. Reynolds, Agent Of the seminoies, left
to-day with delegation Of his tribe for Washing
ton Major Dann, Agent Of the Greeks, has IT,
eetved orders 10 repair TO Washington With 4 del
egA.ion no1n his tribe.
Tho Topeka Legislature mests at Topeka TO-
moHnw. Gov. Crawford IN bis mcsssge will re-
commend IN adequate appropriation that will JUS
tiff the employment Of the best tnlent in The State
In lie preparation Of pamphlet for g1atnitons dis.
tibuuon, and for the employment ot suitable
aren't in The older Suites, TO induce lmm grafton by
The presentation Of facis relating 10 our eslicnt
tutal ard GRAZING Advantages, mineral resources.
&c. lie will also rtcommend appropriations for the
completion q Nlnx Of The capiloi hnlIdlne md q
wing Of the PcnltenIiary.
Thert tEc now fnyeIght ccnyicts In tho ssa:e
and eight have been pardoned-
Tbe Governor will recommend the extinction Of
Indian t1ibes In this State and the cstabihment OF
new counties west OF The 18th meridian, and WILL
n,ge upon the proper federal authorities the urgent
demand md necessity Of extending the s1tveJs to
That point 1t the eazllest possible momear- Tbs
, 1866-01-09

ability Of the leo to bear up the engtnes the nj
chines Ictured To their houses. II was reported this
morning Inst the fire destroyed several freight tars
Of the Terre Haute road. but the employees OF that
road stale that the fire broke out In cooper ahou,
and reeulsed In the distinction OF an old wooden
building. and a few hundred stayes. Loss triffng:
Nkw YoBE. jan ga nra occurred here tnts
forenoon, at No. e0l Henry alreet. owned BY henry
SehanAek. Damage &, ,QGQ. Injured.
JACKSON, Mich. JAZZ IA frs here On Saturday
morning burned tEe stores. Loas s11,0oo insured
for Sl7,010. Atesers. Bumpus & Noodson, boot
and shoe dezlcre, arc the heaviest loscrr.
TALFARA1so, Ind, Jan. 6.-A fire troke out hero
yesterday morning. in elltng honse, destroying
that and The provision store oi Mr.. u. Cross, and
the drug store Of D.. II. Lootnis. Loes about $1o,-
coo; partially insured.
NEw HAyEN, Jan. IA dre In this city this morn.
ing damaged a brick building 10 tho amount Of
SLIGO. heasrs. Linsley a. Son, boot and shea
dealers, and s. Cooper, coth1er, were burned out.
and lost most OF thoir goods. .1insIay & Son were
insured for E, TOO. Cooper was not lna1reL There
Nes IN insurance On the building oi s. oo0- 1hsoo
families also were burned out, barely escaping in
their night c1othet. The cold WIS intense, Two
steamers tvere frozen up. The thermometer at Tour
o'clock was 500 below zero.
during the psogross ot this are another broke out
in a building opposlte, by whlcE llttle gill was
terribly burned. she Was rescued from the flames
hy fireman named Lewis N. Bauca. Ali Ihe In.
surances were In Ecw York offices.
, 1866-01-09

Tho LeEtxfature-A New franchise Law
Memorial OF the Union CeufFal Com.
rn1stee 10 tho Pfe4Idens-Aecfdent TO
Cor. 1roggnto1E.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
NASHVILLE jan. 8.
The Legislature reassemblnd to-day with quo
1uIu present.
4 new and more efficient franchise law Ia being
prepared, which viii still further tend to preseryc
Tenpeteee IRON 1tbel rule.
A meeting will be held tomorrow night OF the
Union Central Committee, who Will send memo
rial to The President detailing tho condition Of a.
fairs In Tennessee, and earnestly entreatfng that the
protection Of the United States BE- not Withdrawn.
It IL said they WILL eyen ady1ee against the admis
sion Of Tennessee Congressman II that measure L.
10 be followed By the Withdrawal ol the Union
troops.
on Friday latt, Gov. BrowuIow uas riding from
KrpIrc toward this city, In ttatn Of cass. About
twenty 1ni1c. from Knoxville, the car containing
the Governor mas separated from the train and
thrown oil tho track. The Governor bad hls len
foot and ankle bruised, bnt wat not Otherwise
Injured. SeEeral Of The party in the car we're
slightly hurt Some malignant febol ts supposed
10 hase 'nnpefed With the ee1eKs and fasten1ngs Of
The car. 1hc Governor Is in the city, In better
htdsth than du{ipr the Summer,
, 1866-01-09

BUFFALO, jim. s.-The thermometer here IL 10
degrees nhorc zero. At Staten laland 1t Is II de-
paS51ss ass seoa "" i + rg dsss; ssss
below; a Albany. Is below; At ostawa, Z. ", ba-
rometcr 81. the highest ever known.
extending from the far East to the tar West.
NEW foRK, Jan. 6.-Reposta Of weather this
morning stale that Tue mercury IL al degrees below
below Il Boslon; IL below at Philadelphia; i BE-
10 below, and has varied ffom abose to below
since.
BurrAIo, Jan. S:-A despatch ftum Dayton, o.,
tales that i wse 10 degrees above At sunset;
Wheeling; Va, is above; Columbus, 10; Zaues-
Vile, IS above.
NEw Yong, Jan. s.-Theze Is considerable aoat-
ing Ice In both the East and North nyess, causing
several vessels 10 drae anchors.
term Of January. 1851, the weather hss not been 40
severe In This section Of Maine - during the lsst
few days. Yesterday the thermometer Indicated 20
below zero II this city. At Bangor the thermom-
eter stood 30 below zero This afternoon The cold
bEzaei7, Jan. a-wcather clear and beautiful.
No Wfna. Thermometer stood at sunset abose
POM nURos, Jan. e.-sun ret clear and cold; 10
degrtts above zero.
s: CLAM, Mich. Jan.s-sun set clear and cold !;
East sAarsAw, jan. a-N,ncteen degrees above
Pos11Ac, Jan. s.-seven degrees above ger, at
ANN AnBon. Jan. 9, y. n--Thczmomete de-
erees below zero; wind N. E, sharp and dry; b.
HALIFAX, N. s., Jan. R.-Wtnd N. E., fresh and
clcar; thermometer At zero.
SIRE Mas, jan s.-Wcather at sunset
NV bEDzoRp Mas; jan s-4hc thermometer
at sunset above neso; WIND y. =, =
atove zero. The hazbor is being rapidly covered
with dcr.
, 1866-01-09
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Military Observation-Disclosures Of Chfca-
20 Compantes-Judlcfa Frocecdln.s-
SoldIcrz Scaldeds

S61dIcrx SCa1leds
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune1
SrRHdF7ELp, Jan. g.
The 69th regiment Of Illinois Infantry arrived at
Camp Butler On Saturday laet for final payment and
discharge Thsrolls have been recetsed BY The senior
Payrnaster, md the regiment w1l probably be paid
in few days.
The 18th regiment Of Infantry will be paid of at
Gimp Buter tomorrow by Major Lnptou.
Certificates Of organization Of the following named
companies. OF Chicago, werc fled in the onfce Of
The Secretary Of State to-day, VIZ: Chicago City
Mile; Alden Tunnel Company, capital stock
&af0 900 stouehton Mining Company capstal stock
$4,000; Lombard Gold Company, caplfAl STOCK
$9cO,000.
Tic tinted States Crrruit and District Conrt.
were in session yesterday. No business Of special
interest uAs transacted Ia the Circuit Court II.
Mason Etq, Of this city. Was admitted to pfacnce
In the United states DIsric. Court The argn.
mcpls ii the Case OF Howard Mills, indicted for
fobhtng the rsail, hare occupied the attention Of
tbe Cort during the entire aay. The CASE Will be
given to the Jury lhfe evening.
II IL rc,osted that Lieut.. Col. C1aylon Hale, IN
Command of the Ssh regiment. and lieutenant Of
fbe rae regiment were scalded by the explosion ot
tbe locomotive boiler at Decatur on Saturday morn
iIR last. Their injuries aze not considered dan'
EEFQUE,
, 1866-01-09
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

[Speccih Despatch to the Chicago Tsibuuel
III INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. g.
The Democratic State Central Committee met in
this city to-day. and decided 10 bold ConsentIon
in this city on tho 18Th day Of March, to nominate
- afs"tes for State ptIieera.
tAts4sN-..
The 2sth eolosed regiment had saeal,tson 'o"aas'
They were welcomed by Governor 6akef, and u
IQmEuke crowd VIVA In Attendance.
, 1866-01-09
FROM ST. PAUL.


mcrcfn1, Financial, Educational and
Mineral Resources Of M1nnc.otn-Gsov.
Mars1lalI,a 1naugurat-E4ts Reccom-
nlendatton1.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tttbune.l
ST. Paul. MINI, Jan. s.
The hall Of The House Of Representatives waa
tIled to-day to hear Gov. Mlcrs message and Wit
ness the Inauguration Of Gov. Marshall.
Gov. Millcr's messsce Is quite lengthy. Hceou-
mencex by congratula!rc the people upon the close
Of the rebellion and while lamenting the a.sassana-
tiou Of President Lincoln, says his mantle has
fallen upon the shoulders ofa worthy euoeessoF.
1hc financial exhibit II very good. Reoeipsa ..oz
the year have been ta.s5 ,boo.os. Baiance in the
Treasury at the COMMENCEMENT ol tha: year.
80, To y making total Of 3sat .46. Total
r. r. 2 nave efs2 TSe oaitn
indeb;,eances Of the State is 81, ,se 81 The pay
neu OF this Is fully provided for BY the 1uces ~
,he Treasury aa DC 0ogesnos ssys fer t1e 3eGR. nfss
eancsa Of Minnesota is substanis...:::; canceilc1
Or permanent debt amounting to $a50,0oo. tho
State holds bonds amounting e si13,WT, nc.iue,
mig 'hsEe is ~: claim d Sll8 o0 against The
sa Tn1ts1 e fna.s Hss Ihs estia,ea cxpsnses
for 1sea s1e xss Isl, and estimated receipts,
Iaid Offices rcpat the following entries during
W,nnehaco W. sS cjfF. SI6n7; Tayiors Fills, 1850;
DnnIeith. 7,7ss; st Peter, la9 s83; 81. Cloud as9
lu2-to.al number OF acres en!s1gd, s Ml ~ IT.; Ihis
estimated that thc Railrosd cotupA hare sspos-
ed OF zoo 0o0 acres, making the gros. sales tos ihe
scar one million acres. The number o. fogs scaGd
one hundred and hi,Y millions over 1861.
School land sales were: p 131 acses for $tla ~
Total salea thus fat nre 13Ut3 ackrs for $sB,8
remaining portion Of the school lauds sold At the
game rate the school fund Will amount to <1o0o0,-
the Office Of State Superintendent Of Public Schools.
It /. now attached 10 the Office OF Secretary Of
State. Ae does not hrer the e:tablshnent of an
Preparation Of 9l56,ooo u 1eeommended to COLI
re M stteatioa sf the Legislature Is called TO the
from the lows Asylum, and measures for establish
ing one m oar Own State are recommended:
In reeast 70 recent mineral discoveries. the tior-
hare been discovered In various parts Of Minnesota,
the extent Of which should he verified A. soou a.
practicable under tho direction Of ths State authon
do Governor says bis researches ha.s resulted ia
the confirmation Of onr hopes. and copper ore
would be found wt.hIa the counties bosdesing On
eny &c q 1f q St eaaa n IT.
qual!z 5st promise to b 6ish1y 1alnabio and pIc:
dnctiye-
Two hundred and ten mIes q, railroad hive been
completed 13s mote arc graded and II estimated
that ~ miles Will be finished By the nrst OF Jsnn
fhs States censn. for 1895 shows ss,sss families:
alee. a: females, 1rE,776; soldiers tn ser1ica.
e393; co!ozed persons, 4,lll; deaf, So; dumb, 13;
ahnd, ss; Insane III q l., To'al Population Of the
13~5T, IN nse yvats. fhe Governor etsimates shat
With thote overlooked BY 'he asseseors knd pew
somess aince June, onr ss1usI Population l. ~ en-,
, 1866-01-09

At Salisbury. N. G., who va. sent from The Old
Capitol Prisou abolt mnt, ago to ffafetgh, iot
frfal Is still under confinement in the Inter city,
and Ignorant of the time when the court will be
cnnvered. Els counsel Is upon hts way to Wash.
iugton to ascertain the cor1se the prosecution will
taEc IN the case, md 10 ask for speedy hearing.
he ts very hopeful Of the result and only anxious
that the trial may 70 on.
The list Of the f1Ehtfnl claimants for tho reward
designated, and Vas referred to he War Depart
meut on Saturday evening. 1t il supposed that the
names viii be promulgated In = day q tUo-
Ii Gerent 1niiitsIy ida densents III week 70 see
Il further reduction Of torces and expenses be
made.
New YonK, Jan. R-The ConsusatiaFs Washing
io~ speci fa{s 1t u expected the cotton tai paid
At Macon alone for January Will exceed $1,000 COO.
rEpsldent johnson expressed himself decidedly,
to member Of Congress, this morning, In lvor
pf The immediate adu,6sion Of the Tennessee dele
, 1866-01-09

Burning Of an Express stcRs.-, "oat CD
lie Potomac River.
:. WASHINGTON. Jan. s.--Agents In Alcxanti1a,,
Va, have received news OF The destruction ~ Ire
q the steamer Liberty Of the express line between
Alezandrsa and Phifaaelphia. The dre occurred
Thursday night, between II and o'clock. OF
Cedar Point, IN the Potomac river. The vessel
was run 10 10 the Maryland shore. and barely
reached u in time 10 sase The lives Of officers and
crew.. The vesee1 and cargo wers total loss, the
fcsEe1 having burned 10 the waters edge before
they lett.
, 1866-01-09

PhflndeaPhln Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8.
PErEoLxCa-Dnll and nominal.
Fl0rR-Duli; super 1t 37.2aGa7.1s: extra as - p1@
800,
GRAN-Whtat-red at $ea92.35s Ehlte At t2.503
PRoTis1oss-Mess Pork It soooa31oo. Dressed
NtutKEY-DuN st "a. 17A2EI
sTocK-HcsTJ Penn 3's. 81: Heading. SIX; Penn \
II, NIX.
, 1866-01-09
Expenses Of the N0val Academy
White House eReceptaon-Nlr. SteEenss


WASHINGTON. Jan. 8-The c1pen.es Of the Naval
academy at Annapolis, as appears from the com
scnsed IN the House to-day, amount 10 the aggre-
gate Of S1.159 So 20 since the yer 1915; amount
expended for lands, buildings 1uu- appurteuances
9 ;rom thlra quarter Of 1875 to June 80, 1865 is
1916 10 June &, 1855, $s5e, ,o605x+
The Presiaent's reception, By ladies' Of the While
Horte> Nt1l take place tomorrow (ruesday) even
Ing, from ~ tnl1o o'clock p. NJ. and next Friday
from Pm. 10 Bpm, Receptions on these days
will he continued during the eeason.
A bin was introduced BY Represeutati7e Stevens,
today. which kea forth that the necca1ities OF tho
government require fhe construction Of national
13tl1aIy md potsal Ea!lrosd between the citea Of
Warrington and New YofR. a company Ia author
led Ia the name and on behalf Of tho United
Htate: u Construct and splo{y the contlasoas
York. The engineer IL to be appointed By the cor.
potaton, hnt to be approved oy the Secretary q
Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and frst-cla4s pas.
eensers are 10 be carried at three cents per mile,
and the road is 10 Cross the susquehanns RfveE
eboya tidewater.
Thermometer at su.et 1G degrees above zero
r1n
, 1866-01-09

At the ". F. Church, srncook, n H.. jan. fst, 1std
by the PAstor. Rev. C. II. Chase. T. IRVING
fAIkER4 OF this city, and Atlss HESTER E. CHASE
daughter Of the on chatting clergyman.