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Washington News.

WASHING TON, December 81. Tho Agricultural
Report for December es.!niatss tiG AnIrrlcaL crop
of cotton for :he present year ut OOo bales OK
500 pounds. North Carolina is put down at VI ,OOO;
South Carolina at 162. .U0O Georgia 2o3 0oe; Florl-
an. 96 900; Alabama, 2o2 l0: Mississippi. 30. .Gu,
Louisiana 100000: Texas. 3u0O Arkansas; 49,
600; Tennessee 14S.000; other States 1lS.0O0 bales
Judge Call has rcft::, the hGt2d$ corpus case
in DR.. AIudds behalf.
Tbs resignation OF Collector Smythe, oi New
Yor!a, mas not yet reached the President,
The Secretary of War has directed General
Sheridan. commanding Ia" department OF inc
Ouartermasters Department. 40 more Lorscs
will be purchased. The mounting OF infantry
will be discontinued, except upon SPECIAL ncca-
sions. The horses On hand will be transferred 10
the cavalry.
The steamer Gettysburg is still ashore at An
napclis. Gossip has it thai the Don will take her
place on secret mission, and that Grant goes on
her.
Capts Wood aud IIascl, of Staten Island. first
mate, steward and two seainrn were !cst o!l tue
! cable dispatch say That Consul Morse expects
q insti6ccton Of L settlement of FRASER; Trenholm
Co. which was done liy authOr5t OF the Ireas-
W.sHIsGToS. Dccrliii i.cr 3l-Thc Confederate
C,anernl CIncnall Formerly United States Sclia-
tor from North Carolina. has been seeking an m
teryiew with the President ~ reference Ia ais up
plcation for pardon which il !, on me- It'll. ,.;p u
in the interest of the Nc.1'i Ias,,i;i!a g,. nncs
Gen. Gram I,aS 20 li' JHe,'si a.; 10 ah!e To
attend to business
WasH1scroS, rccc;:l.,;. lie ori'lin': nf tlis
minority. delivered ny J;li::f l';>. aid that o.
the majority lc!i,sr =, isdl1ylS Ia ar ahn- n
hshed comprisns sl,:ne ts ss. 1 - 'o - 1.- ar-
POSSIBLE to give it cnirp !, .":ia:'h aiG tlic ar
euments are SO close Hat .,.;'ss wI''i'' 'le M
Justice to the learned Judges. III" OILY pnl N
addition to wlla: l;as e,s tttn1.e
"a that Chase MAINTAINS t,ia: ..!ess can :ellcSc
members of the illegal tribunal is'il personal i re.
sponsibii..v in damages etc.: Ia i."''; whom ."es
punished. ...n,=, n pol5in-
SON at present .n s.ss ,r the piRss.mSs bRs"aar 3.
ar5 arG 5omnced that on the l9t :: :: ! month, l'Ic
bad gssea s ss tsS5o3 s order s G >: o. g.
Sns stcnr,.c ;,ii.;i.llca. shall not be !l-
sissed @ upon any rss, ther than .naI ,ain95 or @ and
then only y passi aasI Ia@us vi sst asusd II s
s'or shall anv person be sold for amy causes what
eyer" The laws Of States Furnishing Vasfi'i'cs ''l-
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New York News,

New YoRE. December 3O.-The Gasoline and
Paraphine Nfanupactory of ". R. Winch & Co.,
corner Richards and Delaware streets, South
Brooklyn. and the adjoining Oil Refneries oi
Messrs. Hudson and James H. Houston were burn
ed last evening. Loss $500, 900. Two men were
burned-fatally it is feared.
M. de Montholon late French Minister, and
family, sailed in the st. Lawrence yesterday.
George Schleget, lithographer, hns been ar
rested on the charge fhaving engraved acounter-
felt imitation OF the label of the Longworth Wine
for furthering the sale of spurious American wines
He was held to anawer the charge. Five or siX
civil suits are pending against alleged manufactur-
ers of fictitious wines.
A German journeyman shoemaker was murdered
in Thompson street last night by negro. The at
fair is wrapped in mystery. No arrests have been
made
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A FEW WORDS OF COMMON
Sf,NNGE

How few there are WHO not subject TO some affection
of the lungs respiratory organs. who, by neslectn
prcmouitory symptoms asgrIvac the complaint, until
disease strikes lis Stats causing incSprcssibc torture
OF the patient and anxiety and distress to friends "Only
cold =! "a slight throat! is the hesitss romar
of many wien so affected. Yes; 'Ony: cold was tho
tlounhrnss expression Of thousands whom Death has
marked FOR his prey.
ForCwarnei-ForcarmCd! should be The motto forever
i'll the minds of all :ubjcc: 10 Coughs. Colds Cstarrh or
Influenza Words OF advice should be jiccde1 by all SUI
lcrn. from Asthma. Bronchitis, Consumption. Reiciss
within their reach and ii neglected fatal consequences
ensuc-a life of misery diy, hourly struggle for es-
ist.cc contest in which there can bo but one VICTOR
Death
Does it not appal the strongest mind TO tani'i the
result caused by neglect? Then why delay? lct cX
cuse cln be offered when timely warning unded Ill
Your ears? When ~, danger is pointed IT why NOT
avoid 1t? MAEsDE.., :'EcTon!.I. BALM been used
with success in nearly million Id is endorsed
by the Medical Faculty tie rCnpt ard cfca-
cious remedy tut scientific rsc ~ has discovered. 10
relieve ani cure all cases o. 60 ..hs Colds, 1utucnza
and Consumption ii the casa is not beyond all lopa
Even when the Sufferer is .tc last stages, lie will find
rcc! by using this prep .a;oD One loitle will con-
vince the incrsiluo t.at the merits o. this repi
ration. are b. nira; exaggerated, in firt, fall far short
OF the culogies bestowed upon il M thousands who have
been cured y its ir,r: \ .naranec accompanies
cacl bottle AMI dealers instructed il! every instance
to refund the money wien this preparation TAILS to re-
icvt.
prepared by T. W aIARsDEN. No. 4s7 Droalway, New
York.
liice 80 CENTS small bottle: 81 larc size.
KINti CASSuDEY.
Wholesale. Agents. Charleston
GOODRICH, WlSESiAN= * CO.,
Wholesale Agents. Charleston
All. all Petal Druggists. ;iiGo Dccember4
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BOOK BINDING AND JOB PRINTING

In al its branches. with new type, new presses and
advantages not excelled i'll this city. Lawyers blanks
TITLES, Bonls Mortgages &c., &c Oil hand and nrinis
to order tutlslyr December IL
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eg NOTICE.-DY AN ACT OF TIE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY the undersigned, for themselves and az
Truatecs for tcir associates who lawful holders Of
Tie Second Lien First Mortgage Bonds Of the Charleston
antl Savannah Railroad Company and such others Of the
lawful holders of the sail Bonds nay hereafter come
i'll aud join them, aud The Successors of tcm were in
royporatca by the name OF the SAVANNAH AND
CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY. with capital of
one million OF dollars 10 be subscribed. male up and paid
in said Bonds ard to be dvied into len thousand shares
CT one hundred dollars cnch-thc said Company TO he
considered formed, ANA The Act Of Incorporation 10 ut.
tac us soon as six thousand shares shall be subscribed
alil paid ill., Notice is therefore hereby given that the
undersigned READS 10 receive subscriptions and issuc
Certificates of Stock thereon. al the Office of JNo. s.
RYAN, No. % Broad street. between the hours of j, NJ
and p ~ day to day. until the necessary amount
sllal! he subscribed.
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CONFECTIONERY, ToYs, ETC.
pREPARE FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

II EMESlGETs THAT FRED. vow SANTEN, NO. 90
II KING.SrREEr lthia is Ills address, ii you WISH 10
order by NALL las this season unusually large, and
certainly the most beautiful collection Of FANCY
GOODS, TOYS and FIREWORKS in this city. lie lag
been esablislca her. for seventeen years. and Aier
chants Planter and families residing in or visiting tho
city will find profitable, Instructive and amusing to
iliScct the (,Jds which he is opening ut the SANTA
CLAUS HEADQUARTERS, and which will make suitable
presents or the colnirg holidays. II you cannot visit
him personally any acquainted with the city will
tell YOU that yuE SANTEN KNOWS how to give sas:ac-
ton in filling all orders for the country, Which ell
trusted to "a care. Outside nf his Shelf Goods he offers
tc the Trade TOYS, FIREWORKS and CONFECTIoNE-
RY put up together separately IN original boxes, at
prices ranging from yo to hundred dollars per
Ifyou wish 10 buy or order any Toys other Presents
for yUnr parents children or friends, in the Fancy Goods
line such ~ beautiful CAEAS, WORK BONES, CHINA
ORNAMENTS, JEwEI. CASES. TOILET SETS, FO-
LOS CARD CASES and most beautiful ALBUMS, cost.
lug from 81 up Sj each and other ornamental as well
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ACCOUNT BOOKS,

ctUcH AS RECORDS FOR PUBLIC OFFICES,
Icdgcrs, Journals Cash Books, Day Books, St con
slantly hand. and made to order and with any de-
srription of Ruling None but the best workncn enl-
ployct and the bost materials used.
practical experience OF twenty years in the above
line and with facilities unsurpassed enable mc 10 WAR;
rIut aufistlrtiOn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ap ANY INFORMATION OF COOPER JEN-
kINs, JOHN JENKINS anl PEGGY. JENIilSs, will be
Thankfully reccivedb b. their mother who now lives at
Mrs. BA1LEY's, No. 1 Gat.!ea street.
January r.
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ns-KALMIA MILLS MANUFACTURING COM
rANY-Tlc BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION TO the Capital
Stock of this Company will be opened at W. G. COURT
NEY 4 CO.'S OFFICE, No. Doyces Wharf. on January
lst lSG7. ami continue open Tor one month. lntorma-
tiun respecting the condition OF tie Company will be
furnished all parties desiring. forward tiiI iinpor
ialt work. +. l.. kEERlSON,
Secretary ana Treasurer kania Mills.
I,.,.,,,,,r li,stu I,un
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According to a Frcnchman the waters OF the sea
pass from ono pole to the other once In every H.:
500 years,
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HATS AND GAPS.
q ST:EElLE'S @
hat H HALL."
CIRCULAR
JAN AIRY 1st, 1867.

INADDREsSINCi HIS NEW YEAR CIRCULAR TO THE
public the Proprietor of The almost word-renowned
.uAT KALI No. 3l3 King street, between Liberty and
Wentworth streets cannot permit the occasion to pass
without expressing his heartfelt thanks 10 s very
o,s patrons for tho very liberal manner in Which they
lave shown their appreciation the great reduction in the
prices oil Hats since The opening Of the IIat Hall in
1919.
The past aud the future with curtains hung, separates
fro our view tat which saw, anu that which is
to be seen. But memory, grateful memory. brings To
tue mind of the Proprietor of the "Ea Hail. tho past
II is truly privilege, allowed by Him who watches
over u.s. recall to view in the mind acts Of kindness
received from trllow.nnn
In this strain of thought STEELE returns his thanks
to the public u general for the unbounded support which
he has received during the last year. AMI to those who
nny vet not know of tlc location OF tho ''HAT HALL"
VIC would say il is at No. al3 KING STREET sign Of The
.'BI(i HAT"
Ills true the 'lIat Hall" has rules which govern its
dealings It solcits only cash trade. hut proves that tho
prices are lower HATS aud CAPS sold there than the
same goods ca, be procured for elsewhere.
In conclusion. STEELE woul dedicate the following
lines TO the public
or all the thousands that have bOnght
STEEiEs Hats and Caps, 40 finely wrought,
some although "fGw and far between,
Percllancc have disappointed bccn
If so albeit lie lias not heard
That disappointment has occurred
He stands prepared lif proof there be,
The oversight to remedy.
For tbs lis rulc repeated DER,
To every salesman in his store.
To think no time pains l-spent
flat gives customer content.
STEELE, "HATTER,'
January, No ala KING STREET,
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Floetwing had q rough passage and lost overheard
Sailing Captains Nichols and Wood, seanen
Kelly and Nelson. Mr.. Ecnllctt, the owner OF the
Henrietta, offers 10 sccc!t a challenge from any
Yacht in Europe. 4 banquet to the yachtnen Is
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CoNsrANr1NopLE. December 90 P. M.-Tho Porte
has addressed letter to the Great Powers, COM
planning of the warike acts of Greece in reference
to the affairs in Gambia, aud expressing detern-
nation to break diplomatic relations with that
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JOHN -. h1AN,
II. J. WILLIS.
january
H5. .NorICE.-CoNslCiNEEs PER STEAM
SHIP MoNEKA are hereby notified that she is THIS
Day dscharsng cargo North Atlantic Wharf, AL Gooa
remaining on The wharf nj sunset will bo stored at ex
pcnsc and risk of owners. Il. GETTY * CO..
General Agents.
All Freight amounting to fifteen 5) dollars, less,
must be paid ON the wharf before delivery of Goods
December3l
ao' FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHARLES
ToN-cmAnLEsroS. December 80. 1sGG.--An Election for
SEVEN DIRECTORS to serve for Tie next ensuing ycnr,
will be held ut the Banking Hail. Tneslay, the Stli of
January
Polls open from 10 O'Clock A. ". until = p. NJ.
Dcccnlbcr3l mstu3 WM. C. BREESE. Cashier.
ayCHARLESTON AIMS OUSI1.-TlIE COM
aIISSIoNERS OF THE POOR will elect, Wednesday,,
9th January 1867, MASTER. MATRoN and BOOK
KEEPER to for the ensuing year. Also. contract
ors tor BREAD and BEEF to be delivered al Aims House
on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays Applications to
be left at the Aims House prior to The day OF election.
December 81
a1r OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY
COMPANY CHARLESTON. December %, lS66-Pack-
ages of ONE HUNDRED TICKETS will be sold at the
Conpanys Office corner OF Broad and East Bay streets,
for sti.
By order S. W. RAMSAY,
DccenIbcr2 - Secretary and Treasurer.
---.-..---.----.z-=.-=--@
egAUDIToRs OFFICE, SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY, CHARLESTON. DECEMBER
10 ls6G-All interest the Funded Debt of the Cont
pany payable by Coupons the lst of january 1867,
nj I,n Spditn
John.strcet on or after the Sd proxmo.
December 20 j. II. EMERY. Auditor.
Ror sI1IRARS DIsPENsARl.-THE TRUs-
TEES OF sHIRAr'S DIspENSARY will elect on We'd
nesddy I'd January next. TWO PHYSICIANS. to attend
the roor-onc for the Eastern Division and the other for
the Western Division of the city; also 4 SECRETARY
anu TREASURER. Letters Of application 10 be left with
the Secretary ut City Hail. before the lst prox.
W. H. SMITH.
DECEMBER % Secretary and Treasurer
ag'EINAL EOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
claims against the Estate OF STEPHEN H. PALMER,
u1o or az: rar;rh Js!at saee requested to
hand them in, properly attesed. TO
THOMAS P. LOCKWOOD,
Attorney at Law.
December - watug No. ~ lirca street
NJ ESTATE MOTTO FALL, PERSONS
having claims against the Estate OF the late JOSEPH l.
HOWARD will present them, 1nly atescd, and oil per-
sons indebted thereto will make payment 10
S. L. HOWARD,
November &c Qualified Executor.
E7- ArEsssRT$Ss EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
annunpcc Gen. a. NJ. a1ANIGAULT Candidate for
SlicriIl at the ensuing election. CITIZEN.
Norembcr3 SIN
as~WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
Z. at. WHITING. ESD, n candidate Tor Sheriff Of
Charleston (Judicall District, ut the next election
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M CUSTOM .lIousE.-coLLEcToRs OF
TIcE CHARLESTON. lat January, lsG7.--Tllis day
being New Years Day. the Custom House will be closod
A. G. AIAcKEY,
January Collector.
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GIVE ARE AUTHORIZED Io ANNOUNCE
Z. AG. WHITING ESD. n candidate Tor Sheriff oi
Charleston tJudciip District, ut the next election.
scptemhcrl 10
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LONDON, December o9-P. MI is scnli-ofici-
ally announced that the Great Powers will not
meddle with the Turco- Crock question ut present;
but the statement is also made that Lord Lyons
has been instructed by the British Government to
caution Greece against further acts of hostility
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~ sH1RAR's DIspENs.NRY.-THE ANNUAL
Meeting OF The Trustees shirar.s Dispcnsary' will be
held To.lforro,o the Cd day of January, 1867, in the
Mayors Office, at 10 O'Clock P. II. ". II. SMITH,
January Secretary and Treasurer S. D.
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DUBLIN, December CT. al.-An election riot
has occurred III Dungannon, County OF Kilkenny;
The military were called out to restore peace, and
one man was killed. by cavalry charge among the
rioters. Quiet was soon rcstored.
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LIyERrooL. Saturday. 7. M.--Thc Provision mar
ket is without change of Importance.
MANCHESTER, December %, T. M:-rhe Man
chester market is quiGtti. Prices rule firm.
LONDON. Friday Cui,sols closed firm at gO4 for
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t1vrRpoor Saturday, December 90. Tho Breaa;
stufs market was qnirc to-day, but prices ruled
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Ea- arEssRIsss rE!sssRIsss. EDIToEs:-YoU WILL PLEASE
anuunncc Gen a. NJ. AlANIGAULT a Candidate for
slicrir at the ensuing election. A CITIZEN.
Novembcr3 SIN
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LONDON, SATURDAY, 29.-There is brisk demand
for money at the Banks aud OH the Stack Exchange
to-day, but the rates for advances arc without
alteration. Consols hav, in consequence declined
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ao. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHARLES
ToN-ciIA.l.EsroS. December 30 1sGG.-An Election for
SEVEN DIRECTORS to for rl.c iex ensuing ycnr,
will be held ut the Banking HALL. Tnentay. the sh OF
January.
Polls open from 10 o'clock a. ". until . p. NJ
December 81 mstu3 WM. C. BREESE. Cashier.
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foxDoS, Saturday, 21.-.lmclica,. Government
securities have improved both in demand aud
price. Fivc-.Hwc mites haze advanced to 72s..
LIVERPOOL. Friday-Noor.--,rhe Brokers' Circu-
lar reports report the sales OF cotton for the week
at zoo bales and states that the actual stock in
port is 9O,9O0 bales abo.c the estimates Prices
have advanced another quarter oia penny. and
the authorized quotation for middlng uplandss
was 15d. Market quiet to-day under the advanced
ratos, and the sales arc estimated at 10000 bales.
PARIS Deccmbcr 2S.-11axinlilian has ordered
his letters sent to Mexico, and not to Gibratcr.
BERLIN. December 2S.-The prussian authori-
ties still continue the arrests of intended emil
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New Years Day.
..In Village. Grallg,.,

'.ln village grange.
And borough town, the sleulniug liagon. borne
From house to house. eutcs tile poor mans heart
AID makes linn feel that life las still its Joys
The aged and the Young, lnau, woman, child.
t1to in social glee: oven stranger doga.
Meeting with blstling back. soon lay aside
Their snarlins aspect, an,l il, aportire chase.
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R8. 8.NoTICE.-CONSlGNEES PER STEAM
SHIP MoNEKA are hereby notified that she is THIS
Day discharsng cargo at North Atlantic Wharf, All Goods
remaining The wharf ut sunset will bc stored at eS
pcnse and risk Of owners IL GETTY CO..
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LHERrooI, Friday T .T.-'rhc Brcadstutls mar
ket is very firm, ct tic extreme rates OF last Fri
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sgAUDIToRs OFFICE, SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY, CHARLESTON. DECEMBER
70, ls6G-A interest the Funded Debt of the CONF
pany payable by Coupons the st of january, 1867,
will be paid OH presentation at The Auditors Office. in
John.street. on or after the Sd proximo.
Dcce,uLcr.o j. r.. EMERY, Auditor
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M ESTATE NO TT C E.-ALI, PERSONS
having claims against the Estate OF the late JOSEPH l.
HOWARD will present them, duly atescd, and oil per-
SOILS indebted thereto will make payment TO
S. L. HOWARD,
November &c Qualified Executor.
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All Freight amounting to heen rs, dollars, less,
must be paid on the wharf before delivery of Goods
,l,nr.
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LONDON, Friday r. N. The closing quotations
OF American securities are as follows: Fire-Twenties
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ment demands indemnity from the Porte for firing
into an Italian steamer by Il Turkish ;nan-of-war
nff the Island of Gambia
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The steamer Gettysburg is still ashore at An
napolis. GOSSIP, has it thai the Don will take her
piace on secret mission ans, that Grant goes On
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"
FLORENCE, Saturday. %, P M-Thc rumors Of
the changes i'll the Italian Cabinet arc entirely
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ss- TIE ToRTuRING PAIN OF TOOTH
ACHE coris Cunc aud n external aud internal pains,
are instantly stopped aud aeviat"d by DR. Andrews
PAIN KILLING AGENT. Sold by
Dns. RAoUl. & LYnA,
Corner Market and King streets.
t,,.,.. ~ uwI~
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Capts. Wood and uascl, of Staten Island first
mate, steward and two seamrn: were lest oil the
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December u tlstnlino
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MIFINAL NoT1CE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
claims against the Estate OF STEPHEN u. PALMER,
,i rriah ii ST. Js.e Sa'tee. requested to
hand them ill., properly attested. to
THOMAS P. LOCKWOOD
Attorney at LAW.
DoropI,or 10 wsut No ~ lrcr, street,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-22

DISPENSING WITH THE READING OF
THE JoURNAL.-The Cincinnati CONNER
etdt tells the following on the authority of
a correspondent at Somerset, Kentucky {:
g A member from one of our mountain
counties, full of conservatism, and strong
advocate of the Louisville Journal, each
morning as he would take his seat in the
House, as business opened, would COM
mence reading his favorite paper, and
about the same moment some member
would move TO dispense with the reading
of the Journal, and our mouutain member
would lay down his paper. He stood this
for some time, but rising from his seat one
morning, after the usual motion, he ex-
chained at the top of his voice:
'.Mr. Speaker, I've sot here in my seat
fur morn week and submitted to the
tyranny of this House. Somebody, every
morning, moves to dispence with the read
ing of the journal, and I've lost every paper
I've bought for week by it, and no man
has ever moved to dispense with the
democrat or Commercial; and, Mr.. Speak
er, l won't stand it any longer. Mr..
Speaker"
Here the balance was lost in. the gem
eral lau- liter.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-22

White received bounty Of 500 from
government, which passed into the custody
OF his wife. The desire 10 get this money
to be squandered in drink, it is said, made
the husband unnaturally brutal towards his
wife, who was trying to save it, and the
quarrel had progressed 50 fiercely that the
death of the woman was confidently pre-
dicted. She was alive when found lying
on the floor of her room, and said in an
swer to an inquiry that her husband had
not beaten her much. Marks Of strangu-
lation were plainly visible on her neck,
and she had been vtmiiing blood. An in
quest had been held on the body, but no
verdict was given up to Saturday after
ternoon.