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BnEkD Gap THE Gaops.H Recent :deyelonmIenSts
have satshed Is that there is ssaSois4 of bread
IN this District to an extent never before realized
IN its HISTORY. We are apprized that there has
been auffering, and more Will result in sconse-
q9ence, before the coming crop will yield any.
relief sf:A few generous donations OF corn have
been.recsiyed in the District, and distributed The
relief these donatiunh have afforded comes in good
time; and is received with gratitude by the dis
t1essed. Destitute: persons, in some instances
have walked far as twenty miles to receive Their
pttance Of peck OF corn rom this charity. NJ y
i The prospect Tor q mInifcent wheat harvest has
year. should farners. escape the accident moi.
dental to thez cIo et &his season, -the Yield OF:
wheat VIM Be su1Mc Mcaant to supply bread uitil fhs
corn Elpens Even the poorest soil promises .
inferior Held H0rkpiNe Eng. S ss n
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a'he 11ai1g Ne:us-
SATURDAY MuRNNG, MAY 4, 1867.
The Wi>e to xIeFs szntcnpcrnto Husbansl.
From the Teu: Fans S,,,,,,o 1;,,..

: . : $A%sSeoAAS&s
lEson rel 4e, s,FSs'g ori:aas Sunday 4smes::l-
Stay. stay. husband, 40 not leave ~. :l,..:.
Our cottage home tbsniRht;i i'.'t -: IL +sfE q
A storm Is nesrthere's: 8: not ~ c.u- 7:.57
Togrfde thy steps nright. :SS - - .-'f s'.
And harkd the.wnilins Of they wiad -
Seems like spirits moan 'f, 3E-1 ..ta
tremblc, deaSest, 40 not Goa s's'-.# s,.,
~ And leave mo hc-e alono, @Nfis .i '' f.
pray thee Arthur, hasten not - t.,,s r. i.5s
Whore naudlin ribalds moet, :a7as-.-o5
Whose noisy mrth and curses loud y ri s ~ *
Awake tue su1uboring street. .r,
Clasp not the strange Circcan cup, fti
Rcftlse the vine TO sip. y.s454s ~ ..isz -' II
Else soon the adder'R poison fang 1re'@r'
viii fastCn on thy lip. 5 Y .iss-.: ..-.r Z
Ohf stay aud will sing thee songs,
Tricd in our hsIpier .,cars. g&ZEG
When the first power Of lovo was owned y.,e
And knew nOuSht Of tears: 9;.,e
Nheu slleeny castles. rose in air,
With laughter aud with Jest, . 4
And thou Old st seek. like: rrTant -kniyht, !.
Thy loyalty to test .:{:is- 4, 5i:i,... .,., =.
And Wen speak OF him who placed - - ~ ~
This TRUSTING ha.id In thine, : ~ 4s.st:si :! =
And emitted, and bicss'd US; when: thou said'st
s"Now, Mary, thou art mine.' 81 :. s'3tt.. a.
ofhsr whose brasnt, YET tenfet m glance.
For was not to tread Lies path" !. Si;s IS.
In safety by thy side?' ~ = ~ r ''.
Think Of thy, fatherl he whose form ,. a..
Lies 'neoth the: churchyard sod .%
Thou vert his treasurer and hts PRIDE ,o .&
he lovcd thee next to God ..5eT-ssEI
Think of thy motherl Of the Kiss ~.
She pressed upon thy check .
Thou tecl's it yet, that last caress -
From lips that could not speak: v: 81
Oh, let their memory check thee now s',.a,
In this insane career; - =
When reason reigns, from all the crowd. ~ .rt,
cannot ind thy peer .fa.a 4,.;.: 81 ...,'t., I,
lido not chide thee, dearest no, 3St ,s.,' II
I ask thee but to break ~, IT, -. :. Y, :.
These bonds that mar. thy noble soul -
oh frend them for my sakel IL: :;fsSlG. ....!s
Come, you must hear our Nina sing Z, NJ
Her simple evening hymn, w
And list the prayer for "dear papa
She'll mprovtse for him. .i'S f-r' ;ss-'-'.
The artless Attls db7efs =. :. - = 81
And the Language thH she speaks is full
OF fpleasantness andlove. 4 7,
.s,:r E:s tst :.
Our graded Archie-friends declare .-.l$4 I;
How much hu looks like me, -, .T&;,. sS!Sa
RnEwhen, he SMILES, ah then they say a..r.
He.m e.most resembles thee. .il.s;i' l.;.5. III
Does.he not look ohsrub spfuzned z7-,-
And ready for the shy N u . :
BYt eh h,5 R2 NO r eond y DE-; net i've " st =.
g7g! -a. ::i.. ~ A.: -.34.t+.ll; RE
Arthur. you weep, what is't you say,
'iYou.u rsnd tho inebrihte nhhin + 81 I.rsl
( Ohjoyiul Wordsi oh promise blesti ~
::Ihat brings. me trust again 9:;a=1tt5t 4. I.
Eathsrl my heart, Late snrrow- filed, IL :.asl
3 Now. w.o1erho &s with bliss; r8
think Thee for all blessings, but
thank Thee most for this.
Q.5-5 :..@-s.a -. s:7-I;$n:. 4cJ.: A.-E1EIaD. -
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, April 29.- Corrox-The market opened
quietly, and were made on basis OF atr-
outside figures but receipt cheering Liverpool
and New York accounts All active demand and
stricted to 1000 bales by tho high prices asked
eis; INC market closed hrsn ut 27a--cfr midddnss.
/, MONETARY AND FINANcIAI--The following wer. the
ruling quotations ut the close:- t@ts -1.ia NJ
Gold l35a136 y. Tt.!:.-g. sst!:.st-f' a4s; .
Sixty days Sterling 14ea14a and Sight 145 - .5tis
New York Sight par checsng, and discount buying.
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Passengers.

Per steamer Eliza Haneor from il SAVANNAH, via Beau
fort and ELTON Head TT Randolph; Kimbal, " De-
TreviHe, Major Virgins, Mics. Nrs Staarns Dr
Mrs Barnard and child, Fnrnesworth, Jwelch, C. 81
Earle. AC Vangilder. Z Vail, j Webb and lady Miss
Alss PokrhJi cham, CHAM auT Ldys
Mrs Fafnsworth,-p o atlones-K Z DeEamp: III 3airie
Mrs Adans Miss Adams. Mrs Warner, G Brown and 40
y5.-I1H : . -
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=. "A NEW DEMooRAT1o .MovEMENr.-A New York

1OWings - t;u%fi'2 ~ s.tIs y er M 81 49,
~ AS matter of some political interest, it may be
mentioned that many Of the more prominent lead
ers OF the Democratic party, who have been quiet
ly in consultation here during tho week, are in
favor E. 9f speedy change Of the ontire poll
tnen. to carry the next Presidential election.
70 make q long story, short, the plan, is
and bring up 'tInternal II IMPROVEMENTS" IN his
place. They will pledge themselves in favor OF
the Niagara Ship Canal, in favor OF connecting
the Chesapeake Bay with Ohio; in favor OF
reconstructng the sMississipp1 .aevees; and OF
pushing forward t9 com pletion the three lines Of
Pacific, Railroad It is calculated that on these
issues they can carry the great West, especially if
Free Trade be tackled on, while: of their success in
the Middle States they profess to have no doubt.
That Is the programme in outline. It win have
some filing up In regard to the Monroe Doctrine,
the Constitutional obligations, and the binding
force Of Supreme Court decisions, but Internal I'm
ptovements and Free Trade will be tho two pillars
on which the platform will be made to rest.
new political movement, as have said has
been quietly maturing for some time past, but it
will not be long before it is officially announced,
and with the announcement, the Democratic cam
pagn for the next Presidency will regularly begin.
::?Su1CDE OF a SOUTH 6RCr1NIAN:.:-The ST. Tonis
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F,
@t ss#t
4 HETHE SALE OF TIE PLANTATION BIT.
TIERS is without precedent In the history the world
There secret In tho matter. They once the
most speedy. strengthening health-restorer
covered. It trequires but single trial to understand
this. Their purity can aiways be relied upon. The,
composed the celebrated caisaya Bark Cascara
Bark. Dsndelion. ChapYnae Flowers. Lavender
Flowers, WtntergEceu, arise. Coverbuds,
snAke-roo:, Caraway. Coriander Burdook. ....g. y,
ts S.--T.--1860-X.. &C. :: =:
1hey especially reoonin ended to clergyunen, pub
Hespeakers, and persona OF literary habits seaen
tary Life. who require digestion relish for food
snd clear mepta, faculties. ,
Delicate fe1na.s and weak persons nnd
In these Bitters what they hsve long looked for
They purify ssren9then and invigofstc.
They create:a healthy Appetite.
They are an antidote to change OF water diet M
They overcome efrecta Of dissipation late hours
They strengthen the system, aud ouvoa the mind.
They prevent nissmatc and intermittent fevers.
They purify tho breath aud ac1ai.y the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Dinrrhes. Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They the best Bitters in the world. They make
the weak man strong and exhausted natures great
ee6torer s-.f - ss@+ 5...:-H :, ,,.' Z
The following startling and emphatic statemsns can
be seen at our of1ce. - Eit-'' = 'a'f'-
Letter Of Rev. E. r. on1nE, Chaplain Of tie 1o7h New
YORK. Reomant:, 81 .-45..ssr n i t-.. i. .:. ii
~ 42 ~: NEAR ,Anou1A CREEK, March 4tt, 1863
owingso the grest exposure te1rihle deco1npos-
Hon n&ter the battle OF Aaeta, utterly proarat-
Cd and very sick Ny stomach would retain ,nedk
cno article called Plantation Bitters prepared By
Dr. DRAEE, OF New York, prescribed to give me
strength sppetite. To my great surprise they
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PORT CALENDAR
ons,snees per soat.s :aCeroIt,1a sRailroad

:Gons1Gnees per South CoroItna sRntlroad,
Si.;s2s May 8.
sA bales Cotton so bales Addze 90 bbls Rosn bbls
Spirits and bbls Crude Turpentine. Cattle,
Old Iron 800 gallons stoneware- &c. To Robinson &
Co. Pritchett u A;CookE Co, Gxaeser Lee Smith
Coo W Williams 4 CS. .EH sRodsetas& Co, RaveneEs&
GEL 3 Agent Co9rtenay 4 Trenholm. II Goldsmith 4
AyefW 4 Son. E .Wisa i Co. Adams. Frost Co. E
Sloan. Reeder. Hunt 4Sm WV Smith, Gtbbss H. Co,
III Baggett 4 Co, " A Susong, p Sullivan sa.5
Cons1Rnees per Nertheastern Railroad,
x. ft-1t:. May g. *. 5'.t-5 = -, =: s,%.%. @
~ bales Cotton, 222 bbs Naval Stores 50 bags Corn
bags Grounduuta 1 car Lumber, Mdze, &c To screven
& Nisbet Williams E Co. Adams, Frost + COG In
graham, ia Quackenbush, sMowry 6s Co y L ID Kirk,
patrick. Hoppock, Graeser Lee Smith d Co Lieut.
Johnson G Prttehett, CaEt Kop9 = Jervey, Holmes
Co, Ebaush Mallonee, . Richardson, and Order.
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AuEusta Market.

- Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA. May 2-FrsANo1A1-Checks on the North,
payable ut bank. selling at outdoor nk or
GoLD-Brokers are buying at 1874 and selling at 1856
sHvEn-BroRers are buying ut 1913 and selling at $50.
SEcuR1T1Es-We quote Georgia Railroad stock, (cx-
dividend, at CSC. s ~, : n
CorToS-rothing much was done this morning z owing
to the dulness Of tho market but receipt Of
noon advces good deal Of activity displayed and
hansachons show All advance of la2c since morning
Sales Of Mlddlng were made at about 25 and Strict
1s. at 2o at 3D. 10 22N at 49, 4s at 10 at ~
GO ut 25, Sc at 25 and 45 5los at 2Cc. Receipts 81
bales, * s-;1F- = :
Columbus Market. 0l#M." ".
:coLUMBUS, GA; April -Co1ros:-Norther mid.
dlings on Thursday dull at l8c; Friday they
jumped to 20c and Saturday offered buyer
ing tax Stock oforod Light because holders are not
willing to meet propositions Of buyers.
WEEKLY STATEMENT. IA n &s.. r9t
STOCK September L.. a8Gl
1sece!Veo past WeeH. 245 7! .ls.:
keceiVed previously 39s-42 643
Total. III $40.
Snlpped past WeeS. 410"s:siI,
shipped prsviously. 49, 1875, ,574
Burned in tho Planters warehouse, jan -
18th: ....-.................... 2,5s7
Stock on hand April Observation-Disclosures. IT, - ,ass
Received to same time 80. ~ I2, n
1858. TAI bales.
.n2 T61 - $3.50
1864 ="
q Iool.... 81, TAO "i-t-:t
~ Aooo. .26911 f" ,- 4
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Freedinon,s se1toola ~. 1seorD,. ! !

. In 2 note TO the Macon TelegrapK1 1Captain J. a.
Eberhart, Superintendent OF Educata6n for Senr.
eia. gives the following fa,ts and figures which ha
takes from m his reportf for the month Of March !: 81
Number OF schools sustained by freedmen ~ N -
Number OF schools sustained BY the Byren., "
Number OF schools sustained by Northern soeties 20
III toal ea NUMBER OF
mSse z. 100
So .. " =
1oua nutnoet 1oi tscnefs. 1b4
1osA numoet 1 pup11 ,96S
nse,aee
fupns n III:
N reaolnG. 8162
u eeog1apny. k22
IN alalhmenc. 20a5
IN wf1ong- 1850
In grammar. II
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COMMERCIAL.


The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEwS,l
q CHARLESTON. Friday Evening, Mny 8. 1867. !
The market was nrner and with very limited stock
prices improved abouslc per h. Sales lis baies-say
Ut q; at -; ut 22 %; II at a. at rs, and
Ct ut 26c. II f+f
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SHys. - - I.-.I' - : = T7'77- mi"
|, Clawellz a.eant1aman hv hi1th md = anna

SUICIDE q: l: sppTH CARor1N1AN.;:-Th st. Louis
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\ MARIN e NEWS.
R0 Rrz or G HA & LIZ $ TON i. {. Z,

LIVERPOOL, April 16The gale on Saturday last pre-
vented more than fortslx bales Of cotton being landed
vessel sufged considerably but has setlsd IN the
seana position as before. The total cotton landed to
April l6, was 1852 baies ss .--
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1H1RTY-HIHTH CONGRESS.



snorsfs sSp rrTnro.s
~ vsrss, trspl cfIn, presented memorial foe The
ssssage Of the Isn bill Of last session. which was
ordered W lie upon TIE table.
~ wfIsor trepl 81 Eass presented position src,a
aAe employees Of the government printing once asking
tAat The twenty per ncrsse ~ nav gwen 10 tho
sseShs By The House I'LL DO given 10 tbesn which was
vefsUed 70 the Finance Comnnit,ee Also retlt.u fur
1psseaesd pay for AIRY officers which was Yecrred 70
~ Military Committee.
NJ ocAsplss. (rsn) Of Ncll presented the petition
- she citizens OF Detroit against the reduction OF the
volume OF che national currency whVh vas referred 10
80 Finance Committee.
M Srhvyn frep) OK Macs, prosecuted similar psll.
eens Which was similarly rossrred; s,so tho petition of
80 Pennsylvania Antsls,sry Society for an amend.
\ucai yghs account o. color and eleven pss,,en,
WON the loyal co'urcd VI North Csrons COR ths
seaGc OF MI SLsvens' House bin for RECOMMENDING
NSvth rsrolina, which rsfe esssre, - the ConxDuss
IN HscoDssrwiion. -. t.,
M HAssrr, trerl OF NJ ", presented . pei,ian foy
sEUten*e ssiif ~tob wss asoe.i 10 lie upoD the
NJ. q rssis trsp Icf Ohio. presented smisr seti
Zion vht& ~ss similarly dispossd or * ts'
NJ WnAhss, rep " Oregon, presented sie memo.
rsl = - dSsfon LeGsat,rs fof inc ssssbshmsAt of
ss.sf pm n orsGos, vs'ch wss ordered % lie'npon
sAYIcsAr sIrr pypo<rr cosyxsy.
- pktsis q Columbia, reported the bill 70 INCORPORATE
- Asicnsl ksfs DepSsis Company Of washsuatss With
acommeu1asion that he senass concur "a ia Vcuss
sssspdmenis he ssnsts eoncursd and tho BIZ so~ 70
- prsssdspt.
rn srURAsRA NH
vks MI 70 Sdsnit nsbspess - amended In the Bouse
- tahss ~ ~ An1sanssi ~ rsSa = sYRlHhsl
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TIVE NEW HAnpsMAt sIATl coHvtNrlsu.
CoxooHp. N. H.. +,

CoSCoRp, ~ H., JAn. 10, 1857.
The Democratic State Convention net In shis city To-
Day There were about avo hundred delogacs present
Edward Burke. a Keene, President John o.
Sinclair or Bethlehem, renominated for Governor
by exclamation series Of resolutions were reported
and adopted The 0rst approves az the holding q :
national Union convention In new York The second
mys that New Hampshire dsmocrats* adhere 70 sbeir
past principles, and insists that the potvev 81 tee
fedeFnl E9vcfnnneut arc limited Ivy Ne copst'snuon,
The third holds that Tho risht Of eHten1ng sumrage be
longs 10 The States alone The fourth hosds that Oil
Suites have the rieht Of rsprescntat0n IN Congress
The nfyh that he Uaited ssseee Supreme Court has
mAsfsssd By ts rsrsns decision respect for the only
de thanks 70 Presdsnt obnsos Tor HE support o. the
constsutena rghts The seventh says that She impair
a imposition Of the burshsns Of tarafior needed IN the
State 1he eighth declares that I'll Efforts tcadtng 10
6seveyt The es6rusive rsbsioua The last pledges
support " The n6uisses OF ths Convention Amer bief
sadrssss ~ several eensIsmsa the Convention ~
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cratic canvass He knew OF one man who had been up.
pointed to an important post Office who was the edoi =
democratic paper aud who had been arresei aho ~.
prisoned during the for disoyalty Throughout me
entire State OF Ohio federal officers were compelled 70
spnort ,he Imposition tho republican PARTY or tney
ware removed He did NOS know how Il was IN oth =
aes pur II the prop ,ron OF removals elsewhere was
ne rront MS il had there, the aggregate must DC
greater than Mr. Cowan had stated
Mr. HExpgRsos referred The recently published let
ter Of the Secretary OF the Navy in relation 70 the Nor
folk Navy Yard AMI the appointment TO that place, and
advocated the amendment OF Mr.. Sumner.
After further debate the Senate, at fortyhve minutes
ia 81 four adjourned
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NEW YORK LRGlsLArURE.


Senate.
sfe AlsAxy, Jan. 10, 1861
srLas IMPORTED yAvoRARLv.
To prevent frauds In the opening and laying out Of
streets IN New York Authorizing The establish msnt Of
nisn School In Syracuse.
BILLS NorIcxn
by Mr. o'DoSxzlL--To amend the revised statutes %
a. 70 szsluds from voting all persons who have taken
part IN or given aid 70 the rsbsllion. 4sNM
b. Nj. Wurs-Is establish and organise the Hudsoa
River Asylum for the Ins.na 10 understood that the
By NJ Iaxr-To amend shs charter Of the Citissus'
Savings Bank; also 70 encourage sslsgaphic communica-
ISs osS. ! Organized and sss bin proposss 70 nv.
them The right 70 anchor the cable somewhere New
~ NJ Pnasos-For improvements Of Clinton street,
Brooklyn. -.
70 lake additional lands whom needed lands now
secured under the Railroad act.
Railway Company II authorizes George ". Bull and
Others 70 Icy railroad tracks In most Of the principal
By Mr. LExr--To authorize joint stock nrs ana marine
insurance companies 70 increase their capital stock
BY Nh. AEpREws-ro amend the law respecting the
powers and duties Of State oces II provides that in.
functions restraining State officers from the performance
o their duties shall from the Supreme Court only
s me s. s mali Tsss the
florence on the court calendar and be defended BY the
Attorney General o. counsel appointed y The oo,srnor
tbs bill declares marriages between parents and chill
dren, including grand parents and grand children OF
every degree, between uncle and niece, aunt and
nephew and brothers and sisters Of the half well
full blood ucestuous and void This declaration 20
tend TO esitimats IS well W legitimate children aud
re,ations
TN. sLEcuoy On UNITED STATES SENATOR
- noon The Senate gr'cssssd g tho Asssms,y Cham
returning the President announced that Roscoe conk.
Ling had bceDelectsd sAF4a I'll
Bure rrHoprcyp 4.
Mr. SEerors Introduced bill % make the iAW Yeiar
tive 70 wrecks applicable the laksa Also bin CIV
Inc leeisiave committees power 20 punish witnesses
for contempt Adjourned $3.50 t.
Assembly.
M .tsM AtBArv, Jan 10. 1884,
1Hs PUTNAM COUNT coSrssysp BIEcrov
The Putnam county contested seat vas taken ~
After lengthy discussion the majority report Of tie
Committee on Privileges and Elections was adopted BY
= 20 a. awarding the seat now held b Louis y.
mkCf10H - urITxD 6Arne saHAfoH.
Mtwslvs sclecs ths esssss and Assembly ~ y
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 NEW SOURCE OF HEALTH OPENED 70 THE
"A AFFLICTED IN AMERICA.
WONDERFUL RESULTS PRODUCED BY TIE
STRENGTHENING AND SALCTIFEROCs EFFECTS
BoFF's MALT EXTRACT
BEVERAGE OF HEALTH
H0FFS MALT EXTRACT DEPOT FOR AMERICA
B42 BROADWAY N. Y.
4. Z. fENToN
IL An HoARsE, and now made happy IS youi DILL
CfoUs MALT EXTRACT, which has done so much
good In the old world.n
BoGUMIL DAWSON
81 have found GREAT BENEFIT from your Matt Ell
tract In my case, DYSPEPSIA"
wv. 10th st. WILLIAM NOLLTR.
~ believe Il 10 be the best known preparation Tor
COUGHS OF LONG STANDING" -
my phyrcian has advised my wife your Mali Es
trlc. INSTEAD Of PORTER or ALE and she NrCh
BENEFITED BIT IT."
l6o Lexington ave. J. HELLER.
Such are the effects OF HOFF's MALT EXTRACT OVER
ACE for which the highest honors have been bestowed
upon Mr. Hon BY the rulers and societies
rope. Not only II HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT rcEowncs in
cases OF HOARSENEsS, COUGHS, DYSPEPSIA, e,c, q
on account Of its non-cxctng properties BEtERA
doubly so IN cases Of Tu BERCuLAR CONSUMPTION
The Official reports OF most OF the Military Hospitals
Europe, state that:
Il puts stop the inroad OF this powerful enemy
and renders the progress of the mnady impossible u
direct antagonist TO tubercular morbid constitution II
preventing the settling and fixing OF the abuminous matter
moreover powerfully ercites the activity Of the unge
HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT DEPOT.
40 lpn nU II
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RECOVERY FROM GOVERNMENT fos Loss Of srtlMsss

Bosroy. Jan. 10 1877,
s stated that the Of line OF steamers p,ine
between Boston and Bangor recovered 200 600
the government for steamboats, lost whilo under GOV.
eminent charters during the late war.
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his intention 10 cali 10 lie Tariff bin 70 morrow, but he
had concluded mot 70 do so. He would nov give notice
keep u before the senate until n was disposed or.
rHg TENURE ErI.
The bill TO regulate the tenure Of oce was taken up.
The question Was upon the amendment Of Mr. Sumner,
additional section that all officers and AGENTS Of the
excsed GO per snnam shall be appointed by the
President, By aud With the advice and consent OF the
snse ,Ds,ssa s *. mssy q such Officers are now
AR Howx, lrepD Of Wis., took the Aoor In advocacy Of
The amendment and the proposition vas further dis
cosssi nv Nessrs. Sumner, Fesssnden, Edmunds and
others
In the course Of some remarks Mr.. CowAx, trep) Of
Pa, said that the whole number Of scss In The ei OF
the President a. The whole number Of removals
made diving tho year was go
Mr. SUMNER ssked Mr.. Cowan n he could inform the
senate the number OF Offices IN the gift Of the Secretary
NJ Cowss AZ, he Thought he could. He would came
20 that presently. All the removals he knew 10 have
been made by Inc President were Of who had no
respect not os,y for the chief MAGISTRATE but fos the
county and he might say, for themselves There
great deal Of improper and disespsctful language
used towards ibe President 10 the last canpagD No
this languages &c presumed senssor would advocate
the retention Of n,en who used disrespectul eneuses
;s =: s a.s ss. ssss 70
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-01-31

THR LATE ENGLISH CoLLIERY ExPIo.
sIoNs.-We learn from our English ex.
changes that the investigation into the
origin and cause ofthefearful colliery &C.
cident at Barnsley is still proceeding,
and evidence already adduced shows
concluslvely that the mine had been for
many months in an unhealthy condi-
ton, and that the concentration Of gas
in all the workings had rendered 1t so
much like a magazine that it only
awaited the torch TO convert it into a
fiery furnace. Somebody was to blame,
but as the sufferers were nothing but
miners, the probability is that nobody
will be punished. In the meantime the
generous public have been trying to do
their duty toward the bereaved families,
and subscriptions are still coming in.
$4,000 have been already received,