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Message From, the President,

WASHINGTON, December 1S.-The
President sent the following message to
Congress to-day:
Gentlemen of the Senate and House Of
REPRESENTATIVES: An official copy of the
order issued by Major General w. 5.
Hancock, commandment of the Fifth Mil
itary District, dated Head Quarters,
New Orleans, November 29th, 1867
has reached me through the reg
ular channels OF the War De
partment, and herewith communicate
il to Congress for such action rs may
seem to be proper in view of all circum-
stances. 1t will he perceived that Cen
eral Hancock announces that he VIII
make the law the rule of his conduct;
that he will uphold the Courts and 9th
er civil authorities in the performance of
their proper duties, and that he will use
his military power only TO preserve the
peace and enforce the law. He declares
very explicitly that the sacred rights OF
trial by jury and the privilege of the
writ of habeas corpus shall not be crush
ed out on tTudden under foot. He goes
further, and i'll one comprehensive SEN
teuce asserts that the principles OF
American liberty are still the inherit
ance of this people, and ever should be
when great soldier, with unrestricted
power i'll his hands to Cypress his
fellow men, voluntarily forgoes the
chance of gratifying his selfish
ambition and devOteS himselfto the duty
of building up the liberties and strength
enino the laws of his country. He pre-.
sents an example of the highest virtue
that human nature is capable of. Prac-
ticing the strongest claim Of Washing
ton To be " first in war, first in peace,
and first in the hearts of his country
mem founded on the great fact that
in all his iliuStriOus career, lie scrupul-
ously abstained from violating the legal
and constitutional rights of his fellow
citizens. When he surrendered his
commission TO Congress, the President
ofthat body spoke his highest praise in
saying he had always regarded the rights
of the civil authorities through ailithelr
dangers and disasters. Whenever pow
er above the law courted his acceptance,
he calmly put the temptation aside by
such m3gnanimOus acts ot fOrbearance
that he won the admiration of mankind,
and left name which has no rival i'll
the history of the world. lam far from
saying that General Hancock is the only
officer of the American army who is in
nuenced by the example of Washington.
Doubtless thousands of them are faith
fully devoted to the principles for which
the men of the revolution laid down
their lives, but the distinguished honor
belongs to him of being the first officer
in high command south of the Potomac
since the close of the civil war who has
given utterance to these noble senti-
ments i'll the form of military order.
l respectfully suggest to Congress that
some public recognition of General
Hancock's patriotic conduct is due, if
not to him, to the friends of law and
justice throughout the country, of such
an act as his at such time. 1t is but
fitting that his dignity should be vim
Dictated and his virtue proclaimed as
its value as an example may not be lost
to the nation.
Signed, ANDREW JOHNSON.
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EnPthqunke.

BURLINGTON, VT, December 1S.-At
three o'clock this morning a very dis
tinct shock of an earthquake was felt
in this city, awakening most of the in
habitants and lasting twenty seconds
1t was felt throughout Vermont, and in
New York as far south as White hall
and throughout Canada, from Belleville
p. c., to Sackville, New Brunswick.
MONTREAL, December 1s.-A severe
shock of an earthquake was felt in this
city ut three o'clock this A. NJ.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, December ia
considerable shock of an earthquake
was experienced here at ten minutes
past three o'clock this morning. The
duration was about minute and half.
OGDENsBURG, n. Y, December 1S.-A
violent shock of an earthquake this
morning shook the firmest buildings.
No damage was done to either persons
or property.
AUBURN, n. Y, December l5.-A very
distinct shock of an earthquake was felt
here about three o'clock this morning.
MONTREAL, Deosmber IS.-A severe
shock of an earthquake was felt here
at 3 A. NJ.
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From SIM Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 1.-THE
Democratic Legislative caucus adjourn
ed tonight without a nomination fol
United States Senator. 1t was agreed
to cast vote by joint committee to-
morrow 10 prevent an election by Re
publicans.
y letter to the Alta California, from
MarlpoSa county, states that the Benton
mills dam property in that county was
swept away by the floods and is total
loss. \ portion of the wreck went owe;
the Crown Head dam, two miles below
on the 10th inst. The work was Just
finished and cost near $50, 1000.
A telegram from Oregon, Washing.
ton territory, announces great damage
in that section by storm.
The town of Monticello, on the Cow.
litz river, was destroyed by Hoods. Sc
rions damage has been done to the tele-
graph throughout the country.
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philadelphia Cattle Market.

PHILADELPHIA, December l6.
The arrivals and sales of beef cattle
at the Avenue Drove Yard were large
this week, reaching about 20OO head.
The market was moderately active, and
prices were fully &c per Id higher, ex-
ira Pennsylvania and Western steers
selling at 9a1Oc per ID gross; fair to
good do at 7asic, and common at 5a6c
per ID gross, as to quality. The mar
ket closed rather dull within the above
range of prices.
COWS-Were in fair demand, 20 head
sold at so 00a75 20 for sprlngers, and
rs 00a100 90 for COW and calf, as to
quality.
SHEEP-Were also at an advance.
5000 head sold at 4ia6c per h., as to
condition.
HOGS-Were unchanged. 1000 head
sold at the different ards at 10 OOalO so
per 100 lbs. net.
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EN0RMOUS STOCK
OF tt~
LOTHING.
AT
WI. GUTMAN q co.'s.
Cincinnati IlnFkei.

CINCINNATI, December IL.
FLOUR-Dnll and declining; family
at IL 00a11 %.
WHEAT-Unchanged and firm at
9 20a2 60 for No. spring and winter.
sC0RN-In demand at S6aS7c for new.
OATS-Firm at 66a67c for No. l.
RYE-Quiet at 55a1 IS. nm
BARLEY-Unchanged and quiet.
COTTnN-Firm at 14c for middling.
WHISKY-Steady at 2Sc in bond,
with sales of 25S barrels.
HOGS-Dull, irregular and nominal ,
with but few packers buying, and
drovers continue to pack on their own
account at the nominal rates of Z 80
as %; receipts 9200. The price current
reports the total receipts for the week
at 6O,5l5, and for the season 24S, 129
against l79,436 same time last season.
MESS PORK-Could have been
bought for 10 50a20 90 for old, and new
bulk meats ut sa10c for loose.
LARD-SIles at, 11fal2c for prime
kettle rendered leaf.
GREEN MEATS-Sales at &c for
shoulders; s4a9c for sides, and 109al1c for
hams
BUTTER-In better supply; prices
not lower; sales Of fresh Ohio at 36a4Oc.
EGGS-Sales at 35e.
APPLES-Unchanged.
P0TAT0ES-Unchanged.
OIL-Steady; sales of Linseed at 90;
Petroleum 43a45c refined, free.
GROCERlES-Steady.
SEED-Clover firm at l2fal3c per ID;
Timothy usd Flax dull but unchanged,
TOBACCO-Steady and prices droop-
ing; sales of % hhds. at 35a9 30 fol-
Jugs, and l2a27c for leaf, latter fol
choice. D II !
GOLD-At 1884, buying; 134 selling.
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An Army OF More than ine
Thousand OliiCp-l0idcrN

Are consuming your substance, and a bot o
other hungry oXpoCtants are gathering hA'
vulturns, 70 banquet upon the vitals OF -
trats State.
Your public buildings are shaking dollars y,
the hundred thousand. with no apparent result
Your Lunatio Asylum has already coatt1lVrn.
third more than the original estimate idrth
whole, and the first wing Is not get c0mPifioa
At the present rate, more than one million o.
dollars will be consumed In what is nothing l-s'
than a stupendous fraud, at which your PavDs
servants are cObniying.
The Penitentiary waBeXpected To be Juill ia
sos 600, but through the incOmPetebcy Una,
planned II, nearly -four times a. much nAtna
will he required ~ was originally intended ana
the expense Of the building will he httlS sb0i'
Of one million dollars. Other operations VI Pub
lie men show n similar disregard u your iHsi.
est. Many Of them are mere schemes Of pfi'ah
benefit aud public robbery.
Not a single Radical jOnrnal Of the STATE ~
uttered a word Of denunciatiOn 81 thee 4" aV
other public wrongs. To the REGlsTig belong
almost the exclusive honor Of cbampouuk ~
popular cause against the OutFagrs 81 "iA'l-.
plundereTs. in pursuance Of it, purp''' 70
hunt down corruption and cOTruptionisla "
REGIsTGR Will lay before the people iLsl
startling facts concerning the outlay Of H'A'
funds upon public works. The most 'l'i '1oli
frauds are known 10 have h0cn pefpoifilcd, -
every tax payer has al iEtgrc . II thHIi dfi.HP.
mc1t. We call upon the p'upic 20 s''o7nd o.
support Us In our effort
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ENORMOUS STOCK
CLOTHING,
AT
MI. GUTMAN & CO.'S.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, December Is.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The Chair submitted q memorial from
the citizens of Arkansas, addressed to
the Governor, setting forth that in con-
sequence Of the restitution IN some
counties, fears existed of an outbreak.
and asking additional military force.
Referred to the Committee on Military
Affairs.
Mr.. Drake introduced bill supple
mentary to several acts in relation to
the reconstruction of the rebel states.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Howe called up the House resolr-
ton to prevent the forfeiture OF certain
lands granted railroads in Michigan
and Wisconsin, which passed.
Mr.. johnson, FROM the Committee on
Judiciary, reported in faxor of admit
ting the Hon. P. J. Thomas, Senator
elect from Maryland, to his seat lRe
report is accompanied by evidence ia
ken on the subject, and resolution was
offered by Mr.. johnson to admit MI.
Thomas to his seat on taking the pre-
scribed oath.
The report and resolution were, on
motion of Mr.. johnson, laid on the ia
Bile and ordered to be printed.
A bill to exempt manufactured
cotton from internal tax was taken up,
the question being on motion by Conk-
ling TO postpone until the third Monday
in FEBRUARY. The general subject was
debated at some length, until motloh
to adjourn by Ramsey, stopped the
discussion. Ramsey, however, yielded
TO the suggestion of the Chairman to
allow the reading of the message from
the President, relative to General Han
cock. after which, Mr.. Wilson said the
military committee had had referred to
them, resolutions OF thanks to Gener-
ais Sheridan, Sickles and SchOfeld for
their administration of laws III the
south, and he moved to refur the COM
munication to that committee.
Mr.. Doolittle-"And printed"
Several Senators,-"No! mop
Mr.. Doolittle said, "Ofcourse 1t should
be printed"
Mr.. Conkling-"WhyW
Mr.. Doolittle replied that he never
saw Presidents Message that was not
printed.
Mr.. Conkling said, in the history of
the Government there had never, to his
knowledge, been a message like that
one, showing such spirit as that
showed-he did not know that proper
disposition was to refer it to the Com
mittee on Military Affairs, but he
thought it would strike majority OF
the Senate when they read and reflected
upon it that something more or less
than that should be done. He there
fore moved to lay it on the table for the
present.
Mr.. Doolittle made an effort to get the
floor out Mr.. Ramsey insisted upon his
motion to adjourn, which was agreed
to-
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, December Is.
STOCKS-Strong and higher, closing
steady at an advance. Canton, 4Ssa49
Cumberland, 27ia25; Quicksilver, 1914
20; Mariposa, SaSi; Pacific Mail, LILA
1913; Atlantic, lls4al19; Western Union
Telegraph, 34ia34s; New York Central
Trials; Erie, 74a74s; Hudson, 132fa
1924; Reading, 96sa96s; Ohio Certit'
Gates, '264a26s; Wabash, 40i; ISt. Paul,
43!a44; do preferred, 62ia63; Michigan
Central, ll2all2i: Michigan Southern,
62saS2s; Illinois Central, 1324alRt !;
Pittsburg, S7iaS72; Toledo, 10lfalO9;
Rock Island, 9Ssa95i; Northwestern,
60sa60g; do preferred, 67ia67s; Fort
Wayne, 99la99f; new Tennessees, 62i;
Missouris. %.
EXPRESS SHARES-Adams Express,
s0aS0i; United States, 50; American, n;
Merchants Union, 3SE.
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New York Money Marker.

New YORK, December Is.
GOLD-Lower; opening at 1882, and
closing at 1889.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Stronger
with some investment demand antici-
pated for January dividends. Coupons,
'sl, 11lSalll5; do '62, l0StalOSg; do
"a, 1O4Ia1O5t; do '65, 1054al05!; do new,
1O7IalOss; do '67, 1OsalOSs; 10-4Os, 1908
a100I: 7-3Os, 104Sal04I.
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New York Dry Good. Market.

NV IUKk, DtCtMUeI TO
The market generally lacks animation,
still certain kinds of heavy cotton
goods are in light stocks, and firm, such
as BROWN sheetings, drills, and Canton
fiannels. Indian Head A sheetings have
advanced to 15ic, and Hamilton brown
Canton flaunels TO 21tc, white Laceuis
do sell at 2l4a22c. The Masonville
bleached muslins have declined TO Ice;
the Amoskeag do sell at l5e, and the
tip top at 14c. Other staples IN
changed.
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PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS

(WHICH, IT is ACKNOWLEDGED. MvSl
w be the most important Political Campa,sr
in the history Of our Government. The sir
mishing preparatory 10 this great Gglt IA. Al
roady commenced; and the condition a.. The
country makes the early and thorough dsssu
nation of the principles We advocate, a pau
otto duty. We therefore invoke the all NJ All
true men In extending the circulation OF n,
REGISTER. There is not locality In the ,ouu
try where a Club could not be- made up ull.
slight effort.
Notwithstanding the Rgrl,TrR !, only IN H.
iifth year IL already, In point OF Circulation J.
huenCe, Ability and Nalue, ranks Among itr
first papers In the land, and conrr,Scdly stan.
far ahead of any Of It's cotcmpomrirs In Wr.'
Virginia. IL viii be the aim OF the Proprietor
not only 10 maintain, but 10 add 10 IL biz
reputation.
This paper will not Do surpassed by ANY IaI
LEGATION in the country Tor its completeness ~
Family. business aud Political journal In N,
TelegTaphic News, Domestic ~ well A. by tho
Atlantic Gable; its full and reliable Ealntll
and Market Reports; its Local Intelligence lr
compilation of News transpirlns IN The State
and throughout the nation, ~ IIlE rEEsuNL-,
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and In all the requisites that 20 To make up a
WIDE.AWAKE, FlESTCLASN NEWSPA
PER II shall not be cvccllcd.
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IMMENSE REDUCTION
Prices of Clothing.
I'D r.L AT EEst .tI-
M. GUTMAN & CO.'S.
Mysferfous.

HUDSON, N. Y, December ia body
of girl, aged twelve years, who was
burnt to death by the destruction of a
tenement houseat Canaan last week,
has been exhumed, and found to con-
marks of violence. 1t is supposed she
had been murdered by her reputed
parents named Brown, to obtain q poll
CIV of five hundred dollars on hsr life in
the Travellers Insurance Company, of
Hartford. The Browns have been ar.
rested. Report says that the child
was their daughter, but adopted from
Ohio some time ago. h
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THE FINANCIAL INTERESTS
--uF--
THE PEOPLE

A Involved In Governmental AdmiBAtrtot.
will receive special attention.
Political corruption ha, already brou-.i ia-
land 10 the verge of bankruptcy and Rails
Taxation already strips the c!othe, lrom N,
hacks Of many people, aud rolls their cbildrvb ~
bread. Additional extravaganza threatens 10
reduce the richest 10 poverty and all ,he Lbor
ing classes 10 beggary.
In addition 90 gigantic national frauds ihs
Taxpayers of West Virginia aTe suffering non
domestic knayez and hoEir IIade so0untr,'.
From summit 20 base your official sys'sm :
marked by corruption and fraud.
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From, Concord, N. II

CONCORD, n. H., December 1S.-The
Republican State Convention meet here
to-day.
The State Central Committee last
night adopted resolution denouncing
Andrew johnson, and declaring for
General Grant as the Republican candi-
date for the Presidency.
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Grant Club.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, December 1s.-A
large meeting of the friends of General
Grant for President was held here last
night. A Grant Club was organized
with the following officers President
j. Van voorhees,; Corresponding Secre.
tary, Captain Ralph o. Ivees; Recording
Secretary, B. Frank Enos, and twenty
Vice Presidents were also elected.
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~. Eouis MnrkPr.

ST. LOUIS, DecemDeT 10.
Flour firm, but nothing doing. Wheat
held firmly, but above the views of buy
ers. Corn lower, at Ole for mixed and
yellow, and 95cal % for prime to choice
white. Oats lower, at 76a77c. Rye is
quoted at 80. Nothing doing in pro-
visions, and prices entirely NOMINAL.
Hogs dull, at 50a6 -; the latter for
extra heavy.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, December Il.
Flour dull. Wheat steady, at l SAT.
Corn, new firm, at S5ic. Oats firm;
sales at 55lc. Rye quiet; sales at
50a1 50. Barley better, at 40. Pork
better, at 30 90. Lard. sales ut llfal2c.
Green Hams, sales at 10la109c. Shout
ders, sales at 6!c. Dressed Hogs, sales
at Z 4OaS 90.
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Eearyia Convention.

ATLANTA, Dec mber lS.-Thc Recon.
struction Convention occupied all day
in considering the measure offered yes
terday, recommending to General Pop
the removal of Governor jenkins. II
was finally adopted, but without any
recommendation as to his successor.
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Toledo Market.
TOLEDO, November IL.

TOLEDO, NOVtWDtT To-
Flour quiet. Wheat a shade lower;
sales of white Michigan at 2 70; amber
at 260a2 Gil. Corn opened &c better,
and closed with advance lost: sales of
new Wabash at 95tal Of; new Michigan
at %. Oats a shade lower; sales of
Michigan at 6l!c. Rye unchanged at
| 40 for No. l. Barley at 20 for State.
Dressed hogs a shade firmer; sales alta
Slp
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From Buffalo.

BUFFALO, December 1s.-The Spring
Abbey, sort of a sporting hotel, was
burnt to the ground this morning. The
water is very scarce in tho upper part
of the city, and if fro occurs the en-
sines are almost powerless to stop it.
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Not EnfaIlible.

WASHINGTON, December 18.-United
States Treasurer Spinner states that tho
recently published method of detecting
counterfeit notes by comparison of
nnmbcss and letters is not infallible.
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, December 10.
Flour unchanged. Wheat, No. Mil
waukee spring = -; car let's No. = Chi
cage held at = 10; % bid. Corn, new,
l Is. Oats 72a72tc. Barley, Canada
| bp1I at 6O
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DArSTs FOR FARslEEs AND oTHEE =

nArSTS FOR FAR1lKRS AND oIhEE =.
j The Grafton Mineral Paint OonPASy -
now manufacturing the Best, Chespt-n at
most Durable Paint 81 use. two coat S.s 70. :,
on. mixed With pure LiDseeb Oil viii last - -
fifteen yezrs; II - ola light brown, % 80
ehOr1ente color, and can be changed 70 "a,
had. stsoe, dfzb. olive or cream. 90 sgN ~,
taste 81 the consumer. r. l. yaluabss
HOus.s, Barns Feures. Carriage and Ca'-,I r..
en-, Pals and Wooden Ware, AgTtealtii.lh- ~
plemeBts. Canal BoztS. Yessels and sniYg, 4.
iona Canvas, Metal and zbtBgie toofs' -
ing FIRE and water pFOoD. fIosr Ji - -
lone manufacturer having used 500 1o'. -.
past year. and a paint for any pnfpo 49, So
surpassed FOX Iydy, durability elahtssIv N.
adberIveDszs1 Price Is per bb. 81 30 Ie..'
which VIII supply a farmer for yezIs % g..
warranted IN al eases AZ aboys. sses - ~
eirruler, .hleh 81 isi ~ mi Graf
ton Mineral pzfrs. Addfeesi -
- 80 DANIEL BIDWkLL
nov1sv 25fRsAri Street ~ ie
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Robbery.

BATH, n. Y, December 15.-The
Steuben county Treasurer's safe was
broken open last night and robbed OF
S, 900 in bonds of various descriptions.
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Telegraph to the Register

PARIS, December 1s.-The Moniteur
publishes U circular, signed by the pre-
feet of the police, placing the press OF
the city under more rigorous censor
ship. .....
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Roundefed.

FORTRESS MONROE, December 1s.-A
steamship, with supplies from New
York to Wilmington, foundered at sea.
The crew was saved.
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Bankrupt Notice.
-r,uUa ssTn CrVR NOTICE, THAI

i on the It'll day Of December. A. j. - 80 :
warrant IN Bankruptcy wa issusd against 70. '1
tates Of VIM. d. SaWtsll and Gilbert q, - -
partners a. w d. Eawtsll e. Bro, Of Wt ,.,.Is
In the county Of Ohio, and STATE Of Wet ~,
Ia who have been adjudged bankrupt % %, ~. ~
own petifions that the payment 81 any hsos -
delivery Of any property Belonging ~ -.
sSnkrnpts 90 them 0r for their NE and "
fer ofany prypsft- by them are fgfbsadeh ~ 80
that meeting 81 the creditors Of the aid - :,
rupts 70 prove their debit and 70 ehoo-s - -,
more assignees Of their estate viii - h..a 4
Court Of bankruptcy 70 b. holden al BE- ol- 70 =
the eity Of wheeling, in aid distrtrt esf0is
Caldwell, Register, on the 3ist day 0fl'ees"
A. d., 1861. az 10 O'Clock A. n ,ro~
deeIs-iaw2rd Us. Marshal, u. ". Va
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milwaukee, Market.

MILWAUKEE, December Is.
Flour dull, sales of city Xxx at pa
g 80. Wheat unsettled ut 81 for No. l..