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HOUSE..

Mr.. Dawes presented substitute fol
Mr. Stevens school bill, which was or
dered to be printed.
Mr.. Donnelly reported u bill amend.
atory of the homestead law of May 20
1862, allowing applicants for commuta'
ton, when prevented from personal at.
tendance at the District Land Office, to
make affidavit and proofs before the
Clerk of the County Conrt, which, after
debate, passed.
At the expiration of the morning hour,
the House resumed :he consideration OF
the reconstruction bill.
Mr.. Wood, who was entitled to the
/ floor. yielded for few moments TO Mr.
Nicholson. who briefly expressed his
condemnation of the proposed measure
| Mr.. Wood then addressed tho hOusi
IN opposition TO the bill. In his speech
he characterized the bill as "a mon
strosity. A measure the most infa'
nous of the many iufamies of this in
famous Congress"
Mr.. Bingham made 2 question Of or
der.
The point of order was sustained.
Mr.. Wood refusing to make an ex.
PLANTATION and al apology was censured
By the Speaker. The House MOuld not
consent for him TO proceed with bis
speech.
A minority Of the members of the
I Reconstruction committee argued
against the bill.
Mr.. FarnswOrth spoke in support OF
the hill.
Mr.. Payne obtained the floor, but
yielded to motion cf adjournment.
Mr.. Butler gave notice of an amend
ment authorizing the several Constitu'
tional State Conventions in the late
insurrectiOnary States to appoint all
civil officers heretofore provided by the
laws of such States; making it the duty
of the several district commanders IL
confirm such appointments and install
such persons in office, and providing
that such State governments shall con-
time in Office until the States are adj
United into the Union and the other
State officers are appointed and enal'
flied.
AIirurppl
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCIENATI, January 10


FLOUR-Uuchanged and dull with
but little doing; sales Of family at IL W
all %. .,
WHEAT-In moderate demand at = OF
for No. red winter, and % for No.
= do.
CORN-Very dull and prices nomin.
ally 2a3c lower; i'll the ear 1t Is offered
at SAC, and shelled at SIC.
OATS-Sold at 6Sc, but at the close
holders asked co.; receipts are light.
RYE-UnChanged.
BARLEY-In good demand and prices
tending upward for fall at 9oa2 10.
COTTON-Dull and lower; miGGlng
at HE.
WHISKY-Unchanged.
HOGS-Dull and prices shade lower;
dressed at 75aS 40; live ut & 5Oa7 10;
receipts 200.
MESS PORK-Held ut 81 60 for ill.,
side brands, but second class brands can
be bought at 90 81.
BULK MEATS-SaleS at 7fa9tc for
shoulders and sides.
BACON-Sales at 9lc for shoulders,
and lie Cor clear sides.
LARD-Less firm Int unchanged;
prime leaf held at l2!c
SUGAR-Steady.
COFFEE-Steady.
SEEDS-Clovcr at l2!c, flax at = LA
80, and firm.
BUTTER-UhchanSed and firm at
EGGS-Easiel; sales at 43a45c.
35a40c.
OIL-Linseed, sales ut Local %.
BEEF CATfLE-Dull at 3 5Oa6 OO for
butchers, and Is 50a7 % for extra ship
ping.
GOLD-Closed at l 3Sal ISL buy ing,
and exchange dull at par buying.
MONEY-The market is easier at "a
10 Der cent.
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ycnczurlnn. s:. TasmnS ana fs"y-
.ian News

NEW YORK, January l5.-By the Gu
ban Cable, the Herald has the follow
ing:
Venezuelan dates to December @lst
state that plot for the assassination
of President Falcon by criminals had
failed. Falcon has assured his Cabinet
that q free election for his successor
should be had. Two Generals had gone
to put down the rebels in Aragnay.
ST. Thomas adviccs state that 4 spc-
cial commissioner from ST. Domingo TO
the United States had arrived there.
He las more favorable offers 10 make
for the sale of SANTANA, rs the Hay tian
Government needs funds to put down
the rebellion. General Baez has been
sent for by the Domnicsns.
Hayticn advices Of the 9th inst. state
that there are symptoms of revolution
in Haver in favor of General Solomon.
st. Thomas dates t. the Sd state that
the cholera aud vomits were prevailing
in the garrison and among the labOrers
employed on the wrecks. Four passen-
gers on board the steamer South Ameri-
ca died at quarantine of the vOmits. A
British ship of war had arrived. PEE
viOusly touching at ToTtOla, distribu-
ting q relief fund Df ten thousand dol
lars.
A severe earthquake occurred on the
Sd inst.
1t is stated that France will make
Martinique free port.
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From Ecvy Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, January lA.-The Re
publican nominating Convention net
this morning.
Thomas w. Conway was nominated
for Superintendent of Public Education,
G. VI. Baden for Attorney, General u.
NJ. Wickliffe for Auditor, and Attone
Duvall (colored) for Treasurer.
Mr.. Dumas, who was nominated for
Lieutenant Governor last night, has de-
clined on the ground that his name was
used without his consent, and declining
to fill any subordinate position in the
Radical party. His resignation was ac-
cepted, and Oscar J. Dunn, (black) an
alderman of this city, was nominated
in his stead.
A resolution endorsing Mr.. Cfase for
President was voted down.
The officer 10 examine into the dis
tnrbances at Marshall, Texas, reports
that but one shot was fired and that over
the heads of the crowd by man who
was arrested by the Sheriff and his
deputy, who were arrested as the lnsti-
gators and turned over to the civil au-
thoritics and bonded for trial in the
above cause.
The Republican nominating Conyen-
ton last night nominated ii. c. War
mouth for Governor. Alderman I. L.
Dumas, colored, oil New Orleans, for
Lieutenant Governor aud George Bowel
for Secretary of State. The Conven-
ton to-day adopted article seventy
four, fixing the jurisdiction of the Su-
preme Court and article seventy-iiTe for
the deficiency of qualifications and sal
aries of the Judges OF tho same Court.
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From 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, January 1.-THE Kansas
Legislature convened at Topeka yester-
day. The Senate organized by the cleo
ton of Colonel Manning as Secretary;
other officers bold over. The House
temporarily organized by the election
of Colonel Plumb rs Chairman. The
Republican caucus this afternoon agreed
upOn George Smith, OF Lawrence, for
Speaker, and Republicans for the sub
ordinate positions.
New Year day was celebrated at
Golden City, ColOTado, by the breaking
of ground and imposing ceremonies in
honor of the Colorado Branch of the
Central Pacific Railroad. The Presi-
dent and Chief Engineer of the road
and many Prominent citizens pert!Ci-
pated in the aliair.
The Pacific Railroad Commissioners
left AtchiSon, Kansas, yesterday, 10 in
spect the last section of the first one
hundred miles OF the Atchison Branch
of the Pacific Railroad.
The loss by the burning of SpTowps
clothing store last night was about ten
thousand dollars Insured IN city Of
fees.
Governor Fletcher this morning took
possession of the Iron Mountain Rail-
road in the name Of tho State for non
compliance with the terms of sale to
Thomas Allen and associates.
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register.l

FLORENCE, January ia large class
of the Catholic population Of Italy
since the consolidation Of the kingdom
under Victor Emanuel, have steadily
refused to recognize his Government by
voting. He has resolved to abandon
its policy.of inaction and will take an
active part in the next Parliamentary
elections.
MARQUIS Guolteris has bCen appointed
Minister of the Royal Household and
General Superintendent Of the Civil
List.
LONDON, January l5.--The Levant
Herald, published at Constantinople
in a recent issue, contained long and
able article in regard to the influence
of the United States in the Eastern ques-
ton, and the writer denied that the in
flueuce of the United States had been
weakened in Turkey by the late eX-
change of good offices between Russia
aud America. Notwithstanding, even
the resolution passed by the American
Congress, expressing sympathy for the
Cretaps, the confidence in the authori-
ties of the United States, the Herald
continues, was never higher thar now
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
Yves. Virginia.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON ,Ianuary = ISfS

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, J
WASHINGTON, January ,, ls6S.
DROPOsALS will be received ut the
Contract Office of this Department until
IN Of March 81. 1868, for conveying the mails
of the United States from July !. 1865, to June
-, ISL in the state OF west virginia, on the
routes and by the schedules Of departures and
arrivals hereinafter spcCifed-being routes es'
tablished ID session seth Congress-and others.
Decisions by April 10, 1868.
1865 From Milo, by Knob Fork. Pine Grove
and Lone Tree. TO MiddlebOurnc, 30 miles
and back, once weak
Leave Milo Friday at : m:
Arrive at MiddleboHrne by SPIN;
Leave Middlebourne Saturday at am
Arrive at Milo by SPIN.
1906 From Rogers. by California House nd on
Rock, to Rathbone, Is miles and back, six
times week.
Leave Rogers daily, except Sunday, at a IN;
Arrive at Rathbone by p IN:
Leave Rathbono daily, except Sunday, at
Arrive at Rogers by 2pm;
Proposals invited for Once-a-week and
also Tor three-tmes.a.week service.
4267 From Cabell C. H., by Fudge's Greek and
POTtcrs Mills to Hamline, 10 miles aud
back twice week.
Leave Cabell Z. H. Tuesday aud Saturday
"a
Arrive ut Hamline by3pm;
Leave Hamlinc Monday and Friday at
m;
Arriveat Cabell c. H. by4pm.
42Gs From Peeryvillc. by Clear Fork, (no otice)
to Tug River, - miles and back once
week
Leave Peeryvie Monday at am;
Arrive ut Tug River by pms
Leave Tug River Tuesday at : am;
Arrive at Pecryville ny pm;
The accepted bidder will be required TO take
the oath commonly knCwn as the test OATH and
to execute contracts in the form and manner
prescribed by law and the regulations of the
Department.
For further and fuller particulars as to the
conditions To be incorporated into contracts
and of the liabilities of bidders, reference is made
to the pamphlet advertisement dated October
81 ls6G, inviting proposals for carrying the
mails Of the United States in the State Of West
Virginia, which can be found at the principal
post offices.
Proposals must I've sealed, superscribed Mail
Proposals, State of Yves: Virginia" and address
cd TO the Second Assistant Postmaster GeneT-
eral, Contract Office
ALEX. W. RANDALL,
ialllaw-4w Postmaster General.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, January 10.
SENATE.

The Chair laid before the Senate q
memorial from some members of the
BOARD of Registration of Mississippi.
setting forth the destitute condition of
the people there both white and colored
and praying for the advance of supplies
to pjapters to be considered as lien on
their crops. Referred to the commit
tee on Military Affairs.
Mr.. Morton presented q petition sign
ed by upwards Of 1000 colored citizens
of Washington, setting forth the unjust
discrimination against them by contrac-
tors and other employees and from COM
binations of other laborers and praying
that men may be put in charge of pub
lie works who will not discriminate
against them. Referred TO the Commit
tee on the District of Columbia.
Mr.. Morton said that the same condi-
ton of things existed here as that
in the Southern States. 1t was
charged that colored men would not
work when they were allowed the OPP
portunity.
Mr.. CONFESS introduced a resolution
that Congress consent to Hon. Anson
Burlingame receiving q civil appoints
ment from the Emperor Of China. Re-
ferred to the committee on Foreign Al
fairs.
The general subject of consular ap.
pointments was continued until the eN-
piration of the morning hour when the
subject was laid aside, and the special
order, the bill to prevent the further
of the currency, was taken
up, when Mr.. Sprague concluded his re-
marks on the subject.
After some further debate by Messrs.
Sherman and Morrill,, the bill was pass
ed in the committee, and the motion OF
Mr.. Sherman, to insert his amendment,
suggested yesterday, that the amount
of such notes now existing shall not be
further reduced until Congress shall
otherwise provide, was agreed to.
MIR. Conklipg moved to amend by in
serting after the word reduced" the
words ''Or increased"
Alter debate by Mr.. Morton, Messrs.
FesseLden, Sherman, Conkling, Wilson,
Henderson, Conness and Cameron, Mr..
COnkling modified the amend
mant by providing that nothing herela
shall effect the power of the
Secretary of the Treasury TO maintain
the reserve authorized by the 4th Sec
ton of the act of June 80, 1864.
There was further debate between
Messrs. Conkling, Doolittie, apd Ed
munds.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Market.

NEW YORK. January Is.
COTTON-Heavy and lower; sales
5000 bales at 16ial62c for middling up
lands, the latter an extreme price.
FLOUR-Receipts 1864 barrels; mar
ket dull and 10a15c lower; sales of $500
barrels at 8 50a9 90 for snperfine State
andwestern; 9 9Oa10 so for extra State;
9 5Oal2 90 for extra western; IL 75alo w
for white wheat extra; 3 eOal3 70 for
round hoop Ohio; 10 50al2 90 for COM
mon to good st. Louis; II 0Oal6 w tor
coed to choice extra do, closing dull.
california -four heavy; sales of350 sacks
at II GOALS so. Rye Hour quiet; safes
$50 barrels at Z 5Oa9 30.
WHISKY-Nominally unchanged.
WHEAT-Receipts none; market dull
and nominally la2c lower: sales 3oOo
bushels white California at 3 O5.
RYE-Nominal,y unchanged.
BARLEY-Steady; sales of 500 bush
els az l s5al 90. for State and % for
Raw Ouinte at the Railroad depot.
MALT-Quiet; sales of 500 bushels at
is.
CORN-Receipts of 2O,510 bushels;
market heavy and 2a3c lower;sales of69,
600 Bushels at 26a1 80 for new mixed
western afioat; | l7al SO for new white
southern: 25a1 80 for new yellow south
ern.
OlTS-Receipts of pal bushels;
market dull and 1c lower; small sales at
56JaS75c for western in store, closing
with sellers at the inside price.
RICE-Firm at 94allc for Carolina.
COFFEE Firm; sales of 1000 bags OF
Rio on private terms.
SUGAR-Steadyi sales OF 80 hogs
beads of Cuba at l13al2c.
MOLASSES-Dull.
HOPS-Quiet az ;5Oa55c for American.
PETROLEUM-Fir 1T lie for
crude and at 25c for refined bonded.
COAL-Quiet and unchanged.
LEATHER-Hemlock sole moderate
" active at 25a26!c for Buenos Ayres,
light weights.
WOOL-In moderate request; sales
100, 900 pounds at 40a5i4c for domestic
fleece. =
PORK-Heavy and lower; sales OF
500 barrels at II 00a2l II for mess, clos
ing at u II for regular and at II I3a
% 90 for new do; closing at Il 81 cash,
II 25a1S % for prime; 10 O0al9 30 for
prime mess; also 80 barrels mess at sell
ier's option for March on private terms.
BEEF Steady; sales of so barrels at
previous prices, and also 200 t:erces OF
India, and 100 tierces prime mess, both
OH private terms.
BEEF HAMS-Steady; sales 26o bar
rels at 26 75a3l 80.
BACON-Dull: sales of ~ boxes at
1Osal2c for Cumberland cut.
CUT MEATS-Unchanged; sales OF
1870 packages at Sa9tc for shoulders and
12a13tc for hams.
HOGS-Dressed dull at ssa9c for
western; 9ta9tc for small lots of fancy
do, and 9talO!c for city; closing very
heavy. -o
LARD-Dull aud heavy; sales of $50
barrels at l3al3!c.
BUTTER-Steady at 3Sa47c for State
CHEESE-Duli at llal5c.
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New York Money Market.
New YORK, January 10,

NEW lUKh, JaHUdIy To-
GOLD-Opened at l39 3-8, but at the
close there was . sharp recovery to l40t
al40 So on account of the report that
the President will issue proclamation
tomorrow ordering army officers to dis
regard any orders from Stanton; the
closing prices were l40al405.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Weak dur
ing the day under the fall in gold, aud
prices are 3al per cent. lower, but the
market rallied AZ the close with an in
creasing demand. Coupons 81, lO9!a
1899; do '62, lO95al09s, do '64, 1O65alO7;
do TO, 1O7Eal0S; do new, lO5talO5B; do
'67, 1O5JalO5a; lO-4Os, l023al02f; 1905,
l05aa1055.
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An Army OF More than Five
Thousand OEsice.IIoidPrS

Are consuming your and a, hn,l ~
other hungry e1pectants herring lac
vultures, TO banquet upon Of
trate State.
Your public buildings are sinking dollar, By
the hundred thousand, with no apparent rr,al
Your Lunatic Asylum has already cost ti0G1
third more than the original estimate. Tot he
whole, and the first wing Il not yet complsinL
Az the present rate, mora than ono million O.
dollars viii be Consumed in what is nothing 10
than stupendous fraud, 1t which your pu0A
servants are cOnnivjug. "
The Penitentiary was expected 10 he built 10
tl6S 600, but through the incOm potency tbs!
planned IL, nearly four times ~ much matefis
viii No required as was orr giually INTENDED an
the expense Of tho building win be little shCT
Of one million dollars. Other operations Of gah
lie men show similar disregard Of yOnf iBiH
est. Many Of them are mere schemes ofpHya'
benefit and public robbery.
Not single Radical journal Of the State hs'
uttered word Of dennnciation OF these OF az
other public wrongs. To the REGisTEE belong
alinoet the exclusive honor Of chAmpi0nng tig
popular cause against tho outrages Of OiLoj
piunderers. In pursuance OF ia purpose "a
hunt down corruption and cOrruptionsts u
REGISTER viii lay before the people Iaahl
startling facts concerning the outlay Of Slsis
funds upon public works The most eDorIoo1
frauds are known 20 have b0en perpetrat"d AZ
every taxpayer has an interest IN their dryc.1J
ment. We call upon the people 10 second az
support US In our effort.
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Now is the Time 10 SubSCrb,
FOE THE NEXI
PRESIDENTIAL CANVAS

(WHICH, IT Is ACKNOWLEDGE MIS-
w be the most important Political Campla
In the history Of our Government. Tie 81
nlishing preparatory 20 this great fight has a
roady commenced; and the condition Of u,
country makes the early and thorough dis,.a
nation Of the principles We advocate, PA,r
otic duty. We therefore invoke the all Of a
true men in extending the circulation VI Il,
REGISTER There Is not q locality In the con-
try where Club could not be made uPNie
slight effort.
Notwithstanding the REGISTER is only in IL
ffth year, IL already, in point OF Circulation Il
fiuence, Ability and Value, ranks among H.
first papers In tho land and confeSScdly stand.
far ahead OF any Of its contemporaries In We
Virginia. II will he tho aim Of the Proprieto,
not only TO maintain, but 20 add 10 II. hi.i
reputation.
This paper will not De surpassed bv any poo
LEGATION in the country for its completeness a,
Family, Business and Political journal Ia Il,
Telegraphic News, Domestic a. well a. hy ID,
Atlantic Gable; It's fun and reliable Finsnu.
and Market Reports; its Local intelligence 10
compilation of News trauspiring in the S4a
and throughout the nation; N TIN TRTAgNIS.
vIGoR AND HONEST HOLINESS OF ITS EpiToms
and In all the requisites that 60 10 make sp
WIDE.AwAKE PIRST.CLASS NEwSPl
PER, II shall not he excelled.
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Nothing New.

WASHINGTON, January l5.-Nothing
new has transpircd this morning in re-
lation to the reinstatement of Mr.. Stan
ton. Large numbers of Senators and
Representatives called on him during
the forenoon. No official or ether COM
municatiOn has passed between the
President and Stanton since his rein
statement. aud no orders have been is
sued by either. At the Executive Man
sion this morning tEere was a. unusual
attendance of visitors.
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Chicago Market. 4,

CHICAGO, JANUARY 10.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
unsettled and lower ut 2 05ia2 05f for
No. , Spring. Corn in fair demand at
e5taS6e for new and old. Oats dull and
lower at 59tc bid and at sole asked. Rye
dull at I 55al So for No. L. Barley firm
at sal So. Pork quiet and less active
at about 90 25a20 80. Lard steady at
l2tc. Green meats dull aud nominally
unchanged. Dressed hogs tirmer; sales
at 7 3OaS 80; extra lots held higher.
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Philadelphia CartIe Market.

January l3-EVenlng.
The cattle market was moderately &C
tive this week, and prices were firmer;
about 1900 head arrived and sold at the
Avenue Drove-yard, at lOallc for extra
Pennsylvania and Western steers; Sa9ic
for fair to gosd DO, and 6ia7ic per Id
gross, for common, as to quality; the
market closed very firm within the
above range of prices.
HOGS-Were dull and lower; about
1900 head sold at the different yards at
10 50all 90 per 100 lbs, net.
SHEEP-Wero in demand at an ad-
vance; 5000 head sold at SAFE per ID,
gross as to condition.
COWS-Were unchanged; 200 head
sold at As 00a70 90 for .springers, and
80 00a90 Oh per head for COW and calf.
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NEW YoRx. March 10th Iss.

AsSsrs. Geo. @. Hubbel d Co., Hudson, Y. Y.
Gents:-My family having been the recipient
of marked benefit in health by the use of your
Golden BitterS, I am induced 10 acknowledge my
sense of gratitude in this letter, which you are
privileged to use as yOu desire. i can conf.
IDENTIFY assert that since the first bottle OF your
BitterS entered my house l have heard Of no
complaints of dyspepsia. Ny wife had been
troubled with the malady for years and had
toms and the disease have both left, and she Is
we'll Other members of my family endorse the
good qualities of your article, and can only
say, in conclusion, that should DO happy to give
verbal evidence Ia the doubling at any time they
may call on me. With much regard, am,
Yours truly,
H. 4. GRAHAM.
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Dry Goods gIsrlrst. q
y Nrw Yopr Tannarv 15


The dry goods market remains mac
tive and lacking in buoyancy, yet the
only important change noticeable Is
the reduction in the price OF the Pacific
dark prints to 11ic. Print cloths are in
the meantime held at an advance of &c,
without, however, leading to business.
The last sales were at 6ic, but at this
price all the mills, are running at a loss
and the production is greatly reduced
new styles Of prints are being opened at
12ic; regular white Spragues bring 80
for time and discounts. In fact sales
have been made at these prices to Cali,
forpia, and early trade bleached muslins
touched such low rates that some mill
owners have instructed their agents to
hold their goods at a slight advance.
Still nothing definite can be said about
spring prices of goods for a week or two,
until trade is more fully developed.
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a st. Cortlandt ST., MONTREAL, July II, 1864.
Hsssrs. DeuiIs d BoltOH.--G rnlsneR For
the last eleven months l have been suffering al.
most daily from severe attacks Vf Dyspepsia;
30 much 90 that could with difficulty retain a
meal in my stomach more than twenty minutes.
At night experienced a great burning in or
about the heart; general depression Of spirits,
attended with frequent headache, dizziness OF
dimness of sight. tried various cathartic
compounds and stomach preparations, without
being afforded any efectual relief, till used
four bottles of Hubbofs Golden Bitters since
which period / have not been troubled with a
single one Of the above complaints. From the
benefits those Bhters have afforded me- feel
it my duty to express publicly nv grateful
thanks. GEO. A. BANCROFT,
Accountant and Collector