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Now York Money and stock Market,
NEW YORK, October s.

NA" 4OhhI SOkUuoE OG
MoNEY-Market very easy at 0 10 Z
per cent.
FOREIGN ExCHANGE-Weaker; prime
bankers bills 109alO9x.
GoLD-Flrmer; opened at 12S16, ad-
vanced to 13OH, and closed at $50; car
rylnR rates per cent 10 flat.
GOVERNMENT TBoNDs-Quiet and firm;
the rise In gold has checked the sales Of
bonds on the part ofthe German bank
ers, which was the main cause OF the
Increased strength Of the market to-
day. Coupons OF 'Sl, 110al19H; do. '62,
1l9Ha1l0A; do. '64, ll9all0k; do. 'B5
119Hl19N; do. new, 1l77Sall7H;do. '67,
!l7hal17A; do. '6S, ll7ISa1l75s; lO.4Os,
lOSI4alOSsS; currency skies, lO7XalOS,
The Sub.Treasurer sold 81 900, 600 in
gold to~day at l29.70al300 05. The Treas.
ury Department is now transferring
gold from the Sub.Treasury In New
Orleans TO this city, by the sale here Of
endorsed gold certificates payable in
coin at the Sub.Treasury In New Or
leans, which enables the Treasury 10
make the transfers without risk or ex-
pense.
The Post has good authority for say
Ing that the liabilities OF Lockwood &
Co. will be less than %, ,OOO,O
Messrs. koop, Sattler & Co., import
ere, Pine street, are reported as having
failed to-day.
SrooKS-Durlng the morning were
strong and advancing, and In the ar-
ternoon were dull and lower, owing
to sales to realize profits. The short
interest has largely closed up to-day
especially on the Western shares and
the purchases by the bears assisted the
rise to a considerable extent. The
market closed firm but unsettled
Western Union Telegraph 80; Pacific
Mall 65; New York Central 177N; Har.
lem l34; do preferred 1888: Hudson l63;
Reading 95H; Erie 3SsGa3S7S; Michigan
Central l20; Michigan Southern S6k;
Illinois Central 1854; Pittsburgh 92N;
Northwestern 72;: do preferred SlI;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati
%; Rock Island 1O51f; 81. Paul GS; Wa.
bash65; Chicago and Alton l4l.
EXPRESS SHAREs-AdRms 53; Wells,
Fargo & Co., 253t; American 81;
United States 6i,
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Tho Case OF Fisk ana the PreaIdenrs
BrOther.in.LaW.
COrbln Implicated with tho Cold Bin,
New YoRK, october 4-MldnIpbt,.

-
New YORK, October 4-MldnIght.
The Sun this (Tuesday) morning pub.
lishes a letter from James Fisk, Jr. In
which he says Mr.. CorbIn constantly
associated with him. He, spent an
hour with him In the Erie Railway
ofhce on the afternoon Of Saturday,
September "a, the day after the panic,
Corbin has been a party In interest with
the gold clique In the recent specula@
tlon, and has constantly communicated
with FISK respecting 1t. Corbln organ.
iZed and carried It on weeks before
Fisk knew OF It's existence. Corbin'a
representation OF the influence he
could bring to bear in fayorof II had
enlisted other gentlemen Of means and
capacity In the scheme, and these rep.
resentalions were fully carried out up
To September 2Sd.
Charles Mcintosh makes affidavit
that he met Abel r. Cor bin at the Erie
Railway Offices September "a, the dav
OF the panic, and Mr.. Corbln displayed
the most intense excitement and anxie-
" over the state OF the gold market,
and the operations OF James Flax. Jr.'
and Jay Gould. C0rbin told him he
hoped It would come out all right, as
ne was deeply interested. Also imme-
ola!ely ailerward he held an interview
with Q. w. Pollard, Fisk and Gould's
agent. u-. .f--
Frederick W. Ban6eld makes affida.
VT that James Fisk, Jr., was in Cor.
bins house when the Sun reporter cali.
cd, on September S0th; also, that he
himself had been there repeatedly with
Fisk and Gould within three months, 7
Charles W. Pollard makes affidavit
that he frequently bore MESA Res be-
tween James Fisk, Jr,S; and Abel n,
Corbln. Corbin called on Fisk at the
Erle Building, September %, to,see how
he was getting along; called next day.
also, greatly excited, and said he feared
we should lose great deal Of money.
Next day Pollard called on Corbln NJ
his house, and Corbin said :lNHoW does
Fisk bear his losses ?" and added. HIt
is terrible for u.s." Oorbin them asked
Pollard to bring Fisk TO bis house,
which be did, and Flax and CorbIn
went TO Flsk's office, and Fisk, CorbIn
anu Gould remained closeted three
hours.
On the Monday following, by request
Of Fisk, Pollard called at Corbin's
house. and Corbln told him be and his
wife had Just returned from Washing
ton, travelling two nights, and immedi~
ately on his return he had sent mes
sage to Gould at hts residence, said he
was too Ill to go down to the office, and
urged Pollard to bring Gould and Fisk
10 his house. 49,
Next day, September %, went again
to CorbIn's house. and he (CorbIn) said
his wife was very Ill, and requested
him TO make appointment for Fisk.
The latter was so much engaged he
could not go up till Thursday, septem-
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A New Way 10 Make OLD whisky.
WASHINGTON. Ontnher a.

Information has been received by
Commissioner Delauu that a firm,
wholesale liquor dealers, In Louisville,
KY, OF reputable standing, has recent.
ly been detected In altering Govern
ment stumps on barrels OF distilled
spirits. There Is no evidence to show
any intent to deiraud the Government
by any reduction OF the revenue by
spirits. The alteration consisted In
changing the date upon stamps 10 make
the spirits appear older than II was, and
thus materially increase the demand
TOR II and its market value. The pen.
atty for altering stamps is two hundred
dollars for every package upoa which
changed stamp Is found. In this case
ninety.four barrels were discovered
with the date changed, on which the
penalty is $4,000, and under the law
the parties are also liable TO indict-
ment, and, II found guilty, to Ilne and
imprisonment. The Commissioner
promptly directed proceedings TO be in.
stituted against the offending arm.
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BETWEEN four and five o'clock, In
Pittsburgh, Monday afternoon, a little
boy, son Of John Loss, a boot and shoe.
maker, doing business on Penn street,
between Twenty.fifth and Twenty
sixth streets, Twelfth ward, while look
Ing out OF the building, was shot In
the head and almost Instantly killed.
The ball entered at the cheek bone, and
passed on and lodged In the brain. In
five minutes afterward the lad was
dead. Deceased was just six years of
age, and q bright and promising youth,
No one knows who fired the mysterI>
ous shot, and young man who sat In
a carriage, two doors from Mr.. Loss
house did not hear the report OF gun
or pistol, and knew nothing OF the
affair until after Its occurrence. The
missile is supposed to have been rifle
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CONNECTICUT.


Mills and Factories Destroyed.
HARTFORD, OCT. 4.
HubDard's cotton mills at HIgganum,
Mlddlesex county, were swept away,
also several dwellings In Glastonbury,
and dam at Prattsville. The proper
ty In Merlden was damaged 10 the
amount Of $4,000. The Railroad was
damaged but is repaired. A large res.
ervoir broke away at South Manches.
ter, carrying of Rogers paper mills,
dams OF the Globe Mill Company, Chez.
ney Bros., l.. Buner d Sons, and Ed
ward Bunce, silk factory OF Cheeney
Bros, flooded, paper mills OIL, Buner
d Sons is destroyed, and the machine
shops OF 8. Loomls were swept away,
and the mills OF Hlllard q Spencer,
seriously injured.
Damage ut Manehester - Eight Per.
.I sons Drowned.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, October 6.
Reports OF damage by the storm con.
tlnue to come In. The damage In ali
parts Of the State is very great, The
town OF Manchester has suffered more
than any other place In this vicinity,
Not a bridge ls LEFT In the town and moi.
water wheel is running there to-day,
The loss to mill dams and property is
estimated at $50, 1000. The loss 10 roads
and bridges is $4,000. Chevey Bros,'
loss Is SIOO, 1000, In which ia included 100
pieces Of silk worth $4,000 to SO, 900,
At Broad Brook the old factory build
Ing, occupied as tin shop below and
a tenement house above, was awept
away and young man, woman and
hye children drowned. A man was
also drowned In Hlggison. The Hart
ford, Providence and Flshkill Railroad
Is open to-day TO Waterbury, but the
branches between her and WillimantIe
have not been repaired. The New
London northern road is open from
New London to Willimantie, Above
the latter place 1t Ia impossible to run
trains regularly on the Hartford and
New Haven Railroad.
Great Dam on the HousatouIo Ne.
strOyed".Man Drowned.
NRw HAVEN, CONN, October s,
The most lamentable consequence Of
the flood In this vicinity Is the giving
way OF the great dam over the Housa.
tonic River, at Birmingham, Two
weeks work would have completed the
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
WALL STREET.
Annual Meeting Of Clearing House
Observation-Disclosures. d Co
More IDJunctIonS.

Annual Meeting OF Clearing House
Observation-Disclosures. d Co
Moro IpJunctIons.
NEW YORK, oct.5.
AT the annual meeting of the New
York Clearing House Association 10.
day, a committee was selected for The
ensuing year. The total transactions
for the year were S3S. .527 ,S47, 200 ~, and
the transactions since It's organization
a period OF l6 years were $4,000, OH, ,66S,.
9O2 10; The average transactions per day
have been Sl25 ,0SS, ,729 0l, being $27, ,9l0,.
9l7 % more than any previous year;
and the total exchanges were $685..
SS20 072 AZ greater than before.
There have been no Official state.
ments made as yet In regard to the status
OF Lockwood q Co., although many
rumor9 are anoat on the streets, one OF
which is that the house may possibly
resume business without some OF the
former partners.
lnJunctlons continue to be served on
the officers OF the Gold Room, restrain.
Ing them from buying In or selling out
under the rule OF gold bought or sold
on Friday the cath ult,
AAUA0 DlLGCkOIh uE6 Hklll
session, discussing the finances OF the
Company. Nothing has been made
public as yet, except the election of
Mr.. Alanson Robinson, as director In
the place Of Mr.. Lockwood.
The Post learns that Jay Gould to-
day sent notice 10 Mr.. A. Il. Corbln,
General Grants brother.in-law, that
unless he settles to-day for the differ.
anoe on three millions Of gold and two
millions Of stock bought and sold for
Mr.. Corbln and his associates, legal
proceedings will be taken against him,
Il is claimed that the difference on the
transactions which 1t is alleged Mr..
Corbln authorized Jay Gould TO make
Tor himself and associates will amount
TO $500, 900. Mr.. Fisk, who is UNDER
stood to be associated with Gould, says
additional facts will b6 forthcoming In
case Corbln denies the assertion al.
ready made by him. The Post also says
that Mr.. C0rbIn, who lies seriously III,
10 preparing q statement In reply 10
Mr.. Fisk's letter.
The sheriff has appraised the grand
Opera House attached at the suit ol
several parties against Fisk, at 81, l,OO0,.
600. The caplas In tue suit OF James
Brown & Co. against Fisk & Gould,
have not yet been served, the officers
being unable TO find the detendents
The arguments on motions and orders
10 show cause In suits In which injunc-
tlons have been granted against the
Gold Exchange and others, which were
expected TO come of to-day, have been
adjourned.
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MASSACHUSETTS, AND NEW HAMP.
SHIRE.

The storm at Concord and Boston.
BosTON, Oct. s.
Reports from Maine and New Hamp-
shire, show that the storm There was
unparalleled In severity. In Con-
cord every street was badly wRsh>
ed and gullIed, hundreds OF cellars fill-
ed, and sidewalks caved In; ut West
Concord one house was carried away.
Long Pond rose two feet at Farnum's
crossing: the highway way gull
lied to the width Of twenty feet and
depth Of fifteen feet. Nearly one hun.
dred feet OF the bed OF the Cleremont
Railroad was washed out, the rails In
some instances sinking ten feet. The
Montreal road is also reported In bad
condition. Very little damage was
done In Boston and vicinity; q small
portion Of the roof OF the coliseum was
blown OF.
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PRIUEH y,

HoonAndH German Bittsra per bottle 81 %
hRliuOLen sou
Ho0aanda 9 German Tonic, put up In Quart
botues, u bO per boule or half dozen for
U0,
AFDo not forHot 10 examine we'll tho ar.
iclo you buy, In order 70 get the genulno,
For sale by Druggists and Dealers 10 Med.
ein0 everywhere, jyl9
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SPAIN.

mi MADRID, October 6.
The Cortea Is discussing the bill sus,
pending the constitutional guarantees
during the insurrection. A Republi-
can band have been beaten in MuricIs.
The troops have retaken the town OF
!teus, which had declared for the
Republicans, and the authority OF the
government is now completely restored
at that point.
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The Flood at FairmOunt.

1alLADEbPHlA, Oot. b.
The water at the Paramount dam has
receded nearly six feet since yesterday,
The streets, which were flooded are
now nearly dry, but are covered with
mud and debris, left by the water,
Hundreds OF cellars are filled, and at
the large establishments the steam fire
engines are engaged In pumping out
the water. The Turne wheels at Fair.
mount will probably resume work this
evening.
The I.ehIgh ON the KamuaYe.
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THE following is Archbishop Pur.

THE following is Archbishop Pur.
cells nlIimatum on the school question
now under discussion in Cincinnati:
"The entire government Of public
schools In which Catholic youth are
educated cannot be given over 10 the
civil power. We, as Catholics, cannot
approve Of that system OF education
for youth which is apart from instruc-
ton In the Catholic faith and the teach
Ing OF the Church. 1fthe School Board
can offer anything In conformity with
these principles, as has been done In
England, France, Canada, Prussia and
other countries where the rights OF
conscience in the matter OF education
have been fully recognized, am pre-
pared to give II respectful consIdera.
tion,"
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The Lehigh ON the Rampage.
Bridges, Lumber ana HouSes Rwepi
Away.
Twenty. seven Coai narres Wrecked.


BETHLEHEM, Pa, Oct. 6.
A portion Of Bethlehem between the
Lshlgh river and Monocacy Greek, is
under water. An immense amount OF
valuable lumber was swept away.-
WATERPROOF is completely inuuda ated.
The iron bridge opposite the Mansion
House at Mauch Chunck, was swept
away. Twenty-seven coal barges went
over the dam at that point and were
completely wrecked. broadway Is en-
tirely under water, and, several houses
were washed into the stream, The
booms at White Haven are all broken,
and great rats OF timber are floating
down. Loss to the lumber men al
White Haven is very heavy. The LIE.
high Valley Railroad at Calasque Ia
washed away. The Lehlgh and Sus-
quehanna Railroad will sustain heavy
damage, being washed away at many
points between White Haven md
Bethlehem. The canal Is washed east
OF town.
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CAUTION.

HoonandS German Remedies are counter
iOitsd. Bee that the signature ofC. n. JACK
BON n on tho wrapper OF each bottle, All
OtherB are counterfeit.
German Medicine Store, No. 6Sl ARCA sLIeeI,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Formerly U. II. JACKSON 4 70,
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PrizB Fight,

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct, 6,
The. prize fight for light weight cham.
pionshlp between Sam. Collyer and
Charley Dougherty, did not take place
to-day. The parties met at Jamestown
Island, but Dougherty being two
pounds and a half over weight forfeited
tne money. About thirty persons were
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New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. OctObar

The dead lock In Wall Street In The
monetary affairs, has brought the dry
goods trade to q stand still, and the
market Is therefore depressed and Ian.
guild. A line Of Passee style OF Amos
keaR prints have been closed out at
llH; Lancaster are of half cent and
all makes will ere long follow; Allan
Ito A sheetlugs are down one cent to
16c; Clark L 100; Indian Head 16o;
Great Falls + l6xc;Pacihc A and H
and Atlantic II 1870; Appleton A and
Stark A 1870. These are the most I'M
portant changes to-day, but this re-
ductlon must affect the price Of all
brown cottons. Woolens are also d all;
and where goods ara not sold at a con.
cesSion, the time Ii being extended.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.
Three persons were drowned at Nor
rlStown by the flood. The Norrlstown
and Reading Railroads are badly under
water. The Baltimore Road between
here and Wilmington ls four feet an
der water, and passengers go by boat to
Wilmington. The water III the Schuyl-
kill river recedlng the railway between
here and Baltimore, will be running
by night,
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THE CUBAN HORNET.
Cabinot Consultation Tho Hornet 10
be Released.

New York, October s.
A Washington dispatch states that on
the reception of the news that the pri.
vateer Cuba put into Wilmington, N,
o., and was under seizure by the Uni.
ted States Marshal, the President called
meeting Of the Cabinet. After con-
sultation 1t was decided that prlvateer
could come into the port OF any nation
unuer stress OF weather, and remain "a
hours, without molestatlon or deten.
ton. She will be allowed "a hours TO
remain and obtain supplies, and will
be released by the marshal after the
expiration OF that time, deducllng the
time she was under seizure.
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by TELEGRAPH
Independence Meeting in Montreal.

Independence Meeting In Montreal.
... MONTREAL, Dot. 4.
A great Independence meeting was
held at Waterloo, Saturday, presided
over by Mr.. Parmlie Warden, OF this
county, Hon. John Young, j. 8. Hunt
ington and Mr.. Lo Famue spoke 10 70
yor OF Independence, and B. Chamber.
lain and ]. b. Fay, against Il,
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TOLEDO, October 4.

FLouR-Dull.
GRAIN-Wheas-Sc to 10 lower; No. 8
white Wabash 81 90; No, ! white MiChi.
gan 81 25; and regular do. 81 10; amber
81 10; No. red 1l4h; No. 2 do. 81 II.
Corn-3o lower; No, l, 10. OAts-2o
lower; NO. ], 45c; No, 2, 42c. :: 4
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Ben. Z. BUTLER ls said to be sole
owner OF a building known as Chesa
peake College, at Hampton, Virginia
1t la poor Benis elephant, and he looks
at II with each OF his two eyes, alters
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HooFLANDs GERMAN BITTERs Is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
II Ia a compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots. Herbs, and Barks from which these
extracts are made, are gathered In Ger
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded 10 this country
10 be used expressly for tho manufacture Of
this Bltters. There In no alcoholic substance
OF any kind used iu compromising the Bit
ters, hence It free from all the objections In
cldent TO tho use OF a liquor preparation.
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BALTIMORE, October s.
In the case OF George Snyder Us. the
proprietors Of the Baltimore American,
for SIC, 900 damages for alleged libel, the
Jury this morning rendered a verdict
for the plaintiff, awarding $3.50 damages,
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HORACE GREELEY.
He IN not a Candidate for senate or
Anything Else,

New York. October 6.
Horace Greeley, in the Tribune, SAYS
ne could not accept the Virginia SenR.
torshlp and asks the press to forbear
rom naming him as a candidate for
any Office.
Bishop u Rein, who do business un>
der the 9th Avenue Hotel, to-day re-.
ported 10 the detectives OF the nolIce
that their store had been robbed Of din.
mondS valued at S2S, 900 to $50 OOO.
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NhW 4UHNi VVII %
The election In Connecticut, yestet-
day, 10 imperfecuy treported owing To
the prostrAtlon OF the telegraph wires.
A democratic victory Ia reported In
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structure. Three hundred feet have
been destroyed, and more than half the
labor OF TWO years swept away. One
man was drowned.
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JOSH BILLINGS says: Whenever ]
nnd a real handsome woman engaged
IN wimmin's rights Dizziness, then
am going TO take my hat under my
arm and Jlne the processIon.' i
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Justice Of the Supreme Court Of PennSyIlu'Iia.
PHILADELPHIA, June !, 1859.
~ have found by experience that HoOf.
lRHd'S German Bitters Is very good tonic,
relieving dyspepue symptoms almost dI:
Foclly, Gk0RtIE HHARSWUUD."
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tructIon about Saratoga.
PENNSYLVARIA,
Canal Damaged.

New HOPE, Pa, Oct. 4.
The Delaware Division Canal is bad
ly damaged, and will take several
weeks to repair the damage.
Life Lost At ROrrIstOwn-RaIlrO ads
IuIuRRsI
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Assembling OF tho LeEIHIature- eau.
cusinE-The Wells Men yS. Hoar,
Tho Senatorial QuestIOn-RepOrLed
Presence :Of Horace Greeley

cuSAnH-The Wells Men VS. H0ar.
Tho Senatorial QuestIOn-RepOrt
PRESENCE :Of Horace Greeley
RICHMOND, Oct. 4.
Considerable excitement prevails In
this city today over the arrival of the
Legislature. Tonight both parties
went into caucus. The Wells Republi-
cans adopted resolution to enter a
protest on the journal OF the Legisla-
ture against the admission Of members
VINO had not taken the Iron Clad oath,
The Walker men at their caucus were
engaged with the nomination for ofIi-
GERS Of the Legislature; no mention OF
q United States Senator was made, The
Walker members OF The House Of
delegates adjourned TIL tomorrow,
Wnlch Is taken as an indication that
Jonn D. Crenshaw, a member OF the
society OF Friends, will be elected
speaker. The only new name presen.
ted Dy political circles for the Senator
ship Is Douglas Wallach, of Washing.
ton. who is now in this city.
much excitement was created In poll.
tical circles to-day, by a rumor that
Horace Greeley whose name has been
mentioned In connection with the Sena.
toFship, had arrived In the city, OF
Inc members who applied for certifi.
Gates OF election, Gen. Candy has refus.
ed twenty.seven on the grounds that
they were charged with being inelIgi.
pie under the 18th amendment, Nine
ofthem afterwards received them upon
making affidavit that they were not
disqualified.
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Hon. JAME THOMPSON:

Judge Of Lhe Supreme Court Of Pennsylrvu,ta,
PHILADELPHIA, April ., 1865
81 consider HoOfiRnd's German Btten, a
valudble medicine IN case OF attacks OF iudl.
ReslIOn or Dyspepsia. can certify this
from my experience OF Il.
Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON"
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Organization OF Legislature.


n,. tIUH NUMB FA'I UcIODer o.
The Legislature convened at noon tn.
day, with full attendance. In the
House temporary organization was
effected, and adjourned I'LL 10. morrow.
when permanent officers will be elect.
ed. The Senate met with Lieutenant
Governor Lewis In the chair, The or.
gani%slion is not yet completed.