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q LeDaE Rem EDI.E
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save time, health and money.
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stage which they fall to cure,
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&C.; !s the greatest Renovator, Alternative and
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Mercurtal Ancctlons, Rheumatism In all It's
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remedies. Price Of eith6 Eo..1 or No. 2, IS per
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radical cure for Nervous or General Debility, IN
old or young, imparting energy with wonderful
On receipt OF price these Remedies will be Hhlp-
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correspondents. None genuine without the name
OF "Dr. RICHAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES, D. B.
RICHARDS, Sole Proprietor" blown In glass Of
bottles.
Address D. B. RICHARDS
No. rs Varick street, New York
Once hours from 0 A. n. to OF. u
Circulars sent. julye 1T
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RAPIDITY OF THOUGHT IN DREAMING.-Av very
remarkable circumstance, and an important
point Of analogy is, says DR.. Forbes Wlnalow,
to be found in the extreme rapfdity with which
the mental opefationso Are! performed, or
rather with which the material changes on
wpieh the IDEAS depend are excited In the
hsmispherica ganglla. It would appear as
il whole series Of acts that would really
occupy long lapse OF time pass ideally
through the mind in one instant. We have
In dreams no perception of the lapse OF time
strange property Of mind for II such be
also Its property when entered Into the eter-
nnl disembodied state, time will appear to us
eternity. The relations of space as well as OF
time are also annihilated,' so that while al.
t4ost an eternity is compressed into q mo-
Men Infinite space ls trayersed more swiftly
y than by real Thought. There arc numerous
thuatrations OF this principle on record. A
gentleman dreamt that he had enlisted az
soldier, Joined hlB regiment, deserted, was
apprehended, carried back, tried, condemned
% be shot, and at last led out for execution
Alter the usual preparations gun was fired
he awoks with the report, and found that 9
noise in an adjoining room had, at the gannt
LItonent,f produced tho dream and awakened
him. "A friend Of DR.. Abecrombie dreamt tha
he had crossed the Atlantic and spent q fort
night In America. In embarking, on his re
turn, he fell into the sea, and, awakening II
the fright, found that he had not been asieel
~ minutes.
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sinilc.

Slowly, slowly up the wall
Steals tho sunshine, steals the shade;
Evening camps begin to fall,
Evening shadows arv uisinss;'d.
Round Inc, o'cr me, everywhere,
AL the sky Is grand with clouds,
And nthwart the evening air
Wheel the swallows home In crowds.
Shafts OF sunshine from the west
Paint the dtlsky windows red;
Darker shadows, deeper rest,
Underneath and overhead.
Darker, darker, and more wan,
In my breast the shadows fall;
Upward steals the life OF man,
AS the sunshine from the wall,
From tho wall into the sky,
Az 1.-Two.
From the rooI along Lie evuS,
An, the souls Of those that die
Are tut sunbeams llfted higher
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Z U Il F Y NG PILLS

The excellent Remedies OF o. s. PROPIITT NJ
d., neci no rccommcndatlon-thelrw well known
power IN removing the diseases peculiar 10 our
southern climate having already established for
tncn an cnviublc reputation In Georgia and The
adjoining States. As the majority OF persons liv-
ng IN me South are predlsposctl to disease Of the
INV ner, !. Is granted by all intelligent physicians
that most OF the pains and aches or our pcoplr re-
due TO organic or functional arrangement OF that
important 0rRnn rrOphitt's Liver Medicine nn,l
AntiiiliOuS Pills strike directly ut the root of thc
evil. They cure the Liver, witch in nine eases
out o ten Is Mt the bottom Of the Coughs Dysprn.
SIN, Cole Sick Headache rheumatism, Constilnl.
tion, Menstrual DISTINCTIONS, &c., SO common
among our people. Earachc, TOoihache Acute
Kind flee before '
PROHIBITS PAIN KILL IT
cIa r
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VI tIIC UCUTEEI COn1efCllCc.


n,, DUOIf COUNTY, GA, ApfII, 1867.
rms Is TO certify that was confined TO the
mousse anu most OF the time to my bed, and sur.
iering the greatest agony imaginable with Rheu.
matisin Tor i've months, and after trying every
aVaiianle remedy with no relief, was cured with
two bottles Of DIR. o. s. Proph.t's Anodync pain
kill IL, each costing fty ccnts u relieved me al.
most instantly. ] therefore commend il i'm
the highest degree TO others suffering from, silni-
lhr disease can say that II IL one OF the best
family medicines now out, certain
Yours truly, W. ~ FOREHAND.
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Clothing anb furnishing @ooos.
r" THE CITIZENS OF CHARLESTON.
NIACULLAn,
WILLIAMS ~
fARKI1Is.
At No 2'7 KI--,G STREET
lave III store large stock Of FINE cIoTlttyc
all Of their own manufacture. They are o,,c,inc
all Wool clcvio; Suits at sla worth $40. coo,s
AMI Sacks ut sic, worth sI5 to $40. pun,oIoons
50 to IS. Vests 81, - AMI 80. Shirts a. Tn.
dcr'shirls and Drawers at 81 each. Hosiery
Gloves, Ties, Collars, &C., &c, all ut extremely
low prices Their OLD customers and all who wish
good goods, are invited to examine their stock Mt
No. 297 KING STREET.
STORE FORMERLY occrrTED ny M'Du..- couE..
oct5 utllslmo
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DIR. PROPHlTT-IIavIng used this mcdinc sunI.
ciently long to test It's virtue, and TO satisfy INV
own mind that II IL an Invaluable remedy for
Dyspepsil-n disease from which the writer has
suffered much for six ycars--and being persun-
deu that hundreds who now suffer from this an
noyng complaint would lie slgnally benefited, us
he has been by It's usc we deem it n .llliy we Owe
to this unfortunate class TO recommend them the
use OF this remedy, which has given not only
mmsell olL several members OF his family the
greatest renef VI. w. ARNOLD
or the GeOTril Conference
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naynl
stores Market.

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
MONDAY EVENING, October IL, 1900
CoTToN.-with the disposition on the part of
sellers to offer sparingly, limited receipts and
fairly restrained Inquiry, prices were well sup
ported. Sales about 46o bales, viz: NJ 2a; Mt
2a1S; is at a. 6a at 241z; at PAX; IL ut 24si;14s
ut 25; 7s at 25A; 81 at 253s; 10 at 25l; at 2s,f
at 2ec. We quote:
LIVERPOOL cLAssIPIoATIoN
3pdinary to good ordinary .23H@2iX
.Z5zt1-
Slrict miudnng 25h@-
RlcE-rhe market was bare Of stock, ant
there was consequently no sales OF note
NAVAL SToREs.-The market was firm for arti-
ces under this head and the sales are as foilows A
Dds low No. rosin at s2 rs; 6s bbls extra No.
at ~ 90 bbls No. do at 81 80; Is bbls No. do
ut 81 IS.
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STANFoRDvILLE, Putnam County. Oct. l. ls67.
DIR. O. =. pRorHlTT-l)car Sir-This Is to certify
That have used your Aguc Pills for the last ten
years, and have never failed to cure the Aguc I'm
a single Instance with them. They always break
liic clills the irst day that they are given. can
@ recommend them MS being the best aguc medicine
fects following them rs Quninc, &c.
Yours respectfully, A. WESTBROoE
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r AMB FAMILY KNITTING N1Tfi1il aMxoHINEE

The only reliable and nrst-class FAMILY EMIT.
TER ever offered to the public. Over one hun.
SILVER Medals at All the principal Pairs In the
United States and Europe. Best thing FOR Agents
dr. sAe moae' % Ia sIF TnRo snmR3ee ana terms i'd.
sept2s LIMO ohieopse Fails, Mas.
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CoyISGroS, GA, July o, 1867.

- NUNINUTUN, UA., duly z, lSG7,
DIR: PRorHITr-IIaving ,isett your Liver Mcd-
cine lor more than year In my family, cccrGuIly
recommend IL to ull persons Suffering from liver
directions, Dyspepsia or Indigestion in any form
also recommend your Dysentery Cordial as the
best remedy for that disease. o. r KOf;ERS
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COMMERCIAL NEITS.
EYports.

80, Exports.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Mantattan-5o bnps
sen island cotton, 12il bales upland cotton, 90
bales domestics, 80 packages dried fruit, IS pack
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PUrNAM CorSry. Co. Scntcn,hor ., 1ec,

PUTNAM COUNTY, Ga, September 90, 1865.
last two years in my family your Liver Medicine.
your Pain Kill t,and your Female Tonic, and have
no lears In saying that they the best medicines
nave ever used for the Liver and Stomach Neu-
raiglc and rheumatic affections, Headache Cole,
ana pains or every kind are subdued by them
After using the medicines so long, chcerfully
recommend them TO any and every one and TO ail
that are afflicted rs the best and safest remedies
Tor oil the diseases for which they are recon-
mendcd &c.
Yours respectfully, JAMES WRIGHT
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ber; .............. oS7,a53
Tic English spnners hold now As 900 bales nj
the mills, against l20, 600 same time last year.
Upl'd & Fla. Mobile. n. o Texas
ordinary. @25 @25L @a5k 6o5I!
Good ordinary. @25ai @20 @aSis is @2Siiss
Low mitldlIng.... @26A @27 @27tI @27I
MiIdling: ..:...... @27H @9271i 02s @asI
Sales OF the week, 1S, 1877 balcs-includlinG 64o5
TO sninners, 1925 to spectators, ana ol37 10 cX-
Gross receipts Mt this port for the week. 1900
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DIR. pROpIIITT's FEMALE TONIC

%. DIR. PRopIIITT'S FEMALE TONIC.
This Medicine, wIthits associates, is a safe md
Serlain remedy Tor all durable diseases to which
Fcmulcs alone are liable. II Is also an excellent
preventative Of Nervous Blindness, or Nervous
Dseases IN either male or female II IL q pow cr.
iui Nervine Tonic, setting up full and free clrctl-
latton throughout the system.
,,l All OF the above medicines sold by Druggists and
hcrchants generally throughout the Southwest
ED. 8. BURNHAM
Wholesale and Retail Agent
No. i2l King-strcet, near Calhoun
Charleston, s. c.
Prepared only by Dr. o. s PROTiII1T
oprnlo stulh0moS Atlanta, Ga.
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Tho new chignon Is out. It hangs down
'he back, and costs n, fax; $76, hair.
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Dru9s, Chemicals. Syr

H. o. s. PRO- PnITT,c
NJ LY DICINEs
Consisting OF his Celebrated
ID ICI N T.
ANoDYNE PAIN kILL,lT,
ANTl-BiiIoUS PILLS, AGuE FILLS,
DfSENTERY CORDIAL, FEMALE TONIC.
U F lNG Ills.
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Receipts per Railroad, October IN.

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
1osS bales cotton, 10 bales domestics, l52 bbls
nmo9fs % cars stock 70 Railroad Agent, Reeder 4
Smith, J Salinas, w d Williams Son. CsIdwel,
Son, II Walter co, @ II Hoppock, Dowlinu
co, E ] Wiss co, W X Ryan, b f Sloan, ward
uraeser SCI Smith: Campsen & co, ] c II Claussen,
foRTnEAsTERS RAILROAD Il
Jay bales cotton ,12 cars lumber, cars ph0sphatcs
bales sea island cotton, mdse, &c. To Hschor
G. w Williams co, Mowry i CO, kirkpatrick 4
Witte, Aiken & co. F w Emanuel, " DOW.
ing d CO, W StefTens, Frost & Adger, GaiIlard
Graeser Il Smith, Al Salinas, Walter 4 co, Caid.
Wei1 Ell = sons, n Reeder Davis, Jaryia, Gerdts
yelling, A Moses Railroad Agent, and Order.
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UP FOR THIS FORT.
sShr Mary Z fcawlck, Darcy, at Baltimore, oc-

CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
October 4. ~ " r'
scllf a Haley, Haley, at New York, OctoberQ
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By TELEGRAPH.

i'' - A'"iesp liuicS, ~ NOW 10TH, UCt0Dcfp.
By TELEGRAPH.
WILMINGTON, october 1.-THE United States
Revenue Cutter McCulloch arrived from savan.
Commander Wilson, arrived today.
SAvANNAn, nctc5tr ii.-ArriSed steamship
Rapidaii, New York. Cleared, schr Gray, liavre.
MEMORANDA.
Tile following arc the consiences per steamship
prOmellleus, from philadelphia, expected today
Jao 4 Theo Getty, RaIroad L Agent, Ring, Came.
I,samlsh ( CO. Holmes BOOK Store, u O'Nei!I' T "
ioylson co, Knck, WcRenSerg %'t co. TnSIiI bowie
Noise, Goodrich, wincman & co, II a MurtlanI
Johnston, Crews co, Schuchmann, IL Abra
NJ i Nathan, g W Aimar Walker Evans & Cogs
wei, Muller Ninlitz & co, Laurey & Alexander, j
terilcld, j ii Graver, Hccscman & Bro iiyrnc
togarty, j SSehuck, Mrs w a Mchrtens, Chapcau
nenenIt, eIs"n, 5,d LMnrs Russell Fogar!ies book
nlqks 7 qreSn, 6SeiII Son, PAU: S @ Welci
4 9uackenbush, S l. burns ( co, j Aiken nso 4 co.
j Il liappoldt, Small, wartllaw & Carcw, and
Conslgnccs per brig v Williams, from New
York, arrived Sunday: " Roach & co, J Il Adger
co, c Ahrens & co, II w F Brewer, Il N But-
= co, w Bird 4 co, Cameron, Barkey & co, L Il
G{owperthwaIt, " II Chafee ( co, Dowie & Noise
IL Dnc. y Edmonds, l. Ens, ID + Fleming &
co, Goodrich, Wlneman & co, II Gerdts & co, ] X
Heath; ilast!e Calhoun 4 CO, Hart & co. Jeii0rtls
co, + d Kracke, Laurcy 4 Alexander, Muller
NlI.itZ co, ii Klatte & CO. Mills House, S II Mar
shall, Mnntouc CO, J F O'Neill &c Son, Is 0'Ncil
Ostendorlr 4 CO, z Railroad Agent, G W Steirens
,Wagcncr 4 Monsecs Walker, Evans & Cogswel
werner 4 Quicker, W Williams & co, w r White
INN Wohltmnnn. p Walsh, ] NJ Williams, " /
Webb NJ Marks, Clyde e IIovcy Jennings, Thom
iihson 4 CO. liutlcr, 4 co. Nichols 4 Jones, " I
j Gillespie.
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pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS. -ss
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.

Steamers OF the abevc line lcavc.PIer -ekSS.
No u, North River, foot OF Canal street NIalMAS
New York, at l2 O'Clock noon, OF the 1st iiih and
2lst OF every month Except when these dates foll
OIL sunday, then the Saturday precedlng.)
departure or 1st and 21st connect ut Panama
lean ports. Those or LIST touch Mt ManZonIlio
Departure of l1th Of each month connects with
New Zealand. 'N ''->'
steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco for
Ctinn aud japan, October !, 1859.
No California steamers touch ut Havana Int On
direct from New York TO Aspinwall.
\, one hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine and attendance free. ..'-.-.--' :
For Passage Tickets or further information ap-
ply ut the C0MPANY'S TICKET OFFICE on the
wharf, foot OF Canal-street, North River, New
ionk: +. II. BABY, Agent.
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FoR HAvRE DIRECT.

As- Ladies' suffering from any Disease peculiar
to their sex, can be restored to health BY using
DIR. LAwRENCE's "woMAN's FRIEND.n II
purlnes the secretlOns and restores the system to
q healthy condi.lon.-dA 'N".t'F'!''t 40. ~
For sale by
july2S 1yrpAo .., ~, Charleston, 8. O.
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EHOR CHERAW,I S. c., AND INTERME-
Il DIATE LANDINGS ON TIE PEEDEE
RIVER, VIAGE0RGETOWN.
The Light Draft Steamer PLAN -0os.
TEX, Captain J. T. Foster, Is now .Gussscsii99fE=S
RECEIVING freight ut Accommodate Wharf, and
Will leave OH SATURDAY NIGHT, the 10th Instant
EIeignt and wharfage must be prepaid.
For engagements, apply to
n q p RAVENEIi Il HOLMES, Agents
No. 1T East Bay
waraed aIo free OF commission and storage.
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PRoPnITT,s LIVER MEDICINE

PROHIBITS PAIN KILL IT
like char before the wind.
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was pFsIu uIIu uIbCITHlBcu, ulu tIIu HurueTUr
took the other three victims 10 the spot where
them too. No trace of the Rncks Gather and
SOM has yet been discovered, and It is feared
that they may have escaped. The police, how
ever, havo obtained very accurate descriptions
OF them, and 1t is hoped they will not long be
able to evade detection. The hackney coach
man who uncOns sci0usly drove the victims to
the place has entitled the bodies, in spite ol
the hideous wounds that dls6gure their faces.
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GHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
FOR PALATKE FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JACKSON.
-. iJttl3s WILLIE.
Tho Elegant and First-cass . ~H"S
Steamer DICTATOR, Captain W. T. ,Ggssts2sE|7Ss
McNelty, will sail from Charleston every TUES
DAY EVENING, at O'Clock, for the above points.
Returning, the Steamer win leave Savannah
SUNDAY MORNIE0, at O'Clock
Connecting with the Central Railroad at Sayan-
nah for Mobile and New Orleans, and with the
Florida Railroad at FerEandna for Cedar Keys,
at which point steamers connect with New Or.
Through Bills Lading signed to New Orleansa and
Mobile.
All freight payable on the wharf. f1u
Goods not removed at sunset will be stored at
risk and expense Of owners.
~ J. D. AIKEN d CO., Agents.,
ocH South Atlantic Wharf.
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The Steamship FALCON, Jesse ID. IIor- .eEez.
sey Commander, will sail for Baltimore NNlttlfS
IiIuRsDAY MonAISG, October 18th, at hn1-past |
O'CLOCK from Pier No. l. Union Wharvcs.
aD- Through bills Lading gi~nn TO PIIILADEL,.
WEST
For Freight engagements or Pas. age, appy to
COURTENAY & TRENHOLM
oclll Union Wharycs.
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Tic fine Steamship PERT. Captain I.TrS~
- ,r, Will leave VandcrhOrst's Wharf NALsh4k
OH THURSDAY, October l4tl, ut / O'Clock +. NJ
RAVESEL & CO., Agents.
Liverpool octI,
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ILLINOIS.

SraiSGrisLp, Jan. 6.-In the House TO-
day, Mr.. Burgess. Of Perry, introduced q
resoln,'cn 10 direct the Secretary of State
to notify the Illinois Railroad Company to
cfI.r their lands ~ public sale at different
points along the road, in accordance with q
provision Of its charter, which makes il in.
eumbent upon them so TO do annually after
the expiration Of ten years from tho COM
pltt;on Of the road. Referred to Committee
on Judiciary.
A resolution. providing for tbs printing
Of every bill before reading a third tins,
was discussed at length, and finally laid on
the table. -
Aresolution endorsing and ratifyips the
proposed amendme ut to the State Constitu.
ton preventing the Legislature frem re.
leasing tho Illinois Central Railroad from
tho payment to the State Of seven per cent.
tax on the gross earning,, Was ordered
printed.
The bill extending the time for paving
State taxes from January 10th to Septem-
her 18th was referred to the judiciary
Committee.
The bill! appropfisting IS, 1926 for postage
for the Assembly, was passed.
House adjourned tile P. n.
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riosed a. coon as written out. II was 20

printed a. soon ~ written out. II vas 20
ordered.
M. Washburne, Of Iilinois, from Con.
mittse on Appropriations. reported the
Naval appropriation bill for the year end.
ing June 80, 1870, ordered printed, and re-
committed the bill for appropriations.
$l52,73s %, being s2o,9l5 IS less than
the appropriations for this year
The liolse then went into committee OF
the whole on the pension appropriation bill.
NJ. Allison in the Chair and Mr.. Wssh.
burns, of Illinois, addressed it on govern
tnenr economy, &c. lie spoke at some
length, and when he had concluded Mr.
Wood said: 1.-THE House had always l.s.
tened with pleasure TO tls gentlsmas
from Illinois, but, his remarks had now
additional Importance in view Of the sup
posed connection with that gentleman and
the coming Administration. Ills speech
might be deemed as an Introductory mos.
age, aging the foundation Of the policy Of
tbs next administration. He was certain
tia. he spoke the sentiments Of the u in.
sri'v Of he House when he said tina. 70
far as General Grant would faithfully iii
i'ats or carry cntany reform the mir ority
would give rs feeble support. The coun-
try wanted reiorm-not reform in speeches,
nor promises, not merely curtsilinent Of
expenses, but measures that would tro.
ducs harmony ana general pacifcstien to
the country"
The rersion bill Appropriation Of $l3.-
250. coo, which was ordered TO be reported
to tue House, wss subsequently, reported,
and parsed.
The consular and diplomatic bill was
taken up.
Mr.. Brooks moved as an amendment, 10
insert an appropriation for the mission 10
Rome, which, afer soms debate, vas ~.
jectsd.
Mr. Butler offered an amendment provid.
Ing for hut one minister 70 Nicaragua,
Honduras, San Salvador ard Costa Kica.
and but one minister to New Grenada, W
ne1uela and Ecuador, which was agreed to-
Mr.. Brooks moved 10 strike out the
appropriation for wing out the treaty Of
1864 vita Great Britain for the suppression
Of the Save trade. The United States had
no longer any responsibility f.r the slis,.
| sncs Of slavery.
Mr. Wood moved to strike out appropri-
. ton for . mission to Turkey. Rejected.
The 81, 4th and 9th sections we're struck
out on point OF order, as containing new
legislation.
Tbs committee rose aud reported the bill
70 the House, and ito further ccnsidsrai on
was post poned TO Monday next.
Mr. Kelley asked leave to offer . resolu
luton ins,ructing the Committee on Fore On
Affairs to inquire into The sxpedisncy u
taking steps 10 secure tho sbrogs,on q
modification OF tho treaty with Grea,
E'ia'n for the suppression Of the slave
trade,
Mr.. Arnold objected
On motion Of Mr.. Merrill, the Secretary
Of the Treasury was directed to furnish q
statement as 10 the sales Of gold BY the
government since the LIST of January. 1863
| Adjourned
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Ssw YonK, Jan. THE report Of Post
master General Randall, on the union si
telegraph with the postal service. will be
sent 10 Congress ,o>dsy. He recommends
the Government to unite the two services,
ard ssys "a thorough exsu,inAtion OF tae
subject has satisfied me that the depart
msnt can arrange fer the reception and de-
livery Of messages, the furnishing OF stamps
and keeping of accounts, withoutany great
increase in the number Of clerks That
the business may be n a1e . source Of rev
enue to tho government, and that the Hi
cheney Of the country pcs'masters may be
increased by cmplsying them IN connection
with the telegraph, he recommends tina,
Congress charter company to contra :,
with tho government 10 transmi, AID de
liver messages al low and Fixed rates, on
the plan submitted by Gardner 4 Hubbard,
and submits bill to carry out the pan.
RccausrER. jan. Ga shocking acciden,
occurred this evening by which eight
persons were killed snd three seriously
wounded. A goor in the school house Of
ST. Peters and ST. pAnls Roman Catholic
church gave way while crowded with peo-
pie attending u holiday festival, three han
bred or moro perscns went down aud sev,.
raj were instantly killed Ire wiides,
excitement cnsned AMI it was some time
before tho wounded could be taken from
the det,ls,