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~ st. Cloud, Mimi, July q, 1869
complaint having been entered at this Office l,y
Alexander Moore against Lewis A. Folsom for ahan,,
bis Homestead Entry No. 2o223, dated November /
ltos, upon the ios ) section 20, ne Il NV Il lot T.
section So township u.s. range H. in s1earns eantv
the said parties are hereby suEmus,.u to ur,,ca.
at this office On the nth DAY OF SEpTE iit:El;
!so9, at 2 o'clock IN the afternoon to respon, and
Ment. C. A. GILMAN so;.
aug5-6ws Ii. C. BUKKANk Ia..,
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MOTICE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE. .-x,::;
~ st. Cloud, Mimi, July 10th, 1859.
Complaint having: been entered at, this Office bv
Granville Abbott against Jos. Car for aba1So,i.y
hs Homestead Entty No. l7ss, dated August ia issss
upon the n NJ n section "a, township IN ranes st
in Aonone.. county Minnesota, with a. view to the
saneenon Q! sa.a entry: The said parties ne here.
VI. TEMBER, 1859, At o'clock in the sfSernt,on
t. 1espynd and furnish testimony concerninx ssid
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Livery and Sale Stable:
The undersigned has just erected ~
aslaree and commodious stable on the cor
ner Of Lake Street and Perry Place, oppo-
site Clsrk's store, near the Central House,
which he has filed with livery stock, COM
prising q number of
FINE HORS IS,
Suitable for either riding or driving, and .
variety Of '. *.s, :,
HANDSOME BUGGIEs
For single Or double team.
Commodious, elegant carriages for pleas
ure parties always ready.
All orders for teams, for Excursions, Fu-
nerals OF Journey will be attended to
promptly. : -.
His stock is of the best kind, and he
invites his friends to call.
~. - L. B. SILSBY.
st. Cloud, June Esd, 1863. v6n49
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II Ct; Cloud. MINI, August 1s 1869
g Complaint having been entered At this oft;:. bv
DOMINO hs. nsaaas..: yG'e yl. hin.ries Tor aLan
November Nc; 1855 upon then. II section iawnl
sup ~ range 81. 10 Todd county, N:nne.ota. WIN
s view 70 the cgnceDatiot Of aid entry: the saa
parties are hereby summoned to appear AZ .,is 49,
On the 71H DAY or OCTOBER, 1852. at 10 s,el..st
.:e l'Ienoon To respond and furnish festimmy can,
's'llns said alleged abandonment. q WIZ
an~,ss.x - ca GILMAN Register.
l .oNSsoo"> H.sC. RIRRSNR
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= ca. GILMAN, Register.
1nly2z8wl Il. c. BURBANK, Receiver
N0ricE@cU.s. LAND OFFICE,

~ st. Cloud, Minn., July I6, 1869.
Complaint having en- entered at this Office by Gran
vile Abbott against james f. johnson Tor
his Homestead Entry No l5l dated August 10, 1865,
in Mono1sala county, Mnu.,, with view 10 The can,
collation. u said en4y: the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this Office On the 7rH DAY Of
spord and furnish ties imony concerning said ALLEGED
Attainment. c. A. GILMAN RaIis-ar e
juiy22-6wa II. c. EURBASK R.ce;,.r
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N0IICE.-U. s. LAND OFFICE

No111E-U. 3. LAND OFFICE
~ st Cloud, Nina. Jul, Il. 1863
complaint having bees entered a. this on;.a
a;a e GesF ssanst Henry S. lays Sr sbas:
d"x Iii, us 7s Homestead Entry No. 1925, dated
siR ~, asse -, in AonoDgslia County Minnes";a
WIN view to the cancellation Of said eu.-x 70
o.t I are hereby sum a,oned appear At this
ocieck IN the forenoon respond and f1rnis tss,;
mo- concerning said alleged abandonment. 'esa-
| juiyZ96na II. KnERAE.R1 eG,ster:
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II oTiCE--U. s. LAND OFFICE.
~ st. Clord, MINI, July 49, 1869
Complaint having been entered at this oce BIZ John
his Homestead Entry No. 1863, dated August 10
1865, upon the Sc II section a. towrshin 100
range IS, IN Aonongalia county, Minnesota, with
ties are hereby summoned to appear 1T this oice On
the aist DAY OF AUGUST, 1863, az 10 c,cock in the
forenoon to respond AMI furnish test mony n1
said alleged abandonment.
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- 6,,. st. Cloud, MINI, july s. 1862
on, sp..a. navlng been entered At this Office by
1is A9nesfeed Entity No 35o7, dassd February Is 1sa
P Pe tns 70 section z township LIZ 1.nss g. in
Cancellation Of said entry: the said parre. AZ
~ som@onsd to s1Pear At this Office on the 1sTa
OA1 " AUGUST, leo9, At o'clock in the si.ernoon
legged abandonment. 'aio
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~ st. Cloud, MIN, July Is, 1860.
C0mPiaant having been entered It this oh6c. nv
1nt 1.enSen agalnst Frank A. Hutchinson for aban
1se upon the ne Il Section n, toxnship 12s rsnrs
.g In Monongalia county, Minnesota With 4 1;ev 1o
sae SaneelAtson Of said entry the said partie, are
n S9n01eo 70 appear ut this Office on the 14H
DAY Of sEPTEABEK, 1863, at 10 O'Clock in the sors.
I e ed alb u on;nent e~au
iuly2o.6wj H q e1,RRASE
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on tns s4a are Y9e5sby noted at this Office
IN tne afternoon of the said d.. and then an to-
snox cause ca WY your Homestead Entry No. ssss
ton 2 ~ you M1se EN-; 1865 upon the sw Is sec
SUBJECT 70 gale at St Goud Aion should nor h. Gnu.
es!ed, - Paul Schjeldes alleges an ab.ndonn oe
t,. " you, and proposes tnen and there to shov
showing C. A, GiI.IAH pootess suen
july216wa H.C- RTRRAE'EH <7slste1
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8. LAND OFFICE. ST. CLOUD, MINI,
l =, -.-.. Jn1v 10 1884, ~ -'"y...t -!

EDWARD 0. HAAllN, Attorney for Mortgagce. =
Ia Cd I'D July. 1869. - aug57
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!. ssld " III Druggists and psaists In lsdisins..
COOK, cosuRl1 / CO.
i Gon1 Agents for North Western etaSes,
y u p1ARDo1u s11311. o1pAao,I M. !:
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NOElCE-U. &. LAND OFFICE.
IN ~ f1.ssl

st Cloud, Miaa., August u, IsGa
complaint having been de at this once nv
Ao Zoo against John Bsntz fox abandoning b..
sa nM antry No. II dated April II, 1865. us
~ range 80 in stearas county, Hinnes,ss r;'
ssT 20 ,s q sad pars
srR DAY or OCTOBER, 1ssy a ~ oIIee On toe
noon 70 rssposd aud furnish testimony concernax I'D
l. - ys~-5 -,..z. -.s... C.. L. i3IT.HAxt nn..I
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NVl1UE~U. 8. LAND OFFICE. ------------.
Complaint having been entered At ttis om.. s.,
Ai!rsa "; Tyler against Levi. Aayes for abandon
iog hts Homestead Entry No. 2lll, dated Eoyemie-
It'll, 1866, upon the nv N ne Il and lots snd =
section township l2S range 81. in T,.Id
county, Alnnesota, with . vicw to the CANCEL
latton cfsaid entry; tho said parfiez are hereby
summoned 70 appear at this Office On the zlsr DAY
1862 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon to re;
spond and furnish testimony concerning said ALLEGED
abandonment.
4 C. A. GILMAN, Register.
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OsTERs AND HANDBlLLs-Al Ii sizes
II and colors, printed on short notice. at
il JOURNAL OFFICE.

sss l'.,
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National Board of Trade.

ANAOAASANNI 4VSt
Al the session OF the National Board
OF Trade to>day the Executive Coun-
Gil recommended that Buffalo, N. Y,
he the next place OF meeting.
The Committee on the resumption ol
specie payment reported resolutions:
First, affirming that the best interests
OF the country demand the restoration
OF specie standard ol value. ,,.tg1.
Second, recommending to Congress
the issue Of 4 per cent bonds, payable
In 80 years with principal and interest
In gold, which may be exchanged for
greeubacks at par, the greenbacks to
be thus withdrawn until the amount
outstanding does not exceed s., ,000. co., :
600, and when thus Withdrawn to be
cancelled. 81. PSI. I!f.-Ii
Third, Authorizing tho establish.
ment Of new National Banks In those
parts Of the country which have not
their due proportion OF su6h banks, to
issue notes not 10 exceed the amount ol
legal tenders withdrawn from clrcula-
ti0n, and In no case 10 exceed one. hall
their paId-up capital. go. h
Fourth, That National banks be re-
quired by law TO retain the coin re.
served for Interest deposited TO secure
their circulation until specie payment
be resumed.
Messrs. opdyke, OF New York, and
Hastie, OF South Carolina, offered q mi-
norlty report, approving the present
tina ncial policy OF the Government and
advocating Its continuance.
Mr.. Smith, Of Philadelphia, offered a
50 bstItute proposing 10 work the U. s.
Treasury with private capital rs may
be necessary, In addition TO the public
money, as chartered for term Of years,
A long and general discussion fol>
lnWAl, b.. fA'
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concluded I'LL So minutes past 2 o'clock,
On motion OF Mr.. Dawes OF MaasR-
chusetts, the message was referred to
tne Committee OF the Whole on the
State OF the Union, and o motion 10
print $4,000 copies was referred 10 the
committee on Printing.
MIR. Sergent OF California, presented
Inc credentials Of Mr.. ClRves, delegate
from New Mexico, and Mr.. Garfield, ,
delegate from Washington Territory,
These delegates and those from Wyo.
ming and Montana, were then sworn In.
Mr.. Stokes OF Tennessee, from the
Committee on the Ninth Census, re-
ported q bill for the taking Of the cen.
sus, and moved that II be printed and
next,
Mr.. Paine, Of Wisconsin, rose to q
question Of privilege, and moved that
all credentials Of members elect from
the States OF Virginia and Mississippi
be referred 10 the Committee on EIec-
tlons.
Mr.. Judd, OF Illinois, introduced q
6ill TO repeal portion OF tho Internal
revenue law, 10 As to relieve pork and
peef packers from paying taxes as
manufacturers. Referred 10 tho Com.
inLltee on Ways and Means.
The House then, at 3:l5 4. NJ, al.
jonrnel,
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REPORT OF THE POSrMASTER
GENERAL.
WAsH1NaroN. Dec. @.

WARRINGTON. Dec. Q.
The Postmaster Generals report
shows that the ordinary revenues OF
that Department Tor the fiscal year end.
Ing June 80, 1869, were SIS, ,34i, $40, and
the expenditures S23 ,69S, Isl. Mr.. Cress.
we'll holds that the deficiency Is due 10
three causes, namely: repression Of
paper currency; unpaid postage, and
printed matter and the ranking prlvI.
lege. The first he regards as a tempo,
rary evil which cannot be remedied
the second can be regulated by strln-
gent laws, the passage Of which he REQ.
ommenda, and the third should be
abolished. BY these means he believes
the Department can be made self.
supporting. The practical operations
OF the Department during the year
were satisfactory; Its bushes Increased
materially, proving more extensive
correspondence, superlnduced doubt
less by the greater efficiency In the
transmission and delivery OF the malls.
A careful revision and readjustment oi
the pay on the railroad routes 10 recon-.
mended.
Mr.. Cresswell urges the re.establish
ment OF an American line OF traus-At.
lantio steamers. During the fiscal yeai
money order Offices increased 10 l,4O9
and receipts TO $l7G. .257, OF which there
was q surplus over expenditures oil
SG5. .553. A further extension OF the sys.
tenn Is recommended, its steady sue.
cess having proved its utility, and the
confidence OF the people In liz safety,
Oh June 3Oth, there 27,l06 postoiticeI
In operation. Mr.. Cresswell recon.
mends the adoption OF numerous
measures calculated 10 increase the el.
ticlency OF the Denartment,
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CINCINNATI, Dec, @

NAHOANNAIlt DeCs u
FLouR-Unchanged.
GRAlN-Wheat- Dull red winter
81 l0al Is and no sales. Uorn-Lower
sold at Zoo for old and held ut 95a9Sc
Oats-Flrm at 5la5Gc. Rye-Steady al
9Oa95c. Barley-Nominally unchanged
CoTroN-Unchanged; sales OF mlddl.
ing at 2SAc.
WHIsKY-Dull at 97a9sc.
PRoVIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Declining
II was offered at $50 5OaSl 90 and no
sales; there Is: no demand for bulk
meats, prices nominal; shoulders were
offered at 1lAal2c and sides 15XalGa
16Hc. Bacon-Dull; shoulders held al
14Hc and sides at l7xalSH for clear rlt
and scarce. Lard-Firm; paleable aI
17Ac for steam and 1870 for kettle, bul
i is held 10 higher. Green Meats
Dull; closing at llKal5Nc. Hams
1916.
Hoas-Dull; packers are holding Off
the whole range at 80 75al0 90; receipts
0,S00 head.
BUTTER-Uuchanged nj 30a35c.
EGGs-Decllned 10 36A37C. ..
No change In oil.
GRooRRIEs-Sugar-Dull and Nakc
lower. Cofee-Unchanged.
CoAL-Lower.
SEIDs-.Clover-.Firm at 100 Dol
pound. Tlmothy-FIrm al a 90.
GoLD-122N buying.
EXoHANdE-Steady at lilo discount
buying.
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CHICAGO, Dec. O.
FLoUR-Sllghtly lower; sales at IS SIX
as 37H for fair to choice spring extras;
IS 25 for spring superfne, and 90 25a
6 90 for winter extra.
GRAIN-Wheat-DuIl and 2a2Hc low.
er; sales at 921<o for No. !, and 88Xa
S9Hc for No. 2 for future delivery; the
latter sold at 8S3<aS99<c, seller Decem-
Der: S91<a0Oc, seller last half do; 9O<a
0lkc, buyer the month, and 901fa9l xc,
seller January. During the afternoon
sales were made at 8S1fc, cash and sci
Ter December. Oorn-Dnll and irreeu.
lar, closing at 7S1fa79c for No. 2: on.
tional trading was 77S<a7SI<, seller tie
month; 7Ska79I<c, seller Iast half, aud
79]1aSO11c, seller January. In the after.
noon the market was nominally at
1870. 0Ats-1n fair demand at 47a
1910, closing at inside price. Rye
Market closed easier but steady, with
buyers at TIC for No. 2. Barley-Dull
and nominal at S0aSlc for No, 2,
DREssRD Hods-Less active, closing
at l2Nal2Nc for choice lots, dividing on
200 pounds.
BRRF CATTLE-Steady and demand
light; S3 76a4 l2h for stockers.
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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF
THE INTERIOR.
WASHINGTON. Deo. {

WASHINGTON, Dec. 0.
The public lands sold during the wear
amounted to 1886, ,l5l acres, abont a
million greater than the previous year.
The number entered under the home-
stead laws which are included In the
above, exceeds last year by four un.
urea Thousand cash receipts nearly
four and hall million dollars. ThIr-
teen thousand seven hundred and
slxty-two patents were issued during
the year. The fees being $2l3, ,936 In
excess OF expenditures. Last year the
expenditures exceeded the receipts OF
the appropriation asked for the Patent
Ohce the next fiscal year 1854, 40.
Thirty millions will be required for
the pension service during the next
fiscal year. The Secretary urges the
assem6lage Of the Indians upon larger
reservations, where their numbers will
be more aggregated and where the
more civilized OF them will influence
the others in striving TO progress in the
arts OF peace, and earnestly recon-
mends an appropriation TO enable the
tribes In the Indian territory proper, To
form general organization with most
OF the elements Of territorial govern.
ment. He believes they will be pre-.
pared to dispense with the tutelage Of
agents II they may have delegate In
the House OF Representatives TO speak
for them. The Indians north Of Platte
river ace as yet unprepared for similar
organization, but tho time can't be far
distant when two or three OF the prln>
cipal Indian territories may properly
embrace all the tribes east OF the Rocky
Mountains. The same policy OF CON.
centration will apply 10 the country
west OF the Rocky Mountains, The
Secretary approves Of the labors o I the
Peace Commissioners and the policy
now pursued by the Indian agents.
BE suggests the placing Of educated
freedmen under charge OF CommIs-
sioners Of Education. He recommends
the erection Of fre.proof buildings for
Federal courts. A statement or the
the Pacific Railroad is given, the facts
In which are already known. The al-
fairs Of the District OF Columbia are
alluded to and some recommendation
made. He concludes with an arEu.
iuent In favor OF the civil service,
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NeW York Cattle Market.

NEw YORK, Dec. 0.
BEEvEs-Count $3.50 head for tho
week and 2.250 for to day. The market
Ia good and about all sold at prices Xc
better than last Monday, and 10 better
than Friday. The snow storm blocked
up the roads and stimulated butchers.
Prices ranged at 1lal0al4I 10, with few
bulls at 90, and a small number OF ex-
ira tat cattle at l7c; the average was
strong at l4Xc; Texans llalSc, and 9TH
er ordinary steers showed the greatest
advance.
SHERP-kaHc higher but not all sell.
Ing. Total 24.l25 head; on sale to-day,
S,4GO head. Thin sheep sell at 4ka6c;
fair TO good at 5l1aGc; prime TO extra al
GHa7I1c.
H0Gs-WeRk at 1Oallc; total, 20. .l3O
head. To-day 5l cars dressed sold aI
!SHalSNc; western dressed scarce al
l3Nal3Xc.
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Now YORK Produce Market.

NRw YORK. Dec. O.
CoTToN-Firmer; sales 1900 bales
middling uplands at 251Sc.
FLoUR-Quiet and without change:
moderate export demand for low
grades and extra.
GRAIN-Wheat-Flrm and quiet; No.
2 2spring 81 S0a1 81; winter red and am.
Der white 81 Seal 3S. Barley-Un-
changed. Oats-LoWer and dull, clos
ing &C 63a6io. Corn-Qulel; sound
mixed IL 10Ha1 1l1<.
PRoVIsIoNs-MesS Pork-QuIet and
steady; sales 800 bbls new vt $50 OOa
50 25. Beef--Nominally unchanged,
Cut Meats-Nominal. Baoon-Steady;
moderate demand. Lard-QuIet; lSs
1910 for prime steam.
BuTTRR-Quiet.
CHRRsE-Dull.
Edas-Unchanged.
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NEW York, Dec. Q.

M NkW IUhhl DuUt %
The Corouers Jury returned verdict
that Richardson came TO his death from
the effects OF pistol ball discharged by
Mcfarland. The prisoner being ex-
amlued made brief statement by bis
counsel, John Graham, that he waited
for his vlndlcatIon, the Impartial trial
guaranteed him by the laws OF the
State. He was committed TO- await the
action OF the grand jury. '
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The Winnipeg war PcEglnE Ou,,

A special dispatch from st. Paul.
Mlnn., TO the Globe, says the latest In
telligence from Fort G ary Indicates that
the insurreoLiou Ii dying out. Only
about hfty insurgents are under arms,
the remainder having disbRnded and u
portion OF them had left for the plains
on a winter buffalo hunt. The inBur-
gent council met on the 10Th ult., and
adjourned on tho 10th. The result Of
their deliberations are unknown.
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The MRssAdE.-The message was is'
sued last evening shortly after dark by
both offices In this city. We believe
our nelghbor succeeded in getting out
an uncorrected proof sheet a few min
uIeS In advance; but 1t has been so long
since he did the like that we freely for
give him this harmless little plecc oi
enterprise.
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nx rELEGRAPlI,
rIE NEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE
FRAUDS.
Arrest or BIackford, tho AbscondinE
Deputy Collector.

Arrest or BIackforti, tho Absc0ndinE
Deputy Collector.
NEw YORK, Dec. 0.
The Government detective who was
sent 10 Montreal to effect the exLradl.
ton Of ex-Deputy Collector Blackford,
Ut that city, arrived there Friday even.
Ing, and Immediately conferred with
Mr.. Blackford, who on learning che de-
sire OF the Government 10 have him re.
turn 10 the United States, ohesrfully
waived oil forms Of law and voluntarl-
ly returned, "a he stated he was by no
means the principal In the alleged
frauds, and had been made the scape.
goat OF others. Mr.. Blackford reached
lhia city last night, and day will give
bonds In any amount to answer the
charges against him. II Is believed the
return OF Blackford will result In the
sudden departure from the country ol
more than one who has 30 far consider
I'd himself safe.
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se$
NEW YORK CITY,

Donation for Vigilance Committee.
NRw York, Dec. Q.
ChaS. Van Duson o wealthy citizen,
donates $4,000 10 form Vigilance
COMMITTEES, 70 rid this city or thieves
and murders. The committee IL to be
organized In January.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 0.
Dry goods are quiet and generally
unchanged. Stewart has bought from
agents the entire stock OF Pacific Mills
merlnos, which haVe been selling reg.
ularly at 30aS5c for letters A and AA,
and is now selling them at "a and 26o
respectively for plain styles and 21c
higher for selections,
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THANKs-To Mr.. A. T. McKelvGy,
the oblIgIng agent OF the Associated
Press, and to his capable corps OF as-
sIstants In the Western Union ollCe,
our thanks are due for promp!ness
and accuracy In furnishing the Mes
sage; and scarcely less to tho sprIghtly
young gentlemen, the messengers, who
served the report at our Office with
regular nromptitude.
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mur,,orcr cOnvlotet n. C,eveland.
CLnYElANp DC. 9.

James Il. Brown, on trial here for
tho murder ol his wife Ut Berea, Ohio.
some months since, has been convicted
OF murder In the second degree.
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The House resumed its session at
1880, when Mr.. Schenck, from the COM
mltlOe appointed to walt upon the
President, reported that the duty
assigned them had been attended to,and
the President would send message In
After a delay OF few minutes. Gen.
Porter, the Presidents private secreta-
ry, appeared with the annual message
OF tho President, which was read by the
Clerk, MIR. Mcpherson. The strictest
attention was paid by members on the
floor Rs well as by spectators In the
galleries. When that part referring to
Georgia was read there was applause on
the Republican side Of the House,
which was, however, speedily checked
by the Chair.
The reading Of the message was not
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FOREIGN NEWS.
By Cable Tolegraplf to tho IntelllSenCOr.
BPAIR,

Progress OF BIckIes' Diplomacy Re.
speetIng Cuba.
A letter from Madrid reports the
progress Of Slokles' Cuban diplomacy
with the members OF the Spanish Cabl-
net 10 the 7th OF November. The ma.
tlonal prejudices were being disslpated
rapidly, and the question Of sale and
transfer Of the island was talked over
quietly during y series Of very pleasant
ministerial feGsts.
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Female Suffrage In wyoming.
CHEYENNE, Dec. 6.
The Female Suffrage Bill passed both
Houses OF the Wyoming Legislature.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
IBy Telegraph.l
New York Money. and stock Market.
.H. NEW YORK, Dec, O.

sTRRIINo@pall sy N a. Ios Ios,GsIosW, 2sI ssH''
GoLD-Active and firmer; open ed Al
l22N: closed at l2SH. Clearances, S2S,-
100000.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-WhIch have
been active and decidedly higher, de-
clined In the atternooni closing barely
steady.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

SToCKs-Have declined and are un,
settled but close generally firm.