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- GERMAN ODD-FELLows.-A lodge of, the
independent Order of Odd-Fellows has
been Instituted at Stuttgart, Germany, by
Special Commissioner DR.. j. T. Morse, of
California, being the first lodge of the Or
der ever established in that country.
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MnS1sE 1arsaz.IaEHOg.

Si1NIhTUAE ALMANAC. DEC. %, isfo.
gun rises. .,,....,u. 7.ls1 Noon sets..s."". s.oi
am sets ,,,.,.,,,,.. d42I High tide.......... all
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Foreign Markets rBr TrIEenApH.1

: y FUreISH Nafket5 : Lbf 4 ELEIHAPH.I,. - 3
LONDON, Dec. 2l-Ncon.- Ccnsols, OIL. United
States Bonds quiet. 49,. .s5s
) mer.can securities q let. The approach OF the
holiday brings business to stand-sLil. The tone
of the stock market u generally conhd dent. 3
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2I- Hoon.-- Cotton steady /;
up.sods, Std: Orleans, sS@sad. Flour armer.
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GHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
VI aOAD.--N OF G E.-!The Freight Trains
lie wing each end OF the line OF this read on BAT
URDAY,tne .4th Instant, WI run tEroughf ana
lie over until WEUNE .DAY, tbs 2sth instant, on
which day they VIII leave and make. one TIP
throus III each way, and VIII commence tnelr reg
uary. 1871. Goods for shiom nj WIN be, received
ON Friday the $50, Tuesday, the 21th, and on
Saturday, ths sAst Inst. 49, s;.A $500. .ss.
Richmond Dec. 10, 1870. 81 do 7o--3ff
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Fatal steamboat Accident on the
Mfsstssipps-.seventeen Persons

y1cKsBuRa. Miss, Dec. 21.--The steamer
Nick Wall, from st. Louis for Vieksburg,
struck snag Sunday night at Grand Lake.
The cabin fell in, and foated four miles,
and Is total loss. The hull is tied up az
Maryland landing. Her freight was badly
damaged. There were 125 deck and fifteen
cabin passengers aboard. Seventeen dead
bodies have been recovered. Many Others
are supposed TO be drowned. Charley Nc
Clures was drowned.
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Proposals.

~ OFFICE JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT
- RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 10, 1870. ) a:
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y CEIYED at this of1Ce until IL O'Clock on
TUEsDRY. Jdnn4ry 3, 1871, for the COASTRUC-
TON tiF TWO hAT-BUATS. =
sspecthcations can be.obtained by application TO
The tight is rcservedto reject any or an bids.
-. H.. d. MINOR.
.,.i S, Engineer James River improvement.
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STEWARDS OFFICE e. i. ASYLUM,
Il; WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Dec. L 1870.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will
In be received at this Office, addressed to. the
hoard of Directors, until Fl EsDAf.s no Al. M,
January q 1s7l for supply wing this Win
STlEhCS for the quarter ending 6tst March, IT'LL
In,ormatfon With regard to character, quality,
and auanfity furnished pom apple alton.
;'..'1sa az. order Roard OF Directors. g$s
nos.s, isSseD g ..7-E. W.thEE, Steward.
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PosT-oFFICE APPoINrhENrs.St Stafford
nrtHouse.a Va, Thomas Lawry; The
Plains, Va, W.P. Saylor. tls.s 80. IS
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TIE BoUSDARY. LINES Of MARYLAND AND.
.y1RGIE1A. II correspondent OF the Baltl-
more Sum. Asn0polis, Dec. M.-The
boundary commissioners OF Virginia ana
MARYLAND have been notified to convene Dy
the Governors Of the two States. =; q,
Z Upon the applic asien OF Governors BOWIE
and Walker the United States 9ove1nmens
ana engineers.at the service of the commits mis-
rinrarG t.4s.srs- -. ..s
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LATEST FRoM ! WAsnrNGTON.,
The Personal DffsscuIfy betweenGrant
!, .tsf and summer. sc 30 -;

- ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DEP ATcH.j
.WAsHiMFoN, ID. O., Dec; The serf.
Gus personal difficulty Between Grant and
Sumner on the st. Domingo question Is Gre
5ating q most emphatic sensation, and the
appearances are that, instead of the breach
In their friendly relations being healed, It
viii result In arousing the utmost anger and
indignation on both sides. The speech Of
Sumner In the Senate to-day, in which he
to personal friends Of the Presf.
dent,te stay him in the career he has adopt
ed, excites wild and varied comment. 4 I;
.,.5:.f, .,s,a05afis ~ n ssg &c TRpDEGAH. q
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Governor Bowie VIII Issue o preela ana
fan palIzinr the DAYS 81 fefs 1stlaas ana
New. Z carr IS which ian on Sunday as punyI
lie holidays. BassfnaoTe AnseT7eG's.
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posnn McGREERy.--Nos thanks are due to
fhsl Senator, either from the family OF Gen:
n II ,eel the southern people gene orally, nor yet
from the great Conservative element o. t sas
country who would kesp out q i SlgnsR ios
the present at least, gu sucn ,nas
IT. ~ in treating with contempt those VINO
ssiII he aeafi. rotten, and forgotten in few
Wars whilst the fame of Lee VIII over
shado,w ali the land. Rsnchester Se,lss1aes.
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WE PRESUME there will BIO no serious Oh

We PRESUME there will be no serious op-
position to the reelection of Senator John
ston.z Bis locality alone can be urged as an
objection to him, and that is matter Of
small moment. With r. T. Daniel, John
Goode. Jr., Gov. Walker, or James .Neeson
as aspirants from Eastern Virginia, the
Senator might have felt some anxiety as to
have much to fear from any of the names
mentioned amongst the standing candidates
in the Legislature for all vacancies to be
iilled.- Winchester Sentinel. -. - :,
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KENTUCKY NEVER TIREs.-Last week Sem
ator McCreery devoted an hour to the
eulogizing of Gen. Lee, much to the dis
gust of the public in general. On Monday
Mr.. Jones, an ambitious youth from Ken
lucky, offered in the House of Represents
tires resolution in favor of full amnesty.
This he prefaced with preamble as full OF
rebellion and secession as well might be.
They whole thing was summarlly voted
down by 142 noes to IA ayes, proof that
even the Democrats took little interest in
this absurdity. They are aweary Of the
pertinacity cfthe men who, having dragged
the country into war, now, after the sword
has settled the issues involved, seek to keep
up the strife and to agitate forgotten ques-
tions. Give us now McCreery and Jones
in Congress, and add q hafdozen regular
fire-eaters from the South, and while the
mortified Democrats are kept apologizing
aud explaining in public what they curse
in private, the Republicans will see con-
slant accessions to their ranks. Men York
Comm eTCidL. '' - 1870
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Senator Sumner on Sam Domingo
Onslaught ON Grants Diplomacy
Hts Agent o " COnspirat0r "-Open
Breach with the President.

Onslaught ON Vr8npS DfplOMacy-
Hts Agent q I" Conspirator ''-Openl
Breach with the President.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-senator Sumner
made his speech against the acquisition OF
San Domingo In the Senate to-day. Allud-
ing to President Baez, Casereau, and Fa-
bers, he said they were conspirators with
General Babcock, who called himself in the
protocol the side de camp" Of President
an office? It was unknown to the laws.
The object of appointing commission to
proceed to San. Domingo was to commit
Congress to annexation, as, 1.-THE Prest-
dent merely desired information he could
have sent q commission and paid them out
of the Secret Service Fund -.i s.
In the protocol signed by Baez and Bah
cock, the latter pledged that the President
would so influence Congress as to make an
nexation necessity. So the first thing the
President did was to send q naval force TO
San Domingo that President Baez might
betray his country. .r.... ...a,,s =
, MT. Sumner showed that naval officer
had entered the capital Of Hayti and threat
ened the authorities that il. they endeavored
to thwart the object of annexation he would
bring his guns to. bear and. blow down the
town about their ears. The Government
would not sos threaten a. stronger Power,
such as France or ENGLAND. We could not
acquire the island Of San Domingo, for one.
half belonged TO Hayti; and If we, annexed
San Domingo, we would have to assume 3
part of the 60, 0O0, 600 francs that Hayti and
San Domingo owe to France. In every
view Of the case bloody law suit.
Mr.. Sumner appealed both to Mr. Morton
and the Vice-President to call on the Pres
| ident and ask him to retrace his steps. and
not follow the example OF Presidents
Pierce, Buchanan; and johnson.
The President on the Removal OF the
s.t.i. .5 Capasal. = - 7<ss Z,
WAsH1SaToS, Dec. 21-Aidnght. Pre-
sident Grant tonight, in replying tota de-
monstration of the ssBoys in Blue" said
any attempt to remove. the capital was, in
his opinion, unconstitutional.
+; General News. -.
wasH1NGroN, Dec. 21.-Mr. Hooper viii
succeed Mr.. Schenck as chairman OF the
| Committee OF. Ways and Means.
Forbes Parker, paymaster United states
navy, has not appeared before the court
martial to answer for the $40, 600 for when
|. he fefaulted. 1t is thought ne has leit tne
j. ne Morris, executive clerk Of the Sem
afe. has nurchased the Washlngto ton ,ghTons-
Gle. IL Win be continued as the Admins us
Mr. schenck was nominated to-day for
] Minister to England also, Adams tor Got
Hector of st. Johns, Fla. 8.
| TIE war Department has no adyices o.
TROUBLES at the Georgia election.
i The Dnnyille Lake 0ntario) lighthouse
has been blown down. Z,
-Four. men were sentenced In Baltimore
Yesterday to eighteen years each inzt the
/ Stats prison for killing q policeman #no
was trying to arrest one OF them.
+ Chsrgss against some OF the engineer en l
Iploy6s at Gid Point are shortly 20 Do in'
J yesSigated.
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q ~
Removals of Disabilities from Virgil.
q nians-senatOrL Lewis on the Floor
The General Amnesty up Again I'm
the Senate. 80
WAsH1NaToN, Dec. 21.-The following
took place In the Senate to-day:
Mr.. Bayard gave. way to Mr.. Lewis, Of
Virginia, who called up bill for the relief
Of the political disabilities of certain citi-
zens of Virginia, which was read. ..s ss,s,-
Mr.. Trumbull, ofIll., moved as an amend
from the select Committee on Disabilities.
:. Mr.. Lewis besought the Senator not to
ieopardiZe his bin by this amendment.
MFR. Trumbull said he had no desire to
jeopardize the bill. He wanted it to pass,
but he wanted the thing to he general. 1t
was time to stop these special amnesty bills.
They were becoming more Objectionable
every day, because they were partisan. If
q Republican was elected to Office his dis
abilities were forthwith removed, but when
a, Democrat was elected such was not the
case.
+ Mr.Lewis believed that none Of the par
ties in this bill were Democrats.
Mr.. Trumbull: Well, that is worse than
If they were all Democrats: y :',S...
Mr.aLewis stated that he had just been
informed that the bill was mixed. Laugh
MIR. Trumbull: Well, that is better. :.
Messrs. Morton and Conkling called for
the regular order, but the Chair (Mr. Will
liams) decided that as no objections had
been made to the taking up Of the disability
bill it could not be displaced.
Mr. Lewis hoped Mr.. Trumbull would
let the bill pass, but The Senate proceeded
with the San Domingo resolutions, and the
bill was shut of. 80. ..t,55 : 30
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KAilROADS,
81 sg "a ea Sd

G l M a ssa sssssssss:s:s.ss.iasss:;ss -
: GENE TICK 1T AND FREIGHT DEPART &
RICHMOND, Yh.t Dec. 70, 1870. 3ff
SPRCIAL NOTICE.-THE FREIGHT
eiser saT6RDa i !: 18th antis sAT6E6AY, siss
Preigts for transportation viii not DO received
AFTER saturday, 2dth Inst .ns until Saturday atst
2sts instant, at i IT., until Monday. 81 January,
b direction of ED. t. D. MYEns, gensrsl su-
pertEtendent, u; b. sf sifsTH II 81. q
de 81 4t General Freight ana alcke. Agent.
B FaEranT OFFICE B. q Y.R.R 3. R:DsPoT,,
RICHMOND, Dec. 20. 1870.
|H'HE FREIGHT OFFICE W ILL BE
u ciosed on MOND y, tie 26tn inst. and no
f.etght VIII be received or delivered on THAI daT.
ne rain WIN mot leave !, Richmond OF,
By orcer u the superintendent: =, o.
de a1--td Freight and Ticket Ageat. y
RICHMOND AND YoaK RIVER RAILnoAD,3
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFrcE,
g RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 10, 1870. y ~
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Decem.
" Der 10 1870, the TRAINS on this road win be
run as follows: st,i .7s2stA III (,
PASSENGER TRAINS.
GOING EAsT.-Leayss Richmond daily Sunday
excepted) at LIS p. IL; arrive Ut west FONT Az
GOING WEST Leave West Point daily isun-
day excepted ats A. NJ; arrive at Richmond q
Ira Trains connect at West Poin. on Tuesday,
Thursday, and -sarurday With sreasners for river
landings and BALTIMORE .sseFs ~ - gtsysT q
FREIGHT TEAM, WITH PASSENGERS CAB
- Alta OH sLb.I =; ); NJ ~
Le4ye Richmond ON Tuesday, Thursday. and
Saturday ct A. III arrive ~ Vest Point at 7;ao
Leave e. West Point at ] 2. A.; arrive In Kich-
mold at Sis p. Al. tsss& !. ~ 81 ~ 4lt5st
THROUGH FREIGHT $50
For BALTIMORE and oil points NORTH and
WEST received daily ana for%eEded promptly.,s.t
North and West. 81. T; DoIGLAa
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.;tBy Associated Prsss.] :
80 Congressional. "a.

~ AsH1NGToE, Dec. 81 -Holse.-The am
nesty blu was postponed to the 11th0f Jan
'uary.a 49, so 1tS&, - f''s',f%s 30
1o2 to s.. e 7E&77 ,1,-f'ss
The Speaker announced that to-moSr.rrow,s
session would be for debate only. This de-
lays the San Doming go reso buttons until after
the recess. 81 - -. =, go = .,. 2T
Thu. Committee Of Ways and Means ". was
instructed to consider the expediency Of
aeo!ishing the compulsory use, OF metres by
re Committee on Rstrenchment was APP
! a joint committee was appotnted5-Messrs.
the affairs at the custom:h house in New Or
leans.
Il Senate.-Mr. Sumner made q personal
explanation, III which he said he had criti-
:cised but not attacked the President. 49,.
The sugar tariff came UP, but its conside-
rationgwas delayed by motion to take up
q bilirepealing the income tax. 3asg .;ctt -
+ THE intention evidently Is to carry the
sugar question over the recess.1 ,...z 5..-yt,
The dispute over the precedence, OF, rival
bills exhausted the morning hour, when
the San Domingo resolutions came up In
order.
Mr.. Sherman moved to. postpone them to
take UP the sugar tariff, and called the ayes
and noes on his motion.
iMr. Summer styled the resolutions "per-
nicious.7 s@7@F3R. no
MIR. Sherman's motion was ,lost--25 to 20.
J. Mr.. Sumner then proceeded to speak on
the resoluti ions; and tonight Mr.. Morton is
speaking.
Mr.. Morton yielded the floor few mo.
ments, and the sugar tariff bill was passed
without amendment, and now. goes to the
President. ~ t.za2s1,s..,s.' 80 .E.s.S : :,
= Midnight.-The Senate Is still in session
on the San Domingo question, with q pros
pect of an all-night session. e. - =,
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mACHrn ri;
m AGHINE SHOP.

SEOAT b ADDIEt1EGH.s
:. AAGAIkIST5. ~ ~ ~. II
,WoRHB AND OEELCE: ls22 And lAz2 gAAHs
- sTysEXY, BETwETy F0uRTEENTn4ND
a. - -. ~ FIFrEENTH SThEETSs ~ sssrst ~
RIcMMoaD, WE GIMIA. -
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cWEET CIDER
for SAFE BY

Z ; go 49, for sale Dy ;3is e
-: 49, 5fJ.s MEGA
1 "a. IL -, 6rd and Marshall streets.
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY By CABLE. ~
There has been no recent communication
between King William and the Pope.
The bark John Tyler, from Charleston.
on fire at Liverpool yesterday, was scuttled
to save her hull and cargo.
1t is untrue that Turkey has determined
to act independently Of the great Powers.
The. brigantine Brisk, from New York
for Liverpool, has been wrecked off the
Welsh coast, and two of her crew drowned.
The Garibaldians in the eastern depart
ments of France are suffering bitterly from
cold.
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TILE IIROPEAN WAR.
sEOTlsf.e ADvANcE OF HAyHE.
Evacuation Of lnaportans Points
rIE comrNa coNrEgENcr.
sUxnARYsorwAR NEWS.

DC, Dc, DC.
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WEDNESDAY,. Dec. q, 1870.
SENATE.
sona;e met at noon. Prayer by Rev.
~ /. !
ANNUAL REroRTs.

=. r,rs,psSr laid before. the Senate o
ne .,'r;ca,jon from the Governor, enclos-
'l nmn"amn,,sl reports octhe auditor ofPub-
NJ mis- treasurer, Board of Directors
), TpIsn;tcntiary. Boards OF Directors of
10, a., torn and Western Lunatic Asyiims,
'G q" ~ Visitors OF the Institution for the
% x. . M Dumb and Blind, and Board Of
~ !. Az If the Central Lunatic Asylum.
>', accumulation was laid on the table.
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4e5 ass &. Z. sroKHs4 90.
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Renil Esta tie.
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The subscriber will sell the following proper
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A. W. FERRY, No. Hyde Park.
Feb. 10Th, 1870. 13tf
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A CARD
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Prize a Cold Metal, at the recent
great trial at the Fair Of the american
Institute, IN Nev York; at the State
Fairs Of Michigan Kansas, New Jersey.
and whereDe, erh5bited, tor superiority IN
"Pipe-iihe Quallty," " Poace,'" and "Ka-
riety Of Tone" and for general erceltem-
ceS
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-09-14
This Company, during the II months
of it's existence, has issued
000 0 POLICIES,



1924, 900, 900 ms U r AN G II.
The extraordinary rapid progress of the Com
my attcsts the estimation in which it is held
by the public, and the large amount of new bus
mess transacted is the best evidence of the pop
ularity of its principles, and its adaptability to
meet the requirements of insurers
Applications for Agencies, with references and
testimonials as to character, responsibility, and
adaptation to the business, should be addressed
to the General Agents as below:
ROLLINS & CHANDLER, Boston, General
Agents for New England and Eastern Prov
inces of Canada J. P. TUCKER, Manager.
Active and energetic agents wanted for I'M
represented Districts in Vermont; apply to j.
R. ARLINGTON, st. Adams, Vt, Special Agt
CHARLES BUTTON, agent for Lamoille Co..
Hyde Park, Vt. 15y1