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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, D. G.,
JAnuarV -, 1851.

By virtue of the authority conferred by
law upon the Secretary OF the Treasury,
notice is hereby given that the principal
ind the accrued interest Of the bonds herein
below designated will be paid at the Treas
uFy OF the United States, in the City Of
Washington, on the 18th day Of March,
1882, and that the interest on said bonds
will cease that day, viz: Registered bonds
OF the acts OF July II and August 5, 1861,
continued during the pleasure OF the gov
eminent, under the terms Of circular No.
y, dated April II, 1881, TO bear interest nj
the rate Of 81 per cont per annum from
July |, 1881, us follows: $50-N0. 1851 to
1850, both inclusive; Sl00-No. 1900 to 49,
700, both inclusive; S500o-No. g,60t 10 TO-.
900, both inclusive; $l,00O-No.. 400 to
4S000, both inclusive; s., ,00O-N0. 1000 TO
lG l5O both inclusive; Sl0,0O0-No. 30, l0l
32550, both inclusive; total $4,000 600.
NtNuy Of the bonds originally included in
the above numbers have been transferred
and cancelled, leaving the outstanding
amount above stated.
Bonds forwarded for redemption should
be addressed 10 the "Sccreiary Of the
Treasury, Loan Division, Washington"
and all bonds called by the circular should
be assigned 10 the Secretary OF the Treas.
ury, for redemption"
Where checks in payment are desired in
favor Of any one but the pnyce, the bonds
should be assigned to the Secretary Of
the Treasury, for redemption for account
Of" there insert the name OF the person Or
persons to whose order the check should
he made payOble),
(Signed) CHARLES ]. FoLGER,
Secretary.
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FoRrY,SEVESrII CONGRESS.
The Proceedings hesenate and House
of rRenresenthtlHes.

OIL NeereheutNttSets
WAsntxoToS, January l2.-In the House
to-day Mr.. Robeson, from the Committee
on Rules, submitted areport increasing the
membership of the following committees:
Ways and Means, to Is; Judiciary, to 10;
Banking and Currency, to Is; Commerce,
to 10; Agriculture, to 10; Foreign Affairs,
to Is; Military Affairs, to 10; Postotlice and
Post Roads, to l5; Public Lands, to l5i
Pacific Railroads, to 10; Improvement Of
Navigation on the Mississippi River, to To-
Invalid Pensions, to 10; War Claims, to l5i
and Accounts, to II.
Mr.. Bayne introduced a bill to repeal the
tax on bank deposits and the stamp tax on
bank checks, and to reduce the tax on the
circulation OF National banks. Referred,
The House went into Committee OF the
Whole (Mr. Calklins in the chair on the
censushppropriatien bill. The general de
hate having ended the bill was read for
amendments,
Mr.. Holman moved an amendment BY
adding TO the bill the following: "But this
act shall not DO construed rs giving the
sanction OF Congress to any contract or en-
racement entered into by any officer 18th!
IGoyernment for the public service beyond
| The limit OF the appropriation previously
madp by which liability, either legal OF
eouitable, should be created against thu
limited Ssates.n Rejected, 10 TO l04, tn!
Democrats voting in the affirmative anC
the RenubiiCnns in the negative.
The Committee finally rose, ndreportet
1.-The Census Appropriation bill, when
passed without division. 1t appropriate
$4,000.
\ olution calling on the Secretary ot the II
I terror for the following information; II q
the pensions arising from the war Of the Il
bellion shall be adjudicated within seye
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INGALLS, INDIGNANT
AT SENATOR sEops RHETORIC
On the Arrears Of Pensions Act -Rsprsasd Wrath
.aa. will Soon Rasas The OmlnOus Calm.
OAlO River Improvements Assistant
Secretary UptOh's Successor.

Special Dispatch to the tHtelllgeaceE
WASHINGTON, January l2.-Tho Senate
to-day witnessed the beginning Of q rhe-
toricat hand.to-hand encounter between
ingalls,, Of Kansas, and Beck. Of Kentucky,
which will not find an end for many day.
Just before the close Of the morning hour
Ingalls, arose, and with his usual aggressive
mir drew the attention OF the Senator from
Kentucky to a certain passagein his speech
Of Wednesday in reference TO the arrears
Of pensions act, which was denounced rs
conceived in sin and brought forth in
iniquity; fraud upon tho people and u
standing monument to the ignorance, self.
ishness and coyardice Of the American
Congress" He stated that he had voted
for the measure, and had introduced such
a bill, and that he should in future call
upon the Senator from Kentucky either to
prove his assertions or retract those state
ments.
Beck turned very red and clutched at his
hair, and arose and asked several days
time to look up the proofs of his state
ments.
Mr.. Ingalls, in his most aggrayattng man
ner said that it would be supposed that an
honorable gentleman who would use such
strong language would have his proofs at
hand.
Mr.. Beck in an irritated way, rose and
said he could not car ya library of re-
ferepces around with him, and sat down
much confused, shaking his fist at Mr..
ingalls,.
The latter then introduced resolution,
endorsing thearrears Of the pension act and
declaring its repeal entirely uncalled for.
The resolution laid over under the rule,
but the future Of to.day's quarrel is looked
forward to with great interest by the
Senators
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.,atis,ician sends to the WASH
a W. pa Oburtr his weather record for
iaEo1, , ,sor. ,~ Ilscpms that there were 100
@eIAs, 1,s. in 1881, S. cloudy, SO rainy and
q Ga, .no%y p,! days The warmest day was
" ',I,, 4o%! @h, when the lhermomet r
ssp5'"I ,1.1 =, los. and the coldcst February I'd,
SOU :, sooi at 10 below zero. Peach
.',ps' WIEN h'n,msJ i OIL May ID, nearly three
us'1 "a. ,,,r than in 1850, and later than in
*',n, We. w., ~, ,Ince 1873. Notwithstanding the
'..!, ~, nv spell the number Of rainy days
H g,nomore than in 1870.
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DErNoTT, MlcH,, january l2.-The dry
goods store Of D. Henley, at Amherstburg,
Ontario, at the mouth o. The Detroit river,
was robbed Of $1,000 worth Of silks last
night Several other places were tried, but
none entered. The thieves stole q 81 600
rig and drove to Windsor, opposite this
city, where the outfit was recovered. The
thieves probably escaped with their plum.
der to this side. N . = ~
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wr ind an obituary OF cx'Goy. Pierpont,
d, Nj, State, in the Dayton (0.) Journal of
wednesday, which is based upon a dis
n,,cb announcing his death. This is pre-
nature to Soy the least. The old Cover
M, Was in fine health at the latest advices,
,nIabIe not only to administer the duties
o(bis office BIT, to consume three square
meaJs per day, We think that he will
p,obabiynot figure in the mortality list for
some time to come. But the question
arises, where did that dispatch start from?
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We will send Br. Dyes celebrated Electro.
VoltaiC Belts and other electric appliances
on trial for thirty days to young men and
older persons who are afflicted with nervous
debility, lost vitality, ETC., guaranteeing
speedy relief and complete restoration OF
neuralgia, paralysis, liver and kidney diffl.
cultles, ruptures and many other diseases.
illustrated pamphlet sent free. Address
Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. rrHskw
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~ FELL from my wagon few days since, .
writes Mr.. @. G. Atkins, Beaver, Pa, and
sprained my wrist so very badly that / could
not attend 10 my business. After using seven.
different remedies, and the pain increasing, 1
tried st, Jacobs Oil. In ten minutes the pain.
had gone, and could enjoy nights Sleep,
II isthe remedy.
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REV CUMBERLAND.
business Notes = Local Laconics and
PerE0nai items.

HuhIneks Notes - Local LncOnics and
PerE0nai items.
Special to the 1ntelligencer.
New CUMBERLAND, January 1.-THE
sewer pipe aud terra Gotta business is
booming, the manufactures being taxed
beyond their capacity. SIcNIahon, Porter
& Co. arc increasing their facilities by nd.
ding a new building to their establishment.
Freeman Brothers are also building an I'D.
dition to their large shop; while Gorlick &
sizer arc putting Up tive.story building
95OxlOO feet. All the works have orders
for more than they can fill, and anticipate
a large increase during 1882.
From the IaaePeadeat OF today:
Miss Jennie Newman is attending school
at Beaver College.
Miss Lou Conncll has returned to Beaver
College,
The regular term Of the County Court
meets the first Monday in February.
Samuel W. Webb, OF this county, left
one day last week for Bethany College,
where he will enter as student.
B. ]. and W. D. Campbell and James NJ.
Porter have purchased twenty-five acres OF
coal land from Squire John Campbell,
and are having new bank opened.
Elder Thompson, OF Wheeling, will com.
mence protraCted meeting in the Disci-
pies Church, this place, the third Lords
day in this month. Services will also he
held in the church on Saturday night pre-.
vious, the l4th inst,
The lands and buildings Of Hancock
county we're assessed as onows:
IN !ell I4i5494 10
In 1881 it75238 "
,,.,...o oo:S: -
5S,bUD ~
Increase In lands 46l 70
Metvase In buildings gS6il 80
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PrrrsDrRoH, January l2.-The Board OF
Health reports thirteen new cases Of small
pox to-day. Tho Municipal Hospital con-
tains seventy cases, and is crowded to its
fullest CAPACITY.
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Our Navy.


Special Dispatch to the lntclligencer:
WAsnfScroN, January l2.-The House
Committee on Naval Affairs visited the
Navy Department to-day and had long
conference with Secretary Hunt upon the
report OF the Advisory Board. Chairman
Harris, OF the committee, said that no
steps relative to the building OF the new
navy would be taken this session, but that
the committee would give some time to the
investigation of the subject, especially the
recommendation Of the Board relative TO
the unarmored cruisers. and would prob
ably be ready by next winter to report
some measure for the improvement OF the
navy. The naval construction bill will be
reported in few days.
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Ngw Yonr, January l2.-I.ast Friday,
near the Worth monument, in an hours
sitting at baccaret, gentleman lost $1,000
and another won $9S00. The winner is
already spending his money and leisure in
Tho orange groves oi Florida.
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Nnted onera slnger IlI.

RlcnMoSD, Va, January t2.-The well
known vocalist, Caroline Richings Ber.
nard, Is lying critically Ill ut her residence,
| In this oily, with the smallpox.
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AUGUSTA, Ga, January l2.-The Langley
cotton factory declared semi,aRRual
dividend Of Sl2 so per share, over twenty
per cent for the year. The net earnings for
the year was twenty-five per cent.
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FOR constipation in children. don't force
them To swallow castor oil; try Denigs Worm
Syrup. A full dose at night, followed by q
smaller one In the morning, will do more
good than the oil, and will be readily taken,
because pleasant.
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N,lIlnn.ln.lao.l

ALBANY, n, y, January l9.-The Senate
Voted for Clerk without result, and in the
House two Intellectual ballots for Speaker
were taken.
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Assistant Secretary of the treasury.

-F7s1''s1 Ut.I7'lFs'' 70 F'7N7 1''Ns1E'DSF1SNtf
WASHINGTON, January 12.-The Star 10
night says: Ex-Representative Gilfillan, OF
Pennsylvania, will be appointed Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury to succeed Mr.
Upton. This positive announcement is be
lieved to be made on good authority. Ru'
NOR has lately assigned the place to George
G. Gorham. The chief objection urged
against the appointment Of Mr.. GiIfillan is
that a Western man should be chosen AS
sistant Secretary, inasmuch as the Secretary
IL frop, Npw York State,
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FIRE RECORD,

4iRusnvILLE, Ill, january ia fire
yesterday, originating in L. H. o. seelcy's
three.story building, spread 10 neighbor.
ing buildings, and inflicted loss Of about
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Text of the lO7th Call for Bonds-De.
Sertnttoa at tte Reads Gated.
WASHINGTON, January l2.-'The follow
ing is the text OF the 10th call for the re-
demption of the bonds of July 18th and
August 9Th, 1861, continued ut 50 per cent
from July /, 1881, issued this afternoon:
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You are Sick; we'll, there is justone remedy
that will cure you beyond possibility Of
doubt. lfits Liver or Kidney trouble, Con-
sumption, Dyspepsia, Debility, "Weii's
Health Rcnewer' Is your hope. 500 Drug.
lists Depot fAughtin Bros. &co., Wheeling
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CoLuMpUs, o., January l2.-Dr. W. CH.
Needham, member OF the Ohio Senate
from Gallipolis District, died this morning
from typhoid pneumonia.
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One year lin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ore |
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FOR SOUj
LOUISIANh I
SEPTEMB

Now is the best nc eo,
hence SOW seeds for C
.er garden. 1t would !
able, after the first W, ,;.r
large plantations Of dwarf ans
yet is not too late to plant a.,
for asuccession and late cror
Strawberry beds may no,o J
prepared, and the plants saa
luritg moist weather. Str4
Fies planted this and the
mouth, or during the monti, O
vemler which is the most "a
bic season for setting them
will produce Il good crop
Spring. Wilson's Albany, althd
a little acid: is the most profit
kind. Triomphe de Gand is OF
Havo; and larger, but less prdYA
tive, hnd if not properly attende,
to, lAble to burn in some loca!iths
Kent cky is a large and excellh
variety. To this list may be Cha"
Downing and Sharless. All of n
foregoing have perfect flowers, ~.
succeed here better than utany d
er varieties that are popular III CO
er climates.
The latter part Of this mouth s
the lest time to SOW onions for j,
general crop. Creole seed is lid
best. The large Italion onions ari
said to succeed we'll in Georgia.
Our gardeners should give hem
This is the best month to SOW tut
hips of all kinds. Thin out, where
needed, those sOwn last month.
Transplant asparagus broccoli
cabbage, caalifower, eel cry and IT,
.uce.
In this month the principal crops
beets, carrots, aud lalsnips
be sown. Spinach may b.
'own from time to time, dudns the
after halfof this month.
Sow beets, cabbages. carrots
Try, cheryi|, cress, endEe,
leck lettuca, mustard, \
.y, parsnps, radishes, roquettei
'alsaty.
Plant giriic, onions and shal!ots.
In the ruit garden, bidding may
It'll be pIformed. Now is the time
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the stars ana stripes nave zen
raised victorionsly, over fields OF
glorious strife, and in spite of the
successful and disastrous efforts OF
some of its great rivers, to leave
their natural beds, to break THEN
banks, and to spread, as great lakes
far and wide, over the surrounding
country. Yet the American people
have conquered the elements, ovel
come the disasters of civil wal
and is the happiest, the strongest
and the richest nation of the World
When we reflect on the quick
and steady development OF thu:
land, the activity and liberal views
of it's inhabitants, compared to thu
slow progress, to the tardy advance
ment of other nations of its day
can hardly realize its brilliant ext
tence but by placing it under th
protecting wing of Providence.
America the weakest nation, !
the numbei, Of its active army, All
in the efficiency of its navy is e
spected, and feared by all, for whit
cause? does lis geographical pSl
ton protect it? or does the ell
known. and tested bravery of i in
habitants, shield its shores ON
the conqueror's heel? Wh!clEer
it is, America is hcnored, an' adj
mired by the most naughty rers
of the old Continent fronthe
brave emperor of Powerful Qma
ny, and the new czar of theRus
sias, to the numerous pacha; and
cniefs of barbarian tribes.
The Roman empire, and thking
dom of the Ptolemies. viii had
been until now unrivaled i,gigan
tic and stupendous works a now
surpassed by us; and althGh the
lofty Pyramids are yet tering
in the skies, with their fo'thous
and years of existence, as most
undeniable proof the aatness
of their ARCHITECT Ial gent; can
we not oppose cur t%unue!slllt un
der rivers? OR bridgesuniting
their shores, ami do we ndear Of
the works Of Capt. Eads did he
not conquer the rapid cents Of
the great Mississippi by opening
it's bed, ard GOES not S great
niui a,reaayd two $ by an
eyerlana-st& i~ship-rway.
It's land ffanlone Ocato anoth
or; from fse graft Gun tthe nerce
cold of extreme nortl,,H covered
lvith proofs ofaProgreaas yet IN
~at.aine. =: he un1ls aiistory.
Telegraph All teldeone wires
in connecting cites an39wns, cross
5 each other as a 1T wo,. the blue
ether is hid fpm y gaze, by
. clouds Of smoke, romne numerous
Factories of thriving pafacturlns
;. plaqes. Re
v Oar great rives, Eurmerly nav1
o gated BY the swift anoe Of the
a blbody Algonquin now filed
- With magnificent Biting palaces
[rlyiny over their Prs, and occ'
pied ii transport the rich pr'
duets IF the labd our agricult'
raj inhbitants. l-roads aboan'
n4 Ne statedhe Union, froI
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BEAUTY REGAINED.-The beautyty 80
color Of hair may be safely regalned y
usping Parker's Hair BaIsam' when +
much admired for its perfume, cleanliness
and dandruff eradicating properties.
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bNEY FOR A RAINY DAY.-'For six
is my daughter was sick from kidney
( other disorders. We had used up our
rings on doctors, when our dominic advi-
Il us to try Parker'c Ginger Tonic. -Four
effected a cure. and as a dollar s
worth has kept our family we'll over a
ear, we have been able to lay by money
again for q ANY day."-A Poor Mans Wife
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uOuC SoOHfTSAO" GU tuC 1cuuOt Ulc
20 ahead for which it is renowned.
II the new Republic extending
from o. Ocean to the other, its
uubounded and fertile plains were
cut through by rapid flowing rivers
in it's bowels, rich mines OF differ
ent mineral products abounded,
and animals with precious turS,
from the'.hnge buffalo to the indus
trious beaver roamed over its ex
tensive prairies. In spite of sc
many riches it was destitute of the
greatest necessities of Life, and the
inhabitants, unable to enjoy its ad
yantages on account of the proper
means, for their Importation home,
were i'll the greatest poverty.
Urged thus; by want and ambi
ton; it was then, that, the AMER
can people showed It's success i'll
inventions, and it's great capacity
for Progress and Civilization. Tn
til then America had existed, and
had prosperel, only by its seogra
phical position isolated from 9th
er nations by the Atlantic Ocean, it
was respected, and enjoyed all its
prosperity by the commerce on it's
waters.
But when, old Europe sent her
surplus population, over the seas,
to the fertile valleys of the Ohio or
Of the Mississippi, as a glass filled
to the brim, and in which a few
more drops are thrown, then the
water escapes in all directions. The
people of the United States being
formed of mixture from all nation
a%lities, which bringing over with
them different thoughts aud Gus
toms, and emigrating with the view
of making their fortunes, laid a vi
| sOrOus, and resOlute shoulder to
the advancement of their adopted
country.)
The Nineteenth century has
hardly da whed when a cry of al
| miratiOn rlsks for the American pee
| pie. from @ II J side of the earth ia
the other; al giant stride has been
taken in the march of intellect, dis
tances are ubthin., Robert Fulton
has oyercom them his boats, his
ships prope. by steam stand a.
an unieniab proof OF his genius
The greatest pmrh, yet achieved
by human m as gained by one
of Americas rprsing sous, il
the year 1873 of. Nofse, j,
vented, and ed the electro
tel ! to w'res' AM
ed or. kOlution III COZ
Mons Ehange Of new
tress.
u adopted to
ats, telegral
~ a SUI
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
sff'R g4a2s EEDTEL.

M i.omts Alherti informs his friendi
nd 81, ,r.vrdi ing puelic that he has made
aOnt rev aCrangemGnts which will enaplc
him ~ satisfy all those who will honor hils
With III r custom. :
Ne u. lur .-ned at IL hours of the day
brta, ,,i Al, o O'Clock A.. NJ. and Dinner
u j clock Y. NJ.
~CImwodIdus and well furnished rooms
NlpDE RATE PRICES. ss
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Dealers in &
EuRa FgE, Hardy re, Paints, Oil,
q Wiz GLASS, Wall aper, Lime, saps
'laste9A ant. &et&iL.c, rose wood, iaus
atioatk walnut Collins, also cypress
oftin Insd 10 order, &c, &c. c.h
Gu {, IN 81 On with A. II HOFFMAN,, os.
aet u Ike aHl Repairer Of all kinds OIL ~.
tur III Nam Street, -.
Jan7 5lx Bet. Jackson and st fhihp'
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A KISS MOONLIGHT he o"i' y stu
Victorian became desl'iltei5 eiIaiiior
ed with the personal beaols ana 4h"5 hns OF
Prosperino, daughter to the kiug"' Ai'pies.
He freqently scaled the Wal ct nIehl IN
order to steal a kiss by moon SIT VINE ne
male m~oolLsams were playing apoi ner.
ebiscled features, and al one t.rieln apt
GUS ecstasy he ask, What has nlade thee
80 beautifully Was such q xpesi ION proJ
pounded to our prettiest woman 'h'S' ICY
ern times, the reply would be, I si"piy,
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