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Minister BuEllnR ame-PnrehRsel :,
Resldenee-EOnt Accept the lIexi.
can lIlsHfon. = 81 Is az sff5
NEW YoRK, Nov. 16.-The Posts
special SAYS:
Mr.. Burlingame, Minister to China,
is In consultation with the Government
in relation to Chinese sGfairs, and win
soon return to his post. ~
The Austrian Minister has purchased
a residence for the sum of $4,000.
The Commercials Washington dis
patch says u
Gen. Lyons, friends say that he viii
not accept the Mexican mission, as he
wants to be United States Senator.
The New Orleans Delta of November
9TH, states that there has been unusual
activity among the military circles In
that city, since the reception of the re-
cent dispatches from the Rio Granda
Mysterious orders have been issued,
The sale of boats Is prohibited, and
those on hand are being placed on war
footing. The sale OF alltransportation
and supplies have ceased.
The LIST, 4th and 9th regiments regular
cavalry, have been ordered to embark
for Indianola, Texas, and report for
duty at San AntOnn to Gen. Merritt.
The dismounted colored cavalry at
New Orleans, are destined for some
place. ~
Gen. Forsyth, Gen. Sheridan,s Chief
OF stan, has gone to Braves.
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NEW York, Nov. 16.-A special des-
patch to the Savannah Herald says
that before the adjournment of the
Georgia Convention resolutions were
adopted appointing a committee to
memorabilia the President for the relief
of prisoners exempted from the am
nesty; declaring all contracts made du-
ring the war valid, and appointing a
committee to memorable Secretary
McCunoch to transfer the assessment
of taxes upon real estate until after the
meeting Of Congress, and that assess
ments be made at the present Value
The resolutions also authorized the
Governor to appoint three commits
sioners with power to fully investigate
the cotton transactions Of the State
government, and report thereontO the
next Legislature. They also empower
ed the commissioners to take an as
signment from Henry Brigham of all
his interest in the purchase of Col.
Huron Miller, State agent, and pay the
committees expenses.
The delegates from Georgia to Com
gress intend to urge the rejection of the
claim of the State to the said cotton.
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Gen. Grand n Ne,v YORK.

new YoRK, Nov. 16.-Gen. Grant
visited the Union Lecture Room and
was welcomed by President Beekman,
who, after thanking the General for his
victories, alluded to the foul wrong OF
General replied briefly, saying, ttThere
lis one sentiment in your address which
is mine also; it is the one touching the
future of Mexico" This was received
with cheers.
Speeches We're also made by Generals
Meade, Root, OsgoOd and others.
A grand reception to Gen. Grant VIII
take place Monday evening.
Among the passengers on the train
which met with the accident at New
ark yesterday, were Gen. Logan, Assist
ant Secretary Of War Eckert, and Press
ident Sanford, OF the American Tele-
bruised slightly, but not to cause any
Inconvenience. if
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NEW York, Nov. 16.-The steamer
Montezuma from Kingston, jamaica, ON
the 9Th, has arrived. IL
Major General o. Conner had assumed
command Of the British troops and
special volunteers, by request of Gov.
An outbreaks threatened at Browns
town, arising out of suits of ejectments
by Mr.. Ingraham against certain par
ties, and one hundred troops have been
ordered there.
Five prisonershave been brought from
st. Thomas. '',s'i7
Troops were on their way to wardes-
Troops have been landed at Black,
river and San LIE Mar, and others were
sent to Port Marco and other ports.
The Government had offered amnesty
to rebels who return to loyal allegiance
to the crown, provided they have not
been concerned in any actual murders
or arson. sf5ei
Several arrests have been made at
Kingston.
Advices from Morout Bay reports the
execution of seventeen men and one
woman, for engaging in the rebellion.s
Several men were executed at Port
Marout, all of whom confessed guilt,
and acknowledged the Justice OF their
sentence. go - ~ =.
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Commissioner's Sale.
Alexander Heyman.

4Aie1'Anuer e aeyInan,
A. Loring. Admir-, ct al 5fz5T
PY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED.
1Cln he above entitled cause on the 2lfh daV
OF october, A. d. 1855, I ahAIl, ON Saturday ne
nlnth day OF December, 1855, at ten o'cloclE a .
A., proceed to sell at the front door OF thts
Court House OF Ohio county, the following
Described property, to wit: or q SudiclenCY
bills in this case N : - 50
,.I Ist. A house and lot situate on zane's
Ind. a part of lot No. II. In SQUARE No. u.
oOunded as I0LloW6: commencing ut the north
east corner OF lot No. II, on Filth a. fhence
north - feet on same street to q take fhenea
west At right angles with Fihh Streef 10 he
-ReAtefn boundary, thence with said western
boundary the Ike number of a. feet to the
north west corner Of said lot No, ii. thence
with division line between said lots Nos. IL
and ~ to the beginning. -
sd. All that part OF lot No. IA In square No
II on the corner of Union and Ffffh SfreetES
south OF Union and west Of Filth streets.
Ath. Also. lots Nos. and 10 In j. q O.
Ritchies addition. -. "
Also, Lots Nos. 7 and 8, In square q. In Blu
enR Vista addition - -
Also, lot II I'm ]. 4 C. Ritchieis afItllkIoT,
Also mo. 3 in RuRnn5 VIEf0 0fifllti0fI
Also lot No. u in j. & O. RitehIeA addition.
ana lot No. ~ In same addition a inSf
.,S 9th. Also lot No. . In Buena Vista addi-
Terms oGsaIe, one third easliI md tle raj
due In two equal tnStRIlmenf1 m E5;I ana
Twelve monthswit Interest, or At fbe Onion
VI Lne purchasers the whole may be DSid in
e4aa1. g. /. CRANAfER
Il auNo-Lu Commissioners
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EpIseonnl Convention.

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 16.-The Protestant
Episcopal Convention met here to-day,
Bishop Sternes, late Bishop of the DiO.
cese Of Pennsy lVania before its division,
Rev. Br. Kerfoot, President Of the
Trinity College, Hartford, was elected
Bishop of the new Diocese of Western
Pennsylvania, over DIR. Huntington, OF
Boston, by clerical and lay majority OF
I'll total vote being So. Bishop Stevens
warmly endorsed the Bishops election,
characterizing him as . gentleman OF
scholastic attachments, genial manners,
apious exemplary christian, and amply
qualified for his high position.
The salary of the new Bishop is fixed
at s., 800 per annum!
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NEW YoRK, Nov. 1e. Quite a serious
riot took place between the members Of
of Jersey city, while returning from
fire In that city this psln. Clubs, and
other weapons were freely used. SeVe-
raj were dangerously injured. ~
"A bitter feeling had existed for some
time previous. Engine No. s was
plainly the aggressor, and the chief
engineer ordered the company disban-
ded. -
Another riot occurred subsequently
In the vicinity of No. SIS hose house.
Measures are being taken to prevent
further trouble.
The loss by fire in Jersey city today
VIII reach SIS 600. lf "a! / :
A large quantity of sugar, coffee
teas, spices and cigars were DESTROYED.
Insured for about half
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70 san To.R...,1.

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.4The Mobile
Register says Major Hastings, with his
colony, viii sail rom that port for
Brazil on the Id of December.
Emigrants from this country have
arrived at Rio Janefro, and were cor
daily welcomed by the government
and citizens, and given every encour-
agemsnt and assistance by the Minister
OF Agriculture.
Judge Arthur i. Hopkins, long dis
ttnRuished on the bench and at the bar.
died in Mobile on the 8th inst.
The San Antonio Express represents
an unparaII eled drRught in Texas. The
stock Is dying aI1 through Western
Texas. Rivers very low. y ~
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wAsHINsToN, Nov. 18.-This morn.
ing as the Alexandria railroad train was
backing ON Pennsylvania Avenue,
where the city railway crosses the Alex.
andria road, II came in contact with q
city passenger car, striking Il in the
rear and throwing It entirely on the
track. Hiss Marion Hutton, Of Phila-
delphin, who Is clerk In the TreasJiry
Department, and C. ]. Riddle, the con.
ductor, We're seriously, and Mr.. Bayne
agent for Adams Express Company
and others; slightly injured.
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Scr Yor1. mnri,e,.

| hi.f-i alsi NEw YORK, Nov. l8.
CorrON-More:active and firmer: 5Oa
51c for middlings. FLouR-Without de-
cided change; s. 2O@S IS for extra State;
% 9599 10 for extra r. ii. o., market
closing quiet. WHIsKY-Dull; Western
81 1902 IS. WHEAT-Remained with
out decided change at 81 1901 81 for SUI
perior to good Chicago Spring; 81 4O@
2 10 for newAmber State, and 81 go for
new white Michigan. RYR-Quiet. BAR
IEY-Dul and heavy. BARLEY MALT
Quiet. CoRN-A sh9de firmer and in
good demand, part for export; SsG93c
for unsound; 04(995c for sound mixed
Western and 81 90 for white Western.
OATs-46@ SIC for unsound and 6O662c
for sound. CoFREE-Quiet; Rio 2lc,-
SUGAR-Quiet; Cuba MuacoVado l4IZ6
141<c. MobAsSRs-Quiet. PBEROLRUMS
Steady; 500 tor crude; DC for refined in
bond. wooIeQuiet.. PoRR-DuIl and
heavy; $S39SS % for mess; closing at $33
cash, and SIS 5O@2S 20 for prime mess;
also 100 bbls. mess, sellers option for ali
the year, S32 so. BEEF-Sl1@14 for plain
mess and Sl4@lT for ex mess. BEEF
Observation-Disclosures CUT MEATs-AIod-
crate demand; 161f@161zc for shoulders
and 1920 for hams. BAOON-Dull:
smoked 19c. HANDFUL at24G28I<c.
BuTTER-In demand; 3O@42c for Ohio;
40@55c for State. CHREsE-Ffrm at
44t01SGs 1859 1880 itlt..
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Deapateh from Preaaaent .Jol.nson.

NEW YoRR, Nov. I5.@The following
despatch was sent DIVISIONAL Goyernof
Johnson, of Georgia, by President
Johnson on the 9th Inst: l5iz75
The organization Of police force
in the several counties for the purpose
OF arresting Magruder, snppreSsing
crime and enforcing civil authority, Is
indicated In your preamble, meets my
appreciation. It Is hoped that your
people wiz, rs soon rs possible, take
npont themselves the responsibility Of
enforcing and sustaining M laws,
State and Federal, in conformation %
the Consultation Of the United States. -
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The HeraId's special says: Yesterday
the time for receiving bids for contracts
in the mail service of Virginia, North
expired, and the formal awarding of
the respective contracts to persons
whose rates had been accepted Is under
way. Contracts about to be CONSUME
mated for service in the above States,
will go into effect on the LIST day of jan
uary, 1866, and expire in June, 1857.
Bids made for this service have been
largely in excess of the rates formerly
in vogue for the same routes
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PhiIadelplia Market.
q PHr1ApEnrnIA. Nav.

al4FEaIAl NUVs IUs :
Petroleum firm; crude 351<a361<; re-
fined in sbond 60a61; do. nee 7Sa79.-
Flour very sdull and low grades 25c
lower; super firm 81 76as 90; extra % 5Oa
So; new $9a9 70; Penna. and Ohio $lOa
10 IS. Wheat firm; new red g S6a2 40:
old do. s. 45a2 so; white 81 76a8 90. Corn
firm; old yellow 60; new do s8as5. Sales
of 1000 bush. Canada. peas at 81 co.,
Whisky dull and UNCHANGED.
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RuRhloMarISeA

? - , buffalo, Nov. 10.
Flour unchanged. Wheat quiet and
do. 81 55; No. 1 Chicago spring SI63; No.
2 do. 81 So white Canada 81 2Oa2 40;
white Mich. g 12a2 20. Corn scarce and
firm. Sales of %, 600 bush. No. at 81 "a.
Oats inactive. Barly 81 90. Rye 78asO.
Whisky scarce and firm at 81 IS. Pork
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OsWeeo Marl.et.

OswEao, Nov. 10.
Flour unchanged; sales of 1900 bbls.
Wheat unchanged; sales of 1000 bush.
No. Chicago spring at 81 541<; white
Canada 50 so; choice do. $3.50. Corn
quiet. Oats scarce and nominal. Bar
~ dull. Rye steady.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FoRFRBsS MONROE, Nov. IA Gov.
eminent sale of unclaimed baggage AND
soldiers effects, Will commence a Nor.
folk November 10th, and continue TIL
sold. .s' -
A. Government sale Of unclaimed
baggage and soldiers effects, Is pro.
crossing at Hampton Hospitals.
In the military prison at Camp Ham.
nton there are Hfty prisoners, thirty q
whom are old soldiers, deserters and
bounty Jumpers, and the balance are
negroes charged with slight offences,
An order Is expected from Washington
to close this prison!
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TORONTO, Nov. l6.-The boring of the
Ridge for the Huron and Ontario ship
promises well for the great undertalIing.
The engineers report is to bepublished
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ToIedo Market.

rs 10 ToLKpo, Nov. 10.
Wheat; new steady; old 20 lower; sales
OF old Amber Mich. at 81 96; new 81 20.
Corn steady; sales at 63. Oats dull and
dropping. Lake freights dull and low
er; 13c on wheat to Oswego.
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New YORK, Nov. I6.-Thos. j. Walsh,
a prominent printer of this city, and for
five years Secretary and Treasurer of
the National Typographical Union of
the United States, died at his residence
this morning after q protracted Illness.
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! ChicaEo MnrIIet,


CHICAGO, Nov. 10.
Flour dull. Wheat dull and declined
lac; sales at 81 20 for old and 81 43 for
fresh No. 1, and 81 15a1 Is for No. a.
for No. I, and IS. for No. q, Oats de-
cliued 1Sa1c; closing firm at 2Sa29. Pro-
visions dull. Highwfnes dull at g %.
Freights dull.
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A Rare Chance for Investment
IN. FOR sxTRs IN

.aIl FOR SALE. "a
ONE HUNDRED ANDFIFTY ACRES OF
Inland on 5teWaIdS Run, known Is the Cox
Earm, II miles nom EllenborO', Ritchle Co.,
This land Is situated within the great oil
belt Of West Virginia, in Richie county, and
developments are being success fully made all
oil having baan struck within the last fVe
months, not fRr nom the land. l7sfE-5 =
Title perfect. For further information In.
qu1re otH. RoSenhsim, PRrkerbuFg, w. Va,
OF. to the undersigned, In WhealtnG, w. Va,
where plotscan be seen at any time.
lanIl 100 STEIN. BROS.
81 f.l 81 Cor. Main and Monroe streets,
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BOOTS a. SHOES.

D PORTER & SONS ANNOUNCE TO
III, their friends and the public, that their
FAIL Stock Of Boots and Shoes are now fnu
and complete. They respectfully invite meF-
chants and Others visiting our city to give
them q call, believing they can sen them
goods TO better advantage than they can pur-
chase in Baltimore or philadelphia, ut No,
LIS Main street. Wheeling, WA.
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card

WE RErURNiouR THANKS 10 THE
Nv many friends and Patrons Of jeremiah
Clemens, deceased for the 1f5eFni patron
age bestowed On him while In our mitlst and
also take t1t method OF Informing the pub
Lie thai We intend 70 earrnon the 3 uInfture
and Upholstery bnainels IN an its branches
At the old stand, NO. ll9- Main street tWhere
merit Continuance Of the patronage hastoR-
g r. e. RMe also intend ~ e44z ~ Sc 81 On.
dertAlIing Buainess aa baIore. We keep CON.
staGatly on hand p fnlt alSoT tment OF Metallic
and other Conns. anR1l
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Ne. YoEk l..onesy ana Soc. 1 =. !.

717.l-H7I 7sHIlEI E1NNIN1- 13ILENsIa
-,5s NEW YORK, Nov. 16.
MONEY AND GoLD-Money steady Mt
per cent Sterling exchange quiet and
steady at 10s5Sa109 for gold and first
class bills. American gold without
material change; opening at 1471S; adj
Vancing to 1475< and closing at I47IS.
GovERNNRNTsToCKs shade firmer.
FFREIeHTs 10 LIvRRPooLeA slight
downward tendency.
STOCKS Steady but dull; n. w. 33sS;
do. pfd 651<; Rock Island 1855; Chic. ii.
and g. liz; Mil. & Prairie du Chen
100 pefd 6OS Fit. Wayne 143<; Cleveland
and Pittsburg 931<; Mich Southern 78JI;
Erie 923<; n. Y. Central 81; NIariposa
1S3S; one year certificates o71l; Treasury
T.8Os 81; 40 coupons BIZ; 20 coupons
'65 999<; do. '62 162; 6s 'Si coupons I653<.
Is ~ registered 1O51f.
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NEW York, Nov. 16.-The steamers
Arago and Fulton are to touch at Fall
mouth, England, instead of Southamp-
tom hereafter.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. l6.-The official re-
turns OF the soldiers vote OF this State
for Governor Cox is twenty-four hum
dred and twenty-eight. Morgan six
hundred and. eighty
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NEw YoRK, Nov. ia reward OF
$500 has been offered for the recovery d
the body of Hon. Preston King. THE
bottom Of the river, where he is sup
posed to be lying, is being carefully
dredged.
Mayor Gunther was notified to-day,
by committee Of the NIcKeon conyen-
ton, OF his nomination.
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PTTTsBUReH, Nov. l6.-River 5 feet
inches by pier mark; about at stand,
Weather clear and pleasant.
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NV York, 16.-The issue of gold
CERT fcates yesterday and to-day at the
custom-honse was $975, 900.
"A ireman's riot occurred in Jersey
City this afternoon. Several persons
were injured. The riot was queIled by
Counterfeit tens (S10l on. the hank Of
Newport, n. ", are in circulation.
Further accounts from Jamaica state
that q disturbance broke out in st.
AIMS parish, and troops had been sent
there. Twelyemore rebels were hanged
on the 18th. The gnnboat FaWn was
also under orders for Cape HAytien.
Volunteers were ordered out on the
Sd 70 suppress q rebel demonstration
near Monteg0 bay, but It seemed q
light affair. Kingston still remains un-
der martial law. siss
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ALRA6Y, Nov. I6.-At the monthly
meeting Of the directors OF the n. 7.
Central Railroad Company, held this
evening, the resignation OF Hon. John
Y. i. pruyn, Treasurer of the company
was received and accepted, and Mr..
Edwin D.. Worcester, who has for SeVa-
raj years ably filled the position Of As
sistant Treasurer, was elected Treasures
and Mr. Robert L. Banks, the present
Assistant Treasurer. --a e,1'z'','9
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The National Savings Bank
of Wheeling.
5 sI515Ss69, 96EAH III, 81,

~ ! - Warrington, October 18th, 1855.
WHEREAS BY sATISFACToRY EVE
w sdence presented to the UNDERSIGNED, Il
has been made TO appear that tsTI6e Ma
t1OuA1 Saving Hank. OF WheeIfnR,ss
in the City Of Wheeling, in the County q Ohio
and State of West Virginia, has been duly
organized under and according TO the redtiire-
ments Of the act of Congress, entitled m act
to provide Q National Currency, secured by q
pledge Of United States Bonds, and to provide
Tor the circulation and redemption thereof
approved June Sd, 1854, and Inns comptied with
an the provisions Of said act, required to be
compiled with before commencing the busi.
mes OF Banking, under said act.
Now therefore, i Freenan Clark, Comp
Toler Of the Currency, DO hereby eeFtlfy thai
THEG NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, " d
Wheeling. In the City of Wheeling, IN the
County Of Ohio and State OF West virginia
Il author1ed to commences the business Of
Banking under the act Aforesaid. = = = I
In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS witness my hand and
seal of Ofnce, this 18th day Of OcfoheF 1875
~ e. % - - : FREEMAN CIiARR
oc2I-60d mo. 169l. lfls Comptroller
1naecordance with the above the Naflona,
saving Bank v in begin business on Wednes
day, November j, 1866.
SIP HIEDRETH Cashier.
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The fashion Of wearing long, barrow
ribbons around the neck has become
very popular among the ladies; and we
mot surprised now that we know
the Significance of it. When the ends
Of the ribbons are worn In front it in
dictates that the lady Is married, and of
course a happy wife. When the ends
are worn on the back It meana that the
1atr damsel has an attentive slOvyer,"
pnt that she Is not engaged. When they
are worn over the left shoulder, It Is an
invitation to young gentlemen to call
IN at pas home. And when none are
worn at all tbs considered sure thing
me lady Is engaged, or don't wish to
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EIrn.

CAR1ILE, PA, Nov. l6.-The Cum
berland county Aims House was de-
stroyed by fire to-day. The furniture
was nearly all saved. The inmates all
escaped. Loss covered by insurance in
the Franklin company OF Philadelphia.
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-. M MILWAUKEE, Nov. 18,
Flour declined 15a26c. Wheat de-
clined 4c; sales at 4la4I< for No. /. Oats
dull and declined &c.
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A CLEVELAND copper specpI,tor fall
asleep in church, ffom which he was
walked up by the pastors reading -
Surely there lisa vein for the silver and
a place for the gold where they find it,
jumping to his feet he shook his book
ut the minister, crying, s'pn take i've
hundred shares.m
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Issipfitd stafltiufs.

= = = =
IS So
p - t
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The President was more than usual
ly annoyed by the unfortunate recon
structionist yesterday. BE remarked
that he had tried 70 overwhelm the
South with pardons and kindness, but
fromrecent events he began to think
them incapable of appreciating the
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Through an arrangement with the Amer.
1c1n agencies Of the principal French and
Belgian manufactures OF
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Our Little Rock Correspondence.

Our Little Rock Correspondence.
Lrus Rocx, Jan. ., 1895.
Election Of United States SenaeorNo Enemy North Of
Red Ripcr-MaorNder Orders all Rebel Cuisen Of
Arkdnsas To Cres Red River tnto Louisiano aad
Tesds, de
VIM n Snow was elected 10 the United States Senate
BY tho Legislature OF this State the 30th uit Mr.
Snow was born In Worcester county Mass, and u
thoroughly ant-savcry in sentiments working mem
Der OF the old whig party and enthusiastic rcpub
lican He is elected by Legislature composed OF men,
seven eghtbs Of them having been born In the slave
States
General stcclc's letter TO Governor Murphy, before
leaving ispubishcd lie s;"Thc rebels hold no por
tIon OF this State except line from Camden TO Red
river and that Maudcr has ordered the rcbcl citizens
10 fall back He'd river no would leave them
only thirty dnys' ratons.
General Rcy nolds who supcrscdes General Steele has
ordered the evacuation Of all tho outposts and troops
10 report here 10 advance.
The rebel army s concentrating nj Camden TO fall back
10 Louisiana foxaa Dcsertcrs say the southwestern
norton of State 10 be made desolate In their march
Hence the citizens arc ordered away IN advance.
Our State courts now organizing and the Crcust
Court for this distr o, Is now N session.
The Legislature las authorized loan OF S3O0,o0o,