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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-30
RBeitsres Iber Sen MeberfGH nuydb Die gfebeuens
r. EIptiQV.

. auptquGrtler 0eS rs. CORPS,
26. San. BUR S6anbe irgenO zines WanneS
oarnpite bic &ebelenflotile, nel6e bdtte 9efas
pert Doer bod meni9itenS IN Der Hidtebr pers
btnbert peroen mllfien, beute Wforsen 9e9en 4
lbr rubig ben SluB binauf. 8enn man bet
oentt, baB bic Slptte tlbn cine Strede pailirte,
peI9e au8i6liebli9 BON uns beberri6t wirO,
pel6e faunt einen Steintpurf BON Sort 8raoy
~entfernt lit, tpenn mir ferner kepenten, tpel6e
itrategii6en 0taneupres Der Wicnitpr Ononoa9a
ma9te, 10 Iteigt unmittelbar Der 8erba6t auf,
bab bas @nttonlmen Der &ebellenflptte S6ulO
irgeno elmer 8erna6ldiigung nat.
Sc felt ii9 berauS, Dap anltatt bret Gebels
lenoampfern 6 ben SluB beruntertamen. 9te
tbatIade, CAP biele 6lotte Su Baaren ben 6luB
beruntertam, lenft auf Die Nnnabme, oab MIR
bret %berielben Gii enpan3er maren uno Die .3ers
it6rung be8 n9eprp" our6 uniere 8atterien
bel GrOmns 9teit Sei9te, DAP ber Seino pesperat
9enug mar, nit ietnen Spl56iffen an uniern
8atterien ~pprbei5ufabren. 9ie SbatIa6e, oab
auf Der 9tidfabrt elmer Der 8ammen pl6sli6
inne belt uno iid rubis bei6isben tieB, Bis Elm
arberer Iid an feline Seite leete u,lb Jpn forts
ldleppte, 5ei9t, OaB Oieier @iienpanssr unter
unlerm &anUnenfeuer idUer lit. Ils Die Ncz
bellenflotte ben Samesfub berunter fam, 5og
ii6 Der WOnitOr nOnunoaso" BON 9uta Sap
bis unter bic 9pntunbride bel Nifens 2anbtng
surid uno Iieb unlere b6l5ernen &anpnenbOote,
ben vOtaiIaiat" uno ben n9un6bad" surld,
ben Sei1o gu ~engasiren. Sir elm 9anOnenbOOt
wdre bieies gerfabren gaus am 9labe 9eueien,
bod fir einen WUnitOr, Der iid suridsog uno
stpet 6OISi6lfe Dem Seinoe preisgab, mar eS
f6impfi6. Der Captain bes pOnanoOsa" 1T
~entlaien t%pOrOen; bierau8 fann man ieben, in
wel6eln 2i@te man ietn 8enebmen betra6tete.
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Seeanntrlatpun9

aae WttsIisssr ter GIPueefer Garm& Iss n
u fpctattSa faS duiseisrhert, tRTs Garbta ~laHefsnS
bis gum l. SesrWIr eHtGesen3untbmen. SIN 6dke fe etfs
HnterI6GtG, werbtn itre Stabtlsts pser BArntrH mad teaa 1
8ebraar Serfauft; BITE betrefeRoen 3tGs fns eKtsessaln.
netnten RS. 23 Is. SalttHoEefr. BET SsAr 4prA. act
Sm suffrage ees EareOaettors bun @sB 9arts' atts.
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Qlufruf.

DttjtntGtn S&ntise'. weIat Gsstx Ste IN etNer am ltstsa
Srettls absebalttneA 8erfArnnluHe tef&lshsnt Petition aa
SWnHen ssn ytsfts Ntsienfeib Yrpteftren. Mer6en bterntt
e%taselasen. etnfr @erfammlnuh IN Der Central 9aae. Str. %
Nor6 @aefry am Dienfas NbeRb TX usr ssijupebnen.
lXGGtl G q & q 0 m
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Schiller Snuuerein.

Ter Swette 0eleSsrfawf finbet I'm sbiaes Ssrein aGtt. Da
mar nod teEtse Mrthetls d~usgeetbes Uerben. 70 seer ca aae
Sieienteen pel&s bteftrn Streta nod btijutrettn wini6en,
tresnslt&f t~trseIaben. am MpataS. ben 30 }. 80 Atenhs
X r6r tn Estate bes Serra 9sbp g.. Waltsr, SIS. IS par.
.rtfunfr.. I'D eefdltsa einiufnstn, no fe F& aud sIti6 Gat
@tltttrfarf nit t~ttpttItsen tSnpea.
9eEH MaIter, pr1fSent.
lSYlal 8raNa 6enntA, Setr.
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(S;crn1nnin SSnupcreilt Oio. ).

Z. Ben WtitsItfstrH ses pbtsan Sawoereins stene ttsrntt aur
Radrtat, he bic erlte @tleserneisernrs nG&fttn Dtehffas
gbtps' 81. SsEHGr, ftattfnest. slt@tntt8lttksr Rel3t ND
gDtaens inv. lid benz sstses sserstrs auIWiAlissen, fs
e~tnselaeen, mad stm sStal bs @rn 5r. z0isaete,
80 ia SenrtetisRr 3a fsnnfn.
(8NHRl g. g. SadeII Geyr.
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UPue (ill5cigen.
@anaerbunsS .sGn;stae.

S6nmtli@e W~itSt;eser her gustes stretne. iptrie fplde
Btreine, bic BEN Gkxserbuabs us@ bttsutretsn senetst Fub,
fab tttrHait freauiIt6f e~trsslatsn, tn ser AM 5cnntas. ben
5. Etbr, yarmtttaes 10 utr In Der MtGaMtes SAT RAFT.
fnStnStn @sneraI-UtrIaunlUns 81 erf6 tasn. SIN Auftr.
E.&na#p prdthent.
(N2p Gal Sbhn q IN N trr Grfr
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q. @nr6.-Mpfit.

GtnF Grtra.serianmiuaa Ger 4. qDArh @rempt-aHttAtisu
mtrl tR @tbher 5aue, aIbetnGrtefrj beute (Hlsntas) M6ens
7 nkr h~attftnAtn.
Ga str Gu& 8tAtiseS mttjHtbeiltn sAbtn. 70 mlnfatR
pir. haS ft4 elm iessr 3teaunsssftStis tiAftHSet nnb Htr
teabsen bttft 0eltaenbstt S~iejentgen 81 bena6rtAttsen,
pei$e Ms@ at&t bs;ablt tabsa, sas, SenH fe sies aibt tbun
nab bas egu,tte, tSeI6tS 20aibtnstVa befaat bat, erfpltret@
"a, rtr fOfort ~aufb6ren, ia r,fruttrea, ha mir bsretts 0eute
eeuus tdbtn, UNI bic. ncl&e ~ttnsejAhlt baben, IN srtmirsu
Tss @ssettisre.G snite tn b tngenb CT iuat. Ter 8erfarsi-
Irab tt'iulsPbnea.
Sax Muftrag Ses @rscuttS-@Umtfes
(gHaI d hn. g gfdrf 0}srf
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@pielapaarem< 0Gnbler!!

CTSSRNASH = =
made I'd G~pfnterffam daf ntstn grUsss Hnt ret6es SUr men
BON n"eTfsfe fHfFrg1s
Spiel un0 GaLanterie>M aaren,
bic TO bttett aus Sen erRen Gabttte II
O~eutf6Ian68, GrantretGs unb Nmettta
be3pg, rns an &8ieberbertaufer, ieStt an BdtrS, ;u BEN
btatafcn Whple fale- @retIen ~Certdufe.
NPetre @usmnbI unfaet un9r Mnbtreat
&pieIs Baareu jeber &rt, bon ben ~btat9fen bis 3u ben
tbeuerfen. = AmppeN uns @n2psIFDpfe Spn @0rje
Ian, G6adS, %apier MtndDe, terIner gansuene
Nufer, Dwte Patent sSpfe. e l-a3E q a-. fs
Nmppei saErper, 9trmic, 9d,ube, gtriintpie. Site.
acGrbIeS aGer gOrtcn, Gnulmis5ale.
WlaSten, Srommelr, Ber3eaans ui1b 3innz
$50. Sbeeierpicen, 81.
gafeu, 9aFsn, Iab8atDulen, 86rbe, Dprntnpss. Rarte
u. -. ". 70 s.e Oer. y. Gtei1bGd),
JmFrrteur son Sstels unb @aianterte. Wadre
(Sf14 81 9 %. 8alttn1Drefr. Ode 3rtpplets AGe9
O1aSfem ! Wia8fen!I afasfem!I!s
9etn1 5tranndbta Der DlasfcntaGe empfetIt t3 Iaen
n0te fd stneH SUR MAIDEN tSGeu', n;etH resdRalttses Sgr<
ttntant tn MaSteu, as
&btnefen Sapaneisn, 8fspinen, 3teeuner, ytessr ganteeS,
@teruGts, Wietfer SUrmarts, PAUL pru, @und, Greniiteu.
Ddmpne 3sufei, NepbttSpbete6, SrIdpber, Sife Baden,
Gtiele une 8sttle, WtIuer, S6ulst, Slaeterabatth, Nrn.
men. aIts Midnner nro Wei5er, NnpDlepni @Ittr Srtb, Cir
ten, NTrn, ghtu, @ttas uns gapter Salbraastsr, Drnbt-
u1a&teH uHs cine Ieenge rrg tomtf&sn II. Gbaratter-Nedsten
Ger. 9. Stetnba6,
S~npBrteur, CT srps u. retail Yerfduffr.
(jas9 y 70 IS. BaittRprearg @ds Ertpslet8 Aaep
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Njeoroe MaIbinatrn SSauuereiu.

Den Yttteltekern sFsftS GtsetdS Ippts teneN, bic nd ush
GnlufSltesen waHIAeR. bteRe bttrn;tt sur gtnhrl&t, bag
mas fen NatttpRd Asenh. ben /. sebr. eas srte GStIS 6er
tauft pigs
0srfammIInesIufal; Ode SSR Stiles uus Gsagefr,
SIN aaftrase
ia mil 6 es. Erdnb, Sffr.
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ScFdnntntaeouua.

Die xd6Re 0srfammluns ttr Witslieter hes 5altintsre
BrRaswss 8auSsrstas ftsbet am nd@ftn WittpeE, /. Sch +,
BET Us. EtaS, z16 altt ANN Str, &sensS 7 usr ratt. Die
;Tette GiHIakluns ptrs ntse3eassnoE trnes. &ae ptrfpnsu,
utlAt n.@ antbeiIe ia saten SinIoen fn6 biersurb
f~rtxnAIteR elrgsleetx ueser hrettunsett &rthtile fnS
fden auseessssn. SsbR eetHtsr, prSisent.
SEQ. &rmettn (, 59aSm.
SWt { .. S&afer, Stfr.
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81 Subftituteu n. YreiiOiutge O~erlGmgtI
~ DIE bSGasn pr.tfe peresa eesnbIt ant bic 9entt 70
EENbtuts mte BON treenb elmer dEbsrn Btrnha Ia Ter Start
FfY s~elteteft. &tsrSairte uEs SeiOsene 9n Ger Stast sbsr
tlY sen Counties fDuten fcfsrt aaG rem alien Siabe, Suse
- cf'&6e sn SrsdtwGs rns 9ancaferffrr fcTaaea aHS
tbteu Grlasmann tefeHsu tn Fer Frprapttfsn 99eiit.
(3e;alaFU @te4bam 81 3
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seine 1lbrem mn0 s5mtpeIem

Der rlnter3ei6nete LENT BITE Aufntrtiamtett tsn pans.
Tern, irpte hes Sutltums ts aastmtiatH auf fttn srssss
4aser BON 5 5a@e
9lmerifanil6en nbren
aus Der ~beritnteR Saerif bon Appleton Il Sraes, y. g.
Bartlett unb Nm. @nrps In ~epibenen unh 5 Oter 4 unien
Sitber-@eb6uIen, bie er ;u Sabritpretien ~sertauft. p
Au& t6lt er U~prrdtbts etae ercbe Masrabl bon eSInsnsn
Ane ~ilbernen -
GnsIiIdem 9eper, Seutidcir, fd,ruciitr Mnb 0nbern
IlbreiI, atta- eE
Ipwte auh Elm f&5nes Sprtirent sen
SnIneIen MHe Settsu
In erSster Ausrabl. az.
MbrensW Material i,nb nbruiatber. ascrf;ease
~Gbertaupt, nebf etnem erDeen M~IprtImtnt Bon rss
Opern9udern unO 8rilen. ~
&le tteIe @rtttst nerbtn 81 Sen tinisaen YreIIen ~etrEdaFt.
Spntmt Hnb ~Iber3eust @nd, ste SIR anbesSwp fault.
6. SOiepbs
(gOpas-1mt) gtO. 14e %. galtimpreftr., psenauf.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-18

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Dec. l6.LThe'vil.
lage of Lima, Livingston county, was
visited by a destructive fire this morn
ing. Three blocks and dwelling were
Masonic Lodge, two grocery stores, q
book store, photograph gallery and two
shoe stores. Most OF the mail matter
In the Postofice was also destroyed
Loss probably 700, which is partial
CHICAGO, Dec. ia fire broke out
this morning in Lincoln Hall building,
corner of Lake and Franklin streets,
which communicated to the six story
marble building Immediately west
thence to the corner of Lake and Water
streets. The heaviest losers are Whip
pie q Co., dry good dealers, S75, 600; +.
Richardson. agricultural implements,
10000; ]. Y. Scammon, owner of the
building, corner of Lake and Franklin,
$4,000. Total loss about $3.50, 600; in
sured for about half that amount.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-18

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.
Rather more active at 5000
Tor middling. FLoUR-Opened duIl
ana closed quiet with declining tend
ency: 8 1908 20 for extra state and eS-
ira Z. H.; o OO@s IS for trade brand.
W. MIaI1sKKT-steady at 2 1902 SO for west
chiefly speculative; coal so for Chi.
cage spring; l COOL 50 for Milwaukee,
GGlnni SOL IS for old No. / MiIwau-
zee; 90 for extra choice new amber
aiilwaukee. CORN-lc lower; s9G95
LOT nnsound; 96 for sound mixed west
ern. OATs-Quiet at 1858 for nnsound
and, 6O96S for sound. PETRoLEUME
crude at HOAX; 1000 bbls do. for jan
nafy, sellers option, at 40, and 500 bbIs
rehned in bond at 66@67. PoRK-Heayy
a ain1, drooplnG % 62H@29 12I< for mess.
closing at % 62H regular way, and 81 %
go % Tor prime mess. BEEP-Steadv
% BEEF SF HAaIs-Firmer; state and western
az ~ O0@38 90. BACoN-L,ower: Cnm-
oeEland cut 1411<<, deliverable in 10 DAYS
ana II for February. DRESSED Hoes
4 9ull and lower at 13<@143<. LARD
Heavy mt 1920. BUTTRR-Dull at 2s0
80 for Ohio, and 35(945 for state.
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Olneinnatt 1919.

CLNCINNATI, Dec. 16.
Flour dun and without material
change IN prices. Wheat steady at Goa
20 for No. new red, / coal 50 for
prime old red. Corn in good demand,
at 80 for new ear, Sass for shelled. Oats
in light supply, with fair demand;
prices have advanced to 421< in eleya-
tor. Rye quiet at 7OaT3 for prime; moth
ing doing In barley. Hogs dull and
prices, to great extent, nominal; pack
ers are not disposed to buy to any ex
tent at 10 O0a10 so gross, and droyers
are unwilling to accept these rates free
y; receipts, 24O0 head. Mess Pork dull
a t q z, W for city; green meats are held
az S1Sa1l 1za1414a14N for shoulders, sides
anu mans; bulk meats can be obtained
az l2al69lS1<, packed. for shoulders,
Sioes and clear sides. Lard dull at Tx
Tor prime city. Cotton dull at As for
middling. Groceries quiet. Whisky
unsettled and prices irregular; It sold
as low as 2 o, but closed ut 2 25. Gold
5 54o' weather cloudy. Thermometer
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7WashIngton a. al EIectIon,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-Mayor Wal
lace has approved the act passed in the
CITY Council on Thursday night, au-
on Thursday next, to ascertain the
opinion of the people of Washington
upon the subject of negro suffrage in
the District of Columbia.
The Supreme Court of the q. S. has
ordered that Robert Fl. Mari have leave
to file printed argument asking, as
does Mr.: Garland, that he may be re-
admitted to practice without taking the
oath prescribed by Congress.
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NEW YoRK, Dec. 16.-The gunboat
Monongahela, which sailed on Thurs
day for Cape Haytian, returned to-day
with the loss of her foremast head, but
her officers refused to give the press any
information relative to the disaster.
the 22d ult., via Havre, with 200 passen-
gers has arrived.
The steamers City of New York,
Queen and Bremen, sailed for Europe
to day, taking over a million dollars in
specie. -
Three steamers sailed for Savannah,
ana several otherE for various Southern
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WAsHINoToN, Dec. 17.-ohicial infor-
nation has reached the Department of
State of the ratification by the leGis-
latures Of Indiana, Georgia and Ala
6ama of the proposed amendment to
the constitution of the United States.
on the subject of slavery. - - -
Senior Romero has received official
intelligence from Ell Paso mp to the 10Th
OF Noyember. President Juarez and
his Cabinet and the other Officers oF The
national government intended to leave
FL P1so on the 18th of that month for
the city of chihuahua.
The French had retired as far ms Du-
range, and it was understood thev
would also abandon that State.
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The :ReciprocItY Tren1r.

ToRENTo, c. W., Dec. l6.-Reports
from Attawa state that the American
E reel treaty is engaging the ear
that after the Christmas holidays a
deputation will proceed to Washineton
to continue the negotiations.
hon. Ihos. Ryan has been appointed
a commissioner to enquire into means
for extending the direct trade between
British America and the countries on the
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New York Honey ana stoeI. Market.

H. Il hi
MONEY AND GoLp-NIone2 ~ -,
cent: Sterling Exchange dull at lOoJ<a
lO99<. Gold less active aud lower, omen.
ing at 1869, declining to 145z, and
closing at 146.
GovERNNENT SToCKs-Firm; IS, ,s1,
coupons, 10T5s; 5-2os, coupons, '82, iO3X;
Treasury 7-sOs, 50; 1 year certificates
Tx. 3-Ef
STATE STocKs-Tennessee IS, 9s; vir-
STooKs-Firm; Chicago & Rock Island
1073<; Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
LIB; Milwaukee & Prairie du Chen 96:
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
1055S; Michigan Central ll6I<; AfIci1i-
gan Southern T57S; Cleveland q Pitts
do. prfd 627S; @. d L. lis; New YorR
Central 961s; Erie 932<; do. prfi s5s<.
3 udson 1929; Reading lI65S: Ilinoifs,
Central scrip 1874; g. d G. LIST, 100; Erie,
80; <s0z4; onio q Mississippi certificates
ZSd7Ss
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w NEX 20. YEoRE5, ~. Dee; le.-Tho Times

New YORK, Dec. 16.-The Times
Washington dispatch saws:
Hon. B. NJ. Harris, Member of Com
gress from Maryland, proposes to take
his seat on Monday. He says he can
take the oath. Some believe the House
will refuse to permit him to occupy his
seat, or will expel him as an unworthy
member, for the offence of which he was
tial. Harris claims that the pardon OF
the President removes political dis
Hon. Tom. Corwin, of Ohio, was
struck with paralysis last night while
at an assemblage of distinguished
Ohioans entertained by ]. G. Wetmore,
considered dangerously i'll.
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Arrest of ID Ex.C,onrellnrnte nnino,

New York, Dec. lathe Salem IN.
CO Press says: A Captain Wilson, of
Yadkin county, late commander of the
First Battalion, North Carolina Sharp
shooters, of the Confederate army, was
by order of the D. s. military anthori.
ties, and delivered to the civfl authori-
ties of that county under, an indict-
ment for shooting, or causing to be shot.
several citizens in that country in the
month of March last. He was commit
ted to the county jail for trial at our
next Superior Court. -
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ChiearOmarI.e,
CHIcAao. ma n

Flour active and advanced is a 9oc.
sales at so for spring extra. Wheat
duii and declined 4c, and subseauentiI1
ralned, closing firm at 32aI 32J< for
go. !, sS77<a93 for No. 2. Corn active
g. 3Sa4I for No. !, 4Sa44 for No. 2. oats
c ann at 251. Highwines quiet. Pro-
sweet packed Hams Is per ID. Hogs
quleti quotations nominal; dressed IA
COCA demand for shipment at 1OallK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-18

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 15.-In the Frank
fort Senate message was received from
the Governor announcing that he had
pardoned Governor Howes, VIM. E,
Simms and others, and Recommending
that the same be granted by the General
Assembly,, and that general law be
in State courts for treason. In the
House the bill providing for civil RENE
dy for injuries done by disloyal persons
was reconsidered and referred to the
committee on the judiciary. o
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 15.-Tha Dteame,
SS1a sS with New York dates to
The steamer Sierre Nevada arrived
from Portland last night. BRINGING
nearly $500, 600 in treasure from the Co
lumbia river gold district. -
Legal tenders 68JIc.
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Deatll 81 Goyernor AueD,

PROVIDENCE, r. L, Dec. l5.-Hon. p.
Allen, formerly Governor of this State,
and Afterwards United States Senator,
died this morning at his residence in
this city,
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Bteamboat Collision

Dumont collided with a tow boat neSr
Patriot, Ind, ON Thursday. and was
considerably injured. One Of the crew
was killed and four others are missing.
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New YORK, Dec. 16.-The Posts spe-
cial dispatch says:
Speaker Coltax returned to the Capi-
tai this morning from BALTIMORE
The Judiciary Committee of the House
has agreed to report a bill tomorrow
striking out the word white" from the
charter of that city.
patch says:
Friends of Marshall Roberts declare
that he has been offered the New York
Collectorship.
Reverdy Johnson will deliver an elab-
crate argument against the test oath on
Friday next in the Supreme Court, Z
Inc Commercial says the market is
well supplied with lOanable funds. and
to-day there Is some running around to
place money over Sunday even at 6 per
cent; the regular rate however on call
loans being 2 per cent. The payment
OF the interest upon 7-30S has put good
deal of surplus money upon the market,
out the increased supply of funds does
not seem likely to produce any reduc-
ton In the rate of interest. The de-
mand from the street is on the increase,
owing to the growing activity of stock.
The railroad speculation is confined
chiefly to Reading, Cleveland & Pitts
burgh and Cleveland d Toledo.
The Evening Post says the Fenian
Senate has not adjourned, as has been
enormously reported. No decisive step
VIII be taken until the arrival of Mr..
Stephens, head OF the Brotherhood, from
Ireland. The order recently issued by
Col. O,Mahony, calling the delegates
of the Fenians to assemble in congress-
on the I'd of January, will be counter
manded by Mr.. Roberts, the new presi-
dent of the organization.
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NEW York, Dec. l6.-The Fenian
senate has adjourned. Several Of the
senators have gone home. The rest
are waiting with Roberts the arrival OF
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NEW Y9RK, Dec. l6.-A new Regi.
ed from the New York 9th ARTILLERY J
volunteer organization which was n
service in the war under Col. Edward
Murray. This officer has received The
requisite permission from Gov. Fenton
and the regiment will become one Of he
Natlonal Guard organization of the
SIaIe as soon as 1T Is organized.
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Destruction Of the steome- D

CAIRo, Ill, Dec. 16.-The steamer
Peerless, from Cincinnati to New Or
leans, with a full cargo. struck the
sunken wreck of the Black Hawk. be-
low Mound City, took fire and was en-
ureIy consumed. The boat was valued
at $50, 600; insured for S45, 600. Value
of the cargo unknown.
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PrIsoner,s Sentenee1I.

New YORK, Dec. l6.-Francisco Ba-
hazer, found guilty of counterfeitinR
U. s. currency, was this morning SEM
fenced by Justice Shiprnan to Is years
imprisonment at hard labor and
John Ihomas, accused of passing a
counterfeit treasury note of 500. was
convicted and sentenced to SIX years
imprisonment. -9
The jury after being out till one
O'Clock to-day rendered a verdict of
guilty of murder against John Hackett.
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MFrftaat TaiIDriua.
Great Reduction in PriGRS.I

EHoArAs E. BKANs. n. GUeakNHanrER
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Stfambnats.
FOR CINCTNNATI

II - The fne passenger steamer Po-
Lellla1es.4 lTOAIAC, Capt Dickinson, will leave
- as above, Tuesday at O'Clock D. m,
tor tfelght or passage apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATfELLE & CO.,
declS.H Agents
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MHLEDoEvLLR, GA, Dec, I4.-Gov
Jenkins was inaugurated TODAY as
Governor of the State. =
Gov. Jenkins in his address to the
Legislature says:
There Is no conflict between the con-
stitution Of the United States aud Inc
Constitution of the state of GeorVia, The
laws Of the United States are supreme,
The Governor pays handsome tribute
to the good conduct of the negroes dur
ing the war. He says:
They must be thoroughly protected
in their personal properly and have the
right to enter the courts. They should
be encouraged to work and then they
would be the best working class, and
their late owners the best EMPLOYERS in
the world. The Governor then reviews
the condition of the State institutions
and says that for a time even the light
est taxes will prove burdensome, but
he thinks that in the end the people will
not suffer. BE concludes his adlress
with an earnest prayer that God will
help us all. 80
Atthe close Of the address Provisional
Gov. Johnson handed the great seal of
the State Of Georgia to Gov. JenISins.
who took the oath of office and was
then declared by the President of the
Senate the Governor of the State.
The sentiments of the address are
most cordially endorsed by the mem
bers of the State Legislature, which adj
journS tomorrow.
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Black Cloths and Doe Skins,
An the best makes, made 70 order at greatly
reduced prices.
OUR STOCK OF
g L o II HI q

And GENTS FURNISHING GOODS'is very
large and complete, were lately bought
Whlch we guarantee TO sell % per cant lower
than any other House in the city