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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-02
THE ATLANTIC CABLE,

HEART's CONTENT, July 29.-I have char
tered the steamer Dauntless to run between
New Foundland and Cape Breton, to carry
messages until we get the cable reformed
across the Gulf of Sc. Lawrence, which we
expect to accomplish during this week. n
Mr.. Mackay, Superintendent Of the New
Fouudland line, 1ef6 here OF. Friday in Her
Majesty's ship Tiger, for Cape North. The
steamer Bloodhound is alongside the Great
Eastern, taking intwelve miles of cable to
repair the Gulf of St. Lawrence cable, and
will leave for Cape North this evening. Y
The Atlantic cable Is working splendidly,
[Signedl CYRUS w. FIELD.
business CrOwdIng ON the Gable.
NEW York.. August I've learn that
though the annoancementth that the Atlantic
Cable was open for business was only made
yesterday afternoon, there were twenty
messages filed for Europe on that day.
The cash receipts therefrom at the New
York office were $3046. ~. IN
Nineteen messages were filed in the New
York Office yesterday for Transmission
through the cable to Europe, on which
tolls were paid to the amount Of $2l5,7 200.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-02
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Civil and Military Authorities In
Consultation.

New ORLEANS, July Attorney Cen
eral Hiron, Lientenant Governor VOORHEES,
and Major Monroe called upon Gen. Baird
and laid President JOnson's dispatch before
him. 1t was agreed that the Military Cow
ernOr should occupy separate offices in the
City Hall, the Mayor continuing, his usual
functions, and the Military Governor to d.
rect the movement. of troops in case OF
for martial law will be rescinded upon re-
ceipt of adispatch from Washington.
Subsequently at midnight, lot of ne
groes living on Victory street, in the third
district shot at several passing citizens
They were arrested. One negro was shot
through the body.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-02
New York riark9T-Auv..zI.

IL
,C0TT0N-Without de ,ided change; SIC for mid
ding uplands.
FLOGK--Dull and 10000 lower; 90 sO@s 25 for
extra State; Se 209 60 for extra round hoop ohio
and ~ s. II 90 for trade brands--market closing
heavy. .
WHlSKY-Quiet and nominal. - ifaf'
WhEA Receipts 30 6O9 bush Market very
dull. and common descriptions 294c lower. Prime
new NO. Milwaukee, in lots, at % O592 o.. A'iH
KY fB--keceipts none. Market heavy; sales 1000
push puShl az a. sSgsaf = tor western. sgE uhncs
BARLEY MALT-DulI and nominal.
CORN-Reoep;s 269 306 bushels Ic lower; sales
OF l46 600 bush at Sl982e for upsound 82983c for
ou mixed western closing at the inside price; 84c
Tor nlgh mixed, aud 891Sc for western yellow, I, i,
OATS-Reeefots lG3 $50 bushels, Market 1@e2c
lower sales 5000 bush at 44945c for Chicago 800
4Se Tor Tor Nj, Milwaukee, and 53955c for Iowa.
COFfEE-tiTm but qniet.
SgGGAR-I,Dulli Cuba lO1a@llc. ...-.--,
oold oFlEdIkOLEg Firm at 23994c for crude, and
PQRK-0pen firher, but closed heavy; S5l sea
~ 81 for new mess closing ct S3l rs REGULAR $40 90
t0r old DO, and $27a27H5 for prime. Total stock,
old and new, August lst 1878 brls; same dateslnsG
month"; S1.O9 brls; aud same date last year 85 O2O
BEEF-Steady; sls92O for new plain mess. and
s2Og24 for new extra mess. Totai stock, old and
new, August y 1865, lS,es5 -pkgs; same date last
MONTH i60!S Pkgs same datef year, $50 pkgs.
GGTT MEhTs.FiTmliSt' Tsf2mlaa' i4,5S1s6o fOtshouSsrsA
and lS92lc for hams.
BACON-Dul,
LARD-FirT er at ls K92OIc.
BgTTER--Quiet at 2O9SSc for Ohio, and 2794Oc
'CHEESE-Dull atS@ioo. 7h4'-'h
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-02

BRUNSWICK, Me-, August Commence
ment festivities at Bowdern College are
progressing finely.
The following honorary degrees were
confirmed this forenoon: Rev. DR.. Woods,
L. L. D.. Rev. JohnPille, D. D.; Rev. Egg
bert G. Smythe, ID. D.; Warner 7. Willis
ter, A. NJ. eres ,-r.e3 ga- r. fcrr-sl s.
Rev. DR.. Woods to-day sent in his resig-
nation as President of the College, and it
was accepted and referred to a committee
of the Board. The Rev: DIR. Harris, of Ban
gor, will undoubtedly be chosen his sue
cessor. % u" -'4'Np'-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-02
FROM WASHINGTON.

Statement of the PublIc Debt
COngressmen's Pay Increased
S2,SOO. ''-' .'' s'. '"..'
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The public debt
| statement will show further reduction
during the last two months of about twen-
tys-seyen millions OF dollars Twenty three
million OF the remaining twenty-siX mil
| Hon of certificates of indebtedness have
been redeemed during the last month.
| The statement also shows that 1905 are
rapidly being converted into 5-20s.
| The increased pay of members of. Con-
gress amounts TO $4,000. .'.'S
Adams Express Company and the
.KuI Virginia EketlrOads. r. L ATs
New YORK, Aug. LA dispatch t, ON
Washington says: At the close Of the'war
Adams Express Company advanced $780,
900 K, the, Virginia railroad companies, up
on the understanding that they Should not
carry freight for any other Express Com
pany for less price than they were paying.
Under these circumstances, the Express
under General Joe Johnston's management,
cannot com pete, and the railroad compa-
nies having re-established themselves are
endeavOring to put an end to their arrange
ment with Adams Express Company. The
case is in the u. s. Courts and Will be de-
cided next week.
WASHINGTON August 1.-Notice has
been received from the Prussian POstofIlce
that in consequence of the war, letters for
IOnian Islands, Greece, India, China, Aus
tralia,Sc., cannot be eforwarded by the Prus-
sian closed mail to their destination via
Trieste, and consequently, until further no.
tice, letters for these countries should not
be dispatched from the United States in the
closed mail to Prussia. '.a' -i'ne .
The New OrI -ans Riot Suppressed.
General Baird telegraphs from New Or
leans, July 3lst: The riot has been, sup
pressed. have declared martial law in the
city. About forty persons have been killed
and large number wounded, nearly all
being friendly to the Convention. siiH.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-02
From Nashville.

LOUISVILLE, July 3l.-A Nashville dis
patch received at headquarters from Major
General Wood, says there were one hund-
dred and ten cases of cholera at Savannah,
Gas on the 25th, whereof half proved fatal.
The troops coming to the southwest from
New York, are reported infected with the
disease. 70 ...5s 20 noits.i,rf .r.al.
The colOred soldiers National League
passed a resolution to hold National Com
vention at Nashville on the first of January
next. l..t .... H.r.I.7 aI 81 H.'f 70 l....f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-02
Sherif's Sale. +,

vs., Is , Court Of Common Pleas;r-,
Jonath1n'P 'Peters.> III Franklin County. J'1 L
DX VIRTUE OF AN EXEGUTION ON
ed will offer for sale at public auction. at the door
Of the Court House. in the city Of Columbus. on
Tuesday, the 18th day ofSAugust, A, d.
: 81 jgnlQiq 9iAu ll 1855; isg AaAp N 20 sia@l
at o'clock P. M, the following described real es-
tate situate in Franklin county, TO. wit y eAll
The north block Of In-lot NOs9ls, in McGowhs
Street, in said city. Y
4 Appraised at $1,000. ~ IN g1e SIsgl
fnn'Si '''' - WIN DOMteAN, Sheriff.
+, COLLINS Afy' '''0'1 eiyzI-dlt&TttMd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-02
From RIehmond.

RICHMOND, Va, August The Central
Committee re-assembled to-day, and ap-
pointed a subcommittee to recommend a
list of delegates to the Philadelphia Con-
yention. "A resolution proposing to instruct
The celegatiohto vote asa unit, was indeffs
nItely postponed. The meeting adjourned
until Up. NJ, 10 receive theTeport of the
subcommittee. saru rI. 5Igam
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-02
union Pnolfio Rniirond.

OMAHA, Aug. 1.-THE Government Com
missioners yesterday accepted an additional
thirty-tiv miles of the Union Pacific rail-
road. One hundred and sixty-three miles
of the road are completed. This brings
the. road within thirty-One miles of Fort
Kearney, which point will be reached by
the first of September. Regular passenger
trains are now running to Grand Island.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-02
From Galveston.

GALVESTON, TEX, July 20.--State Secre-
tary Judge Bell has been instructed from
Washington to continue the Provisional
Government till further ORDERS and notify
ficials in service during and before the war
will be re-appointed. a.,l aa ooa
No cases of cholera are reported.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-02
Now York stocK nInrka1-A er.. q. Z.

STOCKS--STong. United States $50 coupons,
Sa IOsS a. % coupons e4 los DO sS Ioo 70 q
do 30 do lO41S; Ohio Mississippi Certificates 9sN
Cumberland Goal ~, W estern Union Telegraph 55H;
HHsriposs preferred 219E; New. York Central lO4Ik
Erie 6S; Hudson l2l; ReAding lflX: Mich gan
southern sax; Illinois Central i23JS; Cleveland L
Pitlsburg ss1F; Chicago a Northwestern 37h; do
preierre !; 67l Oleyeland Toleoo ll6 Rock Island
CHICAGO 1895 Chicago q Alton lie; Milwaukee
st. Pau preferred. "a , -. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-02
] FROM HARRISBURG.
soIdIers,, DersiocrarIc Conventro,

HARRIsAURG, Pa, Aug. 1.-The Pennsyl-
Yaniaa Soldiers Democratic State Convens
ton assembled.in this city to-day. Gre
qentials were presented by delegates from
every representative district ID the State.
General Jacob b. Swetzef, of Allegheny
county, was chosen temporary chairman.
A committee OF thirteen was then appoint
ed to select officers for the permanent orr
Sanization, atter which the Convention
took o recess. for an hour. 5a N i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-02
OswegO aInrket-Aua,

FL0uR-Steady; No. spring 90 so; red winter
$llngIi $lng9Ii 5G white do $l2. and Xxx Sl39l4.
WHEAT-Dull and unchanged; sales early of
small lots Of prime Canada at 81 so, ard No, Mil
waukee club at 81 90
,COkN-rAlarket closing lover N6s 1 Illinois at
0ATSz-Quet. .t .,,o. ..
RYE-QGitt. Mud.
va ! CANAL FREIGHTS7-LOver,. Corn. DC to New
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-02
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New RorlU money 1IarIEeG4-AuN

MONEY-Rathsrt more doing Al 4g5 pet cent. {. .
STERLlNG EXCHANGE-Lowe and dull at
GOLD : Without decided change; opening at I49.
declining to l4sx. and closing at I1sK. ---.f '.
iGOXERNMhkT STO OCKs-A shade fir1ner.
FkElGHrS-To Liverpool, qnet and firm. i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-02
new York Dry Goods rrade-JuIIIyS A.

New York Dry Goods Trade-JuIy 81.
The m lrket is inactive Prints-Arnold l7c; Co.
checo 2lc: DnnnelS &c., Empire l2Kc; Freeman
l6hc; Garnero& Co. 20Ifc; Hamilton Isc; Londoh
perell 25ci Stark, A. Csc; Winthrop lsKc; Denims
.,Arkwright brown 300, blue 3Oc;l lAmoskeag 52Kc;
Boston brown 300; Boston Manufacturing Company
do A., 47Kc; do b, 32I6c; do, g, g715c do d, 39Hc;
Blackstone Riveresc! Hoop Skirts EBradleys Du.
pexs EiliRtie Per dozen hoops, o5L do En-
do narrow tapes, 4sa7sc. Magic Rufie., genuine.
With ls trSde N mark-NO. e6 rs No. g co. No.
q so; No, 8. IS so; No. s. SO so, with DISCOUNT
Hard drIbbereravats-sE inch-No. l,lplain, "a %:
No No. e fegSgsd SE GnSS. sS % U1ANNC t
inShGEsl cslss; No. Il Is vs. r. y ihchSSS. /.
IS 90; No. 2. % 90; X inch-No. /. IS IS; No. .,
y ~. t.raIlthI III y u Oh a1RaaAanttNl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-02

aqua do MAGNOLIA.
Atoiletdelieht The ladies' treasure and sentle.
mems booni The Sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. I. Mihdfaetured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person,
rs4dsi she shin Ioft and fresb, 10
to perfume clothing. 90. ,,b.s5ob
Hovercomest the unpleasant odor Of perSpiration.
NremcyWreahess, tan. blotchss,ikc. pgiA
ItcVresAefvSds headhebe allay Inflammation.
hcoGls,goftaps md odds delicscy TO thaskih. al
1tyislds asnbdded and lasting perfume ~
Itcures musqnsto hitsslsndttinEs ofainsscts.
ItepptAins no omaterialiniurious TO the skin.
PatroniSed BY Actresses and Opera Singers. Il ID
wfStC dsfS lady should have. Sold .averywhsre,
Try the Magnolia Water once and you viii ucs no
other Cologne. PeEfunery,, or Toilet Water after
"rEss DEMAs- BaRSns a o.NJAF
ao.,-a.uta Drops. h1Essluu'lyH'IIAA IIAAysHssE. Z.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-02
Are Sold by all Druggists and
~, Dealers in Patent Medicines
~ ,s''r1 EVERYWHERE.
junel1 1-d,tWSw Iye4thw.g ... VI. t.s
Reputation Established

Mrs. s. "A. .RIEeas Is truly a
public be1aefGctreSS, and her :
SOO3s6e1'flgE success Is I49spr'e-
cele1Ited. Her fame Gaed
her discoveries hare gone
abroad, and tO-CC0V she Is !
IN her line The largest mar
IGftsCtareSS GGI the sOOrId. d
J.. Everybody Interested.
YOaEth and old age are 0LiEce
benefited 6y The ESe Of Mrs. I
s. II. .FGIeM's Worlds Hair.
ReStOrer and Hail. Dress,
ing. They act directly sspOss 8
the roots Ofthe hair, causing /
lssCVsT6GglsE gTOSUsh and Oe0ss- 81
ty. YOasr hair, Sf changed TO I
grey Os' sClssfe by sickness or
other causes, aCIEI soon be RE-
stored To- ats natural color
and beauty. DGllCtrlsT erGSJ-
tCGted fO9'eUer. The M0ts' I
falling stopped, q Tghe 11sOst
delicate keGCt-sreSs OF. 6O1e-
sSefcGlS beaOO1.1s ecitIsOsst fear
OfSOtI61sg. TIsensOSt delight y
fsgI fragrance to HE, hair Is {
impaired. I'M y0W tCIsh 20 !,
restore yO1Ssis hair. as iSsR
youth, and retain St EItS-OMglI q
life, aVStIsOaSt delay purchase
a bottle or eSgcIs Of sXs!S. q. "a.
Aliens TR'OrIGE's HAIR Re- a
stOs'es. ard Dressing. io1s s9oqlai ,
Sold by Druggists throughout the World. iad
-'a 33GPRlNcIPAI SALES OFFICE, nwot ua
I 19e q 400 iGss6stisvick Sc. New-Yorl.. ls1i
octl'esl d sad& Wiyf nonsSt1ss7ni hiiH9ios = Oi
-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-02
HlGHWINES-Quiet.

ERElGHTS-Dull. Corn &c to Buffalo. -
RhCEIPTS-tlour. 7,20O brls;. W heat $500 bush:,.
Corn, lS6 900 bushi Oats. 10000 6dsh.--- II - q
SHIHMENTS-Flour, f2OOO brls: Wheat l32 600.
Corn. .ll32, 900 bush; 0ats4O OOO-bush.y - - -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-02

j
PURIFY THE BLOOD. If the blood be
pure. the body, which is formed from and by the
blood, cannot bO Odiseased. But If there be In any
part Of the body any affection such as boil or ul-
Ger, even bruise. the blood circulating through
that part takes up impure matters from the local af-
fecton and carries It into the general system. This
is the cause often Of sudden death to persons offull
habit Afflicted with boils and ulcers, and who use no
medicines the matter gets into the circulating sys-
tenn and Ohokes up the fine blood vessels which sup
ply the brain with yitalty and life ceases as II 9
3lReTeftl by Lightning. ri os
No" this can be rsmedied.lsEg7f,V gs. +
rod, 60, BRANDRETH'S PILLS s,.I .l
Take all impure matters from the circulation, and
save the generalhealth soon curing local affections
also. BRAEDRETH'S PILLS protect from tedi.
Gus times Of sickness and often save life. Sold by
All UruggIsts. IN .4sUrT ,s'1o.r, JulyT-d&wlm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-02
Cleveland market.

FLOUR-City made Xxx red sl3 90; do Xxx white
$l5kOO; do Xxx spring $40 5091O 75,. Country
brands Xxx red at $40 OO9l2 so, and do Xxx white
$3 OO9 90. Sales 225 brs good extra red at So 5O
SsWHEAT5,,saes cars No. Milwaukee spring at
", car ordinary No. 2 at 81.
CORNING. held at 73974c, -
QATS-ln moderate demand and lace better
sales car No. l at ACC. from store; car do do
RYE--Quiet and nominal at Csc for No. l.
Pokih1No. city-packed mess S34; No. $32;
LARD..Steady for city rendered at 22Hc in kegs,
at 2lc. ri n no = :
HAMs-Stoady for city sugar-cured canvassed
BAO0N--Steady at zoe for city-cured canyassed.
DRIED BEEk-In light stock and firm at 26c. Z,
BEEt-Firm and steady at $40 90 for city packed
RBUTfER- R-Steady and firm at $50 for choice
Western Reserves 2693Oc for common to good quail
'iCfHEEsE-Quet and steady at loaI7c f0r som-
mon 70 choice dairy and factory made. - y
EGGS-Firmer. Sales at l9922c. according to
HIGHWINES7 Quiet and steady at 60 G792 es. '
cent: IA Alcohol ~ Sgd 81 Neutral Proof Spirits,
.pisII PEIRGhEgMnsd At sic for refined in bond.
DRIED APPLES-Quiet at l7c and pay for pack
1bRfED EACHEs-Pared sOc; Impaired halves lives
LAKE FISHIwe quote: No. whitefsh IS IS
per half barrel; No. do % Is, Pckerei! No. j, $50
8 25; Trout 81 25; Herring, large 81 so.
u BEANSIprime white scarce and firm Atfe 95per
7FEATHERs-Prime live geese held atsSaOOc. "a
SALI-Held at ss 45 for fine. 90 so for coarse
WAfEE "a III He'd At = 90 per brl fqt Akron
WHITE LIME-Held at 81 rs per barrel for Fre-
mont and city, a -.ny-soy-yrsF ,ass.~~ =
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Chicago nInrkaI-Anr1.., ,

FL0UR--Quiet.! - - ~ : n -
WHEAT--Dull at 81 4o9i Al for No, /. and g2c
for rNN9GSSS.go y?a.U,f ~ ~ 'FTfS
NJ O9stN--oaiet at $40 for No. !. and 55s5sc for
OASTS-Uuietat 271lS2sc for No. l. s592sol for
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-02

DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS, W est Broadway. neaI
High street, Columbus, Ohio. has devoted himsel
Tor series Of years tothe trea ment Of certain pri
tate diseases. He may beoonsulted at his Office
BrpasalSsaej .nsaf the EKcRahssBAnk , J SEH g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-02
HAGAN,s mAGNoLIAInALm

~ HAGAN,s smAGNOLIA1BALM q
This Sthe most deliehtful ndextraordinAryartiel'
ever discovered. II changes Sqn-burnt face and
hands TO pOarly satin texture Of ravishing beauty
impartng the marble purity Of youth, and the de-
tf10We appearance so inviting in the city belle Of
fashion. 1t removes tan ~ reekles. pimples and
rOughnesS from the skin,l eaying the complexion
fresh, transparent and smooth. II contains no ma
tOriAl injurious 70 the skin ParOniEed by Actress
es and Opera Singers. II Is every lady should
hRye!0 Sold everywhere. Retail price. SO cts. d 4
Prepared by WE. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y.
Address all orders to V-i''' p
DEMAS BARNES 4 CO., New York.
octa.dAw1y OK F-AD4Ss L8 III n.
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Aqua do MAGNOLIA.

.UArzao ~ -aAss'Ae~' .Ef@lH -
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21
Our Next OonEresginan.

. II IL not improbable that in a Few days,
the loyal voters Of the First Congressional
District will Ne called upon 10 slsets sentls-
asnan To On the position now occupied BY
Hon. N. O. Taylor who, It iS said. is about
10 resign. Ip this event, wS should look
about and secure a man who has the interest
Of our country at hearts working, Indus
sriOuS, thorough. going, influential mAn-OAs
that win strive to secure to Bias. Tennessee
loyalists that which they so much need and
Observation-Disclosures for their property
lost during the war. That man 10 JUDGE R.
R. BUTLER. H' is, unqusStiOnably, the psO-
plea friend. He can carry nine-tsbths Of the
District against any other man brought for
wsrd. In fact, there lie no intimatiOn that
there win be any opposition to Judge Butler.
Let Us be unanimous, therefore, for il there
svsF was = time when we needed a faithful
agent IN the councils Of our nation, noH Is
the time. Let the loyal people stand BY
Judge Butler in solid phAlanz, and we win
be well and honoPably represented.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21
From Europe BY the cable.

LoSDOE, December i3-NoOn.-A most ap-
pAlling explosion has occurred In the eoliery
at BArnsley, IN the county Of York. The loss
Of lite was trightfal. The bodies Of over
three hundred dead have already been tAksa
from the mine, and many others are yet an
AcCouated tor.
LIVERPOOL, Deeemb'r -. -Several addition
a arrests Of Fenian synpathizers In Ireland
bare beea announced. The Government IL
on the track Of the FenlaR organization re-
ported 10 exist 1t Hall.
LonDoS, December II, P. Nit IL rumOred
here and 90 the Contlneht that the Emperor
Of Austria has proposed to The great powers
that they hold q Conference TO take into con.
SiderAtiOn the position Of the Turkish sab
jeciS Of the Sublime Porte.
LoEDOS, December IA factory for the
preparation Of Greek ere has been discovered
~ the police ia Dnblln.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21
LATEST NEWS.

C%IscTSSAri, Deeenber 5.-Thers were lST
deaths from cholera in this city iAFt month
Col. T. L. JOnes, o. Newport, Ksntneky,
WAb tried Yesterday on an indictmsnt eharg.
ing hin with failing to attach UnIied States
reEenae stamps to four receipts. The jury
returned = verdict against defendant for
S. 1000.
l.. P. Cole, Of Wasbing'on eouaty, Ohio,
who holds the ticket which drew The Arsl
prizs landS In Eentucby, Ealued At $4,000,
in Clayton 4 Young's gin snterpriss Of Cow
ington, Instituted a suit Ia the Kenton Cir
cult Court yesterday 10 obtain the lands, the
parties having refused TO convey then.
NFW 0hLsAss, Dec. lS.-BarTacks are CO.
ing up st GrehadA, hiss., for = permanent
g~arrisOn for GATED States troops. II 10 said
that Jackson, Vieksburg, and Matches are
alsO 10 be made pernsRent post. The Ma
jor. General commanding aays Il is Binpl, to
assist the civil authorities In maintAininR
laws.
surrGtt ia expected 10 arrive in this eOun-
try in about four WeskI.
A party Of CobRreBsnen and nevspaper-
men will pass through Jonssboro', on thsir
Esy 70 Hev Orleans II 3 few days.
The Southern LoyaliAsS Ia Washing'on
have Oiganizsd an association and have reg
ulAr mssiiaRa which are we'll attended t.
members Of Congress who desire 70 ncquAins
themselves With the views Of the Union nsn
Of the south.
The District Of Colombia Bin, uadsr which
negroes are allowed 70 vote in the District,
paced the HOuHs without debate, and only
seeds tue signature of the President TO be-
cone a law. II 10 probable he will veto Il,
out, II he doss, there 10 no doubt but Con-
gress Woald pAaa u over his veto.
The Union Pacific Railway 10 being rapidly
pushed 70 completion. By the middle Of
April II is expected that thA road viii be laid
two hundred miles vest Of Lawrence, Kaa-
sas
OaciAl reports from Florida indicSts eon-
siderable III feelings betWss- the e~itiSens
arising from the possession Of eonfIeated
property,
one u the most brilliant RusaiAa Pris-
eesIeS ordered her ebambsrmAid, 10 81. Pc
,ersburE, 70 iroa her = Handkerchief The
irun proved too bot, aud the haudksrehief
was very slightly Seofehed. when The PFin.
cess say this she tarned deadly pale, started
from her arm-ehair, took the girl By the nape
Of the neck Ani carried her 70 the kitchen.
The poor ehambermaid sefsamsd; al did
nOs do Il On purpose" The Pdacsss shook
Der violently every time she screamed, cry
ing, " silsnee." The great iron SioVs wa al
most red hot. Tbs PfincssB pail The sham-
bsrmaid's clothes above Der head, tied hen
about her peck, and forced her 70 81 On the
bet stove until she tainted.