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NAZARETH FEMALE ACADEMY
IN NEAR BARDsToWN, KENTUCKY.

Our friends and patrons are informed that Mr. John "
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% from New orleans.

NEW, ORLEANS, Jan. 9-Presideni
Z Juarez and General Eegrete arrived n
San Antonio from FL Paso on the lst
The. Galveston Bulletin notices a
number of United States troops passing
ten-route to the Rio Grande.
There Is general decline In dry goods
and groceries at Galveston and Kings
ton. Cotton, especially superior grades,
have adVanced.lri-ffI W. f-ft
Bishop Gregg, Episcopal diocese OF
Texas, has arrived here en-route for the
North on church matters. $50
The accounts from the Louisiana
country papers represent the freedmen
as indispoSed to contract; refusing TO
make any agreement, expecting some
thing extraordin 70 turn up. ~.
In the Parish. East st. James, work
has been stopped entirely, since the 1st
on several of the large plantations from
plant In other parishes.
A number of the principal planters
of the Attakapas, emigrated few days
since hence 20 Belize, Honduras
Gen. Humphreys, q. s. Engineer, adj
yertises for proposals to build number
of important Ievees in this State and
Mississippi, 10 be done by the middle OF
March next, and paid form cash by the
government.
Encouraging reports have been re-
caived from Mississippi as to the beha-
yiour of the freedmen and their willing
ness TO make contracts. ~ 1877
. The eolored troops are fast leaving
the places lately garrtsoned by. them.
h Cotton, sales 1000 bales at 4S@49.--
Gold 50. - fls.si ~ 30 ~.
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NEw York, Jan. 10.-The Commerce.
ais washington special says that an
early HfthdraWal of French troops from
Mexico is looked upon as certain by all
who have pefused the correspo ndence
sent in by the President yesterday. The
steamer now about due viii bring Ma
poleonss speech to the chamber, and this
may contain the important announces
ment that the troops are to be with
drawn It's considered here as certain
that the scheme looking to congress
sioual proceedings by Congress will fail.
The. Commercial of to-day eulogiZes
the parting address OF Gov. Andrew,
and prints copious extracts therefrom.
Secretary Stanton Is to be called to
account for paying the rebel provisional
Governors in defiance of q law OF Con-
gress againstisnch an act. OK
The q. s. Agricultural Society held
their eighteenth annual meeting at the
Capitol, this morning. Preliminary ar
rangementS We're made for an agrieul-
tural reunion here in January next.
The Senate District of Columbia COM
mittee has rejected the bill granting
equal suffrage here, but VIII report a
bill permitting negroes to vote who
have resided here six months, and can
read and write. a-5-I.s y
The President, as means of cheap
ening fuel to the poor, during the cold
OF hre wood, belonging to government,
to be sold In quantities less than ten
cords, ut seven dollars and a half per
cord. li31l,t "a .iaI1a... f-l41l sdH
The well known case of Floyd .accep-
tances, purchased by Thos. W. Pierce,
of Boston, Is now before the Court Of
Claims 8itf "a 2 sloiisisl zoe -';ttlli4t
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New York. lInrIset.

tF aih 10 3a = NEW YORK, Jan. IO.f
Cotton-Heayy and I9ac lower. Mt 4Na5O'Nor
middIing. F1our-Closed dull with ma inn
pFoVement lost and holders more ifspoSatI 10
realize, z53S % for extra stAte5S lSsiS IS for
extra round hoop Ohio; and 7OtsS 10 3 for
trade brands included I'm the sales are I10O
bhls uninspeeted extra state for the last hall
OF January AZ 50. Whfsky-More active,
but without decided change In prices, stnfe
and western at ? 2593 d Wheat-CioSe(ld dull
and heavy for common grades, with holders
more disposed to realizes no transactions of
any magnitude. BaEley-Dun. Corn-Duu
with downward tendency; So3SS for unsound,
and SSGl93 for sound mixed western in store
and delivered. Oats--DuH at 4g615S for un-
sound western, 0l@62 for sound do. Sugar
Very hrm; Cuba Museovado IL Wool-Qui-
ct Petroleum-LoWeT; crude at 351z93a Zoo
bbls refined In bond at 57548SS. Pork-DA
cidedlyi fifm. g 625G99 6eGz for new mes
closing at9 IS regular way, 9el25Ss9 for old
mes, closing at . 5SR regular, = % for prime,
and . 50 for prime mes; also go b6ls new
mess for January. February, March and A pfiI,
sellers option, ut . 5Qt3z9 %. Realistically
At H02o for new plain mess. ll@l4 for old d0.,
22aA for new exfua mes, .t4e9l5 for old do.
Beef Hams-Moge active At S53SS for west
ern. Cut Meats-Lower at t05<@5ls9{ for shout
deFs, and 155<al51S for hanS bacon Dull
Dressed Hogs-Finne at n for western,
l2912N for city Iard-Firmef At Il{9H9E.
Bntter-HeaYy AT 20GS2 for Ohio, and 259S
for state. Cheese-DulI at 129l& -
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Tho CLEVELAND q PIttsDnrsh IaiIroad.
F.on. b 1oaeg &c q % n. !: 9ae.


Ffoni ne Money ATtele Of ne N. Z 7Ya,es,. or
The speculation IN the railways on
our own Stock Exchange opened with
some spirit after New Years day, in
the upward direction, but the subse-
quent movement was strongly bearish,
and on q most extensive scale near the
close of the week, in six or eight of the
New York aud Western stocks. The
ultimate decline, however, as compared
with the close of the old year, was less
important than the magnitude of the
short interest created in New York Gem
trial, Cleveland & Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne, &c Including the street sales.
we estimate that the entire capital of
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Road, LOG,
600 shares or s., 800, 600 par value, lVus
sold tlCiee opeT in the course of the
i've business days of the week, and
the amount of New York Central at
the command of the Street, (which is
never large in proportion to the capital,)
was probably doubled by the sales OF
the week. The movements. in Pitts
burgh, of late, have been singularly
contradictory, but on Friday and SAT-
urday the eagerness to press short sales
led to the suspicion that certain parties
not long since Bulls in, the stock. and
profiting by the declaration of the jan
uafy Cash Dividend OF four per cent,
and selling out, have reversed their po-t
sition and now hope to make as much
money as Bears by getting some one to
vamp up claitn against the Company
as a pretezt for e1jOining their Digidend
6StIid IN -Neln York. The trick is not a
new one, and the plans in, the present
instance may have been laid with sharp
and perhaps lawyer-1ike shrewdness,
but there is reason to believe that the
proper tool has not yet been found TO
IInake the swear.u Even IL he should
be, the exposure of the motives TO the
scheme will doubtless qualify, If notde
feat, the intended effect on the market.
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spsrit 81 me sioclI MARKET.

NEW YoRk, Jan 1O.-The Post says
the loan market continues easy, and
accommodation easily obtained at six
per cent. ON demand, where the securi-
dies are good. The Accommodation of
capital Is large, 1t has been swelled by
the recent payments of dividends there
IS also no lack OF currency, for the cof-
fers of the banks are gorged with Ma
6onal bank notes - q = 49,
The stock market has somewhat re-
covered from the severe depression Of
yesterday.
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o1NcrNNATI, Jan. iOth.-The steamer
Pine Grove, from Pittsburgh for Gin
cinnati, with three hundred tons of
freight, struck snag at Buffington's
Island on Sunday, and Immediately
sunk. The boat will probably be
raised aud cargo saved in a5damaged
condition. The boat is valued at $4,000.
Insured.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 10.@The Fenian
Verdict against the Senate. The SEN
tence has yet to be pronounced by o'AIa.
hony.
From the report on the Committee on
Finance, it appears there are but $50, 900
in the treasury. Receipts from Octo-
Der to January 9th, were sl47, 900, OF
which all but the above was expended.
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NEW York, Jan. 1O.-According to
later accounts the whole amount of
money recovered from the Adams Ex-
press robbers is $3.50, 900, and four men
are under arrest i8ii, ~
Roberts, a counterfeiter, escaped from
jail in Brooklyn last night. -
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BA1rrMoRE, Jan. 1O.-The Legislature
of Maryland met at noon to-day. GOV.
Swaynet elected q year ago under the
new constitution, took his sent to-day,
and will transmit his message to-mor-
row. The weather is becoming quite
mild. 80, NJ
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BosroN, Jan. 1O.-SeveraI wrecks
have occurred at Cape Cod. The brig
Emma, of Gloucester, Captain Traske,
from Surinan, with sugar for Boston,
struck on the beach at East Sandwich
and went to pieces. Five of the crew
were frozen. Captain Traske and two
men were saved badly frozen.
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NEW. York, Jan. l0.-ProE James j.
Mapes, the distinguished agricultural
ist, died at his residence in Newark, n.
J., aged so years. lss s7sts2ii { : liL9t
Three persons, implicated in the RIB
berry of the Adams Express Company,
have been captured. They were traced
by Mr.. Stafford, the agent, and some pri-
vate detectives acting under his orders.
Two of the parties were Rrrested at Nor
walk, r. L, and the other in allow house
in this city. Nearly three-fourths of
the money was found in the latter pos
session. The whole amount taken from
the safe did not exceed $3.50, 600. -.
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20 YoFI. l1oii.s.sl 81. s.os.. ll.arl.ssl.

INV YORK Jan. 10. Z
Money snd Gold foney CONTINUES dniI az
pr cent sa ios e 1osiss stedling Exelange
opsning at -, Declining @ lsssss s, and closing
Totafexpoft OF spedis to-day. s22s7Oo
( eightS-To Liverpool, quiet and heavy
government Stocks-la4 per cent. better:
u. 9, 6S 81, coupons lQ31E .. s. O., 520s,
ries 81; US. dsI year Ezfes, new issue,
> stoclEs- Strong Ohio 4 Mississippi eertifI-
New York Central S515SS z: Esr1e ag5<: Hudson Oh.
~ leSSzzs Reading 1025< Michigan Central 1O5;
eg5S; Cleveland q Pittsburgh 8yZ: Chicago 4
Rock Island I1d5<; Milwaukee Z PmIr1e du
chien aii Fit Wayne ~.
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ALBANY, Jan. IOth.-A meeting of
held here to-day for the purpose of dis
cussing the feasibility of constructing
railroad from Oswego to Jersey city.
A planwas finally adopted TO construct
a trunk line between the two points,
The distance in this State will be 225
miles, and $225, 600 was subscribed, and
1 per cent. paid in. The company is to
Midland Railroad.
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ELarIRA, n. Y, Jan. IOth.-A IRE
broke out in the clothing store of ]. s..
Anderson, Carroll street, which de-
stroyed all the buildings from Patter-
sons market, Carroll St, to Hitcheockis
market, ON Pike street. The buildings
were all of wood and Of little value; the
loss is probably In stocks of goods, and
the stoppage Of the business OF the
merchants occupying the buildings.
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SChieago MARKET

n -l-T-IIl-lj7lllt y VHIGAUOf Jul. IU.T7
Flour dull Wheat active and advanced 5
@4cs 2s5S for No. ], s6SS65S for no. ? Corn
very dull Fretghts quiet. Provisions buoy
ant under the demand by short sellers Mess
Pork advanced 81 selling at 98G27. Picked
Pork quiet at 1esz@l5E. Lard lg1<9lI1
yaneed S0S5Ocs sales at lo9l5, 81 ~ lT.ilsf
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& sr. LOUIS, JAN. lOth.1The Demoerat,s
Topeka, Kansas dispatch says that the
Kansas Legislature met to-day. Capt.
Banks was elected Secretary of the
Senate. Col Burrows, Speaker; and Jno.
P.Morton. CLERK of the House. Gent
Lame will speak here ON Thursday
night on the reconstruct elton, endorsing
President Johnson's policy sess,sl
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French international ExhibItIon.

NEW York, Jan. IO.4The time for the
reception of applications for space at the
Paris Universal Exhibition, has been
extended from the first of January TO
the first of March next. Our producers,
mechanics and artizans Will have fur
Their opportunity to send in their appli-
cations for space to the agent in New
York before the closing of the books.
Too much attention cannot be given to
the importance of having the character
istic productions. of our country prop
erly represented at the Exposition.
as'wen as forms of application may be
obtained by writing 70 j. O. Doty, agent
for the French repository, No. 5, Spruce
street, New York.
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NASHVILLE, Jan. 1O.-The Fisk Freed
Governor Brownlow and others. tits
intended to be a free high school for
colored children, with accommodations
for from 1000 to $500 pupils. Governor
Brownlow advised teachers of colored
schools to be exceedingly prudent and
Thomas was to take his troops away
and leave them unprotected there were
parties who would not allow them to
occupy the school n week, and that the
Legislature, over which he was placed,
would be dispersed by a mob in forty
eight hours. The Governor does not
believe In reconstruction and says he is
in for the fight during the war. yis';=}a
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NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. 10.-A fre
broke out here this morning IN Wen
halls extensive carriage and cornish
factory. Three buildings were burned
and others seriously damaged. Z mere
being no water for tbs engines thecor4
nish shop was saved by snow baliing
II. The total loss Is about S5Q,0QOi in
sured for 80, 900. ..'..y.-s...,..s
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sAyANNAiT. GA, Jan. 10.4Ths Hon,
Peter Cone, for many years q State
Senator and aproInenentclt izenof Bull
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rL'fa.I n i T WAsaTI6se 4 i Jan. 9.
HOUSE.

i n u n u i WAsHIEGFofs, JAN Q.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Bingham replied to the speech O.
Mr.. voorhees,, andin conclusion offered
the following as substitute for the res
oIution ofthe gentleman from Indiana
Resolved, That this House has m
abiding comic ence in the President, that
in the future, as in the past, he will Co
operate with Congress in restoring @
equal position q right with the other
States In the Union as the States lately
in insurrection.
Mr.. Stevens asked that the resolution
be referred to the Committee on Recon
struction. f,zsqs,..l-3 7.rJrriF
AR. Bingham assented to this.
Mr.. Voorhees, should like to see
the question met.
Mr.. Bingham-Id demand the previous
Nj. Yoorhees That's lying In the
fire of the enemy. If the Question
should be decided in the affirmative,
would It carry my resolution The
Speaker replied that 1t would. The de-
mand for the previous question was
seconded, and under its operation the
resolution was referred othe Commit
tee on observation-disclosures Yeas 101, nays
81 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - - >
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan 10th.@The con-
tract in progress OF negotiation between
the Atlantic q Great Western Railroad
Company and the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Company, has been
finally agreed upon, and goes into eff
feet Immediately. It provides for lay
ing a narrow guage road upon the At
lantic d Great Western road, to Gincin-
natl, Cleveland and other Western
cities, and also the immediate construc-
ton ora line ofa narrowguager railroad
through Clarion, Jefferson, Centre,
Union and Northumberland counties,
TO connect the Great Western with the
Catawassa road, thus forming, by
means of latter road, and Philadelphia
and Reading road, q continuous line Of
narrow guage railroad from all the
great cities West 70 Philadelphia and
New York. One immediate result OF
this contract Will be the estab lishnleht
of line of steamers between Rhila-
delphia and England, for building and
equipment of which, the latter Cos
contribute half the amount Unnecessary.
In the suit between the lCatawassa and
Pennsylvania railroads, to be heard in
the Supreme Court Tomorrow, the
Reading road becomes q party with the
GafaWaRsa rOad.
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9 NEW York, Jan. Io.-Gold opened ut
81 so, fell to 8, 3s5<,. and closed at
S1,99N.
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GREAT. REDUCTION

Infhe EKpenaeOED rfllinE OtlNells.
N WHITTIER q CO., OF PORTSMOUTH,
W. Ohio are manufs featuring the best, cheap
est and speediest Drilling Machines in the
world for boring Oil, Salt or ATtestan wells.
They have been thoroughly and succeSsfully
tested for eight years, in boring through the
hardest fiinf and lime rocks. By the peculiar
construction Of the tools. no reamer Is re
quired, and II kept in order cannot stick fast,
and therefore require no 1arz The arrange
ment far hosting tools and sand pumping are
perfect. The expense OF engine Is dispensed
with one horse and two men being all that
Is necessary FOR drilling nom twenty to thirty
feet per day, through ordinary rock. All ne
Gerry tools and COO feet Of rope are furnished
with the machines. Total weight Of mn
chimes near 900 pounds. They are. easily
transported, and can be setqp In an hour.
The price, with every thing complete, and full
instructions, Is 500, delivered on boat or cars.
These machines are simple In their eonstrue-
ton, durable In their use, seaenttt1ci IN their
operations and easily attended, and kept in
order, and must therefore very soon super
sede all other machines tor drilling deep
wells as all who use them testify. Address
l77l575f 7l5NfiI g. WHITTIER CO.,
todd Manufacturers, Portsmouth, Ohio.
-fnnHs3n - II
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The receipts of Beef Cattle were rather more
liberal this week; the market was according
~ depressed. prices varied from 10 70 I71<61S,
the latter an extreme rate, and choice At la9
~ the bulk Of the offerings Were at Iito l65z
HOGS were In mn demand ut prices varying
me tStal receipts of an stock Mt all the
ynpfis for this week and last week were as fol-
lows :. Z. - Is. - s1s-is.
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aelerfitatlt Gailprtua.
Great Reduction in PIiilG3Bs

- 4
Z. REAHs. n. GuGGRNHEIStRR
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ARREsTED For MURDER.

We learn that Dan, formerly slAye of Mr.. JOHN
wAnNocK, and Henry, formerly slave of Mr..
DAS'L Brown, have been forwarded to Columbia
to be tried by Military Court for the murder of
young ALBERT GEER, in January last. The latter
part of last week was occupied by the Provost
Court at this place in the examination of charges
preferred against Dan and Henry, and after three
days patient Investigation, wherein was elected
conclusive proof of their guilt, the culprits made
confession Of the ctrocions crime But the form
of a trails essential, and we presume that they
will meet with righteous punishment for so hor-
rible and brutal a murder. From their confes-
sion, it seems that young GEEn overlook them near
his house, about dark engaged in killing hog be-
longing to his father, and upon his demand, they
threw the hog before him on the saddle. They
quickly recanted of their obedience, however, and
resolved to take his life rather than suffer the
sequences of stealing. Upon this decision, and
in the most fendish manner, they pulled him from
the horse and committed the fatal deed, with the
hammer Of pistol s'Murder will out, and cir
cumstances disclosed the evidence which eventu-
ally forced this confession from their guilty con-
sciences M
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@ Owe MORE uiNFoRrUNAqE.n E.,,

"A genuine, ragged rebel, accoutred with can
teen, haversaciS and knnpsack, no weapons, open
or concealed, appeared in our streets on Saturday
last. Hesis on the way to his home in Mississippi,
andunless favored specially with public transpOr7
tation, expects to continue the even tenorof bis
route in the primitive style our first parents are
supposed to have locomoted In other words, he
is walking, and forcibly reminded US Of familiar
scenes in ''Confederic times. Seriously, we
wish him God. speed on hisjourney, and trust that
there are warm hearts to beat with tender joy at
his return, unexpected thought it be. He is, per-
baps, the last specimen Of that army sGoihg
Homen
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COURT WEEK.

This was once q familiar heading to our readers,
scni-annually, but the times have sadly changed
since then and many will be surprised at the an
nouncement we.are about to make. From an Off
cial source, Solicitor REED We learn that a regu-
lar "old-fashioned Court of General Sessions and
Common Pleas will begin at Anderson on Monday
next. Hon. F. J.. MOSES, one of the newly elected
Judges, will preside. It is the intention of the
officers charged with the execution of tho law to
demonstrate to the credulous that civil law has
been restored and will be enforced in South Caro-
lima hencefoFth, OF which all good citizens will re-
rejoice and contribute their energies to sustain.
The dockets will be cleared, ifg7possble, and es-
pecially of matters of a criminal nature, on the
Sessions side of the Court All persons interested,
and particularly those against whom prosecutions
are pending, should be present, prepared to avail
themselves of any advantage that might arise, in
the determined effort to "wipc out and begin
anew" In the purpose to clear the dockets Of old
matters, the Court will sit and press the business
energetically, in every District of the Western
Circuit