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FROM THE SOUTH.

MOBILE, Dec. %.
District Attorney l.. v. B. Martin met
Judge Busted, of the United States District
Court, this morning in front Of the Custom
House, and accosted him, saying. A" Judge.
will you allow that Indictment against me to
take its course?'' Busted replied, "Sir, the law
must take its course Martin drew q reyol-
yer and fred on the Judge, who fell to the
pavement, having received two sh Dts, one be.
low the breast bone and another in the right
leg. Martin had been indicted by the Uni
ted States Grand Jury for revenue frauds and
extortion. He is now in jail. Judge Bnss-
ted's wounds ere not considered mortal.
AuGvsTA, Ga, Dec %.
negro who raped white girl, on the
public road, near Louisville, Jefferson conn
ty, on Saturday last, was arrested, tied to a
stake and burned, by a mixed crowd ofwhltes
and blacks.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. %.
The County Republican nominating con
vention to-day nominated eight negroes and
sixteen whites, and four whites and two ne
groes for the State legislature. The majority OF
the whites are Northern men, connected with
the Freedmen's Bureau.
A negro was shot dead yesterday, on the
plantation of Mr.. Merriweathes, near this
city, for declaring himself opposed to the
Union League.
New ORLEANS, Dec. %.
Gen. Hancock, in Special Order No. 22o,
legalixes the official acts Of Shelby, who was
appoioted Clerk Of the Second District
Court by General Mower, and removed in
turn by Gen. Hancock, who reinstated the
former occupant.
The following was adopted by the Conven,
ton to day as the second article Of the Con
stituties'
"All persons, without regard 10 race, col
or or previous condition, born or naturalized
in the United States, and resident of this
State for one year, shall enjoy the same civil,
political and public rights and privileges, az. ]
De subject to the same pains end penalties, y
The ConventiGs adjourned till MONDAY.
To-Day was the tYenty-s;xth day Of the
session.
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NEW York, Dec. %.
The New York Times special says: There
seems to be but little question that the treaty
wth Denmark for the purchase of the Island
OF st. Thomas, will meet with strong oppo-
sitlon in the Senate. 1t is not at all certain
that the Foreign Relation Committee OF that
body will report favorably upon that project,
aud even if it should, its chances will be very
slim in the Senate. The argument mostly
used rs the objection to paying any price for
the Island, on the ground of no compensaiing
advantage. 1t is admitted that unless st.
Thomas remains a free port, as it now is, it
will be OF no use as a commercial depot
Mr.. Sherman intends to urge his financial
bill upon the early attention of the Senate so
as to givethc country certain basis for the re-
sumption OF business in the spring.
Gen. Howard thinks that Congress will
have to provide relief for the destitute in the
South. proposition is made to have o
| Government loan of twenty-five or twenty
SIX millions at SIX per cent, secured by a
lien on property and crops. Gen. Howard
does not approve Of this, but favors dstri.
button of food, the cost to be secured by a
lien on the crops.
The New York H7orid's special SAYS Gen
Gillem. who has been here under Gen. Ord s
order seeking aid for the Southern destitute
hau arother interview with General
Grant to-day. In his renort Gen. GiIem
shows that three fifth Of the freedmen will
be thrown out Unemployment by tn failure of
the planters to plant cotton.
The Democrats are making elaborate pre-.
para.ions to celebrate the Sth day of January
here. Prominent speakers have been invited
from all parts Of the country.
The Ueraids Washington special says
Reports of Cabinet changes are circulating
again from sem-reliable source that Secretary
McCulloch will send in his resignation in
few days, and that the President will nomi
nate as his successor Cbas. Francis Adams,
our present Minister to Great Britain, and
that Mr.. McCulloch will then be nominated
to fill the vacancy at the Court of st. James,
1t is understood that an order substituting
Meade for Pope will be issued on Saturday.
The twnty-tour years bonds of 1867, falling
due on the last of this month and payable on
the lst of January, amounts to about six
la.li!on dollars IN coin. The ssmi-sanunl
interest on the bonds Of 81 payable on the
bonds of the 1st proximo, amount to about
$4,000, which together With the half yearly
interest an the 5-2os, amagnt;ag 10 about
slo, 900, 900, will put $50, 900, 600 Of gold on
the market early next January.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

SAN FRASeIsco, Dec. %.
ias seTeresy storm Tor many years has pre-
vailed here for the past two days. Most of
the shipping in the harbor is damaged. The
city suffered TO great extent. Reports from
the interior give accounts of the disastrous
effects Of the storm. The stages and rail,
roads have temporarily suspended The stssu.
sr liontana, from Panama, arrived to-day,
twenty -four hours behind Oh account OF the
storm.
Late adyices from the northern coast of
iaaho and Oregon state that branch Rail
foad company has been organized at Port
land to cohnect with the Union Pacific Rail-
ioad, to run through Idaho aud eastern Ore
gon to the navigable waters Of the Columbia.
II IS the design of III. company to induce the
Union Pacific company to take stock in the
road and assist in building and construction
The convention called tp mset at
Base City, Idaho, January Gtil. TO memo
rlalise Congress to make grant in favor of
railroad connection with the Union Pacific
Railroad 10 the navigable waters of the Co
lpm5ia, via Snake River Valley, viii proba-
bly, act in conjunction with the Oregon Co.
The Washington Territorial Legislative As
semby met December 81.
a memorial was introduced asking Cons
nUHt
houses at the important Straits and Sounds
h.lso. ESTABLISHING Aaval Depots at some
points on the Sound
The mining news from British Columbia is
encouraging
London letter states that the scheme iu-
dueing immigration from England to the Con-
tinent failed.
The Board of Education at Victoria have
closed the schools for want of ct.na-.
ari-onia aagiees TO the 18th of December
says that General Gregg has been relieved
from the command of the District OF Arizona.
and ordered to assume command of the mill
tary operations in Nevada. Gen. Crittepden
is named as his successor.
The Ragnutt Indians have submitted to the
military authorities and have turned over
their arms to Gen. Palmer.
The Union Pacific railroad auryey was at
tackled by the Indians northeast of Prescott.
but without fatal results.
The Territorial officers have left Prescott
for Tucson, the rev capitol.
The mining news is encouraging
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, Dec. %.
The Executive Hoard Of the State Agricul-
tura Soc,eiy will hold its regular annual
meeting in this city, commencing January
1th. About Sl5,000in premiums will be dis
tribuled for field crops.
The Governor will lave for Washington in
iew days to join Gen. Hurlbut and T. l..
Dickey IN urging upon Congress the propre-
y OF liberal appropriation for canal and
rlyer improvements in this State.
!he ANNUAL meeting Of the Trustees of the
ii,aols Soldiers Orphans Home will be held
in this city Jan. s.
DEs MoIEEs, Dec. 2S.
Gieason. sentenced to be hung Yesterday,
has had his sentence commuted to imprison-
ment for life.
nv. QuEBEc, Dec. %.
lhls afternoon Governor Realleau deliver
ed bis speech. He expressed the hope that
tne sentiment Of fidelity to British institu-
TONS, and devotion to the interests of the
Confederation, would characterize the frst
session Of the Quebec Legislature. : :
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FRox THE SOUTH.

Nox10oMEay, Ala, Dee. %.
Nicholas Davis, PROMINENT Radical oi
North Alahepe ha4 pubIisAsd : lsttss fully
qdpsdns o. 1afss Il NJ eenpls, seed
i1nd Others, protesting assanss ne Jxoposed
Ths Hauavffie mn xdvoeaass, Radical organ,
eails for ~ rsasssnhline Of the Conyentiol
TO modify the Questionable features Of, the
proposed CopstitaEion-the clause x6bout
|sctdols,f ,fhe 6aschipo and r1eistfakioo dAth.
fThatpaAw s1ys il he Constitution = NOT
modified. environed - We are and almost in
= ststs Of anarchy, it, adoption can only be
accepted esA choice OF evils, and not defend
ed as right and proper but it is in our power
call the Convention together sgain. Il also
repudates the action Of the Radical meeting
u North Alabama, and says that the white
Unionists are Ignored and rejected as un-
sound.
The TuscumbiA North Alabama repudiates
the nominasions BY the selfconstituted poht-
ical conyention.
The Conservatives all over the State are
arousing and arc determined to defeat the
new Constitution.
NEW YoRx, Dec %.
The Herdlds Charlotte county Va spe-
cisl says: A reign of terror prevails here.
The freedmen have become desperate in
awaiting the distribution Of farms, and now
seek revenge by house burning, cattle staying
and other outrages. The counties of Amelia,
Prince Edward, Limburg, Halifax, Mechien-
burg and Patterson are deluged with such
outrages. Murder, azson and incendiarism
are Of nightly occurrence, and war Of races
seems inevitable. The civil authorities are
powerless to protect the people, and the mil
itary posts are so remote that the whites have
determined to depend upon themselves, and
their resolution ia death before negro supre.
macy. The forty acres of land and twomules
promised to the negroes at Christmas not be,
ing forthcoming is the cause of.this terrible
state of affairs.
The Herdids Charleston special says
Gen. Candy has issned an order for the Con-
vention to meet in this city on the oath OF
January next.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

BosTos, Dec. %.
A clerk, named Robert Preston, in. the
employ Of the Dorchester Mutual Insurance
company, disappeared with $4,000 worth Of
government bonds.
BUFFALO, Dec. 2s.
Ice and drift wood, from Upper Buffalo
creek, passed through the harhor last night
and this morning with great force. No dam.
age was done.
The weather ls remarkably mild, aud the
ground is bare Of snow.
TaRoNTo, Dec %.
The first Parliament OF the Province Of
Ontario opened yesterday afternoon. John
Stevenson was chosen Speaker
The Lieutenant Governor, in his address
to the Legislative Assembly to-day, alluded
| to the Union, aud the new political era upon
which the Province ssas entering, and ex,
pressed the hope that the resourcea at the
DISPOSAL OF the Legislature would be sufficient
for all purposes. The best means OF hus.
banding and increasing the reaonross vas nd
ver,ed TO. The expediency of encouraging
emigration and occupation of the public
ands of the Province; the enactmsss of !
liheral hensstsad hw, and The adoplioa e :
Ustsa af eifss asants p honoedN aettlsYs.
iVgse reeonMea4VA ses.s
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LATE CAKLR DE6PATC1IES.

5 9sasst
LoxDox, Dec. 2s.-The Feniaus seem un-
usually actiss Ill over the csanay. Nearly
every hour ia the day dispatches are received
By ~ ausAssises anuouncinx either con
templated moy smAnt BY The Brethsrhood, OF
N 6Aanlats oeeurfsnee. I
Teleersns Of quite serious nature re-
ceived to-day from Cork dstails another Fe-
.sian eosp ds ssAfa. Last night about mid
night lAree body ef mea With biscksned
shcss, ssornel Mafhello Tower, near Cork.
The guards Of tha tosser vtfs ovsrcome and
scattered, and the victors hastily collected 3
considerable quantity of arms and ammuni-
tion and escaped without molsstAtioa.
The late operations Of the Fenians have had
the effect Of rekindling public sxcitsasnt, and
many improbable rurnors are aHoat, Including
one that q Fenian cruiser he's been seen of
The Irish coast and chased away BY var
vessels.
A man was arrested in this, city last eve-
ming, on the charge OF having fred the fuse
which caused the recent terrible explosion ai
Clerkenwell. II is believed that the true cul-
prit is ct last captured.
Commercial advices from Shanghai give
buC tOSAa "a ApUbtoW tu0 HSW CIVP Va S0uB W
the 1st Of December At ninety million pounds.
Green tea at Shanghai active and 6rmer.
MADRID, Dec. 28.-The Austriaa frigate
Navara, in command of Admiral Tegsthall,
having ON board the remains Of the late Arch
Duke Maximilian, arrived at Cadiz yesterday
afternoon.
The sessions Of the cortez commenced to-
day. Inthe ususl speech from the throne,
Queen Isabella pledged the support OF the
nation to the Pope for the preservation OF
temporal power.
PARIS. Dec. 28.-Evening the Corps
LegistiH to-day, bill for the reorganization
Of the army was passed after several amend
ments.
Mr.. Rouher, in his speech on the proposed
amendment. called the attention to the arma-
ment Of the neighboring powers. and support
ed his plan as the only one practicable. The
bill is certain to become a law.
LoSpoS, Dec. 2s.-Evening. Another
Fen.an outrage was perpetrated to-day at
Dublin. An effort was made to fire the gem
eral postofiicc, by means of Greek fire; the
attempt happily was frustrated. Beyond
the obstruction of a few letters, no great dam
age was done.
A large powder mill a. Faversham, about
fifty miles from this city, blew up and was ut
terly destroyed this afternoon. Ten persons
were killed outright and large number in.
jured. The cause Of the explosion is unknown.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW York, Dec. %.
II Is understood that only two licenses to
sell liquor is to be issued under the munici-
pal ordinance just passed, with the object o.
testing the constsutionality of the State ex,
else law.
General SihleY, Colonel of the 10th infant.
W is understood to be temporary command
erot the I'D military district until the arriy
al of Gen. Meade.
s. N. Pixies new Opera House opens Jan
uary 9Th
Hugh Danagh, the murderer of Henry G
Orcutt, Sheriff Of Kalamazoo county, Mich
igan, was arrested ia this city, under anolhei
name. as q pickpooket, aud having beer
identified, is held fer requisition from tht
doVernor of Michigan.
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NEW YORK, Dec. g.
A Washington special says: Colonel w.
Moulton, of Cincinnati, has appeared as q
candidate for the Office of Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue.
WASHINGTON, Dec. %.
fractional currency printed for the week
So, 600; shipped S35s,62s, including $780,
600 to Louisville; Treasury notes saued 81
lo72,00o, nearly all for Dostoa and New Or.
cans; National baAk notes $40, 600; frae.
tiopal currency destroyed S25a, GOO,
The receipts of internal revenue, from the
9Th of December to this forenoon, S13,l4o,-
000, and the total receipts since July last
sos, ,26I. 600
Liberal subscriptions hare been made by
the citizens OF Washington for the relief ~
the poor. General Gr.an has directed to be
.urned over for distribution among the n about
hhy cords of refuse lamber, to be used as
fuel.
Amoug those at the funeral to-day of the
late Gen. Griffin were Gems Grant, Sherman
and other military officers of prominence.
The following order was issued this after
noon;
General Order No. JOG.
HEADQUARTERS AHMY
AprrAET GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, Dec. %.
BY direction Of the President of The Uni
ted States the following orders are made
first-Hreyet Major General L. A. c. Ord
will turn over the command Of the Fourth
Military District to Brevet Major General A.
Z. Gillem, and proceed to San Francisco,
California. to take command of the Depart
ment Of California.
Second On being relieved by Breye. Ma.
ior General Ord nreyet Ma;9r General Car,
a.n Mcdowell will proceed 10 Vicksburg
Miss, and relieve Gen. Gillem in command
Of the Fourth Military District.
1htd -Brevet Major General John Pope
is hereby re ieved of the command of the
Third Military District, aud will report with
out delay at the Headquarters of the Array
Tor further orders, turning over his command
to the next yllor osiioer until the arrival OF
Iis successor.
Fourth MAJOR General Geo. Meade is as
signed to the command of the Third Military
District, and will assume it without delay.
The Department of the East will be com.
man5ed ~ the senior officer in it until a com
Hander IS named by the President.
tlith-ihe officers assigned in the fosego-
ing orders to the command of tie Military
districts will exercise therein all powers con-
ierred BY acts ofCongress upon District Com
manders, and also any and all powers pertain.
ing to Military Department Commanders.
Sixth-Brevet Major General Swayne, Col
onel Of the Forty-ffth U. S. Infantry, is here
by relieved from duty in the Bureau Of rsta-
gees, freedmen and abandoned lands, and
gill proceed to Nashville, Tenn to assume
comfnand Of hls'resiment
BY command of General Grant.
tSignedl q. D. TOWNSEND.
Assistant .a...jjutant General.
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FROM BOSTON.

BosTos, Dec. %.
In regard to the defalcation a. tie SHAW,
nut Bank in this city, it is ascertained that
the cash of the defsalsing teller Henry, il
short Eve or six thousand dollars, from omit.
ting to credit deposits when received and th(
balance. viz 81, 600 10 Aills which are said
70 haFs bsen stolse ftou Tie Trunk ia ~
bAAt yaals On The dy shas he dsfaaltsr dis
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For Sale or Exchange,
IM parI for CITY FrODer.fu

THE Furniture and Lease of the Billings
= Hot Reokuk, lows. This Hot IL Better con.
dtien for ths of than has bee
for several years. The Proprietor In the meantime Ia
licts the patronage Of His fsrmer friends the public
dec25-df
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Notice.

Notice.
frArE EArIcSal RANK or ksaIgs
Dec. 81, I.e7
UNHE annual meeting of the stoekholers OF hs Papk
for the election Of Directors fer eusp ing year
will be held at its Banking House in Keokuk Iowa
On Ue seeoad Tuesday Of January A. D. 1868,
Between the hours of 10 and Of snd day.
eec2s-3t o. @. HALE, Cnshlsg.
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BIZ TELEGRAPH.
/ AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Latest News from Washington.


Latest News from WashingtOn.
lImp0rtant Order BY Gen. Grant
4 GENERAL CHANGE OF DISTRICT
COMMANDERS.
Purchase Of ~. Thsn,s Opposed By
the Senate.
Reported Reign Of Terror IN Vyyinia.
A Negro Hsns BY . Msb in Gssrgias
MIXED STATE OF AFFAIRS IN ALABAMA.
shsstizg or Judge Busted Of Mobile
LATEST NEWS BIZ CABLE.
Fenians Unusually Active all over
Great Britain.
MANY WILD AND IMPROBABLE RUM0RS
Marhello Tower Captured.
Porder NH Erplosion Ten Persons Killed.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1899
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HAVE ak hundred and six acres Of land
- AAost - handrsd and ~ ~ vAieA ~ good
hot4en Hnbsr AAA aad ths Fsss y Irairs AaA, ~ ~
Rspias n ths lao county 0f ~ prsiSis land b.
iisvs than hair of II u OF choice (nlity for r
iAe cros Of eimcst any hind; u tAAncs c6oedsfa
hlasaDdy bss ws0 Adaessd for tAs esle1ea1foa q ut
tfe2s.
viii ali IL ~ Il ~ q ~ II shall not be sold
At sale within three weeks from this day will ~
ter that me, sell Il In smaller parcels ~ s1s pehAs
N. fhe ttts IL perfect AaA And will coatlV With
general varranty deed. & @x6
ds9p-d1t-va. DANIHL I. MILLER.
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POSIPO n 4 M E N Il
COUCA.MA.Nr,S
Grand GIFT Sale!
The I'D Of February, 1883,
distribution Of property in my Grand Gilt Sale and Kn-
terprise for . short time, on two accounts
First, That Asrnts may have time to make returns.
and In the second place to dispose OF what tickets ti
remains on bands.
Present Ticket Holders ore requested Acia their
tickets, as the ENTERPRISE WILL kE sUCCEss
The name and Post ONCE addr. of each person has
been and viii be registered opposite the number of the
Aniaoky ticket heldsrs and all agents. In esis,ey
after tho dvswng, will be furnished with printed cir
cutar giving the result
READ THE LIST.
The prettiest Farm Of 1eo Acres in Har.ock
county, Illinois, adjoining the town of Car
A nice small Farm, $4,000.
A lovely Suburban Residence. g. 900
A beautiful quarter Of Land, SIS 900.
nice tract Of Timber, 81 800.
Five acres fine Timber $500.
Six lots in Alexandria, $500.
An elegant pair Horses, $500.
mammoth pair Mules, $500
Six Pianos at $3.50 each, So 800.
And 553 other Prizes.
Making $4,000 worth. eh.No small plies
TICKETS ONLY 81 90,
Every readr {. this paper who do requested
to send for ticket Or rs.e club and the thing wilt
be accomplished and the distribution made la accord.
ance with the following card. Tryit
TO tho Public.
We eare well acquainted with Mr.. VI. Colchman. and
have hsstancy In taying that the foregoing Ener
pgsss nader his management will be conducted farly
honestly and npaftislly
@. FERRIS
Pres;. Hancock Nat Bank,
E CHERRILL, Cashier.
THoa. sHARP Co Judge.
=. W. McGLAU6HRY, Co Clerk
g DILLON, Sheriff Han. Go.
WIN. LYNCH, Jr., N
REFERENCES.
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Hon Hon g 9 SKINNER, sa5SSER, Quincy II.
Hon j. GRIMsHAw,
Hon. B. ARNiZEN
Hon, Judge CLAakrT, ,Keokuk Ia
Hon. GUY WELLS, q
Ger. SAMPLE,
ISAAC LEISY
GEO. =. STANLEY. La Crosse Wis
coRBY, GRIFFIN MASON, AZ Amer Scale 90, 2ss
Lake Street., Chicago,
SINGLE ICKRTs,......a.......H o.
To one or more names, tickets FOR 80
10 80
20 Ii 10
In every send the Of each person. their
oce address, with county and State In full. Money by
Dram, Postoce Order kxrress or in Registered Let
tsrs may be sent 1t my risk. Adiresa
de7salv.w6t N. OoUCHNAN, Carthage III.
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For. Rent.

For Rent.
SHNHE very elegant and veil kaown Grocery stand
= now occupied ~ Thomas Ransen,
Cor. Of Fourth and Johnson SITS.
WI be offered for rent after the lst day Of January
lebs Ii desired the stock OF Groceries will be sold t.
tue person renting or tn ssf VIII be removed to eiss
occupancy. ldec2a lv
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GOLD PENS AND PENCILS.
cHeoUER AND BACKGAMMON BOARDS.
n Leather aud rich Morocco bindings

Chessmen--Ivory Bone, Wood and Rubbr-aI sizes
Leather,
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Chrome Lthograp,.s onPanugs Colorei Ihographs
Puzzles. Building Blocks Alphabet
paper Dolls. Magic Books, Funny Rhymes.
da nd styles;
Iscotch pIai Bone an Ivor Paper Knives.
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Howe Tyler................ .....59 Main street.
Duncan, Karie d Co.......I4e 4 142 Main street.
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ATTORMEYB.
Mooar . Knowles. Johnson st-in fspfes House.
American Watches

DOors = s-wHOLEsALE,
Hambletca Huiskamp. Main street.
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SINGLE o.
To one or more names, tickets FOR 4 so
10 - 90
20 II 20
g 81 90
In every send the name OF each person. their post
oice address, with county and State in full Money BY
Draft Post-ohce Order, kxrress in Registered Let
tsrs may be sent 1t my risk. AdireM
de1ealw-wet n. OouCHNAN, carthage, III.
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FURNIru aE.

Fans, Fancy Goeds. Fino Cutlery.
Bridges Nos 4 Estes Hous
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FROM WASHINGTON.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1s,
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cRoCKERY 4 QUEENSwARE.
Carey lie Faivre 49,. Mxin street-bet 5th d 9th.
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MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM WASHINGTON.
NV YnRE Dec .!

NEv York, Dec. %
A Washington special says: Colonel W.
Mouton, of Cincinnati, has appeared as q
candidate for the office Of Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue.
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Gold, Silver. and Ivory Mounted Canes.
S Bridges. & . Estes House.
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ANY WILD AND IMPROBABLE RUMoRS
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CARPETS, OIL CLOTHR, &C.
John Copelin ...... .53 Main street.
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