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Hen. John Hogan and Col. Switsler left
for Washington to-day. where the farmer will
EcQntsA ths ssat Of eGsa. Pile, ssepreseftine
the First Congressional District IN this State,
andAhs latksr that u Mr.. Anderscn, from
the Ninth District.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 5.
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ry, U. s. revenue collector at Yicksburgs was
arrested here to-day on the charge of embez-
slements Nearly 5000 was bund on the
person Of his wife, who is connected With one
Of the most respectable families Of st.
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in the case Of the Sd Coneressional District,
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peachmept, declaring thew we're intended
merely ~ npn;sh c,;m;nal. 80 romova fro,,
Office persons unfit for Offices Of trust or ner-
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trust or power in the future, =
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Iacts IN the case, anaiyzing the charges
against the freHdent, ms acts, his cabinet
ADVISERS, MS speeches. ana messages, his In
reference to prevent the adoption of the
EGeeeEutsenah. .TM9amqnss, his surrantter OF
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lows; beiieving Andrew johnson - guilty
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Mr.. Ramsay presented a petition of the
State of Minnesota, asking Q grant of land
for a railroad from St. Anthony Falls to the
junction Of the Northern Pacific railroad.
Ordered printed and referred to the Commit
tee On Paci6c Railroad. ST. -
On motion Of Mr.. Wilson the Attorney
General was asked how many Assistant Dis
trict Attorneys he appointed, their names ard
aAsb6Anted Ind previonsiy bsea n ;jsdts6 3lhe
Senate for any Office, the date Of such rejec-
ton and subsequent appointment
Mr.. Wiley offered q resolution, which was
adopted, calling upon the General of the
Army to furnish . statement giving the num-
beE of white voters, and also the number oi
Djpfed voters, rexistered In eaoh fsooastidct-
ed State also how many of said colored vo
ters SO registered cast their votes in favor and
how many against calling Convention alsu
how many Of said white and colored voters
in each State failed TO cast their votes; also
as far as practicable, the number of white
peasppa - aseh StstA eutitll to- b regis
tered, but failed to apply for registration.
Mr.. Anthony introduced the following
bills
Be it enacted, That the Secretary of the
Treasury is hereby authorized to issue, upor
such terms and under such regulatiOaS ai
hSnas tn1 H1e td tine rsesyaiba, 6ndpor
bonds in lieu of any registered bonds which
may have been or may hereafter be lawfully
issued, such coupon bonds to be similar il
all respects to the registered bonds ISSUED un-
der the acts authorizing the issue Of register
ed bonds offered for exchange.
ThA bi6was rea6 taice, nteffed 10 the Fl
nance Committe and ordered printed.
Mr.. Summers proposition to strike ont the
clause in the resolution providing for th,
peiatiux' Of extrn ecpies Of The President
Message, va loA hy to 81. sls8
Mr.. Sumner called up his bill passed las
session, but not signed by the President, Civ
ing further security to the black race in til,
District of Columbia. The bill was debates
by johnson, Pomeroy, Wilson and others
until tAAfN9atiQar If the fpMAh3 hour
] when Kdmonds' bill declaring as the senti
ment Of Congress that bonds should be pal,
EA9i6pNl pHeIup, md Gt~ en6x1ks1
diScnssion Che bill on motion of Mr.. Hend
rrcks was laid over.
o. Hotisn Of Mr.. .Ehrman the Hill unde
coaSfdefAtion 1t the expiration Of the morn
ing hour, was taken up sad the bill passed b
b1eAU 81 k1iouE1toss nv - iss al
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epieshergcr, Mayrr I Co...~-,...No. III MAin:M.
Mrs Weber ....,.......cor Third Main strseu.
MILLINERY 4 BONNET BLEACHEKY
Mrs W Bowman 18th et--bs& Main 4 D1oodieu.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

New YoRK, Aug. 8.
News from Valentia, of July 20th, has been
received per the steamer America.
The Atlantic cable of 1866 was again
broken suddenly that afternoon, it was
thought about fifty miles from Hearts Con-
tent The Chairman of the Anglo Ameri-
can Telegreph company says the breaking has
occurred ih q very moderate depth of water,
and the injury can be repaired with great "a :
cility, as in the case of the recent accident to
the shore end of the same cable.
The cable Of 1865 is in perfect order.
The Pope had sent some valuable presents
to the Sultan and viceroy of Egypt, for the
protection offered to Catholics in their do>
| minions.
/ Six hundred Garihaldians had appeared on
the Papal frontier, but we're driven of by
the Italian troops. & Ill III
| On the 18th Of July twenty-five deaths
| from cholera occurred at Rome.
PEsrH, Aug. a.-The Prussian journals
stAte that the Russian emissa.ies are distrib,
utipg money among the Roumanans in Tran
sylvania.
An extensive fire occurred at Lisbon on
the 21st ult. The Moria Pia Asylum was
destroyed.
| There is deficiency in the Italian Bulge
| Of 217, 900, 600 hvres.
Empress Eugene made private visit K
Queen Victoria on the 22d ult:
The bill preventing public meetings in the
Royal Parks passed to second reading IN
the House Of Commons. ltwas opposed BY
/ Messrs. Miller and. Taylor, on the grount
that it limited the liberty OF speech.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIy0ToH. Aug. 8.
No order for the removal Of Gen. Sheri-
dan has yet been issued. A gentleman uni
versally we'll informed, as to official affairs,
says Gen. Thomas will be his successor, that
Gen. Hancock will succeed Gen. Thomas in
the latter's present command, and that Gen.
Sheriden win Be ordered to report to Lieut.
Gen. Sherman.
Rear Admiral Palmer, in the flag ship
susquehanns, arrived At Vera Cruz on the
goth Of July. The Yantic was there. All
quiet in the vicinity.
The Austrian corvette Elizabeth was await.
ing the body of Maximilian. A French gun
boat was also in the port.
No foreign representatives are recognized
but our own, other foreign Consuls having
struck their flags.
Santa Anna is at Campeachy.
! The Lieutenant in command of the Max.
well, Of Yantic, died at fampico and was
buried there. M
TIE Tacony has arrived at Pensacola.
Among her passengers was Maximilian' {
prime Minister Lacenza.
| The following is the amount of available
funds in the Treasury of the United States:
Currency SCI, 1865 gold $lO2, ,905, 1914; o.
which $19, ,459, $50 is in gold certificates.
The Cherokee neutral lands which have
been surveyed nre to be appraised. Those
not occupied BY actual settlers on the
| nth Of August last, will be sold in q body j
an eligible offer is made by responsible
party to the Secretary of the Interior before
October 1st II not sold in body, bids will
be received for separate tracts.
Admiral Tegethortozt, L Goal AMI E
Hen, eborg have been dispatched from
Austria to recover the remains of Maxi
., dian r
Capt Ruth Is reported to be missing.
seems that be drowned himself while labor
ing under insanity. His body has not bee,
recovered.
Secretary McCulloch left TO day on th,
cutter N6rtherner, to be absent till Thursda,
on down river trip.
/ The Commissioner of Indian affairs. Tay
lor, left for st. Louis to-day, where the In
dian Commissioners assemble on the 9th
!. Receipts of Internal Revenue for the week
amounts to 90, 7e9, ,3Ol. N
Marshail5 Goodloo Of the District Of Nortl
4 Carolina, has reported to the Attorney Gen
eral, that the process al the United States
Courts, lately held By Chief Justice Chase
/ is DISTRACTED BY a order ef Lieut.. Colone
4 Frank, commanding the posi- Of Wilmington
/ The trouble appears to be that an old or
der is still in force, and the commandin,
officer of Wilmington interprets th'
! order differently from Judge Chase
and the former officer refuse
to allow Judge Chase to hold Cour. until b,
has the decision Of Gen. Sickles or the At
torney General. This interference is looked
upon as grave event, and Judge Chase hal
gone to Washington, where he will await the
decision of Gen. Sickles, who, it is confident
lily expected, will disapprove Of the action o
/ the Marshal of Wilmington.
In the Surratt case, Pierpont occupied the
whole Gay, and will continue two or thre,
days next week.
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FROM TENNESSEE
MEMPHIS, Aug.

MEMPHIS, Aug. g.
Many negroes have been discharged in con
sequence of voting the Radical ticket. They
threaten retaliation.
NEW YoRK. Aug. 8.
The Heralds Chattanooga, Tenn, special
says: The whole Radical ticket is elected BY
an Overwhelming majority.
Etheridge and Maynard spoke At Kingston
on Wednesday. The flag ofthe 9Th Tennessee
Infantry WAS on the stand while Etheridge
spoke After the speaking the Radicals cap
tured the Gag for their stand. The Conserva
tives formed to charge and retake the flag,
but we're prevented BY Etheridge. No other
disturbance took place. All was quiet at last
accoants, but the flag has not yet been res
turned. s-~.
The Heralds Nashville special says: A
large number of negroes have been dis
charged, by Conservative employees for voting
the Radical ticket. They have been imme-
diateiy given work in the Quartermaster' 8
Departnent. Gen. Carline will, tomorrow,
publish the names of all such employees.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCIsco, Aug 2.
The U. S. steamer Resaca has arrived
from Panama, with yellow fever on board.
Il is reported that there we're 6S cases on the
voyage up, and IS deaths. Most Of the dead
were buried at sea. The sickness is confined
to the crew, numbering 1876, not one case
among 20 officers. Sixteen cases are report
ed on board now. No communication With
the vessel and shore is permitted.
The registry OF voters is proceeding in this
city nearly twenty thousand are already reg
istered.
The receipts Of internal revenue at San
Francisco in July amounted to nearly half a
million.
The Central Pacific Railroad is just conn
pletiug the grading twenty-five miles east OF
Summit Mountains. They are now hauling
iron to lay the track. Summit tunnel will be
done in two months.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CHICAGO, August 8.
Two little boys in attempting to launch q
boat Of their own manufacture Yesterday,
were drowned in the Chicago river. ,
A construction train on the Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad, reached Mitchell
yesterday. only fifteen miles from Des MONIES.
The track west Of Mitchell is now being laid
at the rate Of three quarters Of mile per
day.
Specials says the best authority in the
Central Superintendency of the Indian De-
partment, has expressed to his friends the
belief that the Commissioners will be AFRO
treaties can ct this time be made, tending to
remove uncivilized tribes, as indicated in the
new law.
An order for the removal of Gen. Sheridan
is confidently looked for to-day.
An American Express car, loaded with
green peaches and wool, caught fire on the
express train last night, while leaving Chi.
cago at 5 p. M, on the P. Fl, W. & c. X. b.
and was entirely consumed.
New YoRK, Aug. 8.
The Herald's Troy special says it is re.
ported thst criminal proceedings are to Be in
stigsted against the officers of the Unadills
National bank, for alleged swindling. !
The Herald's Boston special says the most
severe rain storm that has occurred here for
years came this p. m. Accounts from the
surrounding country. state that there has
been great damage done to the crops, and
there has been undoubtedly many disasters
along the coast Fou, inches Of rain fell il
Boston in taree hours and half, and three
ia Concord, New Hampshire, Ia three hours
The Herald Louisville special ssys Father
W. L. Holman. the Oldest Methodist Minis
ter N Kentucky, died in Centreville, Indiana
to>day, aged II years.
The Herald special says documents have
been received which show authoritatively
that Msximilian made formal proposition tc
Secretary Seward. early in January, fol
transmission through the United States Gov
ernment to Juarez. oSering to retire until the
permanency o the Empire could be decided
by th+ Mexican people IN their own way
Secre. ary Seward, however, declined to en-
terrain the proposition, as he did not recog
nzs the right Of Maximilian's agent to rep.
resent any portion of Mexican people,
A Fort Leavenworth telegram states tina
two companies Of the 3Sth United States in
fantry passed old Fort Lyon On the 22d uit
| and reported twelve cases of cholera, anc
seven deaths up to that time.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. 9.
The desd body 6f an unknown man was
found floating in the river to- day.
The Chicago letter carriers delivered
7sl, ,9o9 letters and 86,06S newspapers in the
month of July. 8
Three hundred and sixteen marriage licen,
ses we're issued during the month of July
The average for the year has been just 32d
per month.
The Insurance companies have resolved MOI
to issue any more policies on wooden build
ings used as premises, and to revoke those
they have already issued.
Gen. Sherman has returned to Madison
from his visit to st. Paul, and leaves tomor
row evening for St. Louis, from there to Sc
out for the Plains.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CIsc1SSATi, Ang. 3.
The Dental Association that has been in
Convention here for the past week, met at
Hnpkins' Hall last evening, at an entertain
ment provided by the Cincinnatians. A
number of toasts were offered and speeches
made hy prominent menb1rs Of the Associ.
alton. The entertainment was thoroughly
enjoyable, and at late hoor the guests des
parted with pleasant recollections Of the fes-
~ evenins. 81
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A1s NEw York, Angust 3.
Dnring Jnly, q, ,S66 emigrants arrived II
CaSsls Garden. Nearly oae-Lam Of thisnnm.
ber rsaain in this 8tats, vhils ths WSstern
6satss receives the largest proportion.
Deaths for the week we're 692, including
only t~o Of cholera al
Ofths thrss sases Sf cholesA reported yes
terday, only two were genuine.
JEFF. Davis recently rode ethrough Stanntsn,
Vt. He was hooted and hissed at by nearly
every one who saw him, and one old lady whe
had lost relatives at Andersonville, flung {
stone ct him.
Post Mastcr Kelly sailed to-day, to exam
inc the London and Paris post Offices with 4
view to improvements here.
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FROM lUSCATINE.

MuscArrxr, Iowa, Aug. 8.
Quinn Scott, IN emplon o. the Chic1go
4. l. Z 2. K. D., &as sefiossly hjussa this
morning at this plrce The unfortunate man
Vas employed in cutting wood With horse.
power saw. the wood falling down he sprang
aside, aud in doing so he fell on the saw, sev-
erina the main artery of his srm, and other
wise injuring his hip. His life il despaired
Of He is resident Of Davenport, Iowa. /
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Ten pieces Of French 0rgaadies, at s5
cents yard, worth Go.
Twenty pieces French Jackonet, ut rs and
35 cents per yard, worth 60 cents.
Fifty remnants of good Lawns at Is cents a
yard.
Several dozen kid finished Berlin Gloves,
at 40 and so cents pair, worth one dollar.
Several pieces fine all wool Summer Cas-
simeres, from one dollar to one dollar and
fifty cents yard, worth two dollars per yard.
Ladies' Hose Is cents pair Mems half
Hose Is cents pair.
A lot Of Linen Duck and Drills very low.
Remnants of Dress Goods and Pants.stuffs
at 90 cents on the dollar.
Good domestic Ginghams at 10 cts. yard
Standard Prints II! cents. In fact gen.
uine CLEARANCE SALE AT OLD PRI-
CES.
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Howe Tyler. Main street.
Duncan, Karle Co.........14D 4 l42 Main street.
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ssURANCE AGENTS

Tepfer House. Third johnson.
Deming House. Second q johnson.
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.syigaz eu ..tis il asM gD oN
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gan, Hungarian, French and domestic thorough bres
and number OF Drausht Horses which, for size
and Atrength are emirentiy worthy OF attention The
wagons, Cars, Vans Chaos and Carriages arc all new
and hnshed p stvle commemorate with the general
character Of snpa iorty that distinguishes this Model
Show from oil others.
THE
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GAS q STEAM FiTrINGs.