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Markets.


New YoRK, January g. Stocks steady
Reading Railway shares very strong. Money
easy at per cent. Exchange, 90 days, 9'tg
o. sight, 10. Gold, 1929. Flour SC. bet
ter. Wheat very firm. Corn quiet and firm
Pork quiet and steady new mess, s2o'9 G2l -
Cotton quiet middling uplands, 3ih935c.
New YORK, January 3.-Cotton more active
and higher; sales, $500 bales; uplands, $50
35hc; chiefly the latter. Flour le9'l3c, better,
with little more doing; sales, 800 barrels ;
State, soqslo IS; Ohio, sll.3t5sl5.s5; west
ern, ssASl3 SIS: sou thern, 81 .259Sl7.- Wheat
a shade firmer; sales, 5000 bushels; white
Canada, *. 80. Corn lc. better; sales, 81 900
bushels mixed western, 81. l3asl. IA white
southern, 81 Il. Oats lc. higher; sales, IL, 900
bushels: western, 63hG65c.; STATE, 6st7oc
Provisions dull. Whisky quiet IT S2.25 IN
bond. Groceries generally quiet and dull. Ma
val stores dun. Spirits tnrpenttne 65a67c.
Rosin, si3lG:9. Petroleum dun; crude, loc. /;
refined, zoe. Tallow quiet AT ns9nEc.
Freights dropping.
At the last board stocks were higher, owing
TO the rise In gold. 5-2O's lall dates very
strong Money easy At 7. Loans on Govern.
msnt securities were made al 0. Gold, 1854.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
From Washington

WAsH1xGTox, January 3.-The delegation
from Arkansas had IN interview "ith the
President to. day. They will meet the Cabi'
net and General G rant 10 morrow.
The cor gressional marty returned this morn
ing. They speak highly OF the hospitality
they everywhere received, and say great re-
VIOLATION is taking place in the southern NINA
IN favor OF the constitutional amendment.
The supreme Court to-day decioed so"'heFh
cases entered before the war.
General Howard officially reports adecrease
OF freedmen in Virginia, South Carolina MIS-
sissippi. Missouri, and Arkansas, while an IN
crease has taken place in other southern
States.
There is authority for denying the statement
that Secretary Seward has gone TO Hayh 10
negotiate TO he establishment of naval sta
ton in SANTANA bay. He has gone there Tor
his health.
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NV ORLEANS, January 2.-Thc Con-
..,,ual Riot Investigating Committee
.. taking testimony to-day. They
...f taking the testimony Of many wit
... who were before the grand jury,
..aer~ whose names were furnished by
.... ,..y and State officers.
F.. Examining to-day, Judge Thcard, who
j. 81. radrr an appointment from Hahn X
..1. their questions and remarks 10 him
..-.-tlv showed that they had already
81. led The case, and could brook no state.
f.. which did not own disloyalty To- ne
sentiment Of the people. Judge The
srcrarjug the people loyal and the
...>uf Union men respected, the Judge
asked ii lie had been in the Confrdc-
...-..g,Gtc, 10 which he replied that lie
.e3 to his allegiance in 1864. This
.,., #g,H earlier than was done hy many
..a prosecuting witnesses.
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ANNAPOLIS, MD., January 3.-GoVefnor
Swann's message TO the Legislature Is lengthy.
The financial condition of the State, he says,
i GOOD. He opposes the adoption Of the con-
stitutoral amendment as c0hdlloh ior tue
admission OF the State. The right OF repre-
seutation presents TO his mira the 1fa'tSl o',
lection 10 the adoption as long rs the r eae'"'
Constituti ton IS the supreme court. lie con-
graduates the people of Maryland mat
through his administration they may yet i'll
no distant day be restored 10 the government
of law and the Constitution.
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Latest News from Mcyico-Troops Going to
EurpDr,

New YoRx, January 3.-Mexican CORE
spondence OF the 22d says Macmillan has
issued decree for the payment of the Aus
TRAN and Belgium troops and their transpor-
taton TO Europe. The appointment of Mira
mon and Marquee il believed by both parties
TO portend active operations. The guerillas
made an effort TO capture Macmillan, but
without success.
Morehead an American citizen AZ San Luis
Potosi has been imprisoned by MeIia for re-
fusing to pay his share of the forced loan.
General Castelneau is dangerously Ill with
fever.
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From Washington-The Impeachment OF the
president-The New Tariff Bill.

WAsHIyGroS, January Sit Is stated that
Mr.. Ashley, Of Ohio, has prepared bill Tor
the impeachment of the President, which ne
will present 10 the House on Monday next
William WilIoughby, of Alexandria, has
been appointed receiver for the National TX
urcss and Transportation Company.
The report of Commissioner "elles on the
revenue, to-day submitted 10 Congress- re-
commends-
/. A reduction of the present Government
tax of per cent. on the products and sales Oh
manufacturing industry 10 per cent, ana
CORES ponding reduction in SPECIFIC taxes
levied on analogous branches Of industry.
2. An entire removal of all direct INTERNAL
taxes now levied upon the production OF car,
plate, and sheet iron, aud Of such additional
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General Granf for President.

New YoRK, January ga special Washing
ton dispatch to the Times Gays that Hon. Mr.
Morris, former member of Congress from
Illinois, and other prominent politicians OF
that State, intend to meet tomorrow al
Springfield, H., to consider proposition 10
nominate General Grant for the next presi-
Dental term, and have invited leading Demo
Gratis from other States 10 join them.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.
The State Leg. siaturcs.

ST. Lorrs, January 2.-The Missouri Legs.
iature convened At nerson Citv to-day, but
no organization was IL, brakes and
FIetcher's chances Tor the aitcd States sena-
torship arc about equal.
ANNAPOLIS, Mn. January DIR. Phelps, Of
Dorchester county, was tho temporary chair
man chosen by The House to day.
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New YORK, January 3.-Ncws from -.
Thomas, w. l.. to the 10th, says severe choler"
mcrbus. which had been IN epidemic in the
island, had rcappeared. Up 10 the 18th ultimo
there had been 3j4 deaths, and from that day
10 the 18th, At n. NJ, lo7 had died-a!l poor
people. Cattle were being shipped from PORTO
Rico 10 ST. Thomas, and public food Kitchens
We're being opened in the town
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DrpLIx, January Six suspected persons,
who arrived a few days since from America,
were Yesterday arrested by the police, sup
posed 10 b. Eeuians.
LlyyRpooL. January 3-P. M.-Cotton ac-
tive sales, $1,000 bales market firm at l5Hd.
Loxpox, January 3.-Consols closed At 9oH.
Five tWeuties, -
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Nv ORLEANS, January 2.-Gencrai
Mon Bragg, formerly of the Con-
rate army, is on a visit to New
ans, for tie first time since the close
var. LjcutenaIt-Gencrat Sherman
General Bragg were intimate friends
j.. sewing in the regular army, and
... together here ON tie 2lth ultimo.
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Revolt i'm n Penitcntinry

CHICAGO, III, January 2.-Rserious revolt
AT the Illinois State prison, at Joliet, was
threatened yesterday. The warden, being In
formed OF II, summoned two hundred and fifty
men from the town and from Lockport, who
soon Assem- bled, 10 put II down.
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CrScrxxArr, ONO, January 2-The steamer
Mangatuck was sunk yesterday near Mango
island, on the Mississippi No lives lost.
The Ini'rmary building near Lebanon, Ohio,
was destroyed by fire yesterday. None Of the
hundred and forty inmates were injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-04

Tie Boston Pos! asks off the present
sr">- can abrogate the present govern
a.~ ot Inc southern States, why can't
~ aeZt Congress abrogate governments
zed by this Congress, and one Con-
after another 20 OF in the same way !,
.. aar-lou is pertinent. The doctrines
tho Radicals tend ultimately 10 anar-
1872
And if, as they constantly say, the Con
as9u may be oyer-ridden by majority
..e popular vote, what is the use Of a
Constitution at all, If the Radicals can
regard II now, we can disregard 1t
Whenever We get that majority, against
whose acts the amendment is intended as
a rsyleclg4l
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40, f.,l commons, 81, Iosnap7h; "a, losa
BALTIMORE MARKETS

5-20s (all conp0ns) o., IObsUIO7's; 81, IOosU
1864 '65, 1865 ; new issue, lo37sgl oi.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, January 3.-Flour quiet but
firm. Wheat No receipts; demand limited.
Corn Small sales OF white at 81; large sales
OF yellow ut 92G9jc. Oats stendy at 5sT6Oc
Coffee Sales OF 1000 bags Rio late yesterday
on private terms. Nothing doing in sugar
Mess pork, $3.50, but not active. Whisky
irregular.
MANCHESTER MARKET.
New YoaK, January 3.-Private adYlces
from Manchester, England, on the I'd, say the
market for dry goods and yarns had quiet
appearance, but holders generally were firm.
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.PArHESTS TO SOUTHERN CLAIMANTS
10 learn that over 81 900, 900 was paid
ASH month 10 southern claimants for cot
III captured and confscated by the Union
oops during the recent war, and which
" a. claimed to not have been legally taken
ron tie owners. -lRronicie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-04

Lieutenant Mafiit, Of the late Confede-
A." navy, who, during the rebellion, com
-""ar4 the pilYatecr Florida and Ala
'tAa- arrived i'll New York yesterday in n
.'"mer from Europe, and will, for the
resent, remain there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-04

General Early had printed, at his own
expense, an edition OF one thousand CO.
pies Of his book. THESE are not tor sale,
but Tor distribution among his friends. The
General desires lis republication in the
South for the benefit OF the Memorial As
ISOLATION, and arrangements 10 that end
are now being made.-Lynci.Jarg lrgI-
MIN.
VIII the Lynchburg Tiginian apologize
to Us Tor changing our spelling III quota
ton it makes from us We never speit
Maggy Maggie" nor Minny "Minnie," y
nor Betsy "Betsic," nor Lucy " Lutte"
If some girls will be affected, we will not
encourage il. We 90 The for old English.
charlottesville Chronicle.
The public debt statcmentfo for the first OF
January is not yet ready for publication,
and doubtless will not be promulgated until
the 9th or 7th instant. - Chronicle.
A New Hampshire COW gave 500 pounds
Of milk in ten days last summer, and from
her milk in seven days in June twenty
eight and half pounds Of butter were
made.
A man hung himself with whip-lash at
Lafayette, Ind. His wife had dashed him
so much he thought he might as we'll lash
himself.
General Sterling Price ard his three
daughters have arrived al New Orleans
from Cordova. Mexico.
The Richings are in Rochester.
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SNOW i'm Texas, &c.

GALVESTON, January Snow fell here to-
day FOR the first time in seven years.
The dispatch boat Black Bird has been wait
ing here two days for dispatches from the Rio
Grande.
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New YoRK, January 3.-Correspondence
from Mendoza, in the Argentine Confedera-
ton, TO November 10Th, mentions outbreaks at
San Luis and san Juan in favor OF stopping
the war against Paraguay.
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Raiiroad Accident.

PEORIA, LII, January 2.-Yesterdny an on
CINE and twenty cars ran Off n bridge on the
Peoria, Toledo and Wabash railroad. NO
passengers We're killed, though all Were more
or less injured. All the cars were burned up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-04

ArvFNrrRE oF SUSAN DENIM WITH A
VICTIM or LIVER CoHpLAINT.-It is many
year, ago, SAYS the Troy Press, since
Misses Susan and Kate Denim, then in
their "tecu>,' made their first bow 10
Trojan audience at the old museum, under
the membership Of the lamcutcd Jack
WiuauS, their step-iather. They at once
became quite great lavoriteS, the museum
being crowded 70 Sutlocation every eve
ming. All the gay young men i'll town
were taken" with the DENNIS, and on one
occasion their appreciation and admira-
ton found vent IN the presentation Of q
gold watch and chain TO Miss Susan. 4
voting gent, then and now connected edl-
tor.u!Iy with one ol the local papers, was
selected 10 do the presentation business.
Evening cane, and young gent was gor-
gcou,ly at,ircd. The play to him was all
Il dream, 50 bewildered vas his mind
with the Importance Of the cha
rac;er he was called upon TO perform.
After the play was over, Miss Denim
appeared before the audience, and the cur
tain went up. The presentation man,
half faiuting, toddled on the stage, and,
greatly 10 the surprise of the actress, COM
mcucei addressing her in sort OF lnco-
hegcut manner. lie laughed and then
Crinucd-loolled at the actress, and then
at the watch aud chain which he held in
his hand He ceased 10 speak except III Il
rantonimic way, and finally faintcd-fall-
ing into the arms OF Miss Denim The au-
dience roar"d, checrcd, and jcered-the
actress could scarcely contain herself with
laughter. The presentation " chap final
" recovered himself so far as to be able to
stand on his "pins," and, realizing his po-
sition, he staggered towards the audience,
and spoke something like as follows:
"L-ladieS au-au g-gcntlemcn,-Iou don't
know that I've got the liver complaint.
Ii prosratcd mo On this occasion" LCrics
in the gallery" Get out, old liverS, -
" Put your head to soak, -" Give Sue the
watch and clear out" Nc.l This was too
much for Oliver Complaint aud he ''clcar-
ed out " on the double-quck."
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ne Mobile Register would add TO the in
pu9n, " We will hold the town till we
rye" on the medal presented to Gene
d Thomas, " We're sorry you didu't."
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Heavy Yield of Gold i'm Canad

QUEBEC, January 2.-Gold, valued at 81, 800,
has been taken from the Reciprocity mine nj
Charter, Canada East. in the last four weeks.
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CNUFF-TAkE can always find at
> wOOD'e PHARMACY superior article Of
SNIFF warrant. d 70 give satisfaction. The pro
prietor giyts SPECIAL attention to keeping up Mo
supply Of this article and ha efforts baVs hee Ie-
waTded with IaTge sales from all quarters OF the
city. lrehh lot Just 10 hand ,.,y
s-2s Fifth and Marshall streets
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SYKES, CHADWICK 4 Co,
Projectors Wizards Hotel.

10y AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF
> ID. General Assembly Of Virginia passed
the 5Oth Of March. 1880, incorporating the RlCH-
MOND ana LYNCHBuRG RAll.ROAD COMPANY,
the undersigned Commissioners vii! open books
for subscription 10 the capital stock of said COM
pany on TUESDAY tho 18th October 1856, at the
tAnlin.-housas OF Msssrs Ro II. Marry i Co,
K i Lancaster u Co, G. w. PARCEL Il Co, aud
William b. Isaacs Co.
THOMAS W. McCANCS,
HUGH w. FRY,
ISAAC DAVENPORT, Jg.,
JAMES DUNLOP,
JOSEPH K ANDERSON,
JAMES LYONS,
ocB Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-04

-.a 1.Gi1 national banks now in active
-ss. n had in circulation at the close Of
uark SOS, 307, 500, secured by United
" bonds deposited to the amount Of
400. Tie expense Of printing
ses during the last fiscal year was
..s-l. and the paper cost S25,754. Over
- #a8 .u mutilatrd and worn-out notes
-~. been returned 10 the treasury, where
..- placed in an immense revolving
cylinder, carefully locked, through
.. a heated stream OF acids passes, so
b, t.e ink is completely removed, and
IL pulp remains. This is blcached
4n-flctUryd into envelopes for the
the Treasury Department. Large
a., Of mu,Illtcd and worn-out irac-
al currency are thus dccomposed, and
constructed into envelopes.
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PUTNEY l. WATTS.

EMEMBER THE HOLIDAYS
II No better and more acceptable present can be
made than q nice pair OF BOOTS or Shohs, wnlch
can be had ( the very best, and cheape-t price.
At the Richmond Boot and Shoe Manufacturing
Company, No. 1909 Main street.
We sell the very best SEWED SHOES as low az
common peggei shoes can be bought for.
We guarantees our work. Give US cali
$ ). LEWIS, Manufacturer.
y,pvrs NoyTaowFRy Salesman DEF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-04

yINO PRIVATE FAMILIES. - 900
L pounds Atmor.'s MINCE MEAT, unsurpassed,
put up Ia buckets and iars, the best In the world,
de 10 LOUIS ]. BOssIRUX.
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BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &c.

MORE NEW GOODS-BOOTS AND
wi sHOES.-we ara receiving to-day sihn
and shall continue 10 keep up our stock OF u
BOOTS and SH OES, suitable for the winterv ~
sales which will enable us 1T all times to
show To our friends and the public good assSt.
ment OF good, heavy, and desirable styles and We
will sell Is low as they can be found Among our
stoc X now lust received are Mems Heavy Thick
Boots, all sizes Men Heavy Pegged and Nailed
Brogans large sizes Mems Prime Wax Brogsns.
whole stock high quarters Mems Lined and Bound
Pegged Brogans, large sizes Women's shoes. all
sizes Boys Boots; Mems and Ladies overshoesi
g"od goods in our tine viii give us a call, or send
In their orders We are also having msde In
Richmond Mems and Boys sewed Brogans,
doublr-soed, neat shape, for white men to wear In
the city or country. nr,
de PUTNEY WATIS.
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nv Y A.-THE YOU ARE, RIS-
L TORI, and SUEDoWN-nsw style HATS for
young men ust received
POWHATAN wEISIGHR
no6 SIS Main street.
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.ATS For THE HOLIDAYS.

II ,, =,
Just received A. BlNFORD'S HAT STORE the
latest style SILK DRESS HATS, a beautiful ar
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-01-29
Notice in Partition.


MATTHEW CAIN, Alfred 7. Cain, Horatio
IAl N. Cain, Rachel Amber and Samuel
Amber her husband, Louisa Melott and James
B. Melott her husband, Amanda J. Mehl and
Andrew Mehl her husband, Nancy A. Bald
win and Fayette Baldwin her husband, Leo
midas Kiger, and Hannah Kiger of the State
of Illinois. and Thomas Cain of the State of
South Carolina, Richard Burton, James Bur-
ton and Alvin r. Burton, Thomas C. Kiger,
Gouldd j. Anshutz and Wm Anshutz of the
State of West Virginia, Albert Cain, Mary
Cain, Samuel R. Yoho, Richard NJ. Yoho, Han
nah Yoho, and Isaac III. Yoho, of Noble Coun-
ty. Ohio, and John Cox, Napoleon B. Cox and
Evaline Cox of Monroe County, Ohio, will
| take notice that petition was filed against
them in the Court of Common Pleas within
and for the county of Monroe and State of
Ohio, wherein Richard l.. Cain is petitioner.
and demands partition of the following real
estate, lying in said county of Monroe, and
ldescribed as follows, to wit: Part OF the
northwest quarter of section number thirty,
and part of the northeast quarter of section
number thirty-six in township two ol range
three, beginning at the corner of the land
| formerly owned by Isaac Baldwin; thence
West thirty-se and one halt perches;
thence north forty-nine and one-fonrth de-
grees west fifty-eight and thr s-ffth perc es
to an elm tree; thence north fifty and one half
degrees west one hun dred and seventy per
ches to a white oak tree on the section line,
thence with said line east one hundred and
/ fifty perches; thence south twenty-three and
three-fourth degrees east nine perches;thence
south ten degrees east nineteen perches;
thence south twenty degrees east eighteen
perches; thence south two degrees west nine
teen perehes; thence south fourteen degrees
east seven and four-fifth perches;thence south
twenty eight degrees eastforty eight perches
to the place of beginning, containing sixty
nine acres more or less; and that at the
next term of said Court said petitioner will
apply for an order that partition be made OF
said premises.
AMOS & SPRlGGS,
nov27W6. Att'ys for petitioner.
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TERMS OF
GOdey'S Lady's Book for 1867.

From tchich there can be no deviation J
The following are the terms of the Lady,
Book for 1867
One COPY, one year. So 90
Two copies, one year. ....... -. 5 SO
Three copies, one year. SO
Four copies, one year. ...........1 10 90
Five copies, one year, and an extra
copy to the person getting up the
club, making six copies. ........ ID 90
Eight copies one year, and an extra
copy to the person getting up the
club, making nine copies ... 81 90
Eleven copies, one year, and an ex.
ira copy to the person getting up
the club, making twelve copies .27 so
~ All additions to clubs at club rates.
Eyf Club subscribers will be sent TO any
postoffice where the subscriber may reside.
Eg 6odey's Lady's Book and Arthur's
Home Magazine will be sent, each one ycar, or
receipt of S4 so.
Sss We have 20 club with any other Mag
azine or newspaper.
sg@ g@The money must all be sent at one time
for any of the clubs.
EF Carads subscribers must send "a cents
additional for each subscriber.
Address L. A. Cooley,
N. K. Corner Sixth and Chestnut Stress.
deel8 PHILADELPHIA.