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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.


| Congregational.
WAsHIsGToS, January 1S.-SESArE.-
A communication was received from Go
| vernon Bramwell, Of Kentucky, announcing
the rejection of the constitutional amend
ment. II was laid on the table.
Numerous petitions from military men
asking an increase of pay, were referred
Abill protecting the national cemeteries
was read.
The tenure.of.office bill was taken up.
Mr.. Sumner, under license of the vote
reported yesterday, proceeded to de.
nounce the President bitterly.
Mr.. Reverdy Johnson made the point
that Mr.. Sumner was disqualifying himself
from acting in judiciary capacity .Lould
the President come before the Senate.
In connection with the report that Cowan
would be made Secretary of War, Mr..
Howe said he should oppose the removal OF
Mr.. Stanton.
Mr.. Buckalew thought the report ground
less.
The bill was passed.
Itexcepts Cabinet officers and judges of
the Supreme Court from its operations.
All other officers shall be appointed as at
present, and hold until their successors
shall be appointed in like manner. The
President may suspend for misconduct or
inability, and temporarily appoint suit
able persons to the vacancies. He shall
furnish the Senate the evidence on which
the suspension was based. If the suspen-
sion be not confirmed, the suspended
officer resumes his place. The President
may fill vacancies from death or resigna-
ton, to hold until the next session. The
acceptance Of office, removal from office,
signing, sealing, countersigniDg COM
missions contrary to the provisions of the
bill, are declared high misdemeanors,
punishable by fine and imprisonment not
exceeding $4,000 nor five years.
After an executive session the Senate
adjourned.
HoUsE.-A resolution was adopted pro-
hibiting commissioners of agriculture from
purchasing and distributing native seed.
The Banking and Currency Committee
reported bill authorizing the issue of
Misunderstanding notes for the extin-
guishment ofthe national debt. Adjourned.
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Hafrs An New York.

NEW YORK, January lS.-A furious wind
prevails, and the snow in places is drifted
eight feet deep.
The excise Qiquor) law is now fully en-
forced.
John A. Grapp, lawyer, was arrested
to-day for forgery in obtaining the back
pay of deceased soldiers.
NEW YORK, January lS-P. M.-The fire
on the Ella Terry has been subdued. The
damage is not so great as expected. She
is partially insured. The business of the
line is not interrupted.
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From Wilmington.

WASHINGTON, January l8.-General F.
D. Sewell has been ordered to North Caro-
lima to report on the apprenticing sys-
tenn practiced by the courts. Cover
nor Worth will appoint commissioner
to act with Sewell. They will report ST.
multaneously to General Howard and the
North Carolina Legislature.
The internal revenue receipts to-day
were only s3Os,OOO.
Bradley T. johnson, of Richmond, Va,
formerly a Confederate general, was ad-
mitted to practice in the Supreme Court
to-day under the test oath decision.
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THE HEROES OF New ORLEANs.-At the
recent Sth of January celebration in New
Orleans it was ascertained that seven OF
Toledano's rifle company are still living,
two of the foot dragons, and FIVE OF the
chasseurs, being fourteen out of the origi-
nal five hundred and seventy-six who COM
posed Planche's battalion on the morning
of the Sth of January, 1915; of Captain
Ocden's cavalry company, then forty strong,
two only are remaining; of Beale's rifle
men, sixty -four strong, one alone now sur
wives. his last comrade, Mr.. A. Gordon, OF
Mobile, having died within the month.
The last of the Louisiana Blues, General
II. w. Palmer, went down in the Evening
Star
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From neutrality-suspicious. OF the
Presidents Conservatory, &c.

WASHINGTON, January ls.-The conser-
vatory of the presidential mansion was
burned this morning. The timely arrival
of the engines saved the other buildings.
1t is estimated that the plants destroyed
cannot be replaced for 100000. An at
tacbe Of the White House became insensi-
BILE from over.exertion at the fire.
The returns show that the negro popula-
ton of Virginia has decreased 10000
since the war.
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New HanpsAirs Dsasssrasie Csnvsn.

CoxcoRp, N. H., January ls.--The De-
mocratic State Convention met In this city
to-day. About 500 delegates were present.
Hon. Edward Burke, Of Keene, presided.
Hon. John G. Sinclair was renominated for
Governor by reclamation. A series OF re-
solutions were adopted. The FIRST approves
Of holding National Union Convention In
New York city; the second says that the
New Hampshire Democrats adhere to their
past principles, and insist that the powers
Of the Federal Government are limited by
the Constitution, and that all other powers
are reserved for the States; the third holds
that the right of extending suffrage be-
longs to the States alone !; the fourth de-
clares shat oil the States have the right Of
represe NATION in Congress the fifth says
that the United States Supreme Court has
manifested, by its recent decisions, . re-
spect for the only authority which has le-
Ultimate powers the sixth tenders thanks
to President johnson for his support Of
constitutional rights.
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Robbery I'm Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, January l6.-On Friday
night three robbers entered the house of
Fletcher Willis, at Union Chapel, in Clarke
county, Indiana, and Selling Willis, de-
manded his money. Willis refusing, they
took off his shoes and stockings, and held
his feet to the fire until they were shock
ingly burnt. Willis finally showed the
robbers where the money was, which they
secured and then decamped. The amount
stolen was $3.50. The atrocity caused
great excitement in the neighborhood.
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Fire at Elmira, n. Y.

ELMIRA, January ia fire broke out
last night in the clothing store of Isadore
'Pechmor, Water street, and extended to
the store, occupied by w. 7. Gilbert; the
second and third floors being occupied by
Madame Dubois, Miss Burk, and Mrs. Bor-
don as family living rooms. These occu-
pants barely escaped with their lives,
losing all their furniture, clothing, and valu-
ables. The buildings were totally con-
sumed. Insurance on buildings and entire
contents about $4,000. Loss from 5000
to 800 600
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Gavarni, recently deceased in Paris, at
one period Of his life owed great deal Of
money to LIE Chariuari, which sent him
photographic stone, and begged him to Illus
trate Il ION account" At the end Of SIX
months lie Chariuari had not received any.
thing from Gavarni. A constable was sent
after Gavarni, who, suspecting the chsrac.
ter of the visitor, opened the door himself
The constable inquired: an. Gavarni r
"He is dead and buried, Monsieur" But
where is the stone the manager Of lie Chdrt
vari sent him months agop "At the head
of his grave, Monsieur"
A mother and her two daughters were
married at the same time, and In the same
church, ct Laporte, Indiana, last wsek,
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Fire at Frankfort, Ky.

FRANKFORT, KY, January l6.-This eve
ming an incendiary fired the stable of Neal
on Main street, which was destroyed, will
two tenement-houses belonging to Mrs
Major. The fire communicated to the Jail
and county and district offices, which were
consumed. The public papers were saved
The loss is 100000, with small insurance.
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Dreadful Steamboat Accident-Sixty
Lives Lost.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, January ls.-The
steamer Platte Valley yesterday struck
the sunken wreck of the gunboat jeff
Thompson, and sunk in forty feet water
Sixty lives were lost, including thirteen OF
a family named Roberts. Most of the cabin
passengers were saved.
Colonel Gus. Henry, formerly Adjutant-
General of the Army Of Tennessee, with
his wife, was saved.
The Platte Valley was packet, be.
tween Memphis and Vicksburg, and was
valued at 100000. She was loaded to the
guards.
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stsops 1t fs7K. sos, ~ coupons, iOs
e. lo5A;'s5, 1854; new Issue ss.
i01a!9 l6.40's, coupons, 99A.. !.S0s,
all series, 10lAS. Flour dull and droop.
|ing-reccipts, 4,226 barrels. Wheat dull
and heavy. Corn shade firmer-receipts,
loo bushels. Rye firm. Oats steady.
Pork flrmer new mess, western, s2I.I20
$21.2 old mess, $50. Lard firm; barrels.
|l2t50131sc. Dressed hogs firmer west.
ern, 371a9ss.6219; city, ss.75@s9. Is.
Whisky nominal. Barley steady. Peas
nominal. Cotton steady at 35c. for mid
ding uplands. s.
NEW YORK, January 1S-Afternoon.-
Cotton firm and active; sales, 1900 bales
middling uplands, 35c. Flour more active
prices unchanged. Wheat quiet and un.
changed. Corn frmer; mixed western,
sl.17b. Provisions firm and unchanged.
Whisky quiet. Groceries quiet and dull.
Naval stores firm; prices unchanged.
Freights very firm; cotton to Liverpool,
I'D. by sail, and gle by steamer.
There was q fair demand for money to-
day, but it was met at on stock collate-
rails, with exceptional transactions at 6 on
Governments. Prime discounts, 7@8.
Very little done in exchange, and market
quiet at 9L@93s for prime bankers bills.
Gold weaker at the close, and left off at
1861. Governments firm this afternoon
but little activity. Stocks heavy, and the
fall in prices was equal to l@2 per cent.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, January 18.-Flour-City
Mills extra, Sl4.75; western and other
qualities dull. Red wheat, S3@$3.I5.
Corn-white, slGsl.O3, closing at the in
side figures. Oats steady at 58G60c. SUI
gar firm. Coffee quiet; cargo of Rio at
I2912Lc. Cotton firm; middling uplands,
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1TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

The Tax On G0ld--An Entirely New
RecenstPuction Bill.
New York, January 1s.-The Tribune
Washington dispatch says the Ways and
Means Committee arc much divided OF
the bills to tax gold. They are agreed thai
gold shall be sold in open market, but are
not agreed upon the amount. A confer.
ence with Secretary McCulloch and Com
missioner Wells, before reducing the tax
was agreed upon.
A Southern Republic Association Is In
Washington providing evidence for the
impeachment of the President. They have
drawn bill for reconstruction, which pro.
vides that the appointing power shall be
vested in the President and Senate Of the
United States, and that the Provisional
Governor and thirteen loyal citizens in
each State shall act as the legislative
power.
The Governor shall be chosen from loyal
citizens over twenty-five years Of age who
did not sign any secession ordinance, and
who have not held Office ofany kind under
the Confederate States; that the legisla-
tive council thus selected shall have abso-
lutte control of the governments of non
reconstructed States, and have power to
pass all laws on subjects proper for legis-
lation. All laws, acts, &c., of legislative
bodies and officers since the adoption of
the secession ordinance are abolished. The
provisional government shall exist until q
constitutional convention Of loyalists,
elected without distinction Of color as to
voters, Excluding only leading rebels,)
shall adopt republican constitution &C
ceptable to Congress. The right of ap-
peal from judgments rendered in courts
since secession is given.
1t is said the English mission will be ten
dered to David Dudley Field.
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pOSt.ORiPPS.

VHqinia.-Talcott, Charlotte county, j.
T. Ford, vice 7. W. Smith, resigned; ked
Bank, Halifax county, W. Cleborne, vice
NJ. Reese, can't take the oath.
North .-Shufordville, Bun.
combe county, Mrs. F. E. Livingston, vice
NIL. Ii. Shuford, declined.
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AVAILABLE LOAD OF BRICKs.-The San
no;soo T;meo nc Noyamhar Doth saws:

francisco Tunes OF November zJtu says.
"Quite crowd of people were collect
ed in front Of the Bank of California yes
terday, watching the struggles of power
full team of horses in their attempt to move
a wagon load of silver bricks. The load
was so heavy that the wheels sunk into the
cobble- stones nearly to the hubs. After a
long struggle, and the assistance of several
of the byStanders, the team started the
load, which consisted of about 100 large
silver bricks, from the State Of Nevada"
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Effect OF the Storm ON the Railroads.
PHILADELPHIA, January ls.-An the
trains due in this city are behind time.
The railroad men say travel will be re-
sumed this afternoon.
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Governor Orr upon TerritoriaIixinE
the south.

~OSCAssOA oEI =
the South.
WASHINGTON, January H.-Governor
Orr, of South Carolina Bedford Brown, Of
North Carolina, with q large number OF
visitors, were at the White House to-day
Governor Orr is on business connected
with emigration to South Carolina, and the
relief Of the former ppstmasters there who
turned over their funds to the Confederate
Government. He is not in favor Of the
adoption of the constitutional amendment
by any southern State, but favors grace.
full submission to anything the conquerors
may demand. He says, jocularly, that ter.
liberalization would be welcomed as an
economical measure.
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LARGE REcovERY.-It is stated that the
owners of a line Of steamers plying be.
tween Boston and Bangor have recovered
81 POO, 900 Of the Government, for steam
boats lost while under Government char
ter during the late war.
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LOUISVILLE, KY., October u, 1883

LOUISVILLE, KY., October II, 1855.
To 3. Wilder, Esq, City:
was a good deal afflicted with Indigestion ana
occasional attacks Of Dyspepsia. was advised 20
use your Bitters. scarcely used one bottle wh en-
felt relief. and from the use Of the Biusr though
ersy and viyscity and cheerful spirits Of boy OF
twenty FIVE. Your Bitters are pleassn tonic and
cordial and ss they are prepared with pure ingrs-
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endorse their use to all AFFLICTED - was. would
say to such persons, keep your mind easy, yo nd
bowels open, your head cool, your fest wI nlnr
ma Wilders Bitters, and never mind the Doeto.'
Respectfully, . "
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Mr.. EJtoard Wilder, City.

Mr.. E5,oard Wilder, City:
;. Dear Shiny wife and child have been suffering
for several months from indigestion. My wife,
her a bottle of your Stomach Bitters, which did
and on her using one bottle, | am more tn happy
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use In every family.
T. 81 SWAMI,
Of Craig. Truman h Co., 3ls Main street.
Louisville, October 20, 1855.
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Caucus for New jersey senator.
New YORK, January 1.-THE Repuoli.
can caucus have nominated Frelinghuysen
for United States Senator. ur
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TORONTO, January ls.-Gunboats are to
be stationed permanently in the Niagara
river and at Kingston as precaution
against Fenians. e
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Cholera ON the Isthmus.

SAN FRANCISCO, January l7.-Forty SOL
diers and several civilians, who left New
York December goth, died on the Isthmus
of cholera.
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EDWARD WILDER'S
FAMOUS
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Read the following home evidence Of Its medicinal
virtue, and try 1t In your own family circle:

Mr.. Ed,cdrd Wilder, City:
Dear Sir,-Ihsve examined your Stomach Bitters
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placement which not only gives you better pro-
duct, bat also recommends itself by clearer opera
ton. EMIL schEFFER.
Apoth ecary and CHI mst.
Louisville, September %, ses.
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Destruction by Ice at Cincinnati.

Destruction by Ice At Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, January l7.-Twenty-one
loaded and thirty -one empty barges were
swept away by the ice yesterday. Loss,
100000.
Navigation is suspended from Pittsburg
to Cairo.
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Rock HAvBs, MEADE COUNTY, Krr
nctahar IA fs6d

OCTOBER -, 1000.
Mr.. Ed,Ba-d Wilder. Louisville, KY:
Dear Sir,-I take pleasure In saying that was
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Irsmain yours respectfully,
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IYER's OATHARTIC PILLS q

mendsd to ladies and children TO be had Of drug
gisis and country nerehants. NH
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS are
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body, but also Formidable and dangerous diseases.
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Being sugar. eoatsd, they are pleasant 10 take !:
se OF hahn Cures .I made ,S; SR
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Markets.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

New YORK, January lS-Forenoon.-
Stocks lower. Money!. Exchange, 60
days, 1917; sight, llOh. Gold very
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FOR RENT, o desirable B RfCx
- hvUsE ON Clay sassst between Madis -
and kiish ~ onnrsS ,s., Containing seven Sooos,
Also an sxsei.snt BRICK HOUSE on mn tSs
,oo,Da snd me Jackson strssts sontsints1 -
Also, . near FRAMED nv Ii.aI.iwn -, epcs,th
street between Dava! and Baker, coni.,nsns No.
rooms and good kitchen, and awslI Of soox vssss
.Iiso. 8 neat FRAMED pwEbErun. eor,.s..,s
I've rooms, on Clay street between Fiat sn1 -.
cond strsefs, with water In sh yard -
Also, the Upper PART OF the hosss ossu,,.x
by George Timbsrlaks 4 Son, eontsiniS0 n
rooms, and q brick kitchen with two Rooms. eognSl
Of Brook avenue add Adams streets. -
Possenion Of the above EsiidsDcss NAY - haA
ct once. ISBkLL DAVIS,
Real Batate agents,
In lo-A oor,osits aru1fs UonH UolIf
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COUGH REM SAVERS
" CHERRY PECToRAL. WISTARS BALSAM
WILD Cherry. yAYNE,s ExPECTORANT,
LER'S sOLU, LE0NARDs INSTANT RELIEF
WISHART'S PINE TREE CORDIAL: BRYAN's
PULMONIC WAPERs, BROWNS BRONCHIAL
1. BoDEKER / BROTHER, Druggists.
Branch Store,
L. k-la cIxth stranf nnnosika HacnnA MarkAf
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WHITE TEET H-HEALTHY
wv GUMs-THE BEST TOOTH POWDER.-Ths
siPONINE DENTIPRICE we compounded after
various experiments and consultations with the
best dentists and has met with rapid sale, with
no aid from advertising. We offer IL win conn.
dsnce to the public as THE BRsT Dentifrice In use
Composed Of pure and well-tried detergents,
astringents and anti -scorbutics, We guarantee II
not to contain anything that eau by possibility In
lure the teeth or gums on the contrary, we know
III at II will cleanse, whten, and polish the teeth,
remove incipient tartar and scurf, and heal and
harden the gums.
Read the annexed recommendations OF some OF
our we'll known and most prominent dentists:
RICHMOND, December Is. lsss.
have for many years used In my family and
prescribed TO my patients the "SAPONlNk DEN
TTFRlCE" prepared by Messrs Meade & Baker,
who have ACC uainted me with It's composition, and
all who use II may do so with the assurance that
is far preferable to most preparations OF It's kind
and that does not contain any ingredient that can
by possibility injure the teeth In organism or ap-
pearaDce. JOHN u. WAIT, Dehuss'
We confidently recommend to all who need an
efficient and harmless Tooth Powder the eiegan
preparation Of Meade Baker known a. sapo'
n'A' D'A GEORGE w. JONES, Dentist.
X. w. HUDSON, Dentist.
w LEIGH BURTON, Dentist.
J. HALL MOORE, M D., Dentist.
JOHN MAHONY, Dentist.
Price, nifty cents box. Prepared only by
Practical Pharmace utists, Richmond, Va.
For sale in Manchester by A. 8. MCRAE, Drug.
gist. lal
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BOOKS, sTATToNERY.ErC.

cOUTHERN POEMS OF THE WAR.
- book for every southern Preside,
inst received and for sale AZ A. n. CH2IsTlAN y
CO.'S book store, slt Main street.
Captain w. II. Coz, Agent.
Collected and arranged by Mss EhILY v. MAsoS.
We appeal to all good people to aid usin the eau.
cation OF the orpb ans Of soldiers, from wnop tney
have inherited nothing but an honorable name.
i n
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A LLAFFECTIONS OF THE LUNGS
q Z LrorARpSsss 5 c6n al syrup. ~

An INSTANT RELIRP and SPEEDY CURE for
the above complaints. IL Is particularly recon.
mendsd to ladies and children. To be had Of drug.
gisis and country merchants. - jAN