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Lospos, December 2s.-The Fenians
Scam unusually active all over the conn
try. Nearly every hour dispatches are
received by the authorities announcing
either a contemplated movement by
the Brotherhood, or an absolute occur
renee. kilograms of quite serious
nature were received to-day from Cork,
giving the details of another Feni A !.
ooup do main, Last night about mid
night large body of men, with black
ened faces, stormed the Martello Tower,
near Cork. The gua-d at the Tower
was overcome and scattered. The VIC
tors hastily collected considerable
quantity Of arms and ammunition, and
escaped with it without molestation.
The late operations of the Fenians
have had the effect Of reminding public
excitement. Many improbable rumors
are afioat, including one that a Fenian
cruiser had been seen off the Irish coast
and chased away by war vessels. A
man was arrested in this city last even
ing on the charge of having fired the
fuse which caused the recent terrible
explosion at Clegkenwell, and it is be-
lieved that the true culprit has at last
been captured.
MADRID, December 2S.-The Austrian
frigate Navarro, in command Of Admira
Tegethoff having on board the remains
of the late archduke Macmillan ar
rived yesterday. s-ss fs a.afs
In the usual speech from the throne
Queen Isabella, pledged the support o.
the nation TO the Pope for the preserva
ton of the temporal power.
PARIS, December 27.-Evening.-ln
the Corps Legislatif to-day u bill for
the reorganization of the army was
passed after several amendments. NJ
Rouhcr proposed 9 years service instead
of s, which, after sharp debate, was
carried; there were 81 opposing votes.
NJ. Rouher in his speech on the proposed
amendment called attention to the
ornaments of neighbOring powers, and
supported his plan as the only one now
practicable. The bill is certain TO be-
come o law.
LONDON, December 23.-Commercial
advices from Shanghai give the total
export of the new crop of tea to De-
cember first at ninety millions OF
pounds. Green tea at Shanghai is ac-
tive and frmer.
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Cincinnati Market.

So. CINCINNATI, December %.
FLOUR--Unchanged and dull; fami-
ly at 10 75a1l 90.
WHEAT-In light supply and in fair
demand at . 80 for No. red winter.
CORN-Quiet; new in ear at 6Ic and
shelled at 90c. b..
OATS-Dull at 64c.
RYE-Firm at Coo.
BARLEY-In good demand at Goa
l 20 for fall.
COTTON-UnchaDged OF l3ic for
middling.
WHISKY-At 28c in bond.
HOGS-At 00a6 rs per gross and at
Z 50aS % net; receipts 200 head.
Observation-Disclosures and quiet.
MESS PORK-Sales of 500 barrels of
old mess at 10 so and new at 81 90.
BULK MEATS-Nominally unchang-
ed.
LARD-In demand at 12c, but held at
l2tc and country sold at l2c.
BACON-Dull; shoulders at 9ic; sides
at lie; clear sides at l2tc.
GREEN MEATS-Nominally, but
nothing doing. ;,
R-Unchangcd; sales Of fresh
Ohio at 33a31c.
EGGS-In better supply and lower,
closing at 33c.
SEEDS-Clover dull and prices de-
Ginning, there being nothing but retail
demand; sales at l2ial2ic; timothy and
flax unchanged and quiet.
OILS-Linseed is held at 05 gencr-
ally, but buyers are not willing ~ pay
thia nri cn. tha Stopl larp and with the
crushers in the interior is large, owing
to the unusually large crop of seed rails
ed this year and the light cOnsumptive
demand. Lard oil firm at GOAL 10;
Petroleum dull at 43a45c for refined,
free.
HAY-Dull at Is 00al7 90.
GOLD-133t buying, aud 14 selling.
MONEY-Demand fallen of; market
easier.
EXCHANGE-Firm at par buying.
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IMMENSE REDUCTION
IN
Prices of Clothing,
aoa, M. GUTMANs&lcO,
FROM WASHINGTON.

Rumora OF Cabinet Chnnges-Finnn-
ciaI-Thc 81 Thomas Purchase-
| senator sherman's Bill-Gensral
| Giiiem.. ------------ 50
NEW YORK, December 2a.--The Her
AIDS Washington special says: Reports
of Cabinet changes are circulating
again. One from Q seemingly reliable
source says that Secretary McCulloch
will send in his resignation in q few
days, and that the President will nomi-
nate as his successor Charles Francis
Adams, our present Minister to Great
Britain, and that Mr.. McCulloch witt
then be nominated to fill the vacancy
ut the Court of st. James.
1t is understood that the order substi-
tuting General Meade for General Pope
will be issued on Saturday. -
The twenty -four year bonds OF 1867,
falling due on the last Of this month,
and payable the LIST of January, amount
to about six million dollars in coin.
The semi-annual interest on tue bonds
of 1871, payable also on the LIST proximo,
will amount to about eight million five
hundred thousand dollars, which, to-
gether with half the yearly interest on
the 5-20s, amounting to about fifteen
million dollars, will put thirty million
dollars in gold in the market early next
January.
The Times special says: There seems
to be but little question that the treaty
with Denmark for the purchase of St
Thomas will meet with strong opposi
ton in the Senate. 1t is not at all GER
tain that the Foreign Relations com
mittee of that body will report favor
ably upon the project, and even If II
should its chances will be very slim IL
the Senate. The argument mostly useC
is the objection to paying any price fol
the Island on the ground of no compen
sating advantages. 1t is admitted thai
unless st. Thomas remains free port n
heretofore it will be of no use as com
mercial depot.
Senator sherman intends to urge hi:
financial bill upon the early attention
Of the Senate, so rs to give the country
a certain basis for the resumption o.
business in tho spring. -,
4 General Howard thinks Congress will
have to provide relief for the destitute
ut the South. A proposition is made to
have,a Government loan of twenty-five
or twenty-six million of dollars, at siS
per cent, secured by lien on the prop.
erty and crops of. the South. General
II. does not approve of this, but fayors
= distribution of food; the cost to be Sc
cured by a lien on the crops.
The Worlds special says: General
Gillem, who is here under orders, seeking
relief for the destitute of the South
had another interview with General
Grant to-day. In his report General
Gillem shows that three-tifths of the
freedmen will be thrown out of employ
ment by the failure of the planters to
plant cotton.
The Democrats are making elaborate
preparations to celebrate the 9Th day OF
January here. Prominent speakers
have been Invited from all parts of the
country.
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IMMENSE REDUCTION
Prices ofClOthings
ITf3flQsh ~. Ar fH ep lri
lIQC}m. GUTMAN q CO.'S.
FINANCE AND TRADE
New York Market. .


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corvroN .S.,.do -. 49, ae
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isoy oaieS ~ Log ioi lns up
ian Mc1,p p; ,o,s .,,.
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no0 uu,. quo 1000 .oIs 30 en-, No ,o ~.
OF, saies S Ssov pai s az Sgas W 10.
soper.nn CO.. q S aSa 10 oa g.. 1roalo -
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Sano s =, aIU ' aa,as oso5o L"n, w. N.Y.
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for w new S mixeJ T'O Western aioat. AZ for
III nIl NV I a.. % c. aDJ ~ lyt
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From Havana.

New YORK, December 29.-Havana
specials state that four hundred coolies
had arrived at Demarara.
Lord Littleton was given q warm wei
come by the people of Jamaica.
A tidal wave and volcanic eruption
in the sea destroyed several houses on
the island of Grenada.
The term of Governor Walker, of Bar.
BADGES, had expired.
The Legislatures of Trinidad and An
tigua were in session.
Heavy rains on both the islands have
been beneficial to the crops. Those OF
Barbados were also in fine condition.
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E ENORMOUS STOCK
CLOTHING,
& rEg5-ifs5Lt AT
MI. GUTMAN q co.'s.
FROM HAVANA. Z

. II q d y v
Dominican ,News-Mcxicnn Adyiccs-
More Observation-Disclosures For
esfs in Honduras. r..
W New York, December 27.-The Her
AIDS Havana special says: Senior Pujal,
President of the Dominican Govern
ment, arrived here on his way to Wash.
ington as special envoy extraordinary
Senior SPujaI is not reserved as to the
commission which he- bears. 1t is to
close negotiations in relation to the
Island of SANTANA.
/ The designations of part of the Ca.
-bral Cabinet have been accepted, and
Va Verde, Curiel, and Perdomo ap-
pointed to fill the vacancies.
General Palanco,s death has been con-
firned.s Efss2E's 81 IS
+ Congress had sanctioned a new civil
code and the reorganization of the ju-
dietary.
The French loan has been disap'
proved. The lease of any part of the
territory to a foreign power was un'
popular. The chief reason for closing
the legislative chambers was the proc
lamation Of martial law by the execu'
tive. Extraordinary powers had been
conferred upon President Cabral, who
was proving his abilities and energy OF
character in the present emergency. He
had returned from elias to the Capital
The provinces of st. Domingo, elias
Aqua and Havana were tranquil. In
the northern part Of the republic the
Baezist revolution, under the lead Of
General Hungria, was still making pro
gress. ii' a.-
Advices from the capitol of Mexico tc
the 18th inst. have been received. The
excitement among the foreigners conse
quent upon the withdrawal of the
British Legation, still continued. Cor
respondence from Europe states that il
is improbable that any money could bt
raised in the old world for enterprise:
in Mexico. There is agreat deal OF mis-
cry there, and the bandits were quite
active in all sections. The Imperialisl
residents in Campeachy, were fearing
the aggression of their republican
Reighbors, on account of the late revo
luton at Merida. The tendency of the
revolution, as proclaimed, is in favor o.
Santa Anna.
Advices from Mayagueze of the 18tl
inst, state that shocks of earthquake
continue there.
Intelligence from Honduras state:
that Mr.. McRae had found the forest;
| there so dense and the timber so valu
able that he intends to return at once
to Jamaica for means and elements tt
buy land in Honduras to settle thereon
and export the product of these forests
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From Memphis,

MEMPHIS, December 29.-The bodies
of two men were found in the HOOsa-
hatchie river near the Macon depot on
the Memphis and Ohio Railroad yester-
day, in badly decomposed condition.
One was shot through the head, and the
other through the body. One had red
hair, and i'll his pockets were found u
letter from u mother to her son, bear
ing the address of j. Pratt. Nothing to
identify the other. 1t is supposed that
they belongep to a band of robbers,
who, for some months have infested the
neighborhood, and that they had fallen
into the hands of Judge Lynch.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, December %.
GOLD-Lower; opening at 1889, and
closing at 1899. ---
GOVERNMENT STOCKS = Without
decided change; Coupons, 'Sl, 112!al12s;
do '62, 108tlOSg; do ga, 1O5ial05S; do
rs, 1O5ta106; do new 105!al0Ss; do '67,
lO5sal0Sa; l0-4Os, lO14alO14; 7-3Os, l04gs
104s.
The demand is active, both for in
vestment and to cover short contracts,
especially on $50 bonds. The 1862
coupons are 10Sta108g regular, while
1914 is freely bic for delivery up to next
May, 107f for sellers for thirty and
los for sellers for ten days.
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Jndye Rn.tectl Shot

MOBILE, December 2S.-District At.
torney l.. V. b. Martin met Judge Bus
teed, OF the United States District Court
this morning in front Of the Custom
House and accosted him, saying: "Judge,
will You allow that indictment against
me to take its cOursei" Judge Busted
replied, "Sir, the law must take its
course" Martin then drew a revolver
and fired on the Judge, who fell to the
pavement, having received two shots,
one below the breast bone and another
in the eight leg. Martin had been in
dicted by the United States Grand Jury
for revenue frauds and extortion. He
is now in Jail. Judge Busteed's wounds
are not considered mortal.
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From Buffalo.

BUFFALO, December 29.-From an in
vestigatlou made by the Coroncr's
jury on Saturday last of trucks of cars
thrown from the track at the Angola
disaster, it is established that the rear
car was not thrown from the track by a
broken wheel, but by an axle of the
Cleveland and Toledo coach, the rear
coach being sprung, thus throwing the
wheels an inch and half ont of their
proper position. This fact will be OFF,
cially brought out before the Coroners
jury tomorrow. No compromise cars
were attached to the train.
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Dead Letter Photographs

WASHINGTON, December 29.-The Post
Office Department has on hand, taken
from the dead letters which accumula-
ted during the war, more than 10000
photographs of union soldiers. AL
though it is believed that, many rela-
tives would be glad to obtain such pic
tnres especial of those who have died
since the pictures were taken, the de-
partmeDt has not been able to decide
upon any plan by which the gratifica-
ton may be afforded.
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An Army OF More Than Five
Thousand OEliCe-lEeidcTS

Are consuming your substance, and 10, d
other hungry oXpectants are gathering lac
vultures, 10 banquet upon che vitals Oi o.
trate State.
Your public buildings are sinking dollars b.
the hundred thousand, with no apparent frslii
Your Lunatic Asylum has already cost S4la@
third more than the original estimate fg ~
whole, and the first wing IL not yet oompsioa
At the present rate, more than one milliot
dollars will be consumed In what il nOthisf ~
than q stupendOus fraud, at which your Ppei'
servants are c0nniying.
The Penitentiary was expected 10 10 buii W
tl6o 900, but through tho inc0mvetescy that
planned IL, nearly four times ~ mach natsns
will he required as was originally intended ana
the expense Of tho building will be little ss0n
Of one million dollars. Other Operations o. PaS
lilo men show similar disregard OF your NIT
est. Many Of them arc mere srhemes0i prifAS
benefit and public robbery.
Not q single Radical journal Of the stae hs
uttered n word Of pronunciation Of tbose o q.
other public wrongs. To tine RgGisTEE ~iesP
almost the exclusive honor Of champHl ~ ", ~.
popular cause against the Oairag,s 81 o'h''-
plnnderers. An pursuance OF ia psfPo~
hunt down corruption aud cOrruptlonisLs w
RSGnTRR will lay before the people L.l.l
startling facts concerning the outlay Of So
funds upon public works. The most snofh'0l'
frauds are known ~ have bsen pcrpstfAt'si. -
every Taxpayer has an interest iSthrir de,t'ai
ment. We eaH upoa the people 70 Srooph o.
support US In our effort.
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FARMiNGHAM, MASS, December D.
Some extensive flour and grist mills,
together with q large elevator and all
the mills, were totally destroyed by
fire last night. These mills were known
throughout New England, and the ele-
vator is said to Eave been of greater
capacity than any other this side of
Albany. Loss not ascertained.
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Ordnance Contracts.

HARTFORD, December 29.-The Rus
sian Government has made contract
with the Colt Patent Firearms Compa-
ny, of this city, for the manufacture OF
80, 900 Berdan rifles, the contract to be
filled in eighteen months. One hun
dred Calling revolving cannon have
also been ordered by the Prussian Gov
eminent, to be built by the Colt CON-
pany, and the Russians are likewise to
have some built.
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, December GA Re-
publican meeting was held last night
in Lafayette square under the auspices
of the Union League. 1t was addressed
by Mr.. Conway and several members of
the Convention. About 1000 persons
persons were in attendance. The meet
ing was quiet, and was dispersed at half
past ten o'clock.
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NEW YORK, March 30th, 1856

MesSrs Geo. O. Hubbel d Co., Hudson, n Y.
Gents:-My family having been the recipient
Of marked benefit in health by the use of your
Golden Bitters, l am induced to acknowledge my
sense of gratitude in this letter. which you are
privileged to use as you desire. can conf.
IDENTIFY assert that since the first bottle of your
Bitters entered my house l have heard OF no
complaints of dyspepsia. My wife had been
troubled with the malady for years, and had
also been much annoyed by piles. The symp.
toms and the disease have both left, and she Is
we'll. Other members of my family endorse The
good qualities of your article, and can only
say. in conclusion, that should be happy to give
verbal evidence to the doubling at any time they
may call on Ee. With much regard, l am,
Yours truly,
H. A. GRAHAM
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DAINTS FOR FARMERS AND JIM JIM -.
Il The Grafton MiBerAl Paint OoDps1 -
now manu- featuring the Best, CbsApotn -.
most Durable Paint ia use. two cole -, - !,
on, MIXED WITH pure Llnseed OIL viii iss' ~ -
fifteen years; IL Il ola light brown, % ofs- ~,
chocolate color. and can be changes " ~,
lead, stone, drab, olive or cream, 70 - ~ 4,
taste Of the consumer II is vAloADs
Houses, Barns, Fences, Carnage and LH -l ~.
ers, Pals and WOOden Ware, Agrclltsalf.Ss r..
plements, Canal Boats Vessels and shil5,
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ing fire and water prDoD. Floor va y. 81,
Zone manufacturer having used Seg ~ a.,
past year. and a. a paint for any paTpess. ~
surpassed fer body, durability, ela.i's'y h.
Wbich vii suppIv q ErmeT for year, 70 esss
Warranted In all cases as above otB4 =,
circular, which gives full PARTICULAR "a
genuine unlcss branded in = trade n@31
ton Mineral Paint. Address ,,.,,r
DANIEL BIDNELELs
novI6E "a Pearl Street NsS lo''
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, December %.
Flour quiet but firm. Wheat firm at
at S5a1 S8i. Corn steady at S2.c. Oats
firm at 54sa55c. Rye steady at l seal 81.
Barley at 73a1 "a. Pork firm. Lard
at 12s. Green Hams at lUsa11e. Shout
ders at &c. Dressed Hogs better at
10aS 10
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PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS
(WHICH 1T Is ACKNowr pnc,r =.

" HIGH, IT Is ACKNOWLEDGED uI.r
w be the most important Political Cssr,.,'
in the history Of our Government m. -
mishing preparatory 10 this great fshl h, !,
ready commenced, and the condition ~ 81.
country makes the early and Thorough di,.s''
nation of the principles We advocate, a n,rr
otto duty. We therefore invoke the ad ~ =.
true men in extending the circulation of a..
REGISTER. There Is not locality In the ror,
try where a Club could not h. made mn "a,
slight effort
Notwithstanding the REGISTER Is onl, In ID,
fifth year, IL already, In point OF Circulation n
tiuence, Ability and Value. ranks .mopg ih
first papers in the land aud conirss,dly .,lrl,
far ahead of any of its Contemporaries IN NJ
Virginia. IL will BE- the aim Of the Propu,l.
not only 10 maintain, but To aid 10 ID. a.s.
reputation.
This paper will not nc surpassed by an, gl.
LEGATION in the country Tor its CuIuple,rHs- =, ,
Family, business and Political Journal. IN 10,
TelegIaphic News, Domestic m well a. n Nh.
Atlantic Cable, its full and reliable Fp.g, 4,
and Market Reports; its Local In,elrcn,, I'd.
compilation of News transpirng In the Sat,
and throughout the nation n IHF HIsuNt.,
vIGoR AND HONEST HOLINESS cF I'm EmrOllu,
and in all the requisites that 20 To make ~ .
WIDE.AWAKE, FlRSTCLASS NEWSfA
PER, IL shall not he eNcellcd.
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Mexico.

WASHINGTON, December ga pri-
vate letter from Senior Romero, dated
Mexico, December 9th, says that the
prospects continue to be satisfactory,
and he has not changed his opinion that
the Mexicans are now to have perma-
nent peace and settled Government.
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Bankruptcy.

TyHIs IS TO GIVE yOTIcE THAT o. -; 80
i I2th day Of December, Is6., 100
Of Bankruptcy Eas issued out Of u - q
Court Of the United state fir tic Dr. 80
West Virginia. against the efAe - a Cais
Strobe, Of Wheeling. In the County 49,
West Virginia, In said District: IL
he payment Of any debts and eslis q
any property belonging to sHsh B1 .s = yroe-
him, or for his use, and the transfer o. ~ -
eTty By him are forbidden by au; u'' sr0y,
ing ef the creditors Of said BabkrulL .s.sgssss
their debts, and % choose one or bot "a YAK
Of bis estate, viii be held Of . CoaIl I, ~, CiIy
rIrptcy TO be holden At his once " 6.c,rs 4
OfWhealing. IN sid Disfrsci, Oe5oiS 80 tOT
aid District On de sth DAY Of JsH9Af'
d. le6s, At 10 o'clock A n =, ropIOs.
asei7.lswavs 2. O. MsrshA D. W.
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81. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, December %.
Flour firm and unchanged but the de-
mand light. Wheat dull and declined
about sc. Corn inactive at SSa90c.
Oats higher at 70a72c. Barley quiet and
unchanged. Pork dull at 81 90. Bacon,
Liable for shoulders and clear sides.
Lard very dull at 12c for choice steam.
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Buffalo Market.
BUFFALO, Dece

BUFFALO, December %.
Flour, winter red IL 00a11 so; white
winter IL 50a13 so. Wheat nominal;
No. Milwaukee spring held at2 10, and
No. 2 spring at 2 0Sa2 10. Corn, old and
new held at Is. Oats firm, at 74c.
Barley, sales of car lots at IS.
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THE FINANCIAL INTERESTS
THE PEOPLE

As involved In Governmental AdRinisrl,ar
will receive special attention.
Political corruption has already brought %.
land 20 the verge Of Bankruptcy and laJh
Taxation already strips the clothes fron tt,
backs of many people and robs their chi.dfrh of
bread. Additional extravaganza Threatens 70
reduce the richest 10 poverty, and al the sJor
ing classes TO beggary.
In addition 10 gigantic national fraut, The
Taxpayers of West Virginia are suffering lruE
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