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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, August 13.-CoTToN-Yesterday there
considerable sales Of Georgia Mddling to arrive at
29a29hc. To-day we notice some inquiry for Low Mid
ding, with sales of 3G0a400 bales ut 27a271c. Mddng
Upland firm ut 29a29hc
CoFFEE-Nothing reported to-day. Market quiet, put
holders steady at former Quotations.
FLoun-The market was heavy to-day. AL brands OF
Baltimore reduced Soc q Dbl. We notice inquiry
for shipment and learn that sales of Mount Vernon Extra
have been made at S11 75 We alsc notice sale OF lou
bbls Western spring wheat Super at So 50 0 bbls City
Mills upper ut 80 &C. and 500 do standard Extra ut SlO
GRAIN Jferings OF Wheat to-day were comprised OF
400 bush white and $500 bushels red The market was
sluggish and further concessions had to be made 10
ers Included in the 1850 bush whtc at 81 u9a
40 o choice oerod; 700 bush red ranging from 81 30
tor choice down to 81 60 for inferior Corn-9Uuu ous
white and only $50 bush yellow received market opened
closed rmer; sales embraced 5000 bush mixed and GOOD
white at Sa1 o. 500 bush Prime do 81 0oal oo aG
bush yellow sold at 81 II. Oats-9522 bush received;
demand good and prices steady sales OF lOCu ousn ~
eror and black 69a7lc 5000 bush good to prime
Rye46 bush received sales 800 bush at 81 35 400
81 40.
Mo1AssEs-we report sale of so hhds Porto Rico at
IS cts a gallon. -
PRoy1sioNs-The market was again quiet to-day; no
large saes transactions confined to lots from JoDoers
without charge in prices, viz Bacon Sides l3A cts
rib Sides 15il cts; clear rib 1914 cts we quote ou'
liz; Sides IA cts. Lard l3a13A cts for CITY and
SALrStcady and firm for lots from dealers at prices
before quoted viz For Liverpool Fine S3a3 10; dc
Ground Alum 81 15a2 90 Q saci; Turks Island 5sa6o
cts q bushel
SUaAR-Was quiet to-day. We have only to note sales
of co hhds Porto Rico at 12al3 cts 10 hhds English
Island at l22l cts. oo.o.
WHsKEy-Dul and nominal at So for free, and 3Oa3s
cts p gallon for lots in bond
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r,,pnpTANr UERTIFICATRs.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, December 2S, 1861.
Messrs P q. DEAKE S co., have been great SUI
erer from Dyspepsia for three or four years and had
abandon my profession. About three months ago
nov nearly we'll man. haye recommended them In
several CAGES and as far as know, always with signal
benefit I sm, respectfully yours.
Rev. J, 8. CATHORN.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Emily Solder. for New York-Mss
Eyerhardt W Middleton, N Middleton, D Sullivan,
" Denis W L Grayatt L Denis.
Per steamer Pilot Boy. from Savannah, via Beaufort
Hilton Head, &c-J Raurers, A Weslow, E Ceave.
land, ] Enslow Jr, j West II Burck, A Canale, L E
Trescott Mrs Hayward Miss Minnie Hayne. Mrs Pills
bury Miss Cooley. Mrs Hogan, HRS and Miss BytheWood
g Thompson, J W Barnwen, " Thompson, DIR Sans,
G w Warren, and IA deck.
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Exports of Rice, Naval Stores and LumberS
from the Port of Charleston, from scpte'r
1st to august Is. 1867.
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81 Persons depositing letters in the Postofice will
please place the stamp near the upper right hand cor
ner Of the envelope and they will also please to
ba that without the stamp letter cannot be mailed but
viii be sent to the Dead Letter Office. August 16
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In tho Port OF Charleston, August Is, 1851.
VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS CoAsTNd
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED

STEAMSHIPS.
Garagossa 778 tons Crowe, at yanderhorst wharf for
New YORK, loading. ha7enel q 20
Champion, 1875 tons, Lockwood, at Adgers wharf, Tor
New York. loading. ....Courtenay Trenholm
Sea Gull GIG tons, Dutton, at Union wharf, for Bslt-
more, loading. ..Courtenay Irennom
Alliance 426 tons, Kelly at Atlantic wharf for Phadel
ph1a, loadlnS ................. ID 4aRer q W
SHIPS.
Winthrop, 94o tons, Stewart at Boyco & Co.'S wharf
from Liverpool, discharging. .Ravenel \ Co
Amelia 6SS tons, Conner, at Boyce Co.'S wharf, from
Liverpool waiting. fraser y 20
BARKS.
File de Fair (Br), 416 tons, Evans at Boyce Co.'S
wharf !or Wilmington N c, ready. .... r Mure Co
Annie Kimball, 1872 tons, Lincoln, ut Brown Co.'S
wharf, for Boston, ready Street Bros x Co
BRIGS.
Henry Laurens lit tons Borden at Union wharf, from
Cienfuegos waiting ........"......J EnsloW y Co
SCHOONERS
" Beebc, 4OG tons, Crawford in Ashley River for
To thern Port, loading ................-P Locke
Lizzie Datchelder 3S4 tons English, at Brown Cos
wharf, for Philadelphia, loading. ...P Locke
Myrover tons, Hughes, at MarshalPs wharf for New
York, loading. hoacn
" Smith, 295 tons, Tooker, at Atlantic wharf, fol
New York. loading. g........................W w Roach
Pratt - tons, Kendrick, at Adgers wharf, Tor bos
ton, loading. * hooAs
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SHERMAN HOUSE. CHICAGO, H.


Feorli.sy IL, 1868. !
wxoeps r; Dp.rr IN .-piraEe send anothas
twelve Cases of your Plantation Btters As Moinns
appetizer they appear to have HuPefsedea e''i''1a
else, and are greatly esteemed. ,,. >, WAITE
Yours, &C., aE.o+. .,,, - 49, a.
Arrangements ara now completed 10 suppty sny nes
mand for this article. which has not efe'"'0f' 'ee
possible. ,.., o o,,s viii ths
nrec+Iv nnra standard OF the PLANTATION BIrr2hs be
departed nom. Every bottle bears the tacs.m:.e oaI
rCnature on q steel plate engraving OF ea'''' "
Hny prsou pretending s PLANTATION BIRTna Ra,1ars "
bulk or oy he gaon, s'.naSIp . esS MSmn i. TSMr
of TefUed bottles See taas OFT f''u'' ''e"F
T11ArRp oper epeTy cork .,,r.tbronohout
the county.
p E. DRAKE s. CO., New York.
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
August Is.

&c bales Cotton 578 bbls Naval Stores car Stock 10
cars Wood Mdze &C. To Klinck, Wickenberg & Co, T
Murphy Lieut. Col Low. " Williams Co, Lieut. Nede
| Rayenel & Co. Adams Frost & Co, Kendall Dockery
| ROPER & Stoney, G Pritchett, G Ingraham Son.
| Robinson & Co, Howard Brother, W X Ryan, Mar
zyck Bros, S Stoney, G j Cunningham.
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| Cons1Snees per South Carolina Railroad,
| August l5.
2O7 bales Cotton 80 bales Mdze 1S1 bags Flour 387
bags Wheat 55 bbls Naval Stores, 80 rolls Leather 80
casks Clay, cars Lumber, &c. TO w Roach Ebaugh
Mallonee, Robinson & Co, Utscy / Kenyon, Rob-
son, Stenhouse & Co. + Il Agent, W Martin E Rod
gers Co, Willis 4 Chisolm, " Williams Co. Adams
Frost Co, r Z Walker, W Gayer, J 4 D Kirkpat-
rick L Jefers & Co, Mowry & Co, Sloan W Pit
zel W Hall, W Smith, G Walter l. Co, A Ruden,
j D Aiken & Co.
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

~, r,,p xyrFK ENDING THURSDAY, AUGUST Is, 1867.
co1roN-Ihe business Of the week opened Dublin con-
of the New York market having become easier
and the rites here receded half to cent Q 10, Low
Middling being quoted at 25@25lac. an Mdding Up
land at 26@26Hc. q H., but the English market having
taken ON advancing character and improved from 1bd
to 1Od q b. for Mddng Uplands, prices here regaincd
the loss made early in the week. business being RESTRICT
by the very limited stock of the article on hand The
receipts Of the staple at this point TOR the week rmouns
to Eve bales Island and 1859 bales Of Upland against
bales of Sea Island and 1886 bales Of Upland Cotton
the week before
The following is statement of the transactions In this
article for tbs week just closed.
On Friday the 9th ins the declining state of the New
York market caused suspension of the demand, anu
buyers were only willing go at lower figures Sales
only II bales at 24c. . ID.
On Saturday prices receded half to ono cent 9 1b
Sales 1875 bales Mddling Upland being quoted ut 26
261sc. q b.
On Monday the demand was limited. Sales only 10
bales at the rates of the day before.
On Tuesday fair inquiry prevailed. Sales 20 bales,
Middling Upland selling at 2s@2619c. g ID.
On Wednesday the advancing character of the English
market caused moro active demand with hardening
prices, the rates improving half to one cent q 10
Sales 65 bales Low Middne being quoted at 25@2Gc''
Hddling 27@27kc, and Strict Middlng at 2sc q III.
Yesterday the light stock limited the operations OF
buyers the market continuing firm. Sales SO baies say
at co. at o. 10 at 22k. lat %, II at "a, ut A lo
at 25 at g. 13 at 271l and at CSC. We quote Low
Middling, o5H@2sc; Middhng, 27@27Ac
SEA ISLAND CorToM-In the absence OF stock We have
no transactions to repor in this article and the market
at present is quite nominal
COTTON STATEMENT.
S. Ispd Uppd Rice.
Stock on hand Sept /, 1866. 2S5 $500 -:
Received since August z, 1S67..... - i,ooS 10 10
Received previously $1,000 io'i0'
Total receipts. .l6,6lO loo'S9i lo'i4
EXPORTS SPd. Up'd Rice.
Since Aug. O. ct. 80. 1,15S
Previously. .... .16, ,425 las, l0s 1o,9S5
City and local con- ~
auuDtioD- 4,2Cb
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GEoKGEroWN, S. G., August 14.-CoTToN-No sales
paid.>
GoES-Retailing from the stores, 81 60 per bushel.
IsER-Sales OF $50 sticks at from 10 to 13 cents We
quote from 10 to lS cents per cubic foot
'TURPENTNE-Vrgn and Yellow Dip. So per Dbl of $50
lbs to the bbl when pure and unmixed.
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ASA oURRIN.

PHILADELPHIA, 10th Month, 18th Day, 1852.
RESPECTED FnIEND:-My daughter has beeu much
benefited by the Of thy Plantation Bi:.ers Thou
wilt send ne two bottles more,
Thy friend, ASA OUhhiN'
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- a9cu, causing Lne uOt UioOu VI
Hs the Phentr rises youth to course the veins res
from the dshes Of is foring rho Oro1ns of Gensra.
IRE, animated tofh s; @ ~ n,,,o, ,sn.,, 1nd
rSts EH9tr rejuuers Debility, restoring Afdnlness
ATE The system. aud and full Ui0or, thus provings
overcome disease. perfect "Elirir of LoDe," re-
moving Ssrility and Barrcnness In both sexes 10
tho yolnc middle aged and aged, there Is nogreater
hoon tbnn this Elixir of Life" 1t gives new
lease OF life causing tho weak and debilitated 10
have removed strength sand vgor, and tho entrs
system to thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Price, ono bottle 81; three bottles -; sent by
express TO any address.
globe; some unprInclpled dealers, however, try to
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth
less compounds in order to make money. Be, Be net
deceiyed-ask for these medicines snd take no
Others. II the druggist does not keep them, write
to us, and we will send them by express, carefully
packed, free from observation. We will be pleased
20 receive letters with full statements in regard to
any disease with which ladies or gentlemen aro
afflicted Address all letters for medicines, pamph-
lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor, a
DR. W.R. MERWIN, 81 Walker st., N. T.
May rs WIN Tyr
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r1os BrTTKRs."
s. T.-1S60...X.
sfew bottles OF PLANTATION B1TTERs
VIII euro Nervous Hesdache.
Gold E1trcmites and Feyerisn Mps.
Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath.
Fiatulency snd Indigestion.
{" Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath
Pain over the Eyes.
Mental Dependency.
Prostitution; Great weakness.
Ssllow Complexion, Weak Bowels, 90,
Which are the evidences OF -
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
Il Is estmsted that seventenths of all adult simonS
proceed from deceased and torpid liver The oiiiaiy
secretions of the liver oyecowlng into the stomach p-
son the entire system and exhibit the above Bymptons
After long research, we able TO present the most
remarkable for these horrid nightmare diSesse
the world has produced Within ono year owe. sx
hundred and forty thousand persons have taken tho
PLAErAT1oN BITrEas and not instance Of complaint
has come toour Snowledgel
Itisa most effectusl tonic and agreeable gtinulan
suited to all conditions of Life.
Tho reports that IL relies upon mineral sGbgtanca5 10
its acsve properties are wholly false. For the sSn5
faction Of the public, and that patients mny conanl
their phyHcians we append list OF its coiaponants.
OALIsAYA BARK.-Ceebrated ter over two hundred
yearE In the treatment OF Fevor and Ague, pypepss
Weakness etc It WAS Introduced into Europe Dy tie
Countess wife Of the Viceroy OF Perm IN iosu, Az;
afterwards sold by tho Jeeuits for the enormous pT1ee
ts oe teioht in sluer under the name 0f JeStS roo
der. and was finally made public by Louis XVI hins
of France. Humboldt mnss5 especlGl reeronce u t.e
feb-fuge qualities during his South American travels.
CAsoAsrLLA BAnK-FOr djarrhDa, colo sud dsesses
CT the Dtonach and bowels
DAspRLIoN-For Inflammation OF the loihs aha aFop'
ical affections. ..,
CEAMoMIIE F1owEBs-For enfeebed digestion.
LAVENDER FLowERs-AromAtic, stmu.EA' sho IONIC
b,Qhly inyigovatng IN nervous debility.
TIS1EnaREEN-For scrofula, rneumasisIn, etc.
AN1ss-An aromatic carnlinat:ve; creating nesn,
muscle and milk; much used by mothers nursing
tso cloyebuds, orange carravsy, corisndsr, enAse'
Cot etc. .,
s. T..-1s30.--X.
Another wonderful ingredient, OF great use amonS
.h snan;ah ladies Of South America impartng beauty
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLES sTON.

" +
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamer Pilot Boy, McNelty, Savannah, via Beaufort
Hilton Head &c; Mdze. &c. To John Ferguson, U
NJ Rhett, Mrs Mary Rhett, Clark.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship souder, Lobby, New York-Jno l. Theo
Bark Annie Kimbal, Lincoln Boson-st-cet Bros Co.
Went to Sen Yesterday.
Steamship Z Souder, Lebby, New York
From this Port.
Sclr NJ Banks Smith, Newport, R l. August To-
Schr RGnshw, Wakefield, Baltimore August 13.
Schr Trident, Jameson, below Providence August H.
Up for this Port.
Steamship Falcon Reed at Baltimore to leave Saturday.
Brig Susan voorhis Fulford at New York. August 49,
Cleared for this Port.
Br bark Lille NJ Clark at New York, August 13
Schr Warner, Horton at New York, August r.
Memoranda.
Tho ship Galena of New York, from Charleston for
Frontera put into Key West 5h inst with loss of
zenmas
LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
The Queen, Cook, cleared July II
The Chattanooga, Freeman, July %
VALENCIA.
Tho Yole Angler, -; sailed. June 1s
DOMESTIC.
BELFAST, ME.
schr Sarah Buck, White, sailed. .Jnly %
BANGOR, ME-
schr Eclipse, Pendleton cleared. August
BOSTON.
Brig Geary, -, up. p.....................Jul July 70
schr Marian Gage Shepherd, August
NEW YoRF,
Br bark Lille M, Clark, cleared August Is
Brig Susan voorhis, Fulford. August 13
schr wanata, Hawkins cleared. August
Schr Bramhall, Hussey, up July IL
Schr Warner Horton, cleared. August IL
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Williams, Thompson, cleared August
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Falcon Recd to sail. August IT
Brig Senorita Linden, cleared August
Schr Susanna, Packard, cleared. August
Schr Keeling, Granger, cleared. August 10
Schr Palmer Palmer, p."...,........ August ~
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&. T.-1880...X.

ia smile WAS on her np--health was In her LOOK
strength was in her step, and In her hands-PIAHTA'
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s. T....12S0.-..X.

Another wonderful ingredient, OF great uso smonS
the Spanish ladies Of South America, imparng beauty
70 the complexion and briiancy to the mind, is yet
koown 10 the com OF the world, and We withhold
la name for the present.
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16,425 150, ,267 Is, 149

Total exports and consumption. 426 15O267 1913
Stock ON hand and on shipboard.... 1856 63O 49,.
sAME Tune LAST YEAR
S. FM. Uppd. Rice.
Stock on hand Sept. /, 1865......... 3G2 l6io i9
Received from August 0, 1s66....... 3i4 ~ ~
Received previously. $3.50 01,74S 1904
Total receipts. 5,7l7 1O3,672 4025
EXPORTS. s. I'd. Up'd Rice.
From Aug. 10, '63 25 358 60
Previously 5,542 99,6s1 3o27
90q6
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
PHASES OF THE MOON.
First O. 7th H. 49m. morn Last G. 22d, 4h 2Om even
Full NJ 10th, Al. 2Ou. New NJ Doth, 7h 45, morn
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AuGIIsTA. August 14-FNAScIAL.-GoLD-B Brokers
bnv Mt 141 and sell at 49, with good demand.
SILyERDrokers buy at 13O and sell at l33, with good
sEcuR1rrrs.-A sale of Georgia Railroad Stock was
madeto-day at IS. =. ILL.,.
CorroNMarket brisk for the better grades Of cotton
demand exceeding Offering stock; middlng, oaas1c.
at 81 and 81 at 26c Total sales, ~ bales.
Receipts SO bales,
The following sale was made yesterday, but not re-
ported: 81 bales at 29c.
BACON unchanged.
WHEAT unchanped
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DIR. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or. Essence Of life,

$SsMyEsMgNlLlsr Cures General Debility Redb.
ASySsRZzW> ness, Hystertcs In Femdles,
aAS2fA// Palpitation ofhe Heart and
(N88>< all NerpOus Diseases It re.
I&MS4& stores new life and vigor to the
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Letter from the Bev. N. Z. dnDs. Ut. oairaVhlo Pa
GENTLEarzN:-You were kind enough, cn former CO.
casion to send me half dozen bottles of Plantation
8itters for SS 80. My wife having derived 30 mach
beneft from the use OF those Bters, desre ier 10
continue them, aud you will please send us Sottles
mora for the money enclosed.
am, very truly, yoTrs,
NE. GLIB Pastor Ger. Rsf. Church,
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WhIthcr nre we DrIrlInra

Day after day, are the principal iron,
glass and other manufacturing estab-
lishments closing business for the space
of thirty, sixty, ninety days, or longer,
IT the pressure of circumstances should
demand it. We have not the data at
hand to state, even approximately, the
number of workingmen, women and
boys, who will thus be thrown out of
employment during the most Indictment
season of the year. Wehave no fault to
find with the employers for the course
they have seen tit TO pursue. Their
capital and their mills are their own,
and they have a right to do lust what
they please with them. Yet we are
sorry that such state OF things has
and is still daily occurring. Nor
can we well divine what is to become of
the poorer classes during the time to
come. With little prospect of work. all
the necessaries of life extraordinarily
high, and rents increasing beyond those
OF 1866, at giant strides, how and where
are the poor to live? II is stated. how
ever, that the stocks now on hand in all
our manufacturing establishments are
not heavy, and that the orders are so
pressing that they cannot, and will not
close their establishments but for brief
time. A brief respite from labor would
OF Pittsburgh, but lull of long dura-
ton would cause untold suffering. The
twelfth of the present month is the day
set apart for the general stoppage of the
manufacturing establishments of the
two cities and vicinities. After that
date we shall be able to write more adj
Visedly on a subject so fraught with in
terest to IA large class of oEr people,
Pittsburgh Republic.
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wAsHINGT0S SPECIALS.
Mission of the United states steamer
Observation-Disclosures Government
Postal Telegraph BiII..-GOld to bG
Sold in Open Market, dc.

Mission of the United States Steamer
Observation-Disclosures Government
Postal Telegraph BilI.--GOld to be
Sold in Open Market, &c.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Washington
specials pretend to state the mission OF
the United States steamer Don, with
Assistant Secretary Seward and Admit
raj Porter aboard.
The Herald's special says: She is
bound to st. Thomas, which is the land
Mr.. Seward is to purchase for the Uni
ted States naval depot.
The Times says: The destination is
the bay of SANTANA, which is to be pur-
chased for the naval station.
The Tribune says that Assistant Sec
rotary Stewards mission is to convey to
Napoleon dispatches explanatory OF
Secretary Stewards cable message.
The probabilities are that none of the
correspondents know the object of the
mission, but are engaged in guess
work.
The Times Washington special says:
There is good reason to believe that
Washburne's bill establishing Govern
meat postal telegraph to New York,
office Committee is nearly or quite
unanimous for it.
The Tribune's special says; The
Ways and Means Committee have de-
cided that gold hereafter must be sold
| in open market; that there is too much
gold in the Treasury, and it must be re-
duced.
There has been no action yet on Bout
wells bill.
The Times special says: John G..
Ryan who was arrested at Memphis
some eighteen month since, on suspi-
cion of being Surratt, is seeking dam
ages for false imprisonment.
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Kentuckx LegIsIntnre.

CINCINNATI, Jan. S.-The Kentucky
Legislature assembled at Frankfort to-
day, but no quorum being present an
adjournment was made till tomorrow,
The Supreme Court of Ohio met at
Columbus to-day. All the judges were
present.
In the Ohio Legislature to-day the
Senate adopted the Constitutional
Amendment-yeas 81, nays II. A res
olution was referred to the Committee
on Federal Relations requesting the
Ohio Senators and Representatives in
Congress to cast their votes against the
lately in rebellion, until a sufficient
number of States have adopted the Con-
stitutional Amendment. In the House
resolution to amend the constitution
SO as to confer the elective franchise
without distinction of sex or color, was
ordered to be printed.
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FROM CINCINNATI.
Report OF the AdJutant General OF
OhIO----FIre----Steam Naneatuck
Observation-Disclosures

Report OF the AdJutant General OF
OhIO----FIre----Steam Nansatuclk
Sunk--Died---weath
CINCINNATI, Jan. 3.-The annual re-
port of the Adjutant General of Ohio,
shows that the State of Ohio furnished
ten thousand eight hundred and eleven
men in excess of all calls by the Gener-
al Government during the war. The
total war expenses of the State during
the war were sixty-four million eight
hundred and sixty-seyen thousand
dollars.
The total number of deaths in this
city last month was three hundred and
four, including seventeen from cholera.
A fire at Cannelton, Ind, on Sunday
night destroyed a brewery, three or
four stores, and several dwellings.
Loss estimated at S35, 900.
The Naugatuck, bound from st.
Louis to Cincinnati, struck a snag on
Saturday night about 700 miles below
st. Louis, and sunk with her stern in
25 feet water. She was owned in this
city and was valued at $50. 900 and in
sured for S26, 900, principally in Cincin-
natl, offices.
Peter Ransom Taft, an old citizen and
the father of Judge Alonzo TAFT of the
Cincinnati Supreme Court, died in this
city on New Years day.
The weather continues very cold and
navigation is still suspended. The
mercury at 9 o'clock this morning stood
at 16 degrees.