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Portland & Kennebec r. R.
Wister Arranseme.,, Nsv. Ir, lsOz.

Csszl Trains leave Portland al p. NJ. icr
E1X@G all stations this line, and tor Lewis
ton and .ations on the Androscoggin Road. Alsc
Bangor and stations on Maine Central road.
Leave Portland daily, except Saturdays, at P NJ,
for rath. Saturdays only leave Portland at els
ID, for Bath and Augusta.
Trains aIe due at Portland at SO A. H., and 21O
P. NJ daily.
The thr ugh Freight Train with passenger car at
tacbed, leaves Portland for Skowhegan every MORN
ing at Z O'Clock.
Fare low by this route to LIE vision, wateryille
kendalls Mills and Bangor as by the Maine Central
road, and tickets purchased in Boston tor Maine
Central Stations are coed for passage ON this linz
Passengers from Bangor, Newport, &C., will pur-
chase tickets to Kendall Mills only and after TAX
ing the cars ON this road the Conductor will fur
nish tickets and make the taie the same through 10
Portland or Boston as via the Name Central load,
Stages for Rockiand connect at Bath; anu / r Bel.
fast at Augusta, leaving daily arrival of train from
Boston, leaving att 80 a. NJ; ind tor Scion, Ansop
Norridgewock, Athens and Moose Head Lake al
Skov began, and FOR China. East aud North Vassal-
bore at Vassalboro; for Unity at kendall's sIi,l's
and for Canaan at Pshon's Ferry.
w. HATCH, srpe, Infsos-rt.
Augusta, Nov. 3, 1867. uoy12dtf
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Farm for sale.

N EAR Spe wick meeting house in Care Ez1heth
~ CanIaining Is acres OF improved land Young
orchard. strawberry BID. good one story hou,e
and blrn, she Is &c.
Tosetl G with so acres of Wood ard For parlio-
ulars Inquire OF JOHN c. PROC Err,
Mar /. -d3w IS Exchange St.
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10 THE LADIES.

DR.. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies, Wnt
need utdicai adviser, 10 cali ut his roome NO. Il
especial /, conmUdatIoa.
DR.. II. e Eieeue kenovating NJ sdianes ere unrlgal.
led IN i aev and superior virtue in regulating al
Female Irregularities. Then action IS specinc auS
certain OF producing relic, IN a short tine
LADIES wiz ind il Invaluable in aU cases OF OF.
ntofctone after 81 other rsu ees have hetn trieo
VAN, It's purely veReLable, containing nothing II
tas easi Injurious TO tie health, and rlsY be ta2sa
will perfect saie'y al all times,
sen, to sny paEt Of the co1ptry, with iuH recuont
bg stlreaeing TlK HUGHFS
an .lsa7dR@. No. is FreblA street. PorIan
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For NEW YORK.
LINE RE -RsTARLTsH
Inside Route.

C=FssssEzr-1 Cars leave Denot Bos- ~n-
ton and Providence Rail- 7HIs-zrssss5S
road. Pleasant street n al Common, daily : nm
days excepted at5.45 M, conIee+ z with the new
Capt q. b. dULL, MONDAYS, We nesdays and FIJI.
Gays, and steamer 81 ONING1ON, Capt. ". NJ
JONE>, 1ue,days. Thu sday and SATURDAYS
Through Tickets tuIn shed, and baggage check ed
through 20 Philadelphia, baltimore, Washington and
the West
office also at the Boston and PrOyi. ence Railroad
Sa'ion j. w. RI. HakDSUN, Ag, MT
teola- m 13f Washington stree
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PORTLAND ARD NV YORK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
SEMI w e EKLY LINE.

The fine steamers DIRtHO and
[ersa FRAN oNlA, wIll, M III InrtheE no.
~ sslss l,,zff5 iice, run as follows:
z<&x4-z&-x5
Leave G'lt's Wh-rt Portland. everv Wednesday
and SATURDAY, al O'Clock p. b. and lesve Per %
East River, N:w York. eve. ,, ednesaay and Bat
urJay, AT o'clock Z. NJ.
III, Dirlgo and FrancOnia are fitted on with dne
a'cdp' liO"alOn' iJ passenger ~makne thi the mi 4
peedy safe aud CONT rIabie roU'e tor ira eers oe-
'weel New Yors aud Mime las. age in state Room
t6.G Cabin PASSAGE S6u1. Meals est,a
Goo'ls forwarded by this line to from Moa
Ieai, quebec, Bangor Bath, Aug sssa. EsstpoIt and
st. john.
steamers az early as a. 81. on the day that they
lea Portland.
For freight or passage apply to
EMERY 4 r',X Gait Wharf, Pc tlsnd.
J.F ANhS, Per 80 EasI river.
August IS, 7. dkf
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Valuable Building Lots For Sale

WILL be sold By a. c,ion, on SATURDAY. tho
wv 4hdIy of APRIL next, at o'cluck P M, Il
not previou ly disp Il OF, the valuable OF land
on the S9utheriy corner o. RI e and Vaughan Street,
being "a to oa inc and 100 feet On Il CHAN, a :
joining the grounds OF Hon. j. Brown III is
one fthe most desirable lbs on Bramhal ana will
be sold IN favorable tor rs.
Apply TO VII. JFRRIS.
Rell LIST tc Agent,
Or Car t Chs. NJ. Davis.
mario-dtt l G numerical st.
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RO n II L ~ III ~
SAC0 & PORTSMOUTH r. n.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Mouaay. Nsv'r tIsh. 1852
H1 Passenger Trains leave Portland daily
Sundays excepted, for Saco and Bdde-
fOr'i, at so, $40 A NJ, 2 So and $50 p NJ.
For South berwick junction, Portsmouth, Boston,
and intermediate Stations al so, $40 NJ. and 255
r.M.
cave Boston for Portland and intermediate Sta
tons at 1880 A. NJ, nd 800 and $50 + NJ.
Freight Trains daily each way, tSunday excepted.
rkANCiS ChA>f ,o~pt.
Portland. NnY 8. 1877. nnql
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EspR. s@ a q I.r.

FENWO on Congress Stats treet, and eight
L lots on Emery, Lewis AMI Thomas streets, Tor
sale by w. II. STEPHEN
Fsh10 16CS.-tf At 81 National RnDk
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ar exchange for hous" in the city, q farm o. &c
" nc es, in West salmonth. the OH Giav roaG /;
harn. SetrIy new o J y,barJ of Grapi"d truIg
AMI wood for family use: I-2 miles trcm the city.
Enquire OF join HUTTHlNS m.
II A lantic ST.
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NA4sEIs :
Gaere are many men OF the aye u thirty VINO art
troubled Win 100 frequent the hial
lei, often eoLnlanea ny slight enal ting or burn
NJ sen alton, anu weskeniis the system IN
1.r the patient cannot account for. On exam n'ns
he urinary ospos'ts ropy sediment Wild Often Of
ound anu soretir1 eH small particles OF semen or al
'0nen sill alpslr or the color viii ne OF q tlIin alR
81 hue, again 'ian@ing 10 darE and spr: III appear
Sncs ih-re ART many men who dis o. this dittsllgP
gnoIant OF the cause, which Is the
SECOND 51AGEoE SEMINAL wEAKr69s,
can WaItani perfect cure m such casss, AIT
ull and healthy restoration OF che urinar, organs.
Persons who cam, Personally consult rhe d.,
an DO 90 ~ writing, in plain manner, destr ..
ION 0, theif o,seasss and The appropriate renedts
VII he ior~arled i1nIkdjats;v
Al CORRESPOND. ne st-icrly confidential, and wiD
A6treEs; DIR. j. Is. 6CGaES,
40. Il Prufle street.,
Next door to the PrebIs House. Portland, hie
~ :send Stamp OF C'rculsg
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REAL ESTATE.
Eor sole oy Exchange.

~ House in Biddelord. A II Story + onsa, con-
Es:.iiiI tanning rooms. Good cellar. Stable; WOOD
LII hou.e anu good water Large saroeh WIN
NUT trees. Apply TO - IT ,nDn,,
Real Estate AGENT. Purtlard,
Mar 17.ews Or j. L smith, Bddeford,
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NOTICE. witt sell on lavoranie terms as 10
~ payment, or letfor term Of years. The lots on
the corner OF Middle and Franklin streets. and on
franklin street. including the corner OF franklin aud
Fore streets. Apply 10 WIN. HlLLiARD, Bangor
or SMITH & REED Attorneys. Portland. iv12tf
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For saie---One Mile from Port

= tut 5ttIC--.OHC NIT. IFUIH UTL-
land.
VENHF beautiful residence occupied by Rev. W. P
Merritt, situated In WeStbrook ON the Back
Cove road, known by the name OF he Aiaclpgonue
villa, The grounds are ia tciuy lam out with
walks flower tsds. sllenid cversreens and shade
tre es; about 200 pear. apple plum and cherr trees
in bearing Plenty of currents ant gyoseqe res;
about n acrs OF stiawberri, raised 1000 "a arts
tins year. The lot embraces nearly our ac,es with
streets 60 feet wide all round it. The baidngs-a
hne Il use ;;ith Is rooms, french root AMI C pola.
mace, good well and cs'ern in ce lar; gardeners
house and summer house ard COED sable well
finished with cellar, a: the low price OF 81 500
Terms easy. For rticulars enquire on the pre-
misses, or OF WHIiTEMOkE & STAR IRD, on
Commerce al street; or FEi:NALD & SON, corner
OF Preole and congress st eets.
Sent & dit rf4r.a Ltat
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international Steamship Go
IastD0gt, Calais st. John.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ONE TRIP FER WEEK.

On and alter Monday December %,
t=ezsafs fhe steamer NEW BRUNSWICK
Sz-l<.4k4g Capt Z. y Winchester, will lee We Rail.
k<k-<zszz-lS road WHAT, loot OF Stale stree, ev-
cry MONDAi at O'Clock P. NJ. ioT Passport and
ST John.
Returning win leavest John and Eastpcvt every
Tturs1ay.
Passengers viii connect at Eastport with Sta
Coaches for RobbnstUn and Calais
VIII connect at St John with +. & y. A Raj way
for Shediac an ia ermedlae static s.
50 RTelgn reeeiseG oG Gay OF SAILING al och
Phi.
Sailing vessels WI be at Eas FORT to take height
tor 1t. Andrews ami alais.
E1 Winter rates will be charged ON and am
Dee 10th. A. K. S tUBBS.
ueodtt Agent.
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Sow 1e@y ThoasaMds cjas Teesffy "a Thls
T.rE ra....s...Sa-a...r

by Tahnssy Experienced!
Yours men troubled with EMISSIONS in Sleep,
complaint generally fhe result OF had hnbit il
0uth,-trcated scientifically and perfect cure
:snted = no cbares made.
Barely day passes eui we are consulted by ons o.
ore young ruen With the above lIselse, so.la 0
7hoD ar az n eak and eua lated thouf h they hll
he poon, anc by their friends supposed
cave 1t. 'Al such asses yield to 'he proper anj onl
0rrsct ourse OF treatment, ani in a short
made TO rtioice in perfect healta.
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ZEE OtcR for Sale /!

A Tie sub criber, contemplating 1eav.n.
y?s=se---ss the stare tbs s ring, LOW t:eis the
fsEaa,A RET.CCRaER H0CSG,
al tran Bridge for SALE at one of tie greatest bar
gains In the Slate
The hoos' is in thorough repair, and is second to
m hOnse in e country. FlrDlture and fixtures in
1irtt rate order.
Said Sc Il loca ed Oh tie min rou from Port
land 10 North oi.way I'D White Nonn;ains
II not sold will be 10 let Ma list, 1863. For fur
Their particulars enquire CT j W. ansield, No. ia
Middle street, Porllni, or Of
WILLIAM G. SPRING,
Proprietor, on tie premises.
March g. 1865. dim
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To be sold Immediately.
1.-TWO Houses and lots in Civ. Price 300 and ST.
L $50. House lots in Cape Elizabeth So TO $lO0.
JOSEPH REED, .s
Real Estate Agent, Oak and Congress SIS.
Oct IA
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FOR SALE!

IN NORWAY, Nc, valuable farn, containing
250 a-res, GUS al out seventy-five IONS OF av.-
Y ouse, wooahouse, siahle harm and out buildings.
all in first rate orer within three miles of S ulh
Ills Station. " i'll be sold on favorable TERMS or
exchanged tor desirable zeal estate in P,rtland,-
For particulars enquire CT dc. PROCTER.
febl2dtf No. SO Exchange Street.
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Farm for s ale.

Farm for sale.
THE subscribers offer br sac heir place, well
l. known as the Whiteh use Farm, situated IN
the town OF Cumberland on the cou ty road |, al.
ing rom cray to ~ rtland. Said farm contains
Ito acres and is ono OF the best hay farms in
the county. Tan miles from Portl nj and two and
halt from the portl nj and Kenuebo DEPOT.
Sui dings alr; house. two st ,ries; ,rn, IL ~ 81
e., in goo rep r. This farm viii be sold wi b or
witfo It the sto k ant farming oo's a. rare bar
gam little psif :t further particulars inquire
o. W. Y. q +. 4. HALL, at the farm, or & ia Il
Esq Gray Corner eb22d&wtt
Land for SAFE.
PART of the late Mary S. Lunis Estate, near
"A Pori land, via Tukey's Bridge; In parcels 10
suit Pu chasers Eng ire 10 person bv Letter OF
IAN JOHNSON,
Stroudwater, Westbrook Admir- of said Estate with
VIII annexed. 1890 q 1873 oct 2t- owti
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ATIANT
Mutual Insurance Company.

81 Vat 81, cor. Villiam, NEW YORK, .
JANUARY, 1858.
Insures against MARINE and INLAND Navi-
cation Risks.
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fIand for safe.

gz IS ST. s1ANEssS&
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The company has s.ets, over thirteen
NzilIion Dollars, viz:
Oni'ed States and State of New-York Stocks. City,
Bank and other Stocks, 6,s64 4s5
L1ans secured by Stocks and otherwise, 2,175,4S0
Prem ium Notes and Bills pecei, able, Z
zeal Estate. Bonds and Mortgages,
and other securities, 3,64,s6s
Cash IN Bank 1884
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A HearflesS SWindle.

PHILADELPHIA, January 7.-About two
weeks ago young man named Bradley,
while seeking desirable position as book
keeper or clerk in some frst-class house,
read in one of our newspapers the adver-
tisement of bogus firm, styled A. Con-
ner s. Co., which stated that magnificent
opening for young man could be had by
applying, etc. He visited their office, and
was informed that they wanted a young
man to 60 to St. Louis and take position
in large commission house. He paid
fifteen dollars down, was promised the
situation, and received a letter Of intro
duction to Rumon s. Co., the firm who de-
sired his services; purchased ticket, and
started. In due time he arrived, tramped
all over St. Louis, inquired of everybody
be met, but could find no such house. He
then realized that he had been duped
complained to the chief Of police, who in
time communicated with Chief Ruggles,
of this city. The police are on the look
out for Conner & Co.
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TELEGRAPHIC, NEWS.
news from sl,e, Capital.

L Z 81 S.- NEWS REOhh tH8 -Stspkttsxs
Special telegram to the Dispatch. $50 20
WASHINGTON, January 9.-The nswel
Of the President to the Senate resol utior
inquiriDg what the former has done witt
the bill striking out "White" in the laws
of the District of Columbia, will mercy
state to-day when the bill was received at
the White House and that it has not
been signed. The President holds that
Congress adjourned before the expiration
of ten days, and therefore the bill failed
to become law.
The Senate to-day rejected Colonel
Cooper, heretofore nominated to the as
sistant secretaryship of the Treasury.
Several companies of soldiers have been
sent from this city to southern States with
in the past week to aid in preserving Or
der, by direction of General Grant.
General Towards report to the Senate
charges President Johnson with interpo-
lating the words |" at once y in the copy OF
Baird's telegram, thus making it appear
that more dispatch was imperative. An
examination of the records of the War
Department, however, shows that the copy
sent to the Senate by the President is an
exact transcript of Baird's dispatch, now
on file in that Department. WALLACE.
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Georgia ,Keeanst; rnction. Convention

Georgia tKecGnst rnetions Convention
tATLANTAs GA., january 9-The com
mittee appointed tot'wait on General
Meade reported that the General assured
the Convention that he would use all the
power conferred on him By the reconstruc-
ton acts for a speedy, restoration Of lGeor-
gia to allher rights in the Union. a3s,
The Committee on Relief reported an
ordinance to forever forbid any legal ac
tion on any debt of date prior to June |.
1865.
A resolution was adopted appointing a
committee of one from each congressional
district to prepare list Of persons in
whose behalf the Convention shall petition
Congress for a removal Of political disa-
bilities.
Ordinances were introduced to give suf.
frage to all citizens who can read the Con-
stitution of the United States and have
paid their taxes, and to give equal rights
irrespective of color in all public places
and conveyances.
A resolution of inquiry into the pro-
priety of selling the State road was intro
duced.
The following from General Mead to the
financial agent of the Convention was
read:
General Meade desires DR.. Angler to
say to the Convention that he is clearly of
the opinion that they are entitled to draw
their pay and incidental expenses from the
State Treasury, and that he will endeavor
as soon as possible to remove the obstacle
q their heinz naid
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Destructive Fire In Chicago.

CHICAGO, January IA fire broke out
in Farrell Hall, in the Young Mems Chris
tan Association building, at 10 O'Clock
this morning. The rear front of the build.
ing is entirely destroyed. Some of the
adjoining buildings are damaged, but to
what extent cannot yet be ascertained
The loss in Farrell Hall building will reach
$3.50, 900, on which there is an insurance
of $4,000 in Cincinnati and $4,000 in
Chicago. 1t is reported that two tiremen
are buried under the walls, which fell in
within half an hour after the fire was dis
covered. ,,
CHICAGO, January s.-Two of the largest
buildings owned by the United States
Clock and Brass Company at Austin, SIX
miles west of Chicago, were entirely
destroyed by fire last night. Loss, sl1o,
600. Fully insured.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, January 9.-The Times says the
Abyssinian expedition is still at Senate.
There was no sickness, and the natives
were friendly.
The new Portuguese Cabinet favors the
collection of taxes.
LONDON, January 9-Noon.-Consols I'M
changed. United States bonds, II q. Af-
ternoon.-Unsted States bonds, 7l34@7lT.
LONDON, January 9-Evening.-The bull
lion in the Bank of England has slightly
increased.
LIVERPOOL, January 9-Noon.-Cotton
dull and unchanged; estimated sales, 5000
bales. Wheat tending upward. After
noon.-Sugar dull at 25s. I'D.
LIVERPOOL, January 9-Evening.-Cot-
ton-More doing, though prices have de-
clined I'D. Uplands, 71sd; to arrive,
sgd; sales, 10000 bales. Breadstuffs
quiet. Provisions firm.
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WEST V1RGrNIAEs AND PENNsYLvAY1Ass
MOVING INTO VIRGIs1A.-Within the past
week the following land sales have been
made:a at alAa'Pf - I'FeS ss7s'e22s' =
The farm ofMr. Amos anney, near sum
NIT Point, Jefferson county, W., Va, 31s
acres, for $4,000. Purchasers, Messrs.
Rose & Powers, of Ohio county, w. Va.
The farm of James Marshall, ESQ.,, on
the Opequon, in this county, $50 acres, for
$4,000. Purchaser, James G. White,
Esq, of Wheeling, W. Va.
The farm belonging to Lupton's heirs, in
Clarke county, 600 acres, at $50 per acre
Purchaser, ]. N. Keller, Esq, of Marshall
county, W. Va.
The farm belonging to McIntyre's heirs,
in this county, containing 800 acres, for
$4,000. Purchasers, Messrs. McGsnon s
Bennett, of Wheeling, W. Va.
The farm Of Mr.. Thomas J. Frits, near
White Post, Clarke county, Va, 1872 acres,
at $50 per acre. Purchaser, John T.
Green, Esq, Of Carlisle, Penn.
Tho farm belonging to Joseph P. Maha-
ney's estate, in this county, lis acres lime
stone land, for $4,000 cash. Purchaser,
Joseph O. Stewart, Esq, of York, Penn.
The farm of Thomas Miller, in this
county, so acres, limestone, at $40 per
acre. Purchaser, Alexander S. McClin-
tosh, Esq, Of Harrisburg, Penn Winches-
ter Times,
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a Happy PremOnitiOn.
HoLYOKE, January {


TO the Editor Of The Springfield Republican /:
Sir,-Several papers have reported the
death of the Rev. Edward Burnham, of
Newburyport, Mass, in the late terrible
disaster on the Lake Shore railroad. This
is incorrect. Mr.. Burnham is here in Holy
oke, preaching for several Sabbatbs at
the Second Baptist church. He was saved
from the accident by the direct interposi-
ton of Divine Providence. On the night
before the catastrophe he had put up at a
hotel in Cleveland, Ohio, intending to take
the very train in the morning to which the
accident happened but his mind became
so fearful!y impressed that be must not
remain over night that he left at 10 o'clock
that evening, and thus escaped. 1t may
be remarked in this connection that Mr.
Burnham has always heretofore rode in the
last car of the train, which, in this case,
was the one burned.
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THE BENEFIT FOR THE AID OF SOUTHERN
ORPHANs.-The matinee which took place
at the Holliday-street Theatre yesterday
was most gratifying success. The house
was rendered by Mr.. John T. Ford, free
of all expense, and that fine comedian, Mr..
John E. Owens, and the regular company,
volunteered their professional services gra-
tuitously, the entire proceeds to be ap-
Piled to the relief of southern orphans in
this city, under the auspices of the associ-
alton for that purpose, of which Mrs. W.
Fl. Bruce is the president. The audience
was one of the most fashionable and select
ever assembled within the walls of the Holt
day.street Theatre, and the entire receipts
will, it is supposed, fall little, if any, short
of eleven hundred Observation-Disclosures Sun.
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The Markets.

NEW YORK, January 9-Noon.-FlouI
5@10c., wheat l@2c., and corn lc. lower
Oats nc. lower. Pork, s2l.5O. Lard
quiet. Cotton quiet at l60l64c. Freights
firm. Turpentine, size. Rosiu quiet
strained, So. Gold, 1858. United States
bonds-Old, 1Os1s; new, lO4A.
Evening.-Cotton dull and declining
sales, 1880 bales at 16@l6Ic., closing a
l6hc. Flour-State, SS.9OgS1l; south
ern, SlO.4OGsl5. Wheat dull. Mixet
western corn, 81 .3s@S1. 80; white south
ern, $l.30g$1.36. Mess pork-Old, S2l.l2
Turpentine, 51%@52%c. Rosin, $4,000
81. Freights firmer. Cotton, per sail
5-l6@3s; per steam, 3s8h.
Money closed easy. Gold closed firm a
1878.
BALTIMORE, January 9.-Cotton dull
middling, l53l@l6c. Flour dull but firm
Wheat unchanged. White corn, $1,000
Sl.22; yellow, S1.20GSl.23. Oats, 74976c
Rye fiat. Provisions unchanged.
CINCINNATI, January 9.-Flour quiet
Corn-Ear, 85c. Whiskey unsettled unde
the recent Congressional action. Mes
pork-Old, $40; new, S21. Bacon
Shoulders, 919c.: clear sides, l2c. Lard
12I.
WILMINGTON, N. c., January 9.-Tur
pentine active at 461a@47c. Rosin stead.
at s2.l21s for No. 2. Tar, sl.75. Cottol
dull and nominal at l314@l4c. for mid
ding.
SAVANNAH, January 9.-Cotton easier
but not quotably lower; sales, GA bales
middling, l4kc.; receipts, 1888 bales; TO
the week, 1870 bales; for the season
uplands, 25l ,545 ; Sea island, 1913: Ex
ports for the week, Is, O1O, of which Liver
pool, 4,sOs; the Continent, 2,235; coast
wise, lO,967. Stock, 5S,ll2.
CHARLESTON, January 9.-Cotton activ
but unchanged; sales, 1900 bales, re
ceipts, 1850 bales i for the week SIS
of which 1868 went to Great Britain
1904 coastwise, and l,94O to the cont
nent. Sstock, 1875 bales.
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SUIT AGAINST DANA.-In New York q
suit has been commenced against Mr..
Charles A. Dana, in the Supreme Court
Chambers, by Mr.. J. B. Lamar, for the
recovery Of 100000 damages for alleged
false imprisonment by defendants order
while acting as Assistant Secretary OF
War. Lamar says he was arrested in Sa-
vannah On the 9th Of April, 1865, and
taken to Washington, where he was con-
fined in an ill-ventilated and vermin-
infected cell. After suffering three months
Imprisonment he was released on parole
Dana's counsel moved to transfer the &C.
ton to United States court. Plaintiffs
counsel opposed the motion on the ground
that the act Of 1867 affirming the validity
of the Presidents proclamations virtually
repealed the act authorizing the transfer
of such cases to United States courts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-10
Indiana and Ohio State Democratic
Convention.

INDIANAPOLIS, January 9.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention to-day nominated
Hendricks for Governor. Resolutions were
adopted urging the abolition of the ma
tional banks, the repeal of the Ubiquitous
tariff act, oppose negro suffrage, endorse
the Presidents reconstruction policy, and
commend Hon. George Il. Pendleton to
the National Convention for candidate for
the Presidency.
COLUMBUS, ONO, January 9.-The State
Democratic Convention to-day nominated
Hon. George FL. Pendleton for President.
The resolutions adopted condemn con-
gressional usurpation, oppose negro suf-
frage, urge the taxation of bonds and their
payment in greenbacks, and the protection
of foreign born citizens.