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New you'd 6DeeInIs

NEW YORK, Jan. THE Herald,s
Washington special says: The report
OK Revenue Commissioner WeIles will
be presented TO Congress on Tuesday.
Considerable Importance Is attached to
1t, as 1t discusses the financial aud in
dustTial questions now before the
country. II Is understood oadVocate
reduction or repeal of the taxes on
manufactured articles.
The national banks not having rp-
ported their receipts for the month. the
public debl statement will not be issued
until to-day (Tuesday.)
The Times special says, it is under
stood that Gen. Gordon Granger will
be assigned to succeed General Swayne
IN command of the sub.district OF Ala
bama.
Gen. Candy has relieved Gen. Niles
of his command at GoIdsborO, North
Carolina, and assigned Gen. Hindes
there, whose district will include
nearly all the eastern portion Of the
State, where there have been complaints
of disorder daily. EW ~ -
The Herald's Columbus special saws ::
On the organization of the Legislature.
resolutions were introduced in each
House to rescind Ohio's ratification
OF the amendment 10 the Constitution
OF the United States, which deprives
the States who refuse negroes suffrage.
the right to count them in fixing Con-
8resslonal appointments. The faction
Is certain the resembling resolutions
will pass.
The fight for U. S. Senator is getting
warm. The friends of both Thurman
and Nallandigham feel confident OF
success. The State convention will
nominate PendletOn as IL candidate for
the Presidency. .raT-r-
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YoNKKRs. May 9. 1854

Heasrs. Geo. z. Hu6bel & Co:
9ENTS.-HRving used only two bottles OF
your "GoldeA BitteTs," / can recommend
Them with the utmost confidence as a tonic,
particularly for q change OF diet and water.
1t Is as well for lRuieS and children. giving
them part Of a wlne-Rlass two or three times
q dag, Yours respectfully
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GOLDEN MISREPRESENTATION Golden
hitters are tpidly gaining n worldwide rep
utation. Read the following:

Ares.rs. Hu06elG Co.
6ENTs:-I eau say that your Golden Bit
ters'' Is the most wonderful medicine in the
world. 1t acjB truly in a most miraculous
way. Suffering with dyspepsia Of the most
painful kind, used the Golden BittarB pre-
pared by messrS. Hubbel d Co., Rnu WAS cur
sd. 1 am convinced that all complaints of
this kind can be cured by your RItters. Wish
ing you prosperity and great Bu cceSS In the
curing OF all the complaints that amICt the
human frame.
am, gentlemen. yours. with respect
CAsINIER FABRiGOU.
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NEW YORK, January IL, 1854.
MessrS. Geo. C. Rubbel & %.

NEW YORK. April 2Sd, 1874.
Geo. O. HubbeI q CO.-GenneTnelt: We have
analysed your Golden BttteFS, and md that
Its compound parts entILle It 10 the nutics of
the medical profession. Since our analysis
we have used II in cur practice with very
satisfactory results, ant It particularly
well calculated TO correct tine 1tngen1ent Of
the digestive organs, such as dysp-l fIia, dIar.
rhOea, sick headache, chOllc, &C., &C., and Is
a superior tonic for daily use in moderate
quantities for aged persons, aud also for
those OF delicate combinations YouB, Ec-,
Doctors ]. r. & T. +. EORBUhY,
No. lS7 East sd street,
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ALBANY, n. Y. Jan. THE LegIs-
lHture organized to-day. and VIM.
Hickman, Democrat, was elected
Speaker OF the House. Notice was
given Ia the Senate of a bill 20 repeal
the metropolitan excise laws.
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NEW YORK, Jan. IA Washington
special Gays: The House Committee
On Appropriation is understood 10 be
OPPOSED to the purchase OF Alaska.
The Committee on Foreign Relations
Jsigaid 10 Ciispair OF the scheme for the
nenish Waai India purchase.
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Particulars OF the burning OF the
military Asylum ut Auwust,., Me.


Particulars OF the burning OF the
military Asylum At AuEust,., Me.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 6.-The military asv-
lum burned last night, was a large
wooden building, formerly hotel. II
contained not only rooms for the men
and officers quarters, but also tile hos
pital school room and library. Nearly
adjoining 1t WAS the new brick buili.
ing erected last summer, containing tho
dining room and sleeping apartments.
Inc building was slightly damaged,
Inc other buildings saved were of wood,
and are the laundry, stable, tour barns,
ana two ice houses. The total loss will
reach, 1t Is estimated, about 81, 900. 600.
The fire caught from some imDeripciiou
In the gas machinery.
There were go patients 81 beinq In
he hospital department during the
fire. A barrel OF whisky that was roll
ed out and ordered to be DESTROYED was
taken in charge by some OF the soldiers.
tee head Knocked out and nearly every
soldier who could hobble about was in
a state OF intOXicatiOn in a very short
time. Fights took place been one arm
ed and one legged men.
The scene in the laundry was nne
painful to witness. Men fought eoch
other with the fury of demons AMI
they were so craZed by the LIQUOR thew
had drunk that they obeyed nothjrtS
Men lay dead drunk in the snow ana
could not be aroused. One OF the in
toXicaled beings, while being convened
cold.
Teams were sent, by the Mayor OF
city, and the patients brought here
where they are quartered and cared
for.
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WAsHINsros, Jan. 1.-THE report of
Senator Howard In the case of Secreta-
~ Stanton, vas considered by the
House Military Committee this morn
Ing. and is very long, covering up
wards of hundred sheets Of foolscaP
paper.
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READ THE EVIDENCE.
Measrs. Devi,.s & Bolton.

Meags Devi,.s & Bolton.
GENTLY SIEN:-For the last eleven months
l, have been suffering almost daily from SO.
we're attacks Of Dyspeps,a; so much 80 that
could with difficulty retain a meal in nv
3 omhCh more ihOp twenty minutes, at
night experience a great burning in or
about the heart; a general depression OF
spirits, attended with frequent headacho
dizziness or dimness of sight 1 tried va !.
rious cathartic compounds and stomach pre-
parations, without being afforded any ef
'ectual relief I'LL used four bottles Off Hub.
bells Golden Bitterk," since which period
have not been tro abled with a single one
OF the above complaints. From the beneflL
those BtteH have q aorded ma, feel il my
duty to express publicly my grateful thanks.
6E A. BANCROFT
Accountant and COlipCtOr
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GRAIN-Wheat-Litt inquiry, hut
no change in prices. Corn-Unchanged
at SsaSOc. OaLs-Better at 7la7Sc. Rye
Unsettled at 81 IOal So. Barley
Easier at 81 95a2 70.
PRovGsIoNs-Pork- 90. Bscon
--Firmer al 9}za92tc for shoulders, and
lie.
Hoes-Higher at IS 75a6 80.
Toledo.
JANUARY N-Whest-QuieL
and hrm; amber held at 81 %: sales
Iowa spring at 81 12IS. Corn-A snau,
hrmer; sales Rt soc Tor new, holders
asking an advance. OSts-Quiet at 6Se
for No. l.
DRESSED Hoas-7as}zc
Buffalo.
JANUARY 7.-ELoUR-Firm.
GKAIN-W heaJ-Eirmsr; No. spring
heid at - 20; buyers otter 81 10. Oats
Quiet. Coru-Nery firm with an up
ward tendency; safes at 81 l., 81 l2$4,
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PROVIDENCE, X. l.. Jan. 7th.-The
board OF Aldermen refused license for
an e1hioltiou of Mrs. Lincoln's ward
robe in this city.
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oLosINa PRIcEs-b:aO p. N
LATER.


STOCRs-BuOyHnt and active; clos
ing prices highest of the day; bull in
terest in the ascendant. and indications
invOr higher rates; Ohio Certificates
325Sa325<; Canton 495<a5O; Cumberland
857<a3G; Quicksilver 22a221<; Mariposa
So; Western Union Telegraph 5S5Sa
3s7<; Pacific Mail I13alI3<; Atlantic
Mail ll37Gall3&; New York Central
ll9sSall9h; Erie 7315R735E; Hudson
1O71<al071<; Reading 945Sa955<; MIcht-
gan Central lO7aI071<; Michigan South
ern s62<as65S; Illinois Central 1921;
PittsburG 9Oa9O1<; Toledo 99a99L<; Rock
Island s65sH952<i North Western 595IE
SOS; 40. preferred 735SA73K; Fort
Wayne Ss5ss9S2<; st. Paul 40; do. pre-
feFred 65S<; Wabash ~.
EXPRESS SHAREs.-Wells, Fargo q
Co.. 46. Adams77M; Merchants 3sI<.
STATE BONDs-New TennesBeea 5S5S;
old 81; Missouries 997<.
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AeaTs. Geo. C. Hit66sE6 o., Hudson, n. Y.
GERTS.-My family having been the re-
cipIenL OF Marked benefit In health 10y the
use of your "3Olden BitIers, I am induced
To acknowledge my sense of gratitude In
this letter. which you are privileged to use
as YOu desire. 1 eau confidently assert that
SINCE the INST bottle OF your Bittens entered
my house have heard OF NO complaint Of
dyspepsia. My wife had been troubled with
the mRlhdy Ior years. and had also been
much annoyed by piles The symptoms
and the disease have both lett, and she Is
well. Other members OF my family endorse
the good qualities Of your article, and can
only say, In conclusion, that I should be
happy 70 give verbal evidence TO The doubt
ing any time they may call on me. With
Yours truly,
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CINcINNATI, Jan. There has been
a slight rain all night, and stil CON.
Lnnes. but now turning cold, Tber.
mometer 500. Ne'
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Life is Warml Death is Cold

Chronic Diseases, Female Complaints.
Consumption, Liver Com plants.
MEDICAL AND CONSULTING Rooms, No.
odd FELLOWS BUILDING, MONROE ST.
THOS. J. KISNER, NJ. D.,
DRACTICAL AND CONSULTING PITY
L siclRn for all Diseases OF a Chronic Ma
ture incident to the human family, VlEs
Disease OF the AIR Passages,
Nasal CataFrh, OEena, Asthma and COnsump-
ton, as well as all diseases OF the Heart and
Digestive system,
Indigestion, Liver Complaints, DiRrrhea,
DyBentery, COnsti patton, Piles, &C., and all
AFFECTIONS ar Nervous System,
Irritation spinal Cord, Epilepsy, Chorea,
Neuralgia aud Nervous Debility. and all al
fcctions arising from an
Impure state Of Blood.
Scrorulous Sores, Enlarged Glands, Ulcers
aud Obstinate Skin Diseases, rheumatism
White Swelling, sc.
His 81 stem Is The only true and successful
one for the treatment OF ali
diseases Peculiar 20 Females.
Painful, Profuse and Suppressed Menstrua;
tlon, LeucOErhea, Falling OF WOMB, with All
Inc sympRthetiC accomplishments, such eS
Palpitatton OF Heart, Loss OI APPeIi.t.e, anu anu
given to all
DiSeOs OF the GenltO.UrinREy Organs,
viz: Inflammation of Kidneys and Bladder,
Drib6ling and Scalding of Urine, Dtfhcult,
nISfetIS. Gnonorrhea, elect, Structure and
syphilis, SpermatOrrhea and 1mpotency, and
ali Nervous AFFECTIONS consequent upon
YOUTHFUL. IHDIsORETIoNs.
the Doctor is able at all times to give salts
faction Is to result Of treatment, &c. Conn
muniOationS confidential and promptly mo-
uCed. Medicines, cash. A guaranty given
animation IN made.
once hnuB-l p. M. to 8 p. IN.
House," sepA
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Fires.

CHICAGO, Jan. "a fire broke ont in
Farwell Hall, the Young Mems
Christian Association Building, at ten
o'clock this morning. The rear part OF
the building is entirely destroyed and
some OF the adjoining buildings are
damaged, but to what extent cannot be
learned yet. The loss on Farwell Hall
Bnilding will reach Sl5O, 900, on which
there is an Insurance of $4,000 in Gin
cinnati companies and $4,000 in Chi
cago companies. It is reported that
two hEemen were buried under the
walls, which fell in within an hour af-
ter the FIRE was first discovered.
CONCORD. n. H., Jan. THE old
Gillingham tavern and contents, two
dwellings, two barns and Blacksmith
shop IN South Newbure5 were burned
yesterday. a church was badly dam.
aged.
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e4st. Courtlandt St, MoNrREAI, July II.

24St. Courtlandt st, MONTREAL, July II. 'GI
3EprLEMEE:-YOuF .BltteEs have been
such blessing in my family that cannot
refrain from sending you this Testimonial.
In December last my vile was very SICK
copfinement-Rnd got so very low that some
good stimulent was abSOlutel1 ecessArY. i
Tried wine but IL did no RooGlT wing bot
tie of Golden BIttArs" which 3 been
Given me by q friend, thoEght WoH t1y
Them; had no faith IN them, yet GhonSnt I
would give them q trial can nnlY AliY
that my wife gained EtreJIOEh and hedlt6 with
eVery dose. In one month sac was epSrsIy
veil and strong. CheerfuIiY do I lecOtn-
mend them to all ladies H9 3 genie and
strengthening LtimulAnL
YouTB, DC,
GEO. a. J. HOBiEAN
lSI Yves 87Lh St, N. Y.
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8ltsreuauruus.

"a Complete Pictorial History OF
the rimes.''
1.-The hCSt, cheapest. and most suc.
cessTui Family Paper Ia Inc
umions
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NEW YoRK, Jan. 7.-G. B. Lamar has
brought suit in the Supreme Court
against Chas. a. Dana, formerly AS
him in Savannah in April, 1855, and
bringing him to Washington. The dam
ages were laid 1t 500, 900. The case now
comes up merely to remove it TO the
United States Court.
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RICHMOND, Jan. In convention 10.
DAY the FIRST section of the bin of
rights, declaring all men by natnTe
Iree and lndependent, was adSnrnd
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Japanese & Bamboo Rods
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR BALE BY
CHAS. d BERRY,
funl4 No. Is Water n .
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Internationally the best sustained
work of the Kind in the ROrIi.''
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TROY, Jan. THE reported sinking
OF o b ReGluse Island, Lake George, proves
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The Latest News.

b z n Z Il r. G r a RI.
BY the linton -l.ine. = : : :
ONCE, corner of Main and Monroe streets,
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Cincinnati.

JASUARY 7-FLoUR-Is Grm but
quiet; family at SlI so.
GRAIN-Wheat-In good demand at
81 so far No. l red. Corn-Firmer; ear
at $50. Oats-Advanced to 6sc, and
holders asked further advance at the
81 so for No. fall.
CoTToN-Declined to 14aI4Jlc for mii-
ding.
MISUNDERSTANDING
HOGs-Dull but not lower; dressed at
81 25as 90. Receipts, 2, 800 head.
PRovIsIoSs-Dull. POrk-MeAs At
$2Oa2l 90. LaEd-SoId at I2Lc. Bulk
Meats-Dull and no demand; shoulders
ut TIC; sides at 9a911c; clear sides AT IOa
IO1zc. Bacon-DuII; shoulders at 91<c;
sides at l0<a1lc, and clear sides at Ilz
al2c.
Esos-Adyanced to 37a3sc.
BUTTER-Unchanged
LISsEED OIL-Advancedt to 81 10.
Recommendation
GOLD-l36J4, buying.
ExCHANGE-Scarce and firm at zoe
per thousand premium buying, and
one-tenth premium selling.
Chicago.
JANUARY 7.-FLoUR-IA held frmer.
at an advance of 25c.
GRAIN-Wheat-Un at close.
10000 bus No. 2 were sold at 81 10
Confirm at about 651zc. Oats-Bet-
ter and firm at 62e. Rye-Better and
firm at 81 5sal SO for No. /, Barley
Nominal at 81 50.
PEoyIsIoNs-Pork- at $40 5Oa
% 70. Lard-Firn at 12c. Green meats
lie for hams; 62<a7c for shoulders.
Dressed hogs-Firmer at71<asc.
st. LOuis.
JASUARY 7.-FLoUR-Little more do
Ing, but prices unchanged.
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MONEY AND sTOCKs

GOVERNMENT SToCKs-COupons,' 62,
1851; '64, unchangedi '65, 1867; 1O.4Os,
1O2;; 1905, both series. lO42<.
MoNEY-UnchanEed. SterliDg-llO.
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Roofing Cement.
ca BBIs. JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
CHAs. h. BERRY,
april No. IS = ~ Water 81
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Gold, Silver and Gold Coupons
WASTED-FOE WHICH BEsF RATE
nnvis-if LIST. MoRrTsoy q COS.
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SENATE.

@oSos
The Senate met according to adjournment The
President IN the chair. 'ilN"ls r'iy
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Eppes.
Mr. Robbins presented a bill incorporating
- Manufacturing Company.
Mr.. Osborne contended that some limit should
be fixed to the Introduction of bills.
Bill passed reading.
Mr.. Walker offered resolution authorizing
enrolling clerk to employ additional clerical
force. Adopted. % 90
Mr.. Blythe called up b IL relative to funding
matured debt. Passed Sd reading. p
The militia bill (Senator Martindale's substi
tute) now came up III regular order.
Mr.. Wilson offered an amendment thereto.
Mr. Osborne opposed the bill and substitute in
a speech of great length, which we have not room
to print.
Mr.. Winstead had listened with great pleasure
to the remarks of the Senator from Mecklenburg,
but was compelled to say that he regarded his
reasoning and argument as far from good. The
Selator from Mecklenburg had pronounced the
bill an extraordinary measure. Tru-, but these
arc also extraordinary times made SO by the op-
position party OF this State, and as such extraor
dinury measures were imperative for the safety
and well being OF the people. The opposition
had made these measures necessary by their own
line OF conduct, and on their heads the RESPONSE
bility of any extraordinary measures must rest.
They have also charged that the Republican party
in this bill for the organization of State militia,
are actually organizing war measure Nothing
could be more absurd, and the charge is only
tue when applied to the opposition themselves,
and will yet be their complete political ruin. He
defied the opposition to point out one single line
in all the bill that indicated anything but peace.
There was not a line that could be construed ~
meaning war, and there was not provision. in
the bill that could or would be used for any.
thing but the preservation Of peace, and
any charges to the contrary must Fall to the
ground. 1t would indeed, be strap ge ii the Re
publican party, which has always been the peeet
party, and which has won the affection Of ths
people Tor that very love of peace, should nov
be in favor of war! Peace the noblest wisl
of a government, a wish which the people al
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
,4l 1fs ai WEDNESDAY. August IL

The House met according to adjournment.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Morriss, of the House.
Mr.. Sinclair called up the bill relating to tax.
alton in the corporate towns Of North Carolina,
and moved that the rules be suspended for the
purpose OF putting said bill on Its passage. Car
ried. ..f ..r, ~. -s..., ....'-
Mr. Sinclair moved to amend the first section
by inserting the words except for defraying
necessary expenses of said corporate towns"
Also the third section by striking out 500
and insert $500 Agreed to. ~ ~. % 49,
On motion Of Mr.. Seymour, the bill, as amend
ed, was referred to the Judiciary committee, with
instructions to report on tomorrow morning
Mr.. Rhodes reported that the act In relation to
Jurors was correctly enrolled. s.ri.tl5 lyH.lE
Mr.. Dixon, from the committee on Claims, TO
whom was referred the petition OF cooper
Higgins, reported the same back and asked to
be discharged from Its consideration during the
present session. Adopted. lLc
: Mr.. Blair, by leave, introduced o resolution to
make the tax, known US the Convention tax, uni
form in Randolph county. Adopted under
suspension of the rules. if
Received a message from the Senate enclosing
the following bills for concurrence: sl..
Bill to incorporate the North Carolina Life As
surance Annuity and Trust Company. After
wards called up by Mr.. Holden, and adopted
under suspension OF the rules.
Bill authorizing Medical Colleges Of the State
TO dissect dead bodies. Laid over.
Bill incorporating the Rsspass Guano Company.
Laid over. 1fi Is .iii-l it'lii-
Bill to incorporate North State Swamp Land
Naval Store and Lumber Company. LAID oxera
Bill to regulate capital execution. Laid over.
The hour for the special order having aEniTed,
| Mr. Latin called up bill to amend the ehayter
| of Chatham Railroad Company. .lail1.H
! Mr.. Pou desired information % to the eharnc>
ter of the security guaranteed to the STATE and II
| the company had any property. ~
| Mr.. Latin replied that over forty miles Of the
road was graded, and ready for the track. ii
Mr. Pou said the State liabilities now smoun-
ted to nearly $4,000, 900. This bill proposed
that the State issue its bonds tor q 00o 900 more.
The bonds were to draw interest, psysble semi.
4 annually and so the passage OF the bill would
add to the annual liabilities Of the State to tl20
4 600 more. Gold was now selling ct Lao, and II
would be unwise to extend the State ccedt q
the inflated prices Of gold, that migbt afteswardi
have to be redeemed at par. The probability va!
that in few years gold and greenbacks would
be the same in value, and accordingly oul
action would be in effect to buy on cfedi
4 at extravagant prices, what our descendAntl
would have to pay in solid gold. Aenber
ought to look well to the security guaranteed Il
the State, ana to the policy Of thus making loeu
to this road. He therefore moved to have tn
CONTINUED ON 4TH FAG1-)
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