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New York SpeernIs.

NEW York Feb. 14.-The Worlds
Washington special says:
Gen. Meade has telegraphed to Gen.
Grant that he is not yet certBin whether
the new Constitution of Alabama has
been accepted or rejected. He says it
Is reported that in some counties no
election was held on the fourth dav,
and In others none was held on either OF
the four days. He is investigating
these reports, and If he finds them true
he will order special elections in these
counties so that the Constitution may
be ratified.
The Worlds corr espondent had a
personal interview with Thad Stevens
yesterday, the details of which show
that Stevens considers the President
liable to impeachment, and that he
(Stevens) was not disappointed in the
vote in Congress by which his resolu-
tons were tabled, as mis- long expert
ence enabled him to know every cow
ard in Congress.
The Tribupe's Columbus, Ohio, spe-
ctal says the House resolution in favor
of the repeal of the Reconstruction
acts was adopted by strict party
vote in the Senate to-day. The resolu-
ton added directing Ohio Senators and
Representative to oppose Sherman's
bill declaring the constitution OF
Alabama ratified, and that the propos.
ed measures are declared to be addi-
tional evidence of an attempt to over
throw by force and fraud the Constitu.
ton and to establish an irresponsible
Congressional Directory by bayonets
of a military chieftain.
The Republicans made an unsuc-
cesstul effort to incorporate in the reso-
luton clause congratulating the
country on the decision of the Supreme
Court in the Mississippi and Georgia
junction cases.
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Advioes to the 14th of February.

LONDON, Feb. 1S-AIidnight.-Parlia'
ment reassembled at 4 o'clock this af.
ternoon. In the House of Lards there
was a full attendance, but Lord Derby
was not present, being i'll with the govt,
After the preliminaries incident to the
reopening of the session the House ad.
journed without transacting any bust
ness.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Lefe-
yer gave notice of his intention of call
ing up the question of the Alabama
claims on the 4th of March. Lord
Stanly said that no dispatch on that
subject had been sent to Washington
later than the one last published.
Mr.. DIsraelli brought in bill to
prevent bribery and corruption in cleo.
tons. 1t provides for a Committee OF
Inquiry, consisting of eminent lawyers,
to be appointed by the Speaker of the
House of Commons, which is to visit
the place of election and investigate the
charge of bribery. After considerable
debate the bill was read the first time,
and the House then adjourned.
1t is reported that a great Pan Slavic
conspiracy against the Austrian EN-
pire has been discovered In Hungary.
LONDON, Feb. 14.-Rumors are cur.
rentin Paris ola contemplated change
in the Ministry in defiance of the
wishes and sentiments of the Liberal
party.
FLORENCE, Feb. IA. - Menabrea,
Prime Minister, has told Parliament,
in lreply to the question, that the Gov
eminent had dispatched seven ships to
the river La Plata. in South America
but gave no information as 10 the OBJ.
ject of the expedition.
LONDON, Feb. -1l:l5.-Consols,
e31<i U. S. Bonds, TN; Illinois, s9K;
Erie, 1917.
LATER-1:2OP. M.-Consols, 9S1Sa93k;
U. s. Bonds, 721Sa72N.
PARIS, Feb. l4.-l1:15.-The increase
of bullion in the Bank of Franco, this
week, is $4,000, 900 francs; Bourse, high
er; Rentes, strong.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 14.-11:15.-Cotton,
quiet; sales of the week, ia 900 bales,
whereof $4,000 are for speculation, u.s.
900 for export; stock, 2ss. 200 bales
whereof122, 600 are American. Bread
SUITS and Provisions, quiet.
LATER-1:2OP. M.-Cotton, easier; the
amount afloat for Liverpool is 24O, 600
bales, of which 40 900 bales are Ameri.
can. California Wheat, 15s lid for red
No. 2; firm; Lard, 55s; others firm.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and LunES,
such az COU=hs. Colds, TVhOOpinx
Cough, Bronchitis, A-Ilnla,
and COnSumpIiOn.

Probably never before in the whole history OF
medicine, has anything won so widely and ,IccDiy
upon the confidence of mankind. - this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
series OfycarS, and amCH21 most Of the race, Of
men it has risen higher I:ii higher in their Cstima-
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of the lungs and throat have male it known us Il re-
liablc protector against them. While adapted to
mt the same time the most ClcctIIul remedy that
be given for inCpcnt consumption, and the dan.
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are sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all
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Although settled COHSWUuUf IS thought in
durable, still great numbers Of cases where the dis
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BrOmchitiS is generally cured hv taking tho
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So generally are its virtues known that il is un-
necessary To publish the certificates of them here
or do more than assure the public TINT qualities
are fully maintained.
Prepared by
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For sale by I. II. LOGAN & co.
ieh4-eodswly
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sergeant Bates, the PetIe.,r,,D

SELMA, Ala, Feb. 13.-Sergeant
Bates, the great pedestrian and bearer
of the United States flag from Vicks.
burg to Washington, was publicly re.
ceived at Watts Hall last night.
Speeches were made by ex-Gov, Par
sons, ex-Gov. Moorehouse, Alexander
White, and Judge w. NJ. Brooks. MANY
ladies were present.
At public meeting of citizens to. day,
the following resolution was adopted:
"ResolUed, That we heartily approye
Of each and every principle embodied
In the Constitution of the United States,
that we regard the flag of the Union as
asymbol of these principles, and we
solemnly pledge ourselves to support
the one and uphold and defend the
other.
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Thad. Stevens ON the Impeachment
Question.

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-The Tribune's
special dispatch says: When the vote
of the Committee had been declared
against Mr.. Stevens resolution of i'm
peachment, Mr.. Stevens said Sirs, the
Republican party has been killed to-
day by the action of this Committee at
the instance of General Grant and his
friends. have found that for the last
two or three days the men who shout
the loudest and throw their hats the
highest for U. S. Grant have been us.
ing every exertion to demoralize Mr..
Bingham, and the other members OF
this Committee, who were supposed to
favor impeachment; and, that General
Grant has been using his influence
everywhere TO defeat the scheme, and
that Andrew Johnson has to thank
him that he remains undisturbed in
the White House. have been in pub
lie life for forty years, and, though
do not pretend to have any gilt of
prophecy, 1 have seldom been mistaken
in my prediction. tell you that to-.
days cowardly action will cost US New
York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and prob
ably three or four more of the Northern
States.
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BY THE CUBAN CABLE
Advices to the 18th of February

HAVANA, February 13th.-Advices
from st. Thomas to the End inst, state
that The cholera continued undated,
and penalty was inflicted upon the
inhabitants for failing to notify the po-
lice authorities of any case of the di-
sease that might occur.
Governor Birch had gone to st. Croix.
Dates from Jamaica are received to
the 9th ult. The iron clad flag ship
Royal Alfred, has sailed for Bermuda.
The Monitor, Favorite, had arrived at
Kingston. The wreck of the ship
Coronet sold for SO pounds sterling.
Senior Nuffer had been confirmed as
Consul for Venezuela.
HAVANA, Feb. 14.-Salnave's head
quarters are now at Gran De Rigiere.
His chief army was defeated by tho
Cacos rebels on the frontier. Gen. AL
exis committed suicide and Gen. Nord
incurred the mistrust of President Sal
nave who deprived him OF his rank
and honors.
by MaiL)
New YORK, Feb. 14.-Mail advices
from Cuba say Gen. LaCuza had ask
ed information OF the American Consul
relative to a supposed American SLAYER,
off Nassau.
Tenan, one of Maximilian's Minis
tiers, has died OF vomit.
La Cuza, Marquee, Santa Anna,
Maien, Hama and Flores, Mexican Inn
perialists, are still in Cuba.
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other. Those who have
not know that it cures their ncChUors and friends
and all know That what it does it docs always
that II never TAILS through fault neglect Of
its composition. We have and can show thou
sands upon thousands of certificates OF rrmarka-
pie cures OF the following complaints. but such
cures are known in every nciEhborhood, and why
snoI i we publish them! Adapted 10 all ages and
Cohduons IN al climates; containing neither Gallo
mel or any dclcterious drug, they may he taken
serves them ever fresh and makes them pleasant TO
take, winnie being purely vegetable no harm can
arise from their use in any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on ,h,
internal Xisccra purify the blood and stimulate it
aH6" nCny acton -removc the distractions of the
I EtoniCa' bowels, liver, and other organs Of the
poly, restoring their irregular action 10 health and
mSnts as are the first origin 6rfIiscase.
=, Minute directions are given in the wrapper on
4i!,I DoN, lor inc ioowng complaints which these
For 1SyspepsiA or IndiEC-tion. Lt-tIess-
should be taken moderately to stimulate Tic s(oui-
ach and restore its healthy tone and notion.
toms, E8tliOus Headache. SICK EIesIIIuch he
9auntlicc or Green sickness. IIiI0nc
dCiously taken for each case to correct the diseases:
action or remove the ohstIuctions which cause it,
For DyHentery or DiarrhCrsl, but one mild
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For determination, Cont. & raVcI. Paint.
Gatton Of the Heart, Pain in the side,
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For DroPsy and DrOpsIcVI SW Kings they
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For Suppression large dose should be taken
rs 1t produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As n Dinner I'jU, take one or two Pills TO pro.
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An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
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Ono who feels tolcr:iLly well, ocn finds that losc
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their clean ing and rCnOVatiny effect on the Iigcs-
tive apparatus. There numerous cases where
n purgItvc is required, which cannot Gunner
f1FE NIt.,V,ta
and where the virtues of this Pin are known the
public no longer doubt what to employ.
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NEW YoRK, March sOth, 1884

MessrG. Geo. c. Hubbel d Co., Hudson, N. Y.
GENTs.-My family having been the re-
cipient of marked benefit In health by the
use OF your "Golden BiuerS," am induced
to acknowledge my sense of gratitude In
this letter, which you are privileged to use
as you desire. can confidently assert that
since the INST bottle OF your Bitters entered
dyspepsia. My wife had been troubled with
the mulady Tor years. and had also been
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we'll. Other members OF my family endorse
the good qualities OF your article, and can
happy 10 give verbal evidence to the doubt
Ing any time they may call on me. With
much regard, 1 am,
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NEW YORK, January IL, 1884.
MessrS. Geo. c. Rubbel d Co.

NEW YORK, April Esd, 1864.
Geo. c. Hubbel & Co-GGnnenleI: We have
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its mpOund parts entitle 1t TO the notice Of
the medical profession. Since our analysis
we have used II In cur practice with very
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a superior tonic for daily use In moderate
tSG.Ia ~ 5.IIca "uV aso toF
Doctors ]. +. q T. 4. NORBUhY,
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HG. GRAHAM
ast. Courtlandt A., N oNrREA1, july NJ,

2St. Courtlandt ST.. MONTREAL, July II, 'e4
GENr1.RM EN:-Your :.BitteS have been
such a blessing in my family that cannot
refrain from sending you this testimonial.
In December last my vile was very sick
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tried wine but It did no good. wing u bot
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strengthening ktimulant.
Yours, DC,
GEO. A. ]. NORMAN,
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YoNKERs, May Q, 1884.
Messrs. Geo. c. Ru

Me8sTS. Geo. c. HubbeI q Co:
GENTs.-Having used only two bottles OF
your ''Golden Bitters," 1 can recommend
them with the utmost confidence as a tonic.
particularly for a change Of diet and water,
II is as we'll for ladies' and children giving
them part OF a wine-glasR two or three times
q day. Yours respectfully,
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Farms and Coal Lands for Sale,

WISH TO SELL MY LAND, NEAR
Wheeling, on CaldweIl's Run II includes
tne Dairy arm occupied by Charles Fisher,
Hlth an adjoining parcel pBBIuTed b. n.
Bauman, and the Farm on the hill, on which
FRED Lecher, VIM. Miller and others live,
Sn thls part are four Dwelling Houses, two
OFcnardS OF grated fruit, and young Vine
yard OF nine or ten acre-pIanted pFIncipaI-
" with Catawba aid Concord, with n few
belawares and other varieties. About 100
acres ofthe Hill farm Is hrBt class Coal aud
L viii sell in separate parcels or otherwise.
u not soon sold, the Vineyard, with COM
ianI.tf - " - '9 AVA TACop
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CHICAGO, Feb. 14.-Capt. John Mel.
son. Deputy Superintendent of Police.
died at his residence in this city this
morning.
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[GOail3 I NV

T HAVE SUFFERED WITH CArARK8
l. thirty years; IL had destroyed my voice
and smelllng-impaired my 81 ght and hear
ing. In SIX weeks have been entirely cur
ed. For humaniIy's sake 1 will send the re.
ceipt for the simple remedy used, PogTA0e
FREE, 10 all afnLcted. Address Rev. n j.
MEAD, Drawer l7e, Syracuse, N. Y.
decQG 3mw
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READ THE EVIDENCE.


MeESTS. DetfHS q Bolton.
GEETLKMEN:-For the last eleven month";
have been suffering almost daily from Res
we're attacks Of Dyspeps a; so much SO that 1
omRCh more than twenty minutes. At
night experience a great burning in or
about the heart; general depression of
spirits, attended with frequent headache,
dizziness or dimness of sight. 1 tried va:
r1ouS cathartlc compounds and stomach pre-
parations, without being afforded any eff
lectual relief, till used four bottles of"Hub-
bells Golden BitterE," since which period
have not been troubled with a single one
Of the above complaints. From the benefit
those Bltters have afforded me, feel IL my
duty TO express publicly my grateful thanks.
GE''. A. BANCROFT,
Accountant and Collector
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GOLDEN BITTRRS..-.Hubbel's Golden
Bitters are rapidly gaining a worldwide rep
utation. Read the following:
PARIS, France, June 2 1884.

Ae83TS. HUBBLE Co.
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human frame.
lam, gentlemen. yours, with respect.
Cashier FABRlGOII
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The Latest News.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

BY the Union Lines
)mce, corner of Main and Monroe streets.
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Cincinnati.

lily Sl1 OOa11 20.
GRA1N-Wheat in moderate demand
at ~ so for No. 1. and 80 40 for No, 2 red
winter. Corn-1n fair demand at 50,
S3c for ear and S5aS6c for shelled. rive
81 65a1 6S. Oats-Close and firm NJ
245. " 7'''
CoTToN-Unsettled and prices are
nominal; buyers are holding back for
lower prices; holders ask l9ka2Oc Tor
middliug.
PRovIsIoNs-Quiet and unchanged;
no sales of mess pork or lard: there
was fair demand for bulk meats at
~, lOHA1lNc; but holders asked Nc
higher; $50, 500 lbs country and light
city seld at SAa10Ac for shoulders and
sides. The demand for Bacon is equal
to the offering at 1Oa1l7<a123lal3Lc for
sides and shoulders, clear rib and clear
sides.
LARD-Is held at 14kal4<c. but Is
not saleable at better than lac.
BUTTER-lc higher and in good de-
mend in excess of supply; fresh west
ern 36a40c; New York 44a46c; the sun
sup is exceedingly light.
sEEDs-Clover-Quiet at 1sxa14c per
R l0;s S t6e latter in a retail way, Timothy
OILs-Unchanped and dull.
GoLD-l 3s2<al 40 buying at the close.
Chicago.
FEBRUARY, 14.-FLoUR-Ouiet and
in moderate demand for choice brands.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dul and lower hui
steady at 81 OO1za2 OOA. Corn-DulI st
90AaS0zc for new. Oats-DuII and
heavy at 563<c. Rye-Nominal and
dull at 81 5Oa1 81. Barley-Nominai
at 50 03a2 O5.
PRov1sIoNs-Dull and lower. Pork
Heavy at so OOa22 25. Green and Bulk
Meats-Quiet and firm.
IARD-Dull, free sellers at lac.
DRESSED HoGs-Steady and firm at
IS 75a9 SO.
Toledo.
FEBRUARY 14.-GRA1x--wbeat--
Sales amber Michigan at 60 81. Corn
Inactive and lie lower; sales of No. at
8sc. Oats-1c lower; sales OF No. at
64c.
DRESSED Hoos-Shade firmer; sales
at &c.
Buffalo.
FEBRUARY 14.-FLoUR-DuIl.
1N-Wheat-Dull. Corn-Sl O5a
O6 for new on track, and 81 OF for old
in store.
Milwaukee.
FEBRUARY 14th.-FLoUR-Dul and
unchanged.
Characterization and lower at
81 0la2 OF for No. 1.
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8ledtaI.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes of a Laxative Med.
ICine.

Perhaps no one InelI-
cine Is SO universally re-
qulrcu by everybody as
n cathartic, nor was ever
any before 50 universal
~ adopted into use. in
every country andlmouE
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purEative
PHI. The obvious reA.
son is, that l. aniurcrc.
liable and far more CIec-
tual remedy than any
other, Those who have
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GOLDEN BI'rTERs.!

Is most emphatic endorsement OF their viz
tues. We claim them to be the
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-14

AN EXTRAORDINARY CAsE-ABE OF VASE
NaroN IN THE DAYS OF ANDREW JACKSON IN
COURT. The New York correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Ledger writes on Thursday as
follows
The Jefferson Market Police Court this morn
ing was called upon to take cognizdnce OF
rather romantic case. An old Lady, seventy
eight years Of age. formerly the wife OF Gene
raj Elton, and one OF the most brilliant bellies
of Washington in the days OF General Jackson,
appeared as complainant against person
known as Antonio Buchignanl, her second hus-
band, whom she charges with abandonment,
and living unlawfully with her granddaughter.
Shortly after their marriage, she says, he ran
off to Europe, taking with him not only the
granddaughter, but also all the money and
For two years the fugitive pair lived Ia Italy,
making the tour Of the Continent, &c.
Buchignani's funds at length running low,
he was compelled to d. something for living.
Accordingly he recrossed the Atlantic and went
to Canada, where he kept o restaurant. Think
ing he could now venture back to New York to
collect some $500 that somebody owed him
hree, he arrived in town yesterday, and put up
at the Girard House under an assumed name.
The detectives, however, who has been on his
track, had him under arrest within two hours
of his leaving the Hudson River cars.
When brought into court and confronted
with his forsaken wife, the prisoner (who ls d
fne-looking Italian) exhibited not the slight
est discomposure. The justice demanded that
he should make proper provision for his wife,
and on his refusal to do 30 he was ordered to
be placed in the custody Of the commissioners
OF public corrections, who will probably send
him to the workhouse.
The prisoner is about thirty years of age.
He ls said to have had two children by the
granddaughter of complainant. Not long
since he occupied the position Of librarian to
Congress. Previous to that he received an ap-
pointment as secretary to our Consul at Rome
but, for some reason UT other, he refused to
accept. The case is certainly very remark
able one in all its de' e'ails-and, 80 far as the
venerable complainant is concerned, exhibits
the, vlcissitudes Of life in very striking
light.
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~ HAS THE SUMMER ENFEEBLED

% HAS THE SUMMER ENFEEBLED
YOU?-Nne out Of every ten to whom this question
is addressed If they answer 1t candidly will answer
1t In the Affirmative Some may reply to It from
a sick bed others, Of stronger constitution and
greater powers Of endurance, may only expert.
ence q slight lassitude as the consequence of the
torrid season. But some portion OF the vitality o
all human beings oozes out Of them under the
pressure Of great and continuous heat and the
sooner the loss 10 completely repaired the less sus-
ceptbla will the system be to the unhealthy infu-
ence Of the fall malaria. '---.-
The most genial and wholesome tonic that has
ever been offered to man-as o means OF recruiting
his exhausted strength, and for flying him against
the attacks Of diseasc-is HOSTETTER's STOMACH
BITrERS. Taken at thr season 1t Is perfect safe.
guard against Intermittent fever. bilious affections,
and all the epidemics which follow close upon the
expiration of the summer. It is an i1lvgorant and
alternative without my Of the drawbacks which at
tach to mere s.u ants and is the only preparation
OF the kind which conscientious physician would
feel inclined to prescribe for ladies' in delicate
health. Nothing can be more pure, moro harmless,
more certain to restore the vgor Of the system per-
manenty and thoroughly, without exciting the
pulse or the brain.
September 10 D3o 6