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Ayers Cathartfc Pills.
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Medioins.


cine Is . universally ~
~ seathaztir. nor wss egc-
SEzz97 any before 20 iAniversa =
V ly adopted Into HSr. a.
u. M every couutry and au'ous
tA2 an classes, hs this u. d
tHSY4FX but enicisnt paig..l.r ;
PM. The obsiois re- =
y.sz-z< sou IS, that it Il a iaorN " :,
SiSl<<s.---s<1< lialfe and far nloIe Gle;
@l74<z tsist Fcusedy than ia :
ti-I H. know that it cured them: tlsose NH, llavo
not, know that it their nsighbsrs and fdSal
ag all know that what 1t docs once II does slwss
ia composition. We have thousands apon thO,.-
lDi3 uf corticutes of their remarkable CURES OF t
LoilowIns Complains. but such cures are kncwn IN
aptc to all ages and conditions in all climates
continuing neither calouel any deeterious drug
siar Coating preserves tissss ever fe.h s;id masc,
the pleasant TO take, while being purely vegetable
harm can arise froln their use N any quantity.
irtsrn viscera to purify tho blood and stimulate i,
into hcsthy action remove the obstruction5 Of IN
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs Of u ;
by correcting. wherever they exist, such acrangv-
nients as are the first origin Of diseaso.
sS' bout sFssGoi sss ss ssn = NE s
Tor I5yspsp.i.. Or ssdsessssea. xs.tus.s-
should be taken moderately TO simuIato tho stouS
arit and restore its healthy tons and action.
For M.syeF Complains and its various syni.s.
toms, Bilious kxeasHchc, sick HEcadachs:, !,
JaMudice or Greem Sickness, Esltec /,
Colie and Bilfous Eevers, they shoHit be i :.
dciously taken for each case 70 correct tbs diseac
action or remove the obstructions which caasc w.
For DyssnesEy or Daarrhuea, but one mil
dose is generally required.
For mheuR0ffsuf, Cont, Gravel, Pain
:ation Of the Heart, Pain In skc StAc .
Back and Loina, they should be continuously
taken, as required, to changs the diseased acton
the system. With such change those complain,
disappear. " -
For psopsy and DropsieaI sweilsnea ther
Snona pc taken IN large and frequent doses 70 pru-
dnce the effect OF drastic purge.
For supPressi0n large doso should bo taTc.r
~ produces the desired effect by sympafhy
Asa Dfuster PtfE, take one or two Fst{s 70 rs1-
nlotc digestion and relieve the stosnack. q
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores fhc appcfit'
and inyigorates tho system Hence It is often az.
yantageotrs where no serious deran cement cxistp
One who feels tolerabiy we'll often finds TINT dose
Of these Pulls makes him feel decidedly better from
their cleansing and rcnoyating eject on tho dgcs.
tive apparatus. --7 : F17
DIR. y. @. AVER q co., Prsetseas Cheanssts,
LOWELL. MASS. U. s, L.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For the Renovation Of the Hair.
the Great Desideratuni of the Ace.

= A dressing which
is ct once agreeable,
healthy, and efectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair Is soon restored
to Its original color
and the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thsr, hos~ 10 xf,soIe
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Pittsburgh 1900 mig hit 7:O5 r. NJ. ll:l0 I"
GADII BRANCH.
Leave Cadizs 6:45 A. NJ. 800 A. NJ. 4:25 p. NJ.
Ar Casliz j., Z:30 I" 9:45 {" 5:i0 {"
Leave cadizJ.- -si5 " 3:30r. II. $3.50
Ar Cadik $50 " 4:05 " s:l5 -
CATJIZ ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Cadtz Junction 9,t5 A. NJ.
Arrive Mt Staubenvilie ll:I5 :.
Leave Steubenville 200 T. ".
Arrive at Catiix Junction 3:l5
1 SPECfAL NorIcE. Express trains run
daily. Mail and Fast Line daily. Sundays
excepted.
s. +. SCULL.
w. W. CARD, uen. Ticket Agent
Supt. Steubenyille. o.. Steubenyille, o.
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D Z M 0 OCRATIC

The Democrats Of Harrison County will
meet in the several Township thereof on
Saturday July, 4 1868 at 2 o'clock p. Nj.
and select three delesa ates to represent them
in tho County Convention ut Cadiz on
Wednesday, July. 8, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ
for the purpose Of nominating candidates
tor County Auditor.
. Commissioner and
80 Infrmary Director.
Also at the same time and place to select
, eco delegates to attend the Congressional
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t'Ei. 3 Railroad. -
PAN HANDLE ROUTE.

On and after Sunday, June 2lst, Trains
will run as fo2lowss
GofHg West.
Nail PAST LfEEs E4PREss.
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Perhaps 10 one mel =
cine Is % universally yr-
quired By eSsuYboii -
= catharttr, nor was tssc-
any before 20 iEniyersa. =
ly adopted into uSs. a.
every cou1try a1Ii asnoa>
an classes, as h,is y. 4.
but eihctent paig..Er-'
Puf. The obSio IS re. =
sou IS, that itisaiaoreP~ it
liatte and far niole Gle
t1st foussSiy than als
Ofhgr. Tho n WIN hxt
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EUROPE.
LoNDor, December q.


The following despatch dated Con.
stantinoPle, yesterday, is lust received
embracing the latest news from that
quarter; The Sultan has extended to
three weeks time for the departure OF
Ihe Greeks from Constantinople. The
emperor OF Russia has authorized the
creek vessels probably those carrying
away Ihe retagees, to raise Russian
dag. Hobart Pasha, Turkish Admiral,
with seven men OF war are blocisdine
Syria, where the Greek steamer Eros
tus took refuge.
The Turkish Minister at Athens has
returned 70 Constantinople.
Inc Grectan Government Is rapidly
preparing for war.
The Press here Is unanimous in con.
demnation of President Johnsonis mes.
sage Particularly the portion relating
to United States bonds
Mr.. CordWell was to-day reelected
10 Parliament from the city of Oxford.
PARIS, December p.
MoustIer, late Minister of foreign af-
fairs Is seriously Ill.
LISBON, December %.
A crisis has taken place in the Cabi-
net. De Sllyoe has resigned, and Count
Cavallterro has accepted Professionally
the Minister of Finances, and MARQUIS
BandieFra that Of Foreign Affairs.
MADRID, December q.
The elections for the Cortes in this
city passed on with comparatively
slight disturbance OF the public order.
All the Mo5arChfcal candidates were
elected. The Republicans have carried
the cities of Leville and Barcelona.
It Is stated on official authority that
g .0e0 troops have been sent 10 reinforce
f-Si.ss,s - - Cuba, and more will soon
loAAoW. 1u6 gONernsaanH apnOoueo.
that twill never abandon aHSonH 81
Spain. -. W
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BY TELEGRAPH,
NEW YORK.
New YONG. naneml,ar

NEW YoRK, December p
The Brooklyn Common Council last
evening voted TO subscribe s., 900, 600 TO
aid In building bridge across the East
river. Such sum Is TO be paid in In
Gtallments, after 100000 have been
subscribed by other parties.
George A. Delauy, a clerk in the New
1ork postohce, WIS yesterday arrested
for embezzupg valuable box from the
mails. He has been held for trial in
default OF IS coo bail.
Stgtsmund Gniierman and Simon
GuttermaD, importers, on Reade street
were yesterday held for eXafninatIOn F,v
Commissioner Butts, upon the charge
OF dsfrauding the government out Of
many thousand dollars, by means Of
smuggling silks, shawls, and other
valuable articles. The examination of
the matter fakes place on Wednesday
next.
The Times says OF the Indian troubles
that the policy now determined upon
and under execution by Sheridan is
entirely new. The army commander
has been compelled TO adopt It by the
miserable failures of the Indian agents
and peace commissioners, and he
ought not 10 be obStructed in IL execu-
ton by the delay upon the part OF Con-
Eress or unadvtsed Interference by the
President. A permanent peace can
now be obtained by this energetic and
successful war.
The Herald thinks the declining ten
denoy in Government bonds is duo to
the temporizlng policy of Congress.
saSa .isat 1Il9ssss MHsshington dispatch
General Babcock to visit Arkansas and
inquire into the condition OF affairs In
that State, and 10 report at once to head
quarters. The reports received through
rPhaI 6nnFNnQ huF fk,ao nu-
ed people are the aggressors. General
Grant desires 10 be informed ON the
subject by trustworthy person before
he takes action
The Herald says there Is more ankle
ty to get upon the Pacific Railroad
COMMITTEE by Congressman, than upon
any OF the others -l. frH
Farther particulars ofthe stupendous
frauds in the Custom House revenue |
have come to light. From the affidavit
OF Il. II. Poole, one of the special |
agents OF the Treasury Department.. it |
appears that silks 10 the value or $685.
COO have from time to time been In-
Voiced as cloaks and shawls, by the
Gniterman Bros, and others.
The Congressional Committee to-day
examined guile number OF parties re-
laliVe to the alledged election frauds in
this city. A large number OF docu-
ments bearing on the casehRs also been
laid before the Committee.
-Jndge CardoZo to-day appointed
Gratz Nathan referee to take eompuI-
sorry iafidavIt of Alex s. Diren, Vice
PRESIDENT of the Erie Railway Com
pany for use on the argument now
pending In the case of Belmont rs. the
Erie Company. -a7s-..|s
The arguments in case OF the con-
test of the will of James n. Roasvelt
who died In 1868, leaving the bulk of
his property for the foundation and
Of hospital, was COM
menced to-day before Judge InRfaham
OF the Supreme Court.
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THE Chicago Republican, thus ex-
plains how the people of Illinois came
to be called "Snckers": THE praiTies
were wide, the tramps long, and at
times water was scarce. The crawffsh
is a cold water animal under all circum-
stances, and where he lives at all, he
bOres for his favorite liquor II he can
get ft on no easier terms. The habitR-
tion of the happy crawfsh is never out
of water, in which sits the crustacean
damp and cheerful. The early thirsty
prairie traveller coming to.o one of the
crawfish holes, eYenif the surface OF the
low soil was baked and parched, knew
that there WAS water, and the adjacent
he carried one stuck in
his hat band-furnIshed the ready
means Of drawing on the stock OF the
CraRhsh.n -. IL.
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wAsHINGToN.
wAsnIsorox, peesmber q

w WAShANHEOSi OecemDeE z.
A number OF letters have been re-.
eeIved from merchants aud others in
New Orleans, stating that since the re-
cent reduction In the original force in
the Custom House, business Is not
transacted as 1t should be, and Il Is
necessary that a number of those dis
missed be reInstatsd. In accordance
with these suggestions, Mr.. McCulloch
will reinstate number OF clerks and
inspectors ,,-.,...-
There are at least one hundred cases
before the Court of Claims, involving
several millions OF dollars, on account
of fcotton alleged to have been Illegally
seized or destroyed by q. S. officers. =
The Treasury Department has employ
ed cOusel especially TO protect its iDts-
rests. The Court has adjourned till
after the holidays.
AT the recent convention OF, the lead
ing railroads here, arrangements were
perfected for the more prompt trans.
mission of freight from this city to the
West. Freight cars Will go through
without breaking bulk A new tariff
will be put into effect ON the lst of jan
uarY. $3.50 -it .i-
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z. ID. SHERIDAN.
Major General U. s. Army,

A CONFESSION FROM CRANK RENO
II is stated in the Toronto Globe that
while Frank Reno and Charles Auder-
son were Imprisoned in Toronto, await
Ing decision in regard to extraditfon,
the former volunteered the statement
to Governor Allen, of the prison, that
he; Reno, was a party to'the express
robbery, and that Anderson was not,
yet WIS one Of the gang, and was pre-
sent at the inception OF the plan, as 1t
was afterwards executed. Mr.. Allen
did not encourage the conversation, OF.
probably, we could detail the plans and
mode OF working accurately, US Reno
was quite willing that the Governor of
the jail should privately know all the
circumstances. The disclosures made
were 10 be considered private during
Reno's lifetime, but the necessity for
silence has been removed far sooner
than was expected at the time of the
Fevelation.-DetToit Post.
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HAVANA.
HAVANA, Dec.

HAVANA Lee. q
Intelligence has been received here
that Col. Aguero Betancourt aud twelve
other insurrectionists arrived at Neuvi-
tas yesterday as prisoners, also that a
number of wounded Spanish officers
and soldiers had arrited at that town
for medical treatment.
All the journals are unusually silent
on the affairs of the dis
tricts. There are many rumors of en-
gagements between the troops and
the insurreclionIstB. One of the
reports state that Colonel Benegassi
had been defeated in an engagement
near Aoalgiu, but the DidTTo denies the
correctness OF this report, and asserts
on the contrary that the government
troops in that region have gained sue
cesSes. Nearly all the soldiers who ar
rived from Spain have been sent TO the
seat Of war. The reports that the in
habitants OF several towns on the HR-
Vana Western Railroad had Joined the
reVolutionists and bands of insurgents
bad been formed, are not confirmed.
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OHIO.
C1NcrS,sAT1. Dsc. Q

SANN4NAALAf OEls
John FieKler was run over and killed
by b train on the Ohio q Mississippi
this morning. u-
The jury in the United States Court
Southern District, Ohio, Judge Leavitt
presiding, to-day, gave a verdict for the
Government against three lots OF whis.
KY. First, twenty barrels, claimed by
Charles Stevens, New Richmond, Ohio.
Second, three hundred and ftty-nine
tying house fixtures, claimant the same
as above. Third, twenty-six barrels OF
whisky and other property, claimed by
VIM. MCMnrchy, New Richmond,
Ohio. The defendants in each case
moved for new trial. JamesT. Worth
ington, late revenue agent was the
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ILLINOIS.
CH1cAao. nacmher u

CHICAGO, December q.
Du Page county, in this State, has
long been the scene of an internal con-
fitctin regard TO the location of the
county seat. There are two contestants
for the honor and profits, Naperyille
and Wheaton. The former has hereto
fore had nine points of the law in its
favor. II Is not so now, for the inhabi-
tants OF Wheaton formed themselves
into Vigilance Committee on Sunday
last, and went over 10 NAperville and
captured all the county records, and
have them now under guard at Whea-
ton. This is but the beginning of the
end.
In the game of billiards last night for
the championship OF Illinois, between
Nermullen and Rhines, the former won
by % in a game Of 1;5OO points.
The new bridge spanning the Missis.
sippi river between Dunleith and Do.
buque was completed yesterday, and
It's strength was thoroughly tested to-
day. the bridge is pronounced a sue
cess. Its entire length is 1,760 feet,
consisting of four spans OF 225 feet
esch, two Of go feet each and the draw
$50 feet long. The entire bridge IL conn
posed of iron and masonry, and cost
with the approaches nine hundred
thousand dollars.
A special from Prairie Du Chen, Wis
consin, says that sleigh load OF pas
seDsers in crossing the Mississippi river
Mt that place on the ice, broke through.
All the passengers were saved except n
child about three years old, which was.
Iroze to death. The horses were
drowned. s'4.,
The suit OF Mrs. o. B. Wilkinson
against the Chicago Tribune, for libel,
was commenced in the Circuit Court
this morning.
TheiOss BY the era at Fort Smelling
was stated too high. II is only about
SIS, 900.
Gustave Fischer, the newly elected
sheriff OF this county, is lying danger
Ously ILL., with scarcely hope of his re-
coverY.
The post ofice at South Bend, Ind,
was broken open last night and some |
800 letters rihed of their money con-
tents. Other yaluables were not dis |
turbed. 1t Is supposed the robbers got
SIS to 500.
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KENTUCKY =.
L,oU1sv.rLR Dsa

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 2.
A circular purporting to- emanaie
from the Seymour Vigilance Commit
tee; states that the Committee have
been informed that certain parties in
and about Seymour have been making
threats against the regulators and that
IL these threats are carried into eXeou-
ton the parties In question may expect
to be summRrily dealt with, but II they
conduct themselves civilly toWardsthe
regulators they will permit the warned
parties to live at their homes and will
protect them.
Messrs. Tucker & Co., extensive bank
ers and stock brokers, failed to-day.
1t Is believed that they will soon be
able to extricate themselves from their
unpleasant position.
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3I( 80
FFo,a diS ReI. J. s. c5rgseiZle. Ree.ov of Al
SdtnLs Church. NEG York:
. ooyxnsruR srRrEr, NEw YoRy

DR.. dGHTHILI= - n
DEAR SIR:-It Is with great pleasure ten
der you this acknowledgment OF my aPPre-
CATION OF the benentT have derived from
Your treatment present Il that Others,
who may be EnneT1ng nom Ike causes - my
salL. through the punlication OF my 81 peIl-
I have sbeen aAIIeted with catarrh foE
many years, which at one time threatened
fha loSs of my voice and undermined my
RenefRl health to such an extent a8 70 neeeA-
sffafe q EuEpenEion Of my Pastoral dnttes-
hSSSaTI1T. afforted me sneh inValna6I6 reliei
thaf I WRs enabled to resume my duties and
10 perform them now without the slightest
HayinE the lhiEf1est appreciation OF your
rnadioaI slCill and with many thGnEa s1or
iiIiIfoITn kfndness and courtesy, ~ -
5 hnS dear sir yours very gEatstrll
Reetof OF An Saint Church.
no7z7-Tu, ,Th,Saf-We0H
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g0EHBRCIAl AND FTNkEGIRL
1AKIkErs ny rRLEGRAPlE.

HEW YoRK. December q
CorroS-Duu. shade lower; saies o. 1.5o1
bales ~ 90 <efor Iniddltng uplands. ehlei-
dan at 69IOc Jr~eEr=
for western. Oats-DnlIaud heANy = y -, - =. -
store; 7I5lc a11oat. O0rn-I5Wer an9 ~ uu.l ~! -
81 oS1<41 IL for old uaiXnd Wes5.HLa Wes.. u s-'1s Q
and afloat; 1886 for ngW EsaIS4 ~ m M.
PRoyIsIoNs-Pork-f lIn1s :, - ~ -. - -.
mes, February. .at - y. -, -. -. r.
e6n-ITD,4,a1eei- Iard-SIeldy Al lItsit9Ec
for lalr 10 prize etslslttisah
EGGs-SteS4y 81 fS7SS'-
DRY GOODS.
- StarI1Ing event In dry goods to
,FSSt n ne suspenslon Of the leadng COM
~ fS-4l,o honG6 for about one million or one
ltt5tt1.-I and half dollars, owing no doubt
- Ifl,srRI advnnees made % 10 mills other
49, The market Il aetfVe. altEO1Eh . 1Alr
fndaiTE prevails for good styles Of dark
nFfnIs Ike Paeidc At IKE heavy brown
ettleetinR steady At 15915Sc for leading
fIlalgeE and = few popular brands held At lee
theWhole tone OF The market Il qalet and
MONEY AND sTocH.
tTioD1,Er-s4rineent af 7 peT cent, currency
10 T1roid, with l-l6.17S commission added-
rlla 1irilic OF nrialne11 Hl1 On the gold b1sl1.
some IarEs loans calied In for to-day and 20
morroY nEgrRyated the EtEinEenGys Dis
co1nfs stopped BY The failure ola large house
IN s1SE aFS 622aa= 9f,sS7A-sEssl- at 1as5Salog<.
y GoLD-EloWer, With EnalI buslneE5 opened
1t Is5< 9nd closed At I545f- slliPa1aut4 Of
currency Eouih ana Wet stan continue. hut
on q dimintshed scale
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aINsEsOrA
PAnn nece

ST. PAUL, December d
The Board Of Directors of the Cham
Der OF Commerce last evening, passed =
resolution repudiating their subscrip-
ton TO the Mississippi Valley National
Telegraph Company on the ground OF
misrepresentation. This Company,
which Is about on Its last legs, Is now
demanding higher assessments than
their prospectus called for.
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TIE Romney IpteliSeaeer says thai
wild game. such as deer. turkeys, dc,
are very plenty in the mountains and
ridges therea6Outs. More deer have
been sent to the eastern markets from
that place than ever before in any one
season. One individual residing on the
"Lockner place" near Big Mountain,
some twelve miles South OF Romney,
brought in niue deer and bear on
Monday last. ..
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L.ouIsvrn1E. nov. 5lh. ~

"a 1 LoUIsym1K. Nov. 5tlls 1858.
DIR. ETGHTHfLIlDKARST STR: I am very
soTTy TO learn that you contemplate leaving
Iouisville at the end OF the present week
earnestly wish that your engagements else
where might permit you 10 remain hero 1or
Your sojourn among MS, Or. LighthIll, win
be long remembered by our people. 1t has
beeu n blessing 10 many. 4ou uhRNe ireAted
ma and q female member OF my fAmtty with
PreRt success. You seem TO me 10 under
stand, as by intuition, the character Of
mnlady and Its best remedy. You have
muffituds Of patients In this city, and 1
have not seen or heard of one 70 whom you
held ont the promise of relief without rem
deting Il. Your practice amoug Us has been
a brilliant success, and eheefiully recon-.
mend YOU to my friends and the public at
large as q phSEician deserving the utmost
HopsnS Won may IIvelonE 70 be a blessing
TO additional Thousands OF the afdieted,
am ''-' "N GEORGE D. PRENTICE.
EE atffftS # OF
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TEE mLEaALTRNDRR ACr.-Chief JUS
tice Chase, in alnding TO the various
rumors about the action Of the Supreme
Court upon the Legal Tender act, Il re-
ported TO have stated that he did not
believe that there WAS q single one Of
the Justices who had given the slightest
Indication OF the tenor OF his decision
upon the points involved.
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nAssACHUsEFTs.
BosroN. Dec.

BOSTON,. Dec. -.
A policeman Of Maiden and a highly
respected citizen was shot dead at three
o'clock this morning near the depot.
BE hailed two young men who had
been observed hanging about the depot
during the night, when one OF them
shot him through the heart, and both
hed- Great excitement in Maiden over
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Prom RuGaIo.

BUPFALo, December 2.
Great distress exists among the canal
drivers and poor persons temporarily
stopping in this city. Police Justice
Daily committed number of them TO
the workhouse as vagrants, at their
own solicitation in most instances.
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stamped with the name Of The bank,
banker, broker and dealer in money
into whose possession the worthless
currency has come. The date of the
stamping must also be added. A PEN
atty of not less than $50 nor more than
500 Is imposed for a neglect 10 observe
the provisions of the laWror TO stamp
q genuine note. :. - s.t-t
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ALABAMA.
MOBILE, December aI,

Thezfrst race to-day ola two mile
heat, for $500, was won by Fannie
Cheatham; time -3.551<; SIX; S.57K
The second iracs. mile heats, for S910s
was vson by Bettie Bay; time 80; ]. 4e1z.
The fourth race, mile heats for ozgg,
was won by Whisenhunti tims' l.647k;
1,571<.
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cALIPoRKIA.

San FRANcIsco, Dec. 2.
The steamer Great Republic from
Hong Kong via Yokohoma, was tele-
graPhed OF heads at 8 A. N.
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HEWHAmPsHIRE
EgCnnii-nEp. D. p.

- =. CoNCoKp, Dee e2-
A. W0manis Suffrage Conysntion,
which is to conffnue for two days com
meneed Its session at Eagle dai1 THIS
morning. The attendance is not large.
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Appoanted

ALHANtI UecsEhDef z.
Governor Fenton appointed, to-day,
Freeman J. Fithian, Of New York city,
to fill the vacancy in the Supreme Conrt
oceasIoned by the death OF Anthony
Rnhhrla N
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River aud weather.

PHrsBUKGH, Dec. 22.'
Weather cold and cloudy. River
rising. Mercury $50.
d. t CISCISNATI, Dec. %.
River rising slowly. Weather cloudy.
Mercury 40o-