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teenth Amendment, would be admit
ted to seats, and no further action by
Congress necessary.
The Soldiers and Sailors National
Executive Committee have appointed
a sub committee resident in Wash
ington, TO provide quarters for soldiers
and sailors coming to participate at
the Inauguration of the President
elect. The committee met tonight
aud organized for the work assigned
them. Letters asking information
regarding quarters, &C., may be adj
dressed to Colonel Taylor, Secretary,
Washington.
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NeW York GoId and stOek Market.

BY telegraph NEW YORK. Eec. IL.
MoNEY-Actfve and firm at per cent,
currency, TO per cent, gold. or per cent.
currency with a commission of 1-l6 The
drain of currene5r to the South and West
continues, and the banks are indisposed to
expand in.vfew OF the approaching quar-
tefIy statement, thus heavy shave is sub
mitted 10 foe the use OF money for thirty
and sixty days. Discounts quiet at 1910
tor prime short paper.
STERLING s4S12 for prime.
GoLD-Lower, Influenced by sales, Bear
combinations, and Senator Morton Is
speech; opened at lSs34 and closed at 1879
@l34l7. The Commercials money article
says tEat Morton is mis- Ia ken In his state
Inent OF the amount of gold in the country.
II says: " The supply outside # the Treas
ury, available for market use, can't oe
estimated at 4sueh, If any, over forty mil
lions of dollars" 1he export to-day was
sl8o00 A dispatch from a member OF
Congress says 1t is considt red certain that
the Supreme Cour5 wi lafIirm the consti-
tutionarity of the legal tender act, and
tile decision will be rendered within two
or three weeks.
COVE vERNAIENTS-A shade lower under free
specnlatlve sales, but closes steady. Cou-
pons of 'sI, ll41s9ll45s: do. '62. II0zzaIIU5s
/ do. '6I, J0t54gl061s; do. 80, l075sg10755 10.
new, l65ta9 Il8i do. 'eS, HOO 10 40s, I0514 9
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LOUISVILLE.
The Hanging of the RenOs-The Corr
Oner's Inquest - Verdict or the
Jury.

LOUISVILLE, December 1.-THE
Coroner's Jury concluded its investi-
cations of the New Albany hanging
tragedy this morning, and rendered a
verdict substantially as follows: The
jury summoned by the Coroner of
Floyd County, to hold an inquest over
the bodies of Frank Reno, Simon Re-
no, William Reno and Charles An
derson, found dead, hanging By their
necks in the county jail in New Alba
ny township, Floyd County. on Sat
urday, find that the deceased came to
their death by hanging, at the hands
of parties unknown to the jury. The
Jury also find that the persons who
did the hanging came TO this city On
the Friday nights train, over the JET
fersonyille, Madison & lndianap-
oils railroad; that they came
In a separate car, arriving here be-
tween the hours of 3 and 4 O'Clock
Saturday morning, and, proceeding to
the iail, took forcible possession of
the same, defying the authority of
the Sheriff and Jail guards, who were
overDowered, and the former, while
in the exercise of his duty, was struck
an the head and shot in the arm
thew also find that, after hanging the
deceased. they locked the Jail doors
and those of the Jail residences, and
carried off the keys. making the IN
mates prisoners until the keys were
! returned bv Mr.. Perrette, whom they
i took prisonerto the depot to prevent
an alarm being given. They took
forcible possession OF the tram on
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WASHINGTON.
MaiOr-GenePal Howard TO be Nus.
tered out or the SerVice-He takes
the Rank OF BPigadier-GeneFal--
Gen. Meade at the War Department
Nominations By the President.

WASHINGTON, December IT, By
direction of the President Major
General o. o. Howard is honorably
mustered out of the service of the
United States as Major General OF
Volunteers, TO take effect on the 1st
of January. General Howard con-
sequently falls back to his rank of
Brigadier General in the regular
army, to which he was appointed
| December q. 1864
Major General Meade was at the
| War Department this morning. He
| leaves Washington tonight for Phil
adelphia.
The following nominations were
| made by the President to-day: Hiram
Ketchum. for Collector of Customs at
Alaska; Thos. B. Wade, of Montana,
Agent for the Blaekfeet and other
/ tribes of Indians; Willis Drummond,
appointed Supervisor Of Internal Rev
/ enue for the district composed of the
States of Iowa, Minnesota and Ne
braska, and the Territory of Daketan.
Bonds bearing date from the 18th
inst. were issued from the Treasury
Department to-day to the Union Pa
cific Railroad Company, amounting
| u %OEOsOOVs
The customs receipts for December
7th to the 18th inclusive, were 3, ,162,
$50.
Tomorrow will be motion day In
Congress
II The Senate Committee or Indiar
Affairs, at the meeting to-day consid
cred the House Bill proposing to re
store the Indian Bureau to the Wa
Department. 1t is said that the Com
mittee are not in favor of the meas
| ure, and are preparing TO increase th'
Bureau by expanding the Department
7 Gov. Bullock, having been sum
9 moned before the ReconstructioI
e Committee of the House, and re
quested to give his opinion as to tn
; proper mode of overcoming Its dlfh
q cultles IN Georgia, recommended tina
; there should be literal execution Q
the reconstruction acts, which requir
7 the primal organization of the Stat
Il Legislature, to be made by the admis
g sion of those who could take the tes
/ oath, or have been relieved Of disa
: bilities by Congress. This cours
8 would restore colored men to thei
Il seats without special legislation, an,
o place the Legislative Department i
n loyal mems hands, After adoptio
a by such fundamental condition
precedent to the States admission t
= the Union, all members eligible unde
II the State Constitution and the -Four
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In another place we express the
opinion that the Jackson County
Regulators were animated by other
motives than a desire to obtain JUS
tice, IN numbering the New Albany
prisoners. II seems from the follow
ing paragraph from the New Albany
Commercial that the leader of the
Regulators had at least one of the in
signas of a professional in the shape
of a large diamond ring. The honest,
law-abiding citizens of jackson Coun-
ty DO not sport diamond rings. The
C0ne1tsrcfal says:
The leading spirit in the mob was q
large. port.y man, well dressed. and of
commanding personal appearance. In
the murky light, as he moved through
the cell room, issuing orders, point
ing out positions, aud adjusting
ropes aTound the necks of the VIC
Tins, a brilliant diamond ring gave
forth : flashes of light. This was
not4ced ~ eS~aEaI E.ars tho jail
as we'll as by the prison guards, who
had been captured aud placed in the
Sheriff 5 room. Who knows but that
diamoGd ring may yet cost the wearer
trOQbie2 Who can say that it may
not lead 60 the detection of many of
the men engaged in the terrible work
Of Saturday morning?
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph,l CIHCINEATI. Dec. II.
FLoUR--In moderate demand; family at
81 50aS 70.
WHEAr-Firnn, at 81 so.
COHN-Eirm and higher: new 72d73o.
kYE-DuIl, and declined to 81 40.
OATS-Dull. at 64c.
BARLEY-Unchanged and quiet.
CoTT0N-FiFIn; middling 231zc.
WHISEY- Firm, buyers at CSC, asking 81
dressed s 0 50911 90; receipts 800 head
MESS PORE-Advanced 10 S27 50.
.LARD-Adgancea to lT1zc. ts-f ss
BULK NJ MEATS-101Sc, 1916. I41Sc and 15c for
shoulders, sides. clear rib and clear sides
fully cured and loose.
GREEN MEATs-FirmeF: shoulders 9Ze:
sides l25<c, and hams Hc; at the close tnis
and the belief was expressed rather FREE
Quentfy that it was good time to sell.
BACoN-Wanted, none out of smoke I:
clear sides sold, to come out next week, at
! I715aI754c.
BUrTEE-scarce'and firm, at 36940c.
kGGS-33c.
mand is light; lard oil very firm, and
prices higher, now 81 40@I 45, and manu-
/ facturers only supply customers sparingIy
at the q quotations.
] sUG Affirm; New Orleans at 13@I41Ic:
/ refined &c higher.
CoFFEE-Steady; fair to choice Rio at
! 2I@25e. ~
APPLES AND PoFAToEs-Not much doing
in apples or potatoes, and prices un-
changed.
sALr-Turk's Island salt scarce, and sold
/ at 65c per buSheL
GoLD-l34 buying.
kXCHANGE-Firm, at 1-I0c discount buy
ing. The money. market is unchanged.
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ITS WONDERFUL EFFECT.


WASHINGTON, Dee. 16.-This was
very interesting day in Congress. In
tho Senate 4 large crowd had collect
eI, Notwithstanding the extreme bad
weather. In anticipation of Senator
Morton's speech on the financial ques-
tiou. il support OF his bal introduced
on Monday, providing for the resump-
tion OF specie payments by the re-
acmption of greenbacks.
lie &c gan spea king at / o. clock, and
Tor an hour and half he held the
large audience in the most wrapt at
tentioa. The galleries were unusually
well filled, and the attendance of
Senators was very large. lie had
proceeacd not more than ten minutes
when the Senators gathered about
his chair, filing the aisle and all the
vacaat seats near him. 3&h
Notwithstanding the interesting
proceedings going on IN the House,
many OF the leading members of that
body, including Washburne, Garfield,
Cfriswold. SpaIding and others. were
In the chamber, paying the strlctest
attention to the Senator's argument.
Attorney General Evarts was also
present For the first time within
reasonable memory, the attention of
the Senate was undivided, with the
exception of Senators Yates, Ross,
Pomeroy, Viekers, and MeCreery,
who were for the most part busy with
their pens. Nothing was allowed to
divert the attention of the Senators
from the powerful speech of the able
ffnancier. 1t was especially observed
that no one left either the chamber
OF galleries during the entire speech
and that all the members of the
Finance Committee, including the
Chairman, Mr.. Sherman, paid tht
closest attention
just as Mr. Morton reached tina
part Of his argument where reference
i made to the Secretary of the Treas
ury and his financial views, Secretar.
Mcgulloch walked into the Chamber
taking a seat just behind Mr. Morton
where he remained for nearly an hour
witnessing the destruction of his fines
fabrics. The Senator, with wonderful
earn esfness and effect, tore asunde
the sallacies of Mr. McCulloch's argu
ments, scattering the shreds an,
patches about the Secretary's head
He clearly showed, to the satisfactio
of all around him. that specie pay
ments cannot be brought about b
NPQiSlaLlDu Ouly " 1ACkCde
+he taxes and tariffs, and develop th
resources of the country.
During The entire address. it VIZ
annsrent to all that he was making
deep impression on the minds Of b
auditors.r When he finished, still 81
ting in hIs5seat, from which his ply
iea disability prevented him fro
rising, he was surrounded by all tf
Senators within reach, and very warn
" congratulated. His arguments r
ceived the approval2o OF many Senate
and Representatives whose approx
lie least expected, and there IS !
q2lSi a;s Eli, i Il @ would have passed BY
handsome vote.
Although Senator Sherman is col
mitted to, his Funding Bill, he W
nasha ana ssaztssal 81 5sa
AAHn
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Memnhis Markar

5y Ielegraph-l MEnEPHTs. Dec. II.
CoTroN-FirIn at 21zc for mtddling, and
scarce; receipts 1913 bales; exports / .424
bales. A'A~A
9 zFzddoUR-Low - grades brisk supernue s7@
CoRN-DuIl at CSC for shelIed
OATS-Lower; G7G68c,
HAY-Prime s23.
BRAN-DulI SIS.
PoEK-Dull at s27 for mess.
LARD-Quiet at l69I7c.
BACON-Duil and nominal
BULK MEATs-Actiye: shouldars 1oIze
clear sides I415c. VIZ
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La Il u = aGEs
OufisHry In ARKANSAS - Firing on
the PiCketS.

MEMPHIS, December 17.-The Ap-
Pedts DuvaPs Bluff, Arkansas, spe-
cIal ofEthis afternoon. says when the
Evening Star left Augusta late yes
terday evening. some firing on the
plcketss occurred a the morning, in
which one picket was killed and an
other wounded.
The citizens of Jaeksonport have
gone to stop outsiders from attacking
Upham, who has prisoners in Houeh
Block, with powder underneath. and
threatens to blow it up if attacked.
Colonel ID. g. Cross arrived here
to-day, having been compelled to
leave home in Cross County, the
militia threatening to hang him if he
was captured. ftf
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Louisville Market

By Te1egraph.J LouIsvrLIx. Dec n.
ToBACCo-Sales of II hoqSheads Ioxv
grades to medium leaf at 5Gai3lze ~
CoTToS-225<c.
HoGs-II1z9l2c gross.
Mess PoRK-S47 50.
LARD -I70I71<c
BULK MEATS Shoulders. IO5<aIlc. elooy
sides 1414c; clear rib sides I4s<af5c.
FLoUR-Superdne S5 50a6 or
WHEAT-SI 75gQI 90,
CoRN-60a62c.
OATS-58M60c.
RYE-Sl 10.
WHIsKY-Raw, Csc.
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HAVANA, Dee. 1.-THE Diarco.
which Is strongly in the Spanish IL
terest. says that within the jurisdic
ton of Santiago de Cuba this vear.-uo
crops have been gathered. The in
surgents carry off coffee as fast as it
Tripens, and feed sugar cane to their
horses.
The steam transports expected with
reinforcements from Spain, arrived
o-day. The Spanish. since their ar
rival, feel more confident that the rev.
olution will speedily terminate.
The Dtarco publishes accounts of
the misery prevailing In Santiago de
Cuba, which it says is heart-rending.
and whichever party wins it is certain
that the prosperity of the Eastern
Department is ruined for years to
come.
The account of the capture of Ca
bredy By the revolutionisrs, published
in the New York journals, is untrue.
The Diorco says the volunteers at
Santiago de Cuba ask that arms be
given them Immediately, SO they may
be led against the revolutionists.
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Dec. II.
CoTToN-Stifer; middiings, PIG: sales
OF $3.50 bales receipts, 8, ,I32 bales ;ex ports,
5,762 bales.
FLoUR-Quiet and firm: supeIfine, s. I0a
s. 20: Xxx, Il 25(G7 so; Xxx. s. 50aS Is.
CoRN-F1rm at 78GS0c.
OATS-64c.
BRAN-Dull at 81 40.
HAY-Fair Western, S24S25 90.
PoRK-Active at S2S 123 30.
BACoN-Scarce; shoulders at l31zGI3L<c
clear rib IS14c, clear sides 1870.
BARD-FIrn: tierce I71zc, keg IS1zc.
SUGAR-Actlve, tendency upwards. COM
I3Gl35zc.
MoLAssEs Active, advanced; common
5Sa6Qc. prime 64965c, choice 66d67c.
WHIsKY-FirIn; Western rectified 81 I5@
81 l7IS.
Corr E. Quiet; fair at I49I41Sc, prime at
I69S@I7c.
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give to Mr.. Morton's bill, in the com
mittee. the most careful thought and
consideration.
Three members of the committee
are already announced as. favoriDg
Mr.. Morton bill, and it is the uui-
Vcrsal opinion Of those best able to
JUDGE. that il will pass both Houses
of Congress, and become a Law.
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INVALUABLE MEDICINE
F0a
Purifying OF the Blood.
DIR. ]. w. POLAyD's
HUmOK IbO tor
a Positive Remedy for all kinds
OF HumOrs,

scrofuIa, scurvy, salt Rheum, Catpuncie
and Bons, Ulcers, and al Obstinate
Affections OF the Skin, fuflammntory
or Chronic Rheumatism, Pues ChI0uie
DiarrhBa, MercurIaI Diseases, nnti every
Taint Of the System; dyspepsia, auu
those Affections originating iu the Dee
rangsment OF the Digestive Organs.
viz, Bilious Complaints Aeumi8la, ana
Nervous Affections Headache, Lan-
eour, and Depression 81 Spirits, L0a4 81
Appetite, Constipation
gwT HIS ExgEI.LEhF MEBECHHA
"a Compound was first prepared hy Dr..
j. W. POLA MD. in 1887, and wis laCm ems
ployed with great success in eUpeilug lu-
Inors from the blood but in l#-b u medical
friend, who was quite ceAebrHt 90 aH go NhY~
siciau, especially In the trenth1@ut OF hu=
mors, suggested some lfnPoILt-i.i llApfose-
IneDts, which were aQopted- hh0 WhleH
has made iB $50 the people aay3 the very
best remedy for oil Kinds ot hum0sa
known to " the ffcultS."
This preparation ta composed entirely Oh
vegetables, among Wnleh Hre aar#paftitaf
yellow Dock, Noble Pine, MHadraHe, ana
Bleodroot.
When tie originator lived iu New
Ham pshire, ~ G0hstown Centre, FOR bha
space OF thirty or forty milas nruunaf and
lmMnnchestet particularly tth6 ttnmhF bQes
Tor Was We'll Known ana hlHut9 gelueE ~ ~
the numefons ana #ondorIhl cure Wiissa @
IL effected. Though iIammfact ured ~ iaf8a
quantitiess tne supply was iLeQuehtlg 60
ha@stDd, and nurciaa&fs Han A0 WaH Avt
more 10 to made. Iii that ftH1n0t a90a
very severe caaa8 Of BrystpelA8 were tleAbs
cd With~-And they were cureo lafb 4 t.tlts3
sores, or carbunclcs-thgb fAs5 EstltlAt
ulcers--wefe entirely removed WhHfe&ek
| this medicine was fttANtAtaI HAeAt HN ~
was with EcrOfmlm nHd H&At A-he4tHs A43
Humor Doctor cured thefa.
1T ig free from any Gar NA fu#ht %
1 pleasant 70 tine tgstes sale, - SURE ana
l effective in its action.
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ST. Louis, December IA private
dispatch from New Orleans says the
steamer Success has sunk in the
Ouchita River, and will probably
prove a total loss. She was owned in
this city by John r. Becker, Captain
Il. Rhea and Henry Dohrman, and
valued at $IS 600. She was insured
for $4,000, $4,000 in the Enterprise,
of Cincinnati, and the remainder in
Pittsburg Offices.
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the JeffersonvilIe Road and left the
city about 4 O'Clock, going beyond the
State prison, near Jeffersonville, when
the train was stopped and they fed in
every direction.
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The Har glng Of the Renos.
The Coroner's InGuest----
Verdict Of the Jury.
CHICAGO.

The Grand Reunion Of Soldiers
Departure of the embeFs-tDAi i,
GERS to appear In UnifOrBl at The
Next Meeting. 4
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MONTGOMERY. December Ito
day the stockholders of the railroad
to run from chattanooga to Meridian,
elected N. d. Stanton, of Boston.
President, and Ex-Governor Patton,
Vice President.
The House has passed bill apply
ing the two or three per cent. funds
of the State TO the road from Decatur
to Montgomery. 1t will probably pass
the Senate.
The House is discussing the reve-
nue. bill. No signs Of adjournment.
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CARD.-L0Ok Here!

wwVHE HOUSE AT FBESEH LICK
SPRINGS is now fitted up with COM
Portable rooms for those wishing TO avail
themselves of the use of these waters,
which are very efiicaciCus in Wlnter for
DySpepLics.
DR.. Ryan has associated Mr. E. Tucker
with him, in place of Adams, removed.
For further particulars address
RYAN & 4 UCE ER,
French Lick Springs,
dell dim Indiana.
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COLUMBIA, S. c., December II
In The Legislature, to-day, resolu-
ton was introduced authorizing the
Governor to arm and equip one hun
dred men, as reserve force, to send
to any county where acts OF lawless-
ness are committed. the expenses to
be paid bY special tax on such county.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 17.-Dr. j. r..
Gibbon, Of Charlotte, North Carolina,
died here, yesterday, aged IA years.
lie was father of Gen. Gibbon, Of the
United States Army.
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European Market.



by Cabie.l LONDON, Dec. 1--we.
CoNSoLs-921< for money 025z for account I;
American securities quiet: 5-19 bonds 74sx /;
Er1e 244; Illinois Central 96
FRANKFORT, Dec. I5-Eve.
BoNDs-79.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. I7-Eve.
CorroN-Qniet; mfddifog uplands l0szs
on he spot; to arrive lois: Orleans l0f<s !.
sales 10000 bales.
WHEAT-CaiffOrnia I7s. red WesteYn a.
0d. %
FLoUR-Western 28s Cd
CskE-No. 2 mixed 38s Sd
OAT5-Ss I'd.
BAILEY IS. E18e
PEAS-46s.
P0RK-S6s.
BEEF-l05g.
LARD-0-s.
+ EHEEsE-6Ss.
Z BACOS--54~-
4s -laA-4ss1sy-sgs Cd.
TURPENTINE-27s.
ANTWERP, December 27.
PErRoLEUM-555z; sellers asked ~ more.
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LATEST NEWS TTEms.
Sold closed in New York yesterday a

Gold closed in New York yesterday a
l84z. s
q Kansas City dispatch of the 18th says
Albert BEakeways q awell-known citizen Of
Paoii, Kansas, was arrested here to-day,
charged with he senbezziementof Of S5.loO
and takeh to Paoi for trial
;. i. Bryant, Chairman Of the Georgia
Republican Committee, IS opposed TO any
measure which VIII throw Georgia again
utseIer military rtlie
the Southwest 4 Northeast Railroad was
sold to-day for three hundred and eighteen
thousand dollars. 1t was purchased By
JOHN stanton, Of Boston, Ia the Interest Of
the Mills Valley Raiiroad.
a Mont teomery tAIa.) dispatch Of date
the 10Th, says that bills passed both Houses
op5hing judgments granted by any courts
on debts contracted before the 25tn of May,
1865. The bill allowing statute limitations
10 ran during the war, also became law.
The death of Hon. Tnaddeus Stevens
was formally announced In the Honse, on
the 18th inst, on which occasion speeches
were made by Kelly, Wood, Brooman,
Dickey, HallarG. Moorehead. Maynard,
Ashley or Ohio, Miller, Farnsworth,
Koontz, Donuelly, Coke, Woodward, Rob
-27stAAF A%A " ATIALC IA Ou1Ot anu k9EDHGTs
The House then adjourned.
A special di spafch to the Chicago Tribune,
from Omaha, CT date the nth, says that,
on the night OF the 10Th, j. A. Whitehead,
c.eIk in the Union Pacific Railroad freight
oaacl5 a5a Omaha, while at Cheyenne wa
robbed OF $4,000 while on his way from
the depot to Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Office.
1he robbery was perpetrated by three men
vino held pistol to Whitehead's head,
marched him out on the prairie half
mile distant and tied and gagged him.
4 Chicago dispatch OF date the nth inst.
says General Grent and staff, General
Schodeld. Genevd Thomas, General Nc
DoweIl, and other distinguished gentle
men, who came 10 Chicago from Washing
ton 10 attend the Army Reunion, will
leave at half past four this afternoon for
Cincinnati. They go ia a special car on
the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne, and the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
The party WIN remain In Cincinnati one
day, and go thence to Washington.
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Impressive Scene In the Senate.
TEao invalid Senator'S EIOqueBe~
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Grand Reunion CT Soldiers
at Chicago.
The d partuTe OF the Mem
bers.
Officers tt Appear aE the
Next Meeting in Full
Uniform.
M8j 1r Gen Howard to be
EIustere d out of tho
Rank Of Me j 0r
GeneTaI.
General Mea lie at the War
DIP 4rtment.
The London Iinaos on Ray
erdy Johnson and the
Alabama Claims.

Outlawlng in Arkansas.
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~ Office rs HEREBY GIVEN, that
1% the undersigned intends TO make ap-
plicatIon to the Common Councii or Tue
to erect wooden coal aud wood she'd fifty
feet long, fifteen 1eet wide. and one story
high on lot mum Der twenty, IN block NUM-
her one in the Eastern Enlaraenent of
said city. JAS. r. DEbkOLAeRs
nov26 DIV Hz--a
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BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Dec. II.
The demand for cotton goods IS less ami
mated, but prices are 1rm at an improve
ment, and The tendency Is towards higher
rates. We notice an advance OF Hc per
! yard In the price OF Lancaster and Amos
keag, which are up to 125zc, and in Wam-
sutta, which has risen to 91zc. Ia the 9TH
| er makes there Is no Important change.
/ Printing cloths scaree and firm at DC for
6fEquare Cattoa, and they have recently
/ risen &c, but are slow. WOolen goods In
| limited request and prices rule s-eady.
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Senator norton on Finance. !.
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HUNGARY,

PEsTH, December 16.-Intelligence
from Pennsylvania state that foreign
emissaries were recently detected
tampering with the Roumain soldiers.
They were well supplied with money,
and were working in the interests OF
Russia.