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WASHINGTON.


$ = WAsHNGToNi Dec. Is.
The members of the Judiciary Com.
nlittee who have charge OF the investi-
gallon into the political affairs of Mary-
land have, at the request OF the Mary
land delegates, decided not 10 enter on
the examination of witnesses until
after the holidays. at
Edwin NJ. Stanton returned 10 his
practice in the Supreme Court to-day,
remarkingio his friends that he had
withdrawn from politics.
The Senate Committee on the Judicf-
ary formally considered the Georgia
question, but came to no conclusion,
owing to the absence OF one member,
It is decided that the bill preparei by
Senator Edmunds should be presented,
as it was to day, and be referred to
that committee, to be taken up by them
alter recess. This Is regarded as fore.
shadowfDR Congressional action on the
subIecL. There may be some addition
made TO the bill, such as that proposed
hS Mr.. Stewart, for the punishment of
persons holding office contrary to the
l4th Amendment. The action of the
committee thus far Is in accordance
with the views presented by Governor
Bullock at the commencement OF the
session
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NEW YORK.
NEw YoRK. Dscemher

NEW York, December IS.
In the Belmont branch OF the Erie
litigation yesterday, n new affidavit
on the part of Belmont to show that tha
suit was COMMENCED In good faith. was
read. Mr.. Yauderpoel and Mr.. Rapello
argued the case, alter which II was ad.
journsd till this morning.
The Herald says of Mr.. MoIton's
speech OF the resumption of specie pay
ment. that the effect of his bill would
be 10 increase the monopoly OF the nR-
Iionnl banks at the expense OF the pub
lie. 1: says the laws of trade and
growth OF the country will regulate
specie.
The Times says his speech shows how
return to specie payments may not
be effected rather than why the bill be-
fore the Senate should be relied upon
for the fulfllment ofits purposes.
The Republican General Committee
of this city, claim they nominated
Grant by a recoIutIon of Alfred Smith
In July of 1867, six months before the
nomination by Philadelphia.
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road companies, not used In transact.
ing the business of the road. sboull
not be included in the operations ofthis
section but should be assessed by the
assessors and taxed for all purposes
Just as any other real estate.
Too allow suoh,an amendment 10 be
perfected, the House took a recess tilI
AFIEREooS SESSION. y
Mr.. Hermans amendment was SO
modified as toread: ,fi-t s-s..
crowded that all buildings and'Teal
estate owned by such company and
used or occupied for any purpose NO!
immediAtely connected WitbllLs railroad,
or which is rented out for any purpose
TO Individuals, shall be assessed with,
and taxes shall be paid thereon The
same the property of findiViduals.H
And in this form was agreed to- - aa4
The substitut5Boamended WAS passed
by the following vote: 'n oi {
9EAs--MessEs. MoYYh0TtoT, kSpea-
ker, Adamson, Armstrong, Bender,
Billlnyer, Boughner, Chambers, Cole,
Orane, DAVIDSON, Ferguson of Cabeil,
Gold, Gregory, Hagar. Harrow, Heer-
mans, AlnchWan, Huffman, James,
Jarrett. L9Kgent, Mallory, Mann, Mar
Tin, McGlaskey, Morgan 'Pinnen, Rich
mond, Riddle. Smith, Spauldirg, Ste
waEt, Tabler, Wsggy, welch and Wood
ford.-36.
NAYs-Mesar4.iB b arms, Dis, Ferguson
of Marshalli Heryey, Jacob, Miller
and PaTker.-7. 81 4.st54
The Chapter thus aud otherwise
amended, was passed. 1ql
The Free School chapter came up,
and Mr.. Fleming, of Harrison, offered
a resolution 70 recomIflit. and tnsrrnct-
ing the Committee on Revision 10 SO
amend The chapter as 10 disDenSe with
the State Superintendent and County
uperintendents. ~ Il
Mr.. HeermAns moved to SO amend
the resolution as TO thus instruct the
committee with reference to the county
superintendents only. Disagreed to by
a vote OF IA yeas and 32 nays.
The resolution wAs then adopted by
a vote of % to-i6 - 7--A
Aner the transaction of some general
business of no special interest, the
House adjourned Till p. NJ, hO9day
next.
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aOnrn OAROLIaA.
RAnE1an. Decambar i

lAbEIGH, December IL.
The bill re enacting and confirming
the appropriations made last August to
the WilliaInstoWu and TarbOro and the
Western North Carolina railroad COM
p7nies passed its inAl reading in the
House TO day, and is now law. The
4th section direelsthe public Treasurer
TO subscribe TO the capital stock OF the
ChathaLn railroad company $40 0O0, GOO.
when the contract for the grading of
thst road between Raleigh and Che
raw, >. e, shall have been let. This
subscription is TO be made In bonds
running thitty years. bearing six per
cent. and Is TO be preferred stock pay
ing n dividend of six per cent, Before
aRy dividend ia declared on any other
stock, the bonds issued in August in
behalf OF these companies arc to be sur
rendered to. the Treasurer, who shall
deliver Il like amount in bonds, under
the act, in exchange for them. A spe-
cial annual tax is levied to pay the in.
terest on all these appropriations, ac-
eording - the constitutional require
.
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friday December is, 1868.
Prayer by Mr.. Hagar, member OF
the House Of Delegates.
"A mesSage from the House cnmmu.
ntcated the. passage OF chapter I39, Of
enforcing deerees, &cn and the House
Bill to incorporate the Centreville and
Elk River Turnpike Company. Said
chapter was referred 70 the j judiciary.
Mr.. Hoke, from the fJudieiarvS Ta.
pott.ed baek chapter 80, or leasing the
ianaS pl, IN fantss &c. and The chapter
was passed. ,s.,..f ~ ,Is7l ~ p. -
BE also reported back chapter SO, OF
corporations ReuerhllygT5, of the au
tnenticatiofn .ne and record Of deeds, and
lo6, otattaehments; Recommending that
the Senate insist on its amend ments. q
The Senate insisted, and asked Com
mittees Of Conferenee. -
The,reports of Committees on chan
ter'Bl, Of fdtyoFcesi and % of liens, &c /;
were adopted. ~ - -
The report of the Committee ofcon.
ference on chapter T2, oftrust sales, was
disagreed TO and new coIfiniittee ak
ed for. 20 t1fft ~ falifyF : IfTs
Mr.. FarnswoTth, from the Special
Committee, reported back chapter 81
OF Insurance oompanies,-and II was
laid on the table. .i.is, y Z ~ ...s,l.sii 7-i
The following chapters were passed {:
lH-of the death or change of par
is5-ofe3id4udS. 10 1ra& asoi'a5
,,s .ATrERSodS SESSION. ga
The Senate bill, in relation 10 the sale
ofsome church property in Shepherds
Town was passed. i.he, - i!i-,i |,'i 'i---'
The bill repoTted from. the House in
thelmorntug was referred to the com
mtttee ON Internal improvements,
Mr1T-FnERHYoHh moved to take up
the CaPiIal-Qnestidn. LbuLdhe motion
was lost.
on motion OF Mr.. Burley The vote
was. .Teconsldered, bptlagai1 lost.
Mr.. Wilson then moved,R second re-
consideration but the motion failed.
Mr.. Farnsworth again moved to con-
slider the said question, but the motI0R
again failed. p, sti.a 2 9sfs'17 :; 10
MIR. Martin moved to take up the
Senate bill, changing DRrt of the line
between WetZsl and, Tyler cnu1Iies,
Adjourned
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SOUTH AMERICA.

f New YORK, Dec. Is.
A letter from Busnos Ayres TO the
27th of October, and Rio Jauerio TO the
7th OF November, state that an sxpedi-
ton TO flank LoPez's position at Vii.
letta, had found troops aud foYtifica-
dons to resist them. Caxiss' army WAS
British Minister, has returned from
Paraguay. and Is on his way to Eng
land with dispatches. Lopez would not
surI ender his English prisoners.
The American fleet, with Minister
Mcmahon on board, had not yet arriV-
edat Ascuucion.
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EURoPR.
PARIS, Dec. Is,

=. PARIS. Dec. Is.
The .MonIteitr announces that Lavetie
had been appointed Foreign minister
In place OF fMonstier, and Foscade minis
ter Tor the Interior. In place of PinRrd;
and Grisster, minister OF Police, Nous
tiers had been made Senator. Pinard
who has been removed said he was
responsible for the recent severe neasu-r
res against the Press.
The Monitetfr reports the breaking
out OF hostilities between Turkey and
Greece, and hopes the common action
on the part OF the great powers viii
shorten It's sdnration and circumscrfbe
the CONSEQUENCES of the ruptnre-
1a5q l.5u Madrid, December IS.
The election for members of the
COrtes commence in the cities today,
and in the provinces In r few days.
me Provincial Governors report the
public peace as not likely to be disturb
ed The government remains neutral
In the elections. a.lI .IIIll7I-
There was slight demonstration at
Miranda yesterday, in favor OF Carlis-
te's Eon, which was suppressed and two
OF the leaders arrested. e
MirRmon, the bearer Of Republican
proclamatlons, Was arrested yesterday
at hadier. lt.-. aIs.ff a.
-safa l'l LI0NDoH, Dscember. Is.
The T'fiaeS IN IN article on the re-
cent proceedings In the American Con-
gress concerning the national credit,
fears the ambiguity of the purpose is
annarent Ia the resolution against re-
puulhnon, and arHuea that IL the world
was certain the Unitedl Slatas wand
surely pay the interest on her deft In
gold, AS England and France do, the
annual burden of the country might be
reduced one-half, for England pays no
more Interest than the United States,
although her debt Is twice as large.
The Standard e1ults in the compile
tton OF the postal treaty between Eng
land and the United States as a triumnb
OF the tory parties, and declares the
benefits on mankind by the convention
are immeasurable.
PEsrH, December is.
The people Of Hungary have present.
ed an address TO the Duke, thanking |
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PENNSYLVANIA.
PH1LApEErHfA. pse. Il.

a- PHILADELFHfA, Dec. II.
a meeting OF the FaEragut Prize As
sOeiatibn was held last evening. a let
Ter from Admiral Farragut was read,
stating that he was doing all in his
power to forward the names Of his men
for prize money for the cnpTure OF
New Orleans. Other letters were read
from naval officers who participated in
said capture. The meeting adjourned
TO meet Again on the 1st OF Jannary.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Is.
The U. S. District Court found a yer.
dict against 400 hogsheads OF sugar
which were invoiced as molasses, 70
deiFaud the custom revenue. The
amount involved is So, 600.
A banquet was given Mr.. McCosh
last evening, by the alumni OF Prince
ton College.
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ILLIEOIs.


CHICAGO, Dec. Is.
Regular trains win hereafter run
west on the Union Pacific Railroad as
far as Evanston, Utah, 81 miles west
OF Bryan, the present terminus, The
96Oth mile has been reached, and ready
Tor inspection. The weather continues
mild, and the snow Is ineltipg Tapidiy-
a heavy snow storm Is reported north
and west of Salt Lake. A desperate
night took plaeefu a disreputable saloon
on Clark street, last night, between
some detectives and gang OF thieves,
resulting in the shooting and nao-taIly-
woundingo OF desperate character by
the name OF Thomas Cody, whom the
were trying TO arrest,
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IMPORTANT To DEALERS IN CIGARS
ToDAcco AND SNUFF.-The following
letter was addressed to Mr.. George ST,
Palmer, of BaItimore:
Treasury Department, ONCE of Inter
nal Revenue, Washington. December
s, 1S6S.-Sir: In answer to the inquiries
maderin your letter OF the 6,h,inslant,
have to say that dealers in tobacco.
snuff and cigars MAY swear to their
monthly Inventories OF stock on hand
before any Justice OF the peace, or other
person qualified to administer oath,
and forward the ssme 10 the assistant
assessor by mail.
Unless the law is amended before
January 1st In respect 10 unstamped
tobacco, any dealer who has on hand
on that day any smoking or tine cut
chewing tobacco or snuff which is not
stamped az required by the act OF July
%, 1865, will be required to stamp the
same before It Is sold or offered for sale,
even though it has previously paid the
tax TO which II was liable. Other man
ufactuTed tobacco may be sold by abe
dealer without stamps until July 1,
IS6S. Very respectfully, .5.s,l.-..-5
L. 81. RoLLINsr Commissioner.
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OHIO

CIxcINSATI, Dec IS.
General Grant and stat, arrived In
this city this morning. APublic EeeeP-
tion was tendeEed him by the Mayor,
bat was declined. BE leaves for Wash
ington tonight.
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TnE Cornell University paper says
that a few days ago gentleman from
Itbica saw farmers boy standing by
the roadside holding horse which he
recognized. He hsked the boy who
was the owner OF the horse, and the
boy replied: ''I5 belongs to a crazy
Dntchman looking for birds nests over
yonder in the woods" The hcrazy
Dntchman" was Prof. Louis Agassiz.
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peceiye the remains Of the deceased ut
New York on their arrival from Brus-
sells, and accompany them to Pennsyl-
yania. The Speaker appointed the COM
mittee. - l-TF
Adjourned until Monday.
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river and weather.

PuTsBuReH. Dec. IS.
Weather cloudy and cold. River 5
feet 9 inches and rising. Mercury 3se.
CINCINNATI, Dec, lB.
River falling. Weather clear. Ther-
momeser 429
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MARTLAAD.
BAIrIMoRE. DE-. Is.

BALTIMORE, Dec. Is.
Governor Swami offers one thousand
dollars reward for the apprehension OF
the rnurderers of Douglass Lave In
I,ouaconing.
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Ha9sAcHUsErrs-

WORCESTER, Dec. Is.
A boy named Thos. Stewart while
coasting Yesterday, was run over and
cut to pieces by railway train.
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Hoofiand's German Bitters,
EsooFLANn'B GERMAN TONIC

PREPARED BY DR.. O. II. JACR6ON,
as-f RHILADEIRhlA.P PA.
ThiTtyshye years since they were hrst In
trodncet INTO this country from Germany,
during " hich Time they have undoOhtediy
performed more onres. and bene1ted suffer-
ing humanity toaNgTeAte extent, Than any
other remedies knoEn 10 the public. "a
These remedies will eff etuRily cure Liver
Nervous D6oiiiTyyT7 ~ ehronle DinrrnRl,
Disease OF The KID tneys. and an DEsea-
ses arising from a Il Dfsorfered Liver
stomach OF Intes-A tines.
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remedies tu such cases.. A tone nnu Vietr z
impaired TO the whole SySiem; the RppeIitals
strengthened, fOod u enjoyed, the stomaeh
complexion becomes sound and heaithY
the yellow tinge IA eradteated from the O. es n
bloom h given 70 the chsek1 and the vFeak
and nervous Invalid becomes strong and
hnllIhN halnc-- Z -
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A s1sTEa's vENoANcE.

The outburst Of grief ended, the q ulet
OF despair settled upon the faces OF lhe
women. But not long did one. OF them
remain under the burden. The sister
of the three Reno brothers, an intelli-
gent and handsome young lady, dried
her eyes with her handkerchief, then,
taking the grief stained piece of linen,
she placed II over the facS ot her broth
er William-who to the last declared
his innocence; then she kneeled beside
the dead man, and laid her LEFT hand
over his heart, and, raising her right
one toward heaven. she took this terri
BILE oath: "Oh, my poor murdered
brother, may God curse your sister ifshe
avenge not your death terribly and full
ly. This will do 50 help me God ~
What a tragic scene wSs this-the dark
stroDgiwalls on oil sides, and the cold
stone floor under her knees-tbe sable
garments of the bereayed sister, the
pale face turned upward and the white
hand pointing heavenwaEdl What a
tablean OF death, despair, love and re-
vengei
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Gtre1rteIIiqe,tllr.rer,.. i. .
WEST VIRGMIAlLEaISI,AT1RR
FRIDAY, December

,A --tf ll.f iEEI TC- 1
- .' EXTRA SESSION. 600
.G4 sf,fis SENATE. q, &. 't .,
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FURrnEa DEraILs OF rHE MEM
ALBANY TRAGEDY. .--
htsIster,s Oaln or lyeneeaI1ce,.

The New Albany Commercial OF yes.
terday morning has the following in.
teresting details, which did not appear
in the hastily prepared reports first
published OF the ,lynchipg OF The Renos
and Charles Anderson:
MRS. AND MISS BRSop pANDlN4s.7 7ANDER.
- son. = -
Frank Reno and Charles Anderson
were married. After the bodies had
been laid out upon the door in the jail
hall, the wives of these two mem and
Miss Reno, the sister of The three bfoih-
ers, were permitted to enter the hail to
take their last lock at those who, al
though covered with crime, were In
their lives all the world TO them. Ah,
whRta scene was there Z What grief
and anguish what uuutterHble woe
The three women entered pnler by far
than the dead bodies stretched out so
stark and ghasilF upon the prison efioor.
First came from these despaiTing wo-
men sUch piercing shrieks as love only
can utter when IL feels that all it lived
for is lost forever. Then tears like rain,
bursting from overhowing fountains,
and moans so touching in their plain
tveness and utter despair that not even
the most stolid could keep from weep
ing. Then followed that quiet, almost
stolid look, sort OF blank, purposeless
agony, that tells that hearts are breRk-
ing, that griefs work is perfectly done.
Great God! what a spectacle of utter
woe 1t was
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PEsEH, December IS.
The people Of Hungary have present
ed an address 10 the Duke, thanking
him for his services to the country.
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MONEY AND srocKs.

Market Fa,her quiet hut firm for All stApI,
styles Of cottons. tendency toward harden
ing prices.
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COMMERCIAL AND FEAFGIAl,.


r- INV YORK, December is.
CoTIoS-.0penei steady, eltsed thads
lower sales OF 30 bales AZ ees9s51tc for mid.
ding uplandS.
FLoUR-Ciosetl dull. shade tower. F-f
GRAIN WhRat--Dull and nomtnaIly lower
with buyers and sellera too wide apart 1OE
business. Rye-Quiet at 81 IS for western
OatE-Dull and heavy at 5de In store, Ts5<c
Ansat an for western. Gorn-Ciosed steady At
u IL IN StOre, and u "A EfloEyt for old mixed
WESTERN and IS 9sI % for niW mixed west
eTns e ff
.PRoYIsIoNz-Pnrk-D EiIhout decided
change Beef- Quiet and uDcb apgsd Cut
heats-Fatriy acIlYe and hTm. Blcon-DuII
without decided change Iard-Dun and
dropping at l63<eIl7c for fair TO prime steam.
ESSS-Steady at S9c f0russh.
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DEBILITY.

TEAfIOS Ok FaE SYSrEM, Induced
by GeVere Labor, HArushiPa, kx-
IOgurc. F6yeTH,
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&c. w WOODWARD"
Hon. James Ehompson
Judge Of ne Supreme CCuTt Of Ps5nSyIudnld.
PHILADELPHIA, April ss. 1855.
81 consider sHoodand's German RitfarsTr
n EALuAhLE NEDICLNE In case OF attacks OF
Indigestion or DyspepSia. 1 can certify This
from my expaTiencs OF II Il ~ = lTI7T
x0urs, Wilh respect,
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MoSEY-Aetlve demand am stringent At
Ler cent. currency, 70 per cent coin. D:s.
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PRRS0 SS ADH.4NoED IN LIE

IHIloU.'N aDF-d4FC CLED IN LIIE. -
And feeling The hand of time weighing
heavily upon them, with all its attendant
Ills, VIII ina In the use OF this BHTTERS, or
the TOS4C. an elixir thai viii Insliu new
NE into theiT veins, restore In n measure the
energy anu ur1or OF more youthful dnya
build up their EErunken FORMS aud RiTt5
health and happiness 70 their Remaining