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FRoA RICHMOND.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 10.
A special to the Herald says Hunnicut ere
ated quite An excitement. in the Convention
yesterday by calling Henry A. Wise and X.
NJ. T. Hunter traitors. Mr.. Hunter, relative
of the latter. called him liar and Mr.. Leg
sett endorsed Hunter. Alter considerable
,coafusinn. durirg which pistols we're shown.
j, was referred to = committee. Anchfeeling
exists se
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,
BurrALo, Jaa.v 10.
Furious snow storm,

E0nous snow storm,
GALVESTON, Jan. Q.
A meeting Of Republicans held at Mar
shall, Texas, on the 3lst nhimo, was broken
mp by mob. Judge Halloxell, speaker,
yasfrsd upon several times, who sought pro.
lection q post headquarsers.< The ds.nr.
oants of the peace were arrested by the msli-
turned over to the civil authorities, who re-
leased them on bail. n
s A DAvEsr1Rf, Iowa, Jan. 10.
The Iowa State Billiard Tournament
played in this city on the 7th, 9Th and 9th.
The first prize vas the champion cue and $50
in greenbacks; the second prize was gold
watch, valued st $3.50; the bird ptias was a
diamond ring, valued at S75. There we're
Mossman; I'd prize by L. B. Martin, and Cd
prize BY A. 7. TwAmbly, all Of Davenport.
JACKSONVILLE. H., Jan. 10.
The reception Of the editors BY the citi-
zeus At Stsnwix Hall Inst night WIS very cor
diaf. B. r. Hampton Of Macomb delivered
1.-The address,, and J. r. Irvine Of Rockford
the annual poem, Speeches were made BY
Prof Turner. Judge Brown, Hon. Murray
Mcconnell, and others.
The -husine.s of yhe session WAS concludsd
several hoars at the institutions, will leave Il
four clock this afternoon BY special train
1bk Apsisg6eld
ST. LouIs, Jan. 10
The Grand Encampment Of the Gsssd
Army of the Republic Of Kansas, held its an.
nual session in. Topeka ysSlerday, Aad siecasd
John A. Aasten ofsAtehisea General Com
mander, and n. s. Adams OF Leavenworth
second in command. Gen. Blunt and Capt.
Morehouse Of .Atchiaon we're elected dele.
gates to The PhiIadelphia Convention. A.
tsxsh9 9adiaHr1snenG : dlAss n1etian ~ held
nd fessiati6ns passs1 u Asor &C 0suersl
Grant for President
TAs Kss L. 1<naass VII nsst Totdh1
naxt Tnooaa1. e
/ Il ~ Amosn So 1eeklrda1 ! bill -.
intfodsced 70 naks 4 compnlscfy on palhntl
and fsArdiAns - sesd their childrsn, ket1esa
~ sAe1M ming I'D thirtsea IsaEa. = sehsol
[6k N6p6 xGSte M T. q n ~, r. ra.
(af0 20 - - ~ sfkiiger es11k - 11nE II
sAssAess uiibas
rRoI m so(tlh. !
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. 10.
3 gAtelAKrapA eperator nansd Baldwin VA
n5ssted ys1coraay, u the instigaEisa Of the
sWesfesn Usios Tsle1kAnh conrasysssd held
in So 900 bonds to ans~er to the charge Of
surfeptitiousIy telegraphing between Chicago.
Omaha and Council Bluffs, in the interest Of
71ssAsu, Pisters : Cos distillsss, Of this
AH.
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH
LATE CABLE DEsPAgCHEs.

LosDos, Jan. 0.-Eve.-Rurke, Casey,
Shaw and Muller, the Fenians, who had the
preliminary examination at Bow street yes.
terday, were tonight heavily guarded and
takes by = spectral trsin to Naruick Jail.
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xA FATA Fer sale.
<a FARM oS 6ve bundfed acres, nine milas
IA ftva Kesksk, tbs pissk rosA, y 0 seres -
inp~oved, With gsoA bsrs. yesaG av,te, pear ss1
- essAAs6 Aseakree% vtesA ~. rhss = see II
~ 6n4s&est Naros 3assbe deuetx, eenoo6isR
kassasohesS - uobw kn4 ~ 80 u Ckerissssa.
seventy arsss iapfosed. q 10 pr sces
These farms befag 10 tbs esssts ef tbs late General
curtfs snd ,ew efersd very isv, for cash En-
qairs of O. .. cUHTfs, corner sseond aad Hixh-~ts.
weekly consfsssion as4 n. n.disos riaisdsslsr
copy ~ jsaaiv-s4s =
WANTED, AGENTS Male or Fe-
w mais-Csa cissr - pss vssk st thor keals.
In light and aosefnbis tesr ~ person hAveng
tnsness AjAress eendirg tvn stamp. for taii pertec
lars z. n LOcKx
tanIs-<1f~sA Detroit, NJ b.
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3lpHAf1 fUsS iDt a PEt&3Haf cAptAuhs
ltion. HI blamed the conduct OF b. Randolph
Kean of The Herald, and other papers, and
w. Scott 6aish of the ness Association, for
violating and abusing his confidence. BY pubs
IIishing In absfsact Of his reports ID the SsAn-
| ton case. aher pledgins themselves not to do
60 without his consent.
Mr.. Harlan introduced bill making all
the appointments Of deputy ppstmastera for
ofices where the postmaeters compensation
amounts TO $500 per annum, aud railroad
clerks and postofiee agents whose eempensa.
ton amounts to $500 per annum, shall be
made BY the President, with the advice and
consent OF the Senate; and all such comms.
sions asd appointments now held shall cease
within thirty days after the passage Of this
act. provided they have uos heretofore been
confirmed By the Senate.
Mr.. Morriii reported from the Committee
on Appropriations, with amendments, . bill
to supply the Deficiencies under the Recon
stfuciion aets. and FOR services in the Quar-
tsrmaster's Department for 1867; the bill
relative to the fax on Distilled spirits, which
passed the House for signature, and goes to
the President.
The hornisg hour haviug expired. the spe-
cial order was . billto prerent the further
contraction of the currency
At the end the follo~ing: Provided. that
noshing contained in this net or any other act
shall be construe to authorize an increase of
United States notes, or other lawful money,
beyond the amount thereof now outstasd-
ing
N Opposiii0n wAs made to the amendment by
Messrs Sherman and Williams.
Mr.. Edmunds supported il, saying il was q
feeler to see whsther the Finance Committee
favored future increase of dishonored pa
per.
Aiisr remarks by Messrs. Williams and
CONFESS, Mr.. Edmunds modified his amesd,
menr BY inserting the word .sexisting' before
the word ssact,'' and by adding 1t the end the
words: Excepting the amount of $4,000, 900
U. s. reserve notes, already authorized by
law. r.
The ansndnent was rejected by |. ayes to
80 noes as
Mr. BuckaIev mored TO amend the bill BY
striking ont the words s.natA Congress shall
osherviss provide. Y and inserting .until the
6st of Jnly nsxkn 70 that the lav allowing
the contract shall be suspended until tho,
close of The fiscal year.
Mr. Aostcu conaeuned the amendment %
the'defeat of The bill. The coontry and bust.
nsss isteresis denande1a fixed policy.
Mr.. Csttsl argued that fesumption could
never came ftpm contEs elton, and thai SQUAD
neadcint scaaitioe ceslA oeiy rseaat 6on -
iieatl ssatotiax u snllss destrosed daring
tks v1F. s.
Ailsrisrtley dabat. IL sepate, BY ! vote
Iof - - -, uent isto exscatiys ssssion, and
pon Aiess a6ioafAad
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Assignee's Notice Of appointment

ASSISItFC NUslCC u ApltU1HtuI0HI.
IL tho Dstrcs Court Of the uEisd states FIR District
OF iowa. IL the matter OF Samuel b Barge Bankrupt.
10 schosa Il may conc<n
FuyH1 ansersfxseS. Hirm KnASsss tf keckuk, Lee
Ceauty, Iusa, hereby gfvrs notice Of his sppoiut-
meat ~ Assignee of the estate of .mnel H. urg Of
Barlisatoa ID the sOsty Or De- neinas ovs, % ~
Di.tsicf srd whn VA, ts-wif the 10Th dny Of No
vsm6es, lss1, ad3e6ks4 bAnksups Sp0i III 6wn ped
taor BY John Brncs, 1sgiase IN bankruptcy Of ssid
court ~ s. -
Daesd II Keokuk, the An day Of January, lScs.
4 Il HtAAH mNdGLN.
AnR ys Md Afalxuee,
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BY TEL LEGRAPH.
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AFTERNOON DEgPATCIIEB-
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Latest News from Waahin8ten.
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A Warm Time In the Vfrxinfa
COpyention.
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at Masshai. Texas.
G. As B. NOMINATE GRANT FOR
PRESIDENT.
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Billiard fsurnamsnt.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT PAW-PAW,
MICHIGAN.
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Trade and Commerce Of yan Tfaneisee.
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1871.
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N0TIC,E.


NOTICE.
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Howe & Tyler..................- ...5s Main street.
Duncan, Karle L Co.........146 ! 142 Main street.
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GAS Il srEAM F1TTINGs. "a
AooAr 4 Son OH nson street, bet Sd q 4tA.
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rURNITT WE.

Fans, Fancy Goods Fine CutisTy.
G Bridres Nos 1 4 Estes Houes
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Yeneili, Jones 4 co......cor Third 4 Main streets
Hess. Stern Co........cor Second 4 Main streets
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Trade and Commerce Of san rraaeises

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GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1871.
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Psckst Desks.
@ Bridges / 4 2 Estes House
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A TOTAL ECLIPSE IN l869.-Prof. s. v.
White writes to New York paper Of = total
eclipse of the sun which is to occur in Au-
gust. 1869. His notes of the track of the
totality, calculated fifteen years ago, are as
follows The sun will rise eclipsed in the
interior Of Siberia, on the morning of Au-
gust 7, 1869, when the shadow will turn in
a enthusiastically direction then, turning
eastwardly and enthusiastically, will pass
over Behrin 'gs straits and northern Alaska
about noon, local time. Thence, moving
across part of British North America, it
" i'll re-enter the United Slater in Montana,
between aud 8 p. NJ, local time. Moving
thence across western Nebraska, it will pass
diagonally through Iowa. passing over Sioux
City. Des MONIES and keokuk about D
o'clock Thence it will pass still to the
southeast. over Jacksonville, Illinois, across
southern Indiana, central Kentucky, eastern
Tennessee, into and across North Carolina,
and will touch the sea coast in Pamlico
Sound: and j, will finally leave the earth
not far from the Bcrmudas. 1t will be vlsi-
bic in all parts of the United States, aid
total over a belt of 100 miles in width along
the line just indicated, the sun being hid
more than four minutes.
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CHINESE TEMPLE" Carleton in a
letter to the Boston Journal says of the
temple at Canton: The word joss is not
Chinese word, but corruption Of the
Latin word Dests-iirst used by the Port
guese the Chinese would not understand
US were we to use the term. Going up into
the heart of the town, we find the temple on
one of the principal streets. There is such
a crowd in front of it that we can hardly
get along-not worshippers, but here at the
entrance are gamblers, fortune tellers by the
score, quack doctors. hucxsters of all sorts.
On both sides of the wide passage are
rooms containing plaster images which tell
the story of the future life, as the Bhuddists
understand 1.-THE torments of the wicked.
One man is being ground up in grist mill.
The devils are turning the stone, and the
victim has been put in headforemost. You
see only his legs and feet sticking out Of the
hole in the stone. These people believe in
the transmigration of souls-that is. that
the wicked will live in The future in the
shape of oxen, asses, monkeys. snakes and
all sorts of animals, and here is the repre-
sentation of the change. A boy Is changing
to a dog one man has just began to take
on the head of an OK another has become
an ass-nothing very strange in that, per-
haps you will say. We see no women or
girls taking the form of donkeys or other
shapes, for they believe that women have no
souls.
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MEETING OF THE UNION COUNTY
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

The Union Central Committee of Orms
by County will hold meeting, at ,bi:
Office, at l o'clock to-day-Saturday
November Tth-for the purpose of set
Ting up the business Of the late cam
paign.
All persons having bills against the
Committee are requested to present
them and those candidates and Office
holders who have not paid their assess
nents are requested to pay up.
A punctual attendance of members
and due attention to what is set forth in
this notice is urged.
HENRY R. MIGHELs, Chairman
Union Cent?. Com. Ormshy County.
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From tho Gold Hill News Of last evening.

| SACRAMENTO, November e.-No Overland
dispatches received here last night.
CALIFORNIA.
The election returns for this State nelud,
40 counties, leaving but one-Mendocno-
unheard from. The majorities for Gran
foot up 6,256; the majorities for Seymour
1915, leaving a Grant majority of 9Sl
Mendocino last year gave Haight over Cor
ham 1876; deducting this as Seymour's maj
GRITTY in that county, we still have sos left in
favor of Grant.
A dispatch from San Francisco last night
at 10 o'clock, says: We figure 40 majority
for Grant, taking the vote Of last year for
Haight in nine couHties not yet heard from.
A number of bets have been Withdrawn by
mutual consent, both parties fearing the re-
suit would be against them.
SACRAMENTO, November Go P. M.-Ds-
patches from San Franc isco up to this hour
say that Grant has carried the State by at
least 400. Barstow says it is distressingly
close, but thinks the State safe fox Grant.
SAN Francisco, November e. Pm
The Bulletin figures up that allowing all the
counties to be heard from to give the same
majorities as they gave last year, Grant will
carry the State by APO.
From La>tern advces to date it is estima-
ted tina, the Republicans will have 1879
members of the list Congress, and the Dem
ocrat, IS.
SACRAMENTO, November 6.-About l
o'clock yesterday morning an accident hap
pencd on the Central Pacific Railroad, by
which several cars we're smashed and loco
motive diSablc 4 freight train which had
got ahead of time, stopped at a polat near
Verdi, and was there run into by another enc
which followed il, which was also ahead Of
time. Several cars were made kindling
wood of and the forward part of the engine
was broken considerably. The engineer who
suffered a sprained ankle, was the only one
hurt.
The passenger train due in the city at P.
NJ. was delayed about three hours, but reach
ed the city at 3 P. NJ, making the connection
with the San Francisco steamer.
We had few light showers of rain yester-
day and this morning. Weather still cloudy.
Indications for more rain.
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After several years of botheration, we have
Just found out what Mr.. johnson is. There
can be no mistake about the is prophet
unless, indeed, he employs the planchette
For did he not, while proclaiming National
Thanksgiving on Monday week have a clear
view of the result of the approximating cleo
tons? After paying the usual compliment
to the crops, and giving thanks for the Pacific
Railroad, His Excellency added: 1--WE are
permitted to hope that long protracted polite
al and sectional discussions are, at no dis
tant day, 10 give place to returning harmony
and fraternai affection throughout the Repub-
lic.' In order to make sure of harmony,
it was necessary that the Democratic"
party should be smashed. Now, how did the
President know on Monday that the Dem
ocratic" party Was to be smashed on Tues
day? This question answered, we should
like further to inquire whether Mr.. john
sons emotions, upon hearing from Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio. were pleasant or painful. or
whether he listened with the dull inditfer-
ence of man who has already hidden the
world farewell.-Nesc York Tribune.
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NEW BOOKS.

We have received, by mail, from D
Appleton l. Co., Publishers, New York
through A. Roman 4 Co, San Francisco
a copy of Scott's novel of The For
tunes of Nigel" the same being of the
pamphlet series of the Waverly novels
already mentioned in this paper a:
being issued in a cheap and desirable
form, by Appleton & Co. The book
before, US is, like the others ofthe series
handsomely illustrated and printed
Price IS cents.
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A KLEPToMANIAC.-The Colusa Sua OF
October 3lst says: Owen Finnegan found DR..
McDaniels horse AMI buggy standing in the
streets of Marysville, got into the buggy ani
started off, not knowing exactly where he
was going, drove into the slough six miles
above Colusa, and broke one of his thighs
ne then cut the harness of the horse and got
on bareback, and rode like Jehu distance
of ten or twelve miles. On the 18th of Octo-
Der Finnegan was found about four miles
above Princeton lying alongside of tie roas,
with mis- throat badly cut. The horse he had
been riding was standing close by. He said
he had tried to put an end to his existence
because ne had offended Christ. The knife
was very dull, and it was evident that he had
made several attempts TO cut his throat; and
DR.. Hunter says he did not lack more than
the thickness Of sheet of paper of gsttiag
through the windpipe. The cut was around
from. the large vein on one side of The neck
to it On the other. Hs was taken to Prince
ton and his wounds dressed.
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A FASHIONABLE CALL.-Ihese " calls y
are usually airy nothings, poor mix
tuGe OF folly and hypocrisy, an attempt at
deceit which both parties fully understand
Ii is lwavs my stery how sensible women
can siuop 10 the custom, but where faShloa
rules there is no limit to its sway all must
bend to it or be broken in the resistance.
Conversation at the calls is usually after
this model, which some accurate observer
has printed for reference and Instruction to
tho uniniriated:
I" How do you dc, my dear -
Putty we'll, thank you" {They kiss
How have you been this age
Putty well. Ho" have ycu been -
Very we'll, thank you"
Pleasant to-day"
Yes, very brigAt-but we had a shower
yesterday.
Are all your people WELL"
Quite well, thank you: how are yours:
Very well, am Obliged to YOU
Have you stem Mary D-lately :"
"No, bat I've seen Susan c."
You M saw so, Is she well -
Very we'll, believe" lRssing}
t. Must you go
" Yes, indeed; I've seven calls Jet to
make"
Do call again soon.'
ThaRk .ou :; bat ,uu don's call en- me
once IN an age.
On. YOU should not say so /; I'm sure
I'm very good"
Goodbye =
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-07
Curious CoMPvTATIoN.-T Paris Patrie

Curious CONFERENCE.-The Paris Patrie
SAYS: The celebrated phrase OF General
Fly viii probably be remembered. He said
from the tribune the Chamber of Deputies,
on the occasion Of the bill fyr granting all
indemnity of thousand millions of francs to
the French en.;yres: DO you know that an
equal number of minutes has not cllp,ed
since the death Of Jesus Christi Although
these words were pronounced nearly half a
century ago, we have not even YET attained
the amount.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-07

Asro>ISHrS THE NATIVES following
postscript 10 business letter from Carson,
received at this office last evening, shows that
the CarSonitns consider us sound On the main
question ." | suppose Won are all rejoicing
vrr over thu political millennium. We have
done our level best bat reverently lift our
ancient tiles Storcr County. You are FIRST
class bricks. "-Entenpxls 9Th.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-07

THE LARGEST SAFE ever made in Cali
fnrnia has just been completed for the
Treasury CT that State. weighs $500
pounds, and its lock has many millions
of combinations, embracing hve abba
BEES aad nine figures. The safe is II 4.
of four lhicknesses of ha'ier ria'e iron .
aud is absolutely burg larrroof.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-07

Mrs MARY L. HUTCHINSON, mother Of
the Hutchinson family of singers, died Of
paIaly sis at Milford, New Hampshire, Sep
TENDER Goth, aged eishty;hrce. She was
the mo ther Of sixteen children, 10 whom the
musica powers with which she Was uatat
ally gifted we're transmitted.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-07

IMPARTIAL SUFFRaGE.-TLe States OF
Iowa and Minnesota have, hy m emphatic
vote of their people sxpunged the words
:" white persons" frotn their CONSTITUTIONS.
This secures t" the b!nck> citiIeus Of tnose
States the right to vote.