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The Portland daily press., 1868-08-13
Two House Lots for ale
For Sale.

ON Congress ST. nearly opposite Bishop Bacon's,
" will be sold on reasonable terms.
Apply to GEO. X. DAVIS s. co.
July 15-dtf l
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Vim >te wa'I VS. SAM ;..r> ri. "; ~. i'h-
ii, n >.ri k~r, "a ~ coats Of p:tT.
Marrl j. lion,.,> jam. A. Molre-- divorce.
testimony, pioin.'i.
On nrtiou ,rder Tor utilization # The Meshop-
| pen Water 'omra"> ,"atiauei.
In rarttrr or Nar-es D,:n.r-s-- notice of arricA-
tion for dis hnrge as al. i5so'veHt, ordered 10 be
| given II hcariI rho tnt day U: Text term
| ORPHANS COURT.
In matter of estate OF Jas. G. Winfield, deed, L.
Court grant rule on Widow to show cause why PEN
sion shall nos be discontinued and awarded to VIM.
d. Winfield and why De5ora \. Benedict should
not be appointed guardian Of VIM d. Winfield a
minor.
On filing petition and Bonds n. G. Purly was ap-
pointed guardian Of Sarah L. and Harvey l.. Smith.
On petition Of Zenas Jenkins citation ordered
against Charles Harris guardian Of Joe jenkins,
to show cause why his appointment shall not be
revoked.
ON pctititlon Rube II. kcenecy released and Seth
L. Keeney appointed guardian ofGrace Woodhouse.
On motion rule granted heirs of solomon Whit
comb to elect refuse property at valuation. Pub
licati0u OF notice ordered.
On petition and bond Med JIG. Spauliing ap-
pointed guardian Of Anna l.. Hitchc0ck-Sale of
real estate OfGcrti.
In matter Of the estate Of i. X. PccAham deed,
John \. Sittscr appointed auditor to audit account
Of {. VI. Manvlle.
In matter OF the estate of Albert KOsengrant decd
VIM. I. Little appointed auditor to distribute funds
in hands of the administrations.
QUARTER sEs~IoNS.
Grani Jury called and sworn. Hiram Hitchcock
Foreman.
Com. VS.. owen Dorsey-lndicLment, Assault and
Battery. Aaron Wood pros. Ignored Co. to pay
costs.
Com vs. Reuben Parks. Indictment Assault and
Battery. NJ. y. Ncwbury pros. Ignored, pros. to
pay costs.
Com vs. Hiram Marcy AMI Daniel Decker, super
visors oc Nicholson. Indct neglect to repair roads
True Bill.
Com vS. Wm. kingsley-Indictment Assault and
Battery. Pat Kingsley pros. True Dill Tried
Def, acquainted On ground Of insanity.
Com vs Geo. u. ellison. Indictment opening ana
shutting Canal Lorks-n. RAIN Pros. True bill.
Bail forfeited.
Com. IS. WIN. Wal-inGictmcnt false pretcnseS,
Riley RaiIy pros True bill, cause tried-verdict
not guilty uelt. to pay costs Rule granted to
show cause why sentence should NOS be suspended.
Com vs. Edward ". %tc-lns-Indict Assault
ana Battery with weapons Ahira Gay Pros. True
BilI-causc continued to next term.
Com - Henry J. CusAuro. in3ct Larceny. j.
w Alien Pros. True bill. Cause triei. jury fail
ell 10 agree.
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PROCt,i5flGIO

wyoming County. - J In the Court of Common
Iirury RUught vs. ! Pleas. of Wyoming County
Laura KaugLt No. y, Jan term 1905
To Laura ROu2ht.
r,ry Term 1868 which was duly returned non cs!
jur'sfus and thereon an alias subpoena was issued
i'm ,1jI ease returnahle 10 April term 1868 upon the
rsfurr of which proof wa. made that the said Laura
Eau.,i could not BE- found in my hIiit"ick
This notice IS Therefore TO require You 70 appear
r.e he iIg!pes Of the said Court on the third sion
IgE- in November next to answer said complaint.
VI. ~ DeWIHf sheriff.
Shern.s Once, Tunk. sept %. lSGs.
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Exz"D ~ c.Ixm -A<B.

COZ BURNS PATENT
Patented July 3. 1861. Rt-issn,d Aug. Is 1865.
Extracts from Letters ami Repairs of tho working
qualities of the Axe.
Your Axe Is 30Inl tn De i'HE ANE.
2 II will rut = p r cent better.
.: Ny hrl'her LIST Que ARIA IA The war; hut with
ynur Axe he a.ra -; IL veil any one Else can
4, l. | could -rt another. twsh'r-f'e (s!7'
dollars vou'l not bay il.
;. Il will cut hJop-palos better than any other
Axe
t. I would not be withnat ii far ansthing.
l. The only digestion is i; goos tao far into the
wusri.
ns Mer who chop for .'living unve rsaly y.approve
of il, e &c a,' i1fahum
For sale by all responsible dealers, and the max :
era
LTPPINCOFT 4 BAkEWELL, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Sole ownsIs Of the Patents.
Manufacturer. of thr RED JACkErANlS SAWS,
SHONELS alri SCOOPS, and ali approved Shal"s
and Styles o! Axes.
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AGENTS WANTED TO TAKE ORDERS
ECR SECOiLECTIINS u FRIgiTc MFti9IRS CT WASH
INc10I
BY his ADOPTED son

BY HIS ADOPTED son
GEORGE aYASHINGTO X PARKE GUSTS,
with Illustrated and Explanatory notes by BEN
son !. LOSING.
4 book for all sections and all parties containing
the minute details OF WasiingtoH's Private l4l!e AZ
vcli rs his public career (Which general hslory
docs not reveal This book il written by lHem1tr
ol y uEiiugtOus Is OWH f4miiy-0ne who hNcd Win
him from infancy, sHi must prove peculiarly accept
able 10 the american Public.
The great dcIIanG for this work, its ready sale,
AMI increased commission makes il the best book
foc Agents ever published.
The mes; liberal terms to agents, and exclusive
sale in the territory assigned.
send for dCs ripJIve circultr and terms 10 Agents
Address WILLIAM FLINT,
No. &c South lth Street, Philadelphia Pa.
yiDl6bT.
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LIME! Lill1!. LIME!!!

The undersigned has recently elected Pcrna-
urut Lime Killer. and mas 1n hand = large stock 0i
Wnfcrl9a lime which hc will sell a. cheap as can ls
bought 1T any point ou the line Of canal from PITT
stun Co EimiTa.
order, vii br promptly hi!ei, 1ad Line Sh'pP'I 20
all points by canal ia 10 BiED' y.
downtown, Bradford 60. Pa.
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On the gth ,r-t t.,a f'wania Roai be.weeu
th place ~ Gesaonp u, Soldier Ds: arge Pa
pers, granted C. C . ger TIE & rie: viii &c
literally reysr cd by IsaviHg the same with q. C.
Miller ii this !, ac..
funkhan1"ck, 70 Oct 27t.ls65'
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whereas letters of Administration to the estate
Of DaaI hUnsmau. late oT Tunkhannock tp, deed,
have been granted 20 the subscriber. All persons In
dcbted to the said estate requested 10 make i'm
mc.iiate payment, and those having claims or de.
IuapIs against the estate OF the said dccedent viii
make known the same duly authenticated without
delay 10 LEV Si4A l., adlhr.
Bald lIOunt. Luz. 60, Pa. sep Is, 'G5 rs.
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Young Meu's Gale to HAPPY Marriage aud Con
iugal Felicity. The humane views "f ncte'"'e"t
Phy siciaus on the Errors and Abuses Inctieht 10
Youth aud Early Mdninpi sent in sealed letter en-
v-Iorss free al charge hdjres nov AID ASH
CIATlON, Box p PhilSde!lhia, Pa
vSn3!y.
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t.A,Igi.H~, ENASItNATIUS .

Teachers Examinations will be held as follows
viz at Me.iloppyu, Oct. 2Gth Achoopany, oct =,
E'orLston Cci gs,h; TuHkhanEOck, Oct. &sth :
pirrreyilla oct Both school House near whites
Ferry, in Falls Tp., oct. 5lst at Northmor'lan''
Nov. md. Al
Come with writing material No private extmina-
j. b. RHOADS, Co. Supt.
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PACIFIC HOTEL.

I7a, lI2, III lI6 Greenwich Street
(oNE Duna ABOVE CoErLANDr STREET, HsW York;
The unpcrsi 1ncd takes pleasure in announcing to
his numerous friends and patrons that from this
tate the CHARGE of the Pacific will be
$3.50 PEE DAY.
Being sole Proprietor OF this hous" and therefore
free from the too common exaction of an inonlinaic
rent he is fully able TO meet the downward tenden-
cy Of prices without any falling of of service.
IL will now n heretofore, he his aim TO maintain
unfinished the favorable reputation OF the Pacific,
which il has enjoyed for many years, as one OF the
bcsf uf ira yclers' hotels.
THE FABLE will be bountifully supplied with
every delicucy of the season.
TIE ATTEN DANCE will be found efficient and
and Cbliging.
THE LOCATION will be found convenient for
those whose business calls them in the lower part Of
the city, and of ready access to all Rail Road and
Steamboat Lines.
JOHN PATTEN.
Oct 10Th 1865. nlS-6m.
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HNE DOLLAR! ONE DOLLAR J.
" M3SERVE i CO, 35 Sui'.urr street, boston
sole prcprirors and manufacturers Of the newly
invente Peerless Double Pen tonIsn n. Agen,.
wantei everywhere Nth each t''nh'Ain 81 {,
whether su lie for specimen or u rn''. they seui
slip trittoat charge describing some article they
will sell ioI One Dollar They supply families with
thousands OF useful ornamentl, ant necessary arti-
c!es Of uncqualled quality, deislas 'onpeiiI,'n IN
this trade Commissions 81 TO s5Ju, according to
OF ciuJ~ Many agents III b. s!y II ia,
Circulars So I free.
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Exeter. Oct. 35,h, l.Ge.
AIjIIt5S.

Ntr-..-. lly nita /. rrrigs a.s .rtt Hn bel AMI
b,,r ..ftt.,u. i.t,. g or s..y.c s . 'a! Lore
for. + i,rtl All e son. f-r! hIr""rn. "r trusting
her on IA, acc,u... - VI" lnv a. r''rs 81 her
col'i..'Tg. -ttN'ih : ;'''-l''''N.
N...i:,..,,,clall uct iyth Lli3w.
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OTICIs.

EtSrMAI .sH. -, II mock h,., - s1lsi
IL Kip Da.s 3, So freu cal = 81 Boots
nj S.; lmi-nrei 80 u CLlt, FAir >.r,",i. Box
Toes. AT siJ. JuI ev-r, J1ner trtt,l5i. inc at
equally I'" pI1ss
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I.n<al aisss PersU.sal

,,Ipp..- Tass.--;eln ..', pr c'.on L''' les
- .Eirptng tags-yarious sa,s-blank or printed to
.eaer l.,r sale at this office.
IH.laa ghankssiyi.E Se'V!ces, wit be held
I'm the Prcsby terian Church in this place, on Thurs
f.r. Nov. 2Gth, commencing at 1919 O'Clock, A NJ
sermon Ly Rev \. T. TUrman. All the people OF
,.,ry name ana denomination are invited to attend.
x,. ID. ". G., Oims tad vii anlI Guar
-.,,y Meeting in the N. i. Church, in Tunkhan-
r,eA Oh saturday and sunday, Nov 2Sth and 29th.
services as usual on Quarterly Meeting occasions.
Dn.t.,n It'll uo i:icIis OF the Rev C. T..
Ian. are invited to make him i donation visit, on
Thursday Nov. 26,h, afternoon and Evening. Chill
.rcn. under Il years Of age are not invited until
next day, at f. y COMMITTEE
Great %.wsFapcr .:Utelpii>,. .--As will
b. Observed by reference to prospectus, MoOre's Ru-
r! ys, TorS,r is to be nearly doubled in size and
Otherwise materially improved. The RURAL is al
ready the most popular national weekly ofits class
Int the proposed change must largely extend its
circulation and inufience.
CHANG. ui Tiinc.--lt rrtlI he ( lie
latest time table Of arrival and departure of trains
on the H. V r. r., that the time OF departure OF the
r-ieaht accommodation, has been changed from
2Is 2. VI. to $50 j. u.
shippers will govern themselves accordingly.
Passengers south will note the fact that the last
down train from this place, leaves at l205 +. NJ
n. GENITAL Express o.. Of Ihc Lehi sh
valley Rail Road Is now prepared to forward goods
a-!s..Aagcs to all important points on the lines OF
,.e several Railroads Of the country. Articles for
sLi,Yncu. from Tunkhannock can be left at Billing
\ Phillips store in town, with the subscriber ut
the Depot; Articles received on this line Tor Tunk-
hammock viii be forwarded daily TO the above men
T. II. PHILLIPS, Ag't.
Ia,portant Mr-:c.I Irf"rmation.--L. L,
Powell Of Scranton has made large reductions in
tie prices of Mason { HamIin's Cabinet "Metro-
pp.it4n'' ana Portable organs. He is selling
: octave organ for $50, octave double reed stop
with tremyIo for :I25, and octave double reed,
stop, with a new patent '.yox humana" attachment,
Limitation of the human voice. and other new in
ycntons for $40, send to him Tor the new circular
Tie a.. q. st,i.-r IImb-r fr the Lrr Ige
across the Tunkhannoek, this place, is now here
framed and ready to put up. We understand that
15r Kingsley, ;ha bailicr, viii proceed forthwith to
put !; up and tHat the abUtmcnt will be ready for
tie second span 10y the time the first is NJ. 4 few
days or at flrhc-s weeks of open weather VIII en-
able contractor Morgan to finish the ill or grading
for the approaches; 50, that, under favorable cir
cu:nstancos may expect the trains to direct
ly into town. by the beginning orthc new year.
- ants! ! I;.ank-!: ;G'ankS!!!
We keep on hand, for sale, at this Office, Blanks
a. follows
Deeds Leases
Marriage Certificates Inventories,
Teachers Contracts, warrants
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{ III lGDN

An pe,s,Gs H. i,-rs,y :..r,,it rru-t'"g my chill
d,en o.i ny c,au. g., -y:l r't 'r-'s "t their
contracting. 'GhtHiifN ANN VIM
Tu.k.isTu..r .>u... -. is5-.
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Il year
Posim ,s'crs and others who get up ciuns. can
afterwarle all uamts at tn rli+s, ai.i the
names viii he cnuntei, up to April ls'. us part Of
th ginal cinf
peruieI, crI,cs sent tree Of post ge. nr.'ript ct
o 4, cen:
SEMI ur siecimens, md com n".'ce se"lng in
y,ur elu'JS snrly. Al mmunica .lnns NUT be- ad
dresso to.JoSEPH A NUNES, Publfher Il !.rop'r.
l2l 80. Third ST., Phla,frlpri Pa.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Letters o. Admins
tration Of the estate of Daniel Treble late OF Wash
ington township deceased, have been grantel to
the subscribers. All persons indebted to said estate
are notined to make payment to the subscribers; (;
md all persons having claims against said estate
are requested present the same, duly authentica
ted fer settlement, to the subscribers OF either Of
them. at their Tesi..enccs said township.
JOHN c. ACE,
MARGARET TREBLE administrators
Wnshinpton Nov. 23i. ls6S.
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l. ECO

SAMP%ON.-In TunkhannOcA BOr0., on Nov. =,
1858. Mrs. Eliza - sampson, rcllct Oi the late
Squire sampson, aged 6s yTs.
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IMPROVED " It'll ROWFLI'S NEW PATENT
| nOCBLE-GEAE. The nn!v WEipger which can
use ;he ''Sr,P.' astrnia: "h've the v''-' which
is absolutely necessary Ia prevent the c"gs from
MIA, ing out Il y-ar IN ne Rubher Rollers from
hrlrg strain 4 r broken in wringng large articles
S I'D Nv dealers generally. supply Always kept
nn hand for shipment at Cleveland Chicago, and
S. Lnui. K c BErWblNG, Gea~ral Agent, 81
CoHIanit street n. Y.
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AHENrS WANTED FOR THE
SEGRET SERVICE


D1 WEN T. T. {. DlhE
T'r' ,stnGndin, rrvrlliinrs Hnl >tIrIliag ji.clos
l. IL tli> wpik are yreu.in. tac mos in
tense e,Ie 10 Tie hinds OF the people 10 HlTrin II
Is Ii idl ciiagH,rr and r"Eir sale. c'Iu!iar with
an in c conn.iS~iuu, make il the ls' scrip
ton be-. 4-v.r ,'ublIsned Sent for r;r Ii.r: and
an, abi shy il sells t,>.er G!i,n any 9th
unri,. a tres JONES BROTHERS 4 Co.,
rh,la.' t.il "a, ur Chiraso, Ill.
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THE
practical Farmer.
NOW IL IT'S SIXTH IEAE!
PUBLISHED IN PHILADELPHIA.

MONTHLY - $3.50 ier annnm, in rIvan,c. iy
PA CiIAkL NORRIS, Is y" 18Th St, Philt'd
~ r,p;"s inr $50 Is chiefly made up Of original
rna;,rr, IL. li,un Ia every u ptrtrent ri As'icu-
ru-,, lorti. u!lu!e AMI Rural Ecun,u'y. Large L.
du ransr,. ani iiLc.1l premiGln. oaer.i To agents
nti ~. .s<eis. Sunlle copies luIuishei On alpli-
r'iiiln
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or - HAT RACK.-County Rights. Send for
T6 w circular 70 T., y, BLAKE Pittsburgh, Pa.
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COhSUMPTlCs

Ybous&nds ~ Gaze, s,t.st a. 49,
dent sUpp"srd iIr oa- rM!.f.d
this terrible diSeH-S. .4at- 49, -.
hy ttIe use ~ .-e.s * ttS SIs..
eunaRia ipa, debts ,. I'D -
ths nsna! sst..sE nEs - -.
Sases Of Eprs'asa 'tt-.
6sSsE''Ns "ES%I.E. -
ESpHIi:t t"Ftl a. t4i ii'.. ."t., ...>-s
e. III s'S fcGiG as .sr SrGE
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Blood Purifiers

srsr k1n,c and uriH cure a. :sc:.ss r,,"Hsl IL.
bad biood.
K.,7o your JI,os! i4.s: i,cp y,.o L.,-' -;
Keep your dIgSs!Ttr ,iss. E'.. hst.s: "t-..
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arsr ANAL v0u
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THE HOME WEEKLY.

~ - ~
THE HOME WEEKLY.
III. ,vo ,ro ur,ri /. ~, o,rf one ftne uii,s
o.l II III .,st iut - j.
THE r,t Apf<r FAAGfLA PAPER iN r..F
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Weak and Delicate Chiitrca

utIu LSliSS-A% NIiii-'b Sfa
are made strong by usihS ID" i'ttts!&
or Tonic. la fact, th"S H.& EGIpIi:
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Cii'f Ia.'.. - The Supreme C,Uri 4 ,4n'., !,.rs.
"HtLiralrHiI. AIir4 TO- -.
sad no, fI,,.is ';s,n.tG SiitrIS .. H. -rfa.
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M .a@ ai w ~a- - a.s w. 49,

Ladies' who wish fair Skin ana
good complexion, frVs freIa titUu-
ish tinEs and all othSF die Il IA snieut.
should usr these Temed.s. ocen,ion-
ally. The Liver la srfsc. order. and
the blood pure. vii TeEnl ia spark
ling eyes und blooming s..tk..
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Louisiana Intelligence.

The Shreveport News says that robberies ars
becoming slarmingly frequent IN that city and
neighbOrhoOd.
Father Pierre is opening a subscription list to
establish in Shreveport Catholic library for the
bereft Of the public.
The weather has been very cold in the Opelou-
sss region. The Courier Of the lst says: During
the past week we have had in this latitude some
OF the coldest weather we have experienced sine
TIE memorable winter OF 1853. IL commenced
on tuesday about midday in cold rain which
before night turned into a sleet and snow storm,
and on Wednesday morning house tops and dry
spots were covered with white mantle an iBch
or two deep. The ground continued frozen for
several days, and we expect good deal Of stock
must have perished.
Sunday last about twenty criminals, convicted
al the last District Court Of -. Landry were
started for the PeDitentiary at Baton Rouge, in
charge of the proper officers. The Courier calls
'heir departure a happy riddance." We should
think 30.
The Court House Of VIM parish has been
burned, with all the records of the sheriff, clerk
and recorder.
We have received private infoT nation OF the
arrest and confinement AZ VicksbGrg Miss, OF DR..
Gordon, resident of this parish. He was on a
writ 10 his former home that State, when he
was seized and imprisoned by the military au-
thoT'ies. We have not ascertained the particu-
lars s- Mansfield Times.
SNOW storm in Clinton last Tuesday.
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6hRKETs

LONDON, Feb. 4.-Evenng.-Consols 93f.
Bonds 72.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. -Afternoon.-Cotton dull
uplRnds Z Id, Orleans sd. sales 5000 bales.
HAVANA, Feb. 3.-5.ernC Exchange p cent.
premium gold on New York; long, I, short, ! Z
cent premium.
New YORK, Feb. 4.-Goverzments weak; j:2Os
OF lSG4, with coupons, l09b Of 1865, l095; Of
1867, 1879; l04Os lO44; 1905 1919. Money very
easy Cal loans 5 /; Stocks weaker.
Sub-treasury balance 500 100000.
NEW YORK, Feb. A.-Gold l4Ot: gold bonds
lll9 Sterling l03E. Flour dull aud unchanged.
Wheat unchanged. Corn quiet and fra. Rye
dull. Oats steady. Mess Pork duh S22 S. Lard
firm, l3z4l4l. Cotton dull. Middling uplands
l9Ml94c. Freghts dull.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Cotton less active and
lower; sales to-day 1890 bales at l9c. for mid
dlings. Flour and wheat quiet aud unchanged.
Corn closed heavy; Western mixed 81 279l %;
white Southern, inferior TO prime, 81 200l 80.
Oars dull. Provisions generally unchanged. Lard
l3SGH2c. Groceries steady and quiet. Turpen-
tine 5SbG59c. Rosn So 2O07. Freghts drUop-
ing. Sterling frmer and less active. Gold lil4.
NoBuE, Feb. 4.-COtton market dull; sales to-
day 1000 bales; middlIugs lie. Receipts ll9S
bales. Exports 45G4 bales.
SAVANNAH, Feb. 4.-COttOn dull and heavy;
middlinRs l7i@l73c.; sales to-day $50 bales; re-
ceipts 5000 bales.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 4-COtton market quiet. Sales
80 bales. Receipts coo bales-middlings 1910
Ito.
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FROM ALABAMA.

The Vote on the Adoption OF the CSnAtItu-
tIOn-The EIgEt 10 Challenge Voters Dis
Puted-Gen. Meade and sssT gone 40 Mo-
bile.
MOBILE, Feb. 4.-COl. Hudson, commander in
this city, having received information that regis
trars had refused the right and privilege of chs-
leDging votes, has requested the chief of police to
notify registrars and judges of elections that this
right must be respected the election will be n-
valid. Hudson also notified registrars and judges
OF elections that the clerks appointed by the
Democratic party be admitted within each polling
place. The election is passing of quietly.
MONTGOMERY, Feb. 4.-lhe vote TO day on the
question Of Isufying the Constitution, 1851. Two
white candidates yOted-Gl the others negroes.
Gen. Meade and STAFF left for Mobile tonight.