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CoRRESPOTuEgCr.
tsEElPIEES Appeal.
noRSIxo, DEC. is. Ises
TENNESSEE PRESS ASSOCIATION.

A meeting Of the tennessee Press AS
ISOLATION is hereby called at Nashville,
on the second Mondsy in January, 1869,
at the Office of the Union and american,
st II O'Clock M, upon business OF impor-
tauce. a full attendance is requested.
THOMAS BOYERs. President,
HUErER NICHOLSON, Secretary.
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RECHMoxD.

RICHMOND, December I7.-Governor
Wsliss this morning respited Peter Phil
murder on Friday, uatn February Is d,
at which tine the hsbeas corpus issued
BY JGdgs Underwood, OF the United
5 -stes District Court, in his case, is re-
turned. The gaaiows was bsing erected,
the Sheriff having determined to disre-
gard the habess corpus and hang the
prisoner, unless respiled by the Cover
aaar
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TELEGRAPHEO MARKETS..
g Vol sarket.

NEW YORK, December E.-Cotton steady
sales 300 bales; uplauds 25[c. Flour 'ess eetfv,
bot unchanged. Rice dcmer; Carolina Sg9s
Coffee quiet and hrIn- sugar oul; New Or
leans lie; Havana IKE. Molassss HUI. Whea'
| quiet. Corn dall at 81 ll@l II.
Dry GOCds-La2caslcr and AmOskeag printi
ADVANCE TO iEZ and 8amsut5a to CSC. Pr,ul.
Ing cloths scarcs ana firm at Sc for Q 4 square
Cottonsdss have Tise4 g, b1t are slow.
MoBsy--atonty Is active and hrIn atT PEI
cent loE tSrrency 10 per cent Tor gold, or
currency VIII 2 commission Of sc. The lfN 2
Of currency toIbe south aud Wet conafaaes
The banks are mai pcsGd 10 expand IN view o.
the appr5 aching Qnarterly statement. A heavy
shave Is supmitbsd to or the use OF money.
Ihirty and sixty days discounts quiet at 79I0
Prime short PAPER sterling Sxs9%. Prime gold
lo~wer-inhueDcsd by the sizes bstween the
combination and senator MOrton's speech
ooened at s44 and closed at 3fSa3fh. TIE
CoasmeTciots meney article says Morton is mis-
taken in the guam y OF gold in the eoantTy.
The supply out,ide Of the 7 esq y, available
for market use, cannot be estimated at much
4 any ever Sl0,UJ0,000 Exported to-day SIS UO0.
A dispstch hou an NJ. q. says IL - co esl1ered
certain tbe supreme Court VIII affirm the con-
Gtiiuti9nsllty OF TIE legal tender act, and a de-
clslon VIII be rendt red within two or three
weeks. NeW psnnessees eS4@65E.
New Orleans Aarket.
NEW ORLEANS. December lZ.-Cotton sitter :
ba es exports T752 bales. Gold 5L. Sterling
49, commercial - 14S. New YORK sight 5<a%
d scoun,, Foar quist and nrm superdne q ID
OF 2Oi Xxx 81 sc : 50; Xxx s. 754S 20. Corn
arm at 7c@S0c. Oats dull at tic. Bran dUif at
81 10. Hay, fair Western, s25; Gn5 Eastern 81.
PORK ACTIVE a S2s42S IS bacon scarce, shout.
ders 49, el5l{c; clear rib sides lSMc: clear sides
Is<c. LARD nrin terce Ht2c; key lSj<c. Sugar
a tive and tending Upwsrds eonlpon 9Ag94c;
active and prices advanced co .mon 5Sa6Oc.
prime G965c choice 66@6Ic. Whisky firm:
Western rsctlhed 81 l5@t I7E. Coffee cuiet
fair IA 9lSLe; prime 10 z9i5e.
Louisville s1RrkaG.
LOUISVILLE, December l7.-Tobacco sales n
hhds OF low grades; Tugs TO medium lear $50
II IS Cotton &54c. Hogs ~ &@9 50 gross.
les pork 81 90. Lard l79l7&c. Bulk s1oul-
deIs l0hgIlci clear RIB sides l3L@l4xe; clear
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THE Washington SPECIAL correspond
ent OF the Louisville CoJTisT-JoaTRct
~telegrsphing on Monday, Gays: "The
COMMITTEES on PGblic Expenditures were
directed by the House to-dsy to send foF
persons aud papers and investigate the
charges made in the Worcester So that
a corruption fund wassIent among mem
oers, newspaper meD, lobbyists snd oth-
ers, to secure the psssaGs OF the bill pay
ing Eor Alaska. Mr.. HJRLBUKr, Of flew
YORK, is chairman OF the committee, and
intends to proceed ct oies il the invssii-
CATION, and viii be assited materially in
sscertsining the truth OK The charges by
such Representatives Of the press as have
been put down in the pU% biiestion referred
to with having received q fee"
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A DISPATCH from New York to the St.
Louis Daily Democrat OF the l6.h says
Cotton dealers say tho rstRFns 2rs very
favorable, and the crop will be at least
thVss million bales.
The above would bs sughabls were it
not mi5chisvous. New Workers VINO are
trying to besr the market rIay as vel
learn nov that the cotton crop may reach
two million bales, but I OF one bale more.
Dispatches liks the above are from wbols
cloth.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, December I7.-Dr. J. II.
Gibbon, Of Charlotte, n. c., died here
yesterday, aged seventy-four. he wss
father OF Gen. Gibbon, OF the United
States army.
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sides If4@I5-. superane haurs s. 5096 Wheat
8 1901 o. Corn e0963c. Oats 5S9G0c. Rye 81 40.
WHISKY, raw, CSC.
Cincinnati HaTket.
C~IScIEEATI. December Il Family -four 81 so
as. Wheat 81 70. Corn 72973c. Cotton quiet
~ z3Lc Whisky 9sc. Pork ST 80. Lard H%c.
Bulk shoulders l01kc sides l3H@I5c Bacon
clear sides l7Z@lE4c. Butter as4lc. Eggs s3c.
New Orleans sugar l39l5c C3fse 3l935e.
81. Louis Hsarhet.
81. LON december l7.-superdDe nour s. 80
as So. WbestS 81 S0@2 10. Corn 7HaS0c. Oats IS
9G9c. WHISKY yfa9Sc. Pork hsld at SCI 60
kulE clear sides is549l5c; shoulders l0H@llc.
Bacon shoulder Exc; clear tides l7c; hams
i7%c. Lard lie.
Foreign zarsxess-
LoSDoN. December I7.-COusols closed at s2]{
99Sz. 5-20's dull at 743E- Increase OF bullion
in the Bank OF England, E3i1t0
FRANKFORT, December H.-Unitsd States
) us closed at 70.
LrvERPooL,D December T7.-Cottou closed quiet.
Msddiing upiands 1854 on the spot; TO arrive,
l04d Orleans lO54d sales lD,O0 bales
HAvRE, December Lotion 1871 On the
spot.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, December 1.-THE
trial OF the EiitebelIs for the murder of
Mrs. Hill commenced this moruiDg. The
counsel for NFs. Mitchell claimed q seps-
rate trial, which was granted, and the
trial OF MIR. Mitchell proceeded.
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, December l7.-John Nc
Clelianj, Assessor OF Internal Revenue,
was suddenly taken III yesterday, and
fears as TO his recovery are entertained
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HUSTON.

Boston, December 17.-R. H. Dana
has supd the Mayor and Aldermen Of
Cambridge fer 5000 damages fer eraslDg
his name from tie voting Lists at the
ste eiection.
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PORT JARVIS.

PORT JARVIS, n. " Decsmtcr H.
The Catholic Church at this place was
burned Yesterday.
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FOREIGN.

MADRID, Dscamber I7.-Leaders Of all
political parties have united IN making
: solsmn pledge to use all lawful iDhu-
eDces to preserve peace ana osuer
throughout necountry, until constituent
| courts have met and settled the question
a. Issue.
The prompt suppression OF the revolt
81 Csdjz has greatly strengthened the
hands OF the Provisional Government,
and ~di=sipsted the alarm which pre-
vailed. TIE Minister OF Finance Ess a.
| ready commenced the payment Of the
interest on the public debt. In London
and Paris the subscriptions 10 the new
loan have been closed. They amount TO
five million reals.
It is officially announced thst the cleo
ton Of Cuban Deputies to CsdiE viii be
held immediately after the arrival Of
Capt.-Gen. Dulce at Hsvans.
The rumors in regard TO difficulties
among members Of the Provisional Gov
| erBment are denounced as false and IN
founded. The present Cabinet, Il is be.
! Iieved, viii remain intact until the NEST
iug OF the CsIt1z.
LONDON, DscemberI7.-Au ultimatum
addressed by ihe Sublime Porte Of the
| Government az Heus, demanded the dis
2 aEn.NNLNAELAA VI LA1 Ht@&N9 -
Greece within five days prohibiting fur
th5r yolunteeringi the imUeiiste dis
usntling OF vcs5eis used for conveying
supplies to the Cfetsns the restoration
| Of CTetsn sut jscts 10 the island; punish
| nlent OF the persons who assaulted and
wounded a Turkish officer st Syria, and
a stIjct completely with the terms Of all
lreat:es.
It Is rumored in Paris that tho Greek
Government, pressed by The great pow
ers, has yielded to the demands or the
Sultan, but none OF the French papers
today aluGa to such 2 concession.
The AoRiteuT says thst sll TIE Euro
pe2n powers recommend King George 10
respect the rights of the nstiou, but to
insist upon moderation st ConstantiHcple
"a well IS il Athens. The A0Hiteur
thinks this harmony Of councils among
5hc powers is , pledge Of peace in the
East.
John Bright goes in the Cabinet "a
President OF the Board of Trade, and
Lord Clarendon as Foreign Secretary.
CADIz, December 1.-THE fleet, with
Gen. Duice o. board, sailed yesterday fer
Cubs.
LATER.
TIE city is tranquil and the recent fu-
gitives are returning to their homes and
business.
CoNsTANTTNoPLE, Dec. l7.-Mary
suspected Greeks are detained here by
the Turkish authorities.
!. is stated that the Porte declines to
siulit tue BcsUbOTus, the iFCDclSd sent
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CEN1TSEATE.

CINctNSATI, December 17.-Several
hgsa occurred this morning damaging
property to the amount o; $4,000.
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KLEINER- FUCH-On the 18th December.
at st. Msry's Catholic Church, by Rev. Father
Snyder, Mr.. John X. KLEINER azd Miss MA
THILDA FUCH.
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The Reign Of Terror Continue.

UpEana stiis Ia Augusta.
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LOUISVILLE. December l7.-Tobacco sales n
hhds OF low grades; Tugs TO medium lear s5a
II 8 Cotton 2S4c. Hogs - 2H9 50 gross,
n es. pork 81 81. Lard l7gl7&c. BuIk shout
deIs l0hgIlci clear RIB sides liHgl4xe; clear
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Peaaniry,

Our pee-dantic neishbor Of the Repub-
GonH, who hss kept school" and also
critically examined the elegant sentences
which Aow musicalIy from the lips Of brill
idnt young attorneys who practiced before
the high Court formerly held by the
genius" m Court House Avenue, grows
critical in his issue Of last week. Not only
critical, but endesvors to show that that
which he does not know is no, worth while
for any other person to endesvor TO frd
out. He first 6nds "hyperbolicap ty.
biographical error, and then prints "Dry
Goods house OF u. s. A. 4. Stewart. -
he then writes u pedantic communication
suggesting that the Sentiuel man changed
his prooEsheet from .."fTastings" t.
Burke" Well, we don't plume oul
wings on the exactness of our knowledge to
the extent Of the ex-Eequire, but we assure
him that he is mistaken in that. We some.
times delight in teasing our Radical friends
but hardly ever let il go to our proof sheet.
Our wise friend has nothing to say Of the
puff" which we copied in our last, cor
cerning the gallant Major and Judge-wh0
has won such renown before court martials
organized to convict, who is now en-
gagged in memrizing his great speech" in
which he expects to Burke the President.
Well since our suggestions, we have infnr
nation that the alterations from Burke
which will be used by Bingham are being
made by .Stantonl What do you think o.
that, Republicans? Bingham's speech il
being prepared by Stanton.
Since Stanton appointed Bingham Major
to assist Holt, J. A has been his servant
While Stanton was with johnson SO wa
Bingham-when Stanton broke wi h John
son SO did Bingham. lie is the tail t.
Stanton's coat, and Stanton has prepares
the speech which the great hero of the 6
will froth over. 1t will be kind of has
between Burke and Stanton.
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From the Chaiheld MINI Democrat, Apr4.
The Presidential CampaIgn-A
Letter From August Belmont Co
the Democracy Of Minnesota.
The following is q copy Of letter address
ed to the National Democratic Executive
Committee, from August BELMONT, its chair.
man;
NEW YORK, March 2, 1858.
J.H. McKenny, Esq., Dear Sir: i have
forwarded to you the call Of the Democratic
National Committee for the holding OF the
next Nati1nal Convention in the city Of
New York, on the 4th OF July next. You
I viii please confer With the State Central
Committee Of your State, to the end that
she be fully represented in the convention by
the number Of delegates to which she is en-
titled. The National Committee Is desires
ous that an earnest appeal should be made
to the Conservative element throughout the
| Union which has not heretofore acted with
| the Democratic party. We call upon every
| Democratic voter to unite with us in our CT
forts to save our free institutions from the
lawless despotism which now threatens the
| very Foundation of our Government. Il Is
only by the united action on all who love
! the Union and Constitution that We can hope
tn drive from power, in the next Preslden-
tial election, the Radical party. which, by
| its representatives in Congress, has attempt
ed to usurp the functions of the Judiciary
and executive branches Of the Government,
and which, by profigacy and corruption in
/ the management of our national finances,
continues 10 burden our people with sys-
tenn of taxation which must end In pubic
and private disaster, unless arrested by a
wise sound, and economical policy, such as a
Democratic administration is sure TO give us
I hope you will lose no time in order to
cause such measures to be taken in your
State as will bring to our aid in the contest
before us the combined strength of all those
who are opposed to Congressional nsurpa
ton and negro supremacy, and who wish
tie restoration of peace and unity between
all the section of our common country
under the blessings Of the laws and the Con
stitution, for whioh our brave soldiers ant
sailors shed their blood, and the nation pour
ed out its treasure.
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SwDurng the impeachment trial But
Yer has stood prominently In the foreground
a. chief among the managers. 1t is true
that another gentleman was chosen to nom.
ually fill that position, but Butler, the
Beast, appears TO have the brains Of he
party, and to him was the rean task corr.
mitted. Those who have read the evidence
can see how Ridiculous il fhe farce. When
The President was charged with the com>
mission Of high Crimes AMI mistiemeanors,
sfhe ceuntry locked tor something startling
something which every person wonIl look
upon as 9 ceims. Bat tho whols ofense
appears b bare been removing u member
Of he ewn Cabinet, With whom he was not
.on good terms, and appointing another in
his stead Ian net which had been cnmmit-
ael By almost MI his predecessors, from
WashiHgtan and Jackson dowu to the most
insignifcent of thca all, Abraham Lincoln.
The people u the country do not recog-
are this as hiah crime, or even crime
at al, and win hold their servants to
strict accountability 10 the coming elections,
where tho whole raiter viii DO fi.eraughly
cans assed, and the corspiratars unn,askel.
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The Democratic fools elected to the Leg
islature last fall. having control Of the leg
islation Of the State, and having no regard
for the Constitution or the repeated deci-
mons of the Supreme Court, have immortal
izad their folly in more ways than oue.--
Republican.
nea.From what sublime hights does geni-
ns look down upon the common horde.
For the information of the Legislative
fools elected by the people last fall we
would inform them that the pr-dantic au-
thor of the above was formcly JUSTICE OF
THE PEACE. and it is folly in them to
have opinions about legislation without
consulting this modern Solomon. As the
Repsblicdn man has aspirations Tor the
legislature, we would suggest that none be
elected in 1869, but him-and then, the
matter being in the hands of one wise man
who can call 90 many presumptuous men,
"fools," We cannot help having good legis-
lasion.
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me Mente OF sBOag ias Redeen ed
The Whole Democratic Ticket
Elected.
Saaim over Last Year of 4,SAS
Votes,

The Democracy Of Chicago tonight are
almost wild. ''NNe have met the enemy
and they are oursI" The action of the
Illinois Democratic State Convention, in
siyocating Pendieton and his financial plat
form. isindorsed BY the pc ,ple Of the Gar
den CITY.
We elect WIN. McAllister, Judge Of Re-
earler's Court, by siQ majority, and Daniel
u'Hara, Clerk Of that Court, by 100 mas
jurity. Our gain since Inst year is 4.84S,
and s;nos 1858. 6,538 Of Aldermen, we
elsct seven out of seventeen. gain of four.
At the time this written the Times office
IA surrounded by crowds Of enthusiastic
Dcmocrata, giving vent to expressions OF
unbounded JOY. Cheers, laughter, shouts
and songs Gil the air, and all goes merry
as o marriage boil. !"
The Chicago Democracy have long been
oyerborne by Radical numbers but they
have worked with vigor and perseverance,
and their efforts have at last. thank God
lcen crowned with success. The Jacobin
National Convention will meet in thor.
suughly Democratic city.
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The Complete Analysis of the
Holy Bible, or, The Holy Bib'e
Complete, and how 10 Under
stand it.


The Billie is indeed wonderful book,
and wonderful, not simply because II Ia the
Word OF God, but also because of the won
derful amount of knowledge which il con-
tains, and the great variety of subjects
which il treats. 1t il indeed whole libra
ry in ITSELF if we compare i: to uninspircd
works. But of this most wonderful book
the world knows comparatively little, from
the simple fact that research is necessary to
find out all the hidden treasures, but every
one must confess at once that the great need
of the present age is a more thorough
knowledge of the Sacred Word, and what
ever tends tnwa, DIS inducing more extend
ed knowledge of the Bible, cannot be too
highly commended. The contents OF the
Bible are not arranged and classified by
subjects. and any close student OF this book
knows full well how difficult it often is to
find all the passages referring to any partie-
ular subject, and how glad. would such per-
sons often have been had they been able to
find work in which which were gathered
all these passages.
We make these remarks for the purpose
of introducing what we consider to be the
finest work which has come under our no.
| tice for long time. It is complete ana.
lysis of the Old and New Testaments with
complete index and tables and contents, by
Nathaniel West, D. D. 1t seems to be
precisely what has long been needed as an
aid to thorough and effectual study Of the
Scriptures. Concordance and harmonies
are each well enough in their place, but
when an exhaustive study Of any subject in
the Bible becomes necessary, it is only with
very great labor that they can be made to
serve the purpose What is needed, is not
mere verbal arrangement, as in accor-
dance, not a harmony by books, but logi-
cal harmony to bring together the entire Mt,
terance of Deity upon each subject. Thi,
is done in mastery manner in the new
and improved edition of Vests analysis Of
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1t contains, or rather, it is the whole Bi
BILE taken apart, and put together, accord
ing to the subject matter in each verse. L
the Temperance man wishes tor instance, tt
know all that the Bible teaches on that su b.
ject,. he needvonly to turn to it by means o
his index, and find all the verses in the Bi
J BILE on the subject, gathered into one place.
So of astronomy, agriculture, art, music
navigation, medicine, &C.. &c.
Indeed, the work is the great desitlera
tum of the age. In addition to its intrihs
worth, the work is very handsomely print
ed on fine paper bound both in. muslin an
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M. Gray is in our city and will make
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the work which he offers tor sale.
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A NUrsAooE. In nearly every paper VIC
take up We see some glowing heading. as,
General Grant in Town" or, "Ancther
Veto from President johnson, . and, to end
off with, an advertisement of some Patent
Medisine. In Justice to our readers we
would say, Don't read any of those sort Of
captions, and you won't know that j. w.
Poland's Humor Doctor is the greatest cure
In the world for Scrofula and all Diseases Of
the Blood, and is put up in large bottles,
and for sale by NJ L. Miller & Co., Steubcn-
vile, Ohio.
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WHILE General O'NEIL was addressing q
Fenian meeting at No. 543 Archer avenue,
in Chicago, on Thursday night, the flooring
of the hall gave way. and the occupants
nearly one Thousand in number. were pre-
cipita ted from the second story into the col
lar. Fcr iev moments the scene was in
describable. as the living mass struggled
with the crushing walls and falling timbers
of the rnineA structure Fortunately, the
loss Of life was small. and will not exceed
threeor four. though nearly forty were
wounded, several of whom will probaly die.
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III oTICH
10
TAX YE R S,

/ am now prepared to receive the remain
isy tar, due on or before June 20, after
which the penalty imposed BY Law will be
added.
Tax payers win please bear in mind that
l cannot wait upon them all during the last
week Of the time specified by law for receiv-
ing taxes, and if they will consult their own
convenience they will call early before the
rush commences.
Office open from 8 A. N. to 4 P. NJ.
ELIAS FOUST.
Treas rer, Harrison county Ohio.
Aprill6>5w.
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sess' Ben Butler voted fjty-seven times for
JEFF Davis. in the Charleston Convention,
agsinst Stephen A. Douglas, as the Demo-
cratic candidate for President. A gentleman
in Washington relates this further incident
when Ne secession faction withdrew from
the Cnnyen1idn at Baltimore, they went over
to the Maryland Institute and held their Con
vention 10 that place. In passing out If the
Convention. Butler accosted Dr.. and
said. "Deetar, why dou't you get away from
this crowd of d. aholitionists, and come
over amo-g gcnflcmen2'