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Convention OF the Grand.APny or 1bs
Rehuhlle.

HARTFORD, CONN, Jan. s.-The State
convention of the Grand Army Of the
Hepubltc, of Connecticut, in session in
TINS city to-day, unanimously passed
resolutions endorsing General Grant
Tor the Presidency aud pledging him
the support of the soldiers of Connecti-
ing year and delegates appointed to the
National Convention in PhilRdelphIa
on the 18th inst. --.''
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ALBANY, Jan. Ss-The Republican
State Convention met at the Delavan
House this afternoon, and resolved 70
call State Conventions at Syracuse, on
the 9Th of February, 20 elect Delegates
to represent the State in the National
Repub licAn Presidential Convention.
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table fair recently held at CarrOII Hal
a 8olo headed cane was put I'm nv sThI
sct1ptton to be given to The person hav.
lng the largest vote given by the sub.
scrloerF for President. The vote Ia,
andrew johnson was the largest IL,
night. Hon. w. E. Robinson, ofBrooS,
lyni at the request of the manaRers
PEssssnted the cane with some appro
t fIdaIe remarks. The President received
the cane, making a brief speech.
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Pronl RIeI,mond.

R1cH1xoND, Jan. s.-After long de-
bate, the Convention, at IL O'Clock to-
night, adopted the substitute for the
second section of the dill Of rights. The
substitute makes more explicit the Re-
coRnition OF the fact that allegiance e
the United States Is paramount TO tht
allegiance 70 the States.
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NEW YORK, January II. 1854.
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Geo. c. Httb6ei & Co.-Gennenle': We have
anRlySed your Golden BItten, and mud that
the medical profession. Since our analysis
We have used Il In cur practice with very
satisfactory results, anti It particularly
well calculated to correct the 4ngement OF
thedigesttVe organs, such as dyspe pSta, dIar.
rhoea, sick headache, chotic, &C., &C., and is
a superior tonic for daily use in moderate
quantities for aged persons, and also for
those Of delicate constitutions. Yours, &C.,
Doctors ]. r. & T. Is. NORBUHY,
No. Isl East SD street
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NEW YoRK, March sOth, 1854

Messrs. Geo. @ Hubbelf Co., Hudson, N. Y.
GENTs.-My family having been the re-
clpient of marked benefit In health by the
use OF your "Golden Bitters," 1 am induced
70 acknowledge my sense OF gratitude in
this letter, which you are privileged to use
as you desire. lean confidently assert that
since the drst bottle Of your Bftters entered
my housed have heard of no complaint OF
dyspepsiA. Ny wife had been troubled with
the mGlRdy Tor years. and had ALSO been
much annoyed by piles The symptoms
and the disease have both, lett, and she e
we'll Other members OF my family endorse
only say, In cOnGludon, that should Dc
happy 70 give verbal evidence to the doubt
ing any time they. may. call on me. With
much regard, lam,
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
special to Duly intelligence.
BALT1NoRE, Jan. s-Evenlng

Special to Duly I1lteLHgenoeT.
BALTIMoRE, Jan. 9-Evening.
CATTLE.
The offerings of cattle to-day amount
to about ], 400 head. The market opened
very dull. at decline of about one-hali
cent per pound on all grades, and con-
tinued SO until the hour of closing.
SHEEP.
The supply of Sheep this week has
improved, and the demand is more ac-
tive, bat there is no change to notice in
prices; fair to good are bringing 4a6ci
and extra, SAGE, gross.
HOGS.
The supply of Hogs has been fair,
and with very brisk demand; the
market has improved 40 per pounds
To-day there is less activity, but prices
are fully maintIned; fair to good fat
Hogs are selling at 1Oal6c per pound,
net.
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From 81 LoDI.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 9.-Seventeen banks
OF this, cite make the following show
Ing Of capital and exhibit of business
Capital s, 2IS, $40; discounts SIS $40, 636;
circulation s, lis, 09l; bonds 81, est, 2OS;
on deposit SIS, $50, AS; cash means
4,ZS6,S S9; undivided profits Sl,O9l, O2l,
four new and comparatively small
banks, and the remainder Swings insti.
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READ TIE EVIDENCE.

Mears. Deutns d Bolton. ~
GENTLRMEN:-Forth the last eleven months
1 nave been suffering almost daily nom Sc.
NeLS hILactA 81 Dyspepsia; so much so that
could with dimculty retain a meal in my
somnrh more than twenty minutes. At
night 1 experience a great burning in or
about the heart; general depression OF
spirits, attended with frequent headache,
Tious cathartic compounds aud stomach pre-
pafahons, without being afforded any eff.
Iectual relief, TIL used four bottles of''Hub-
beIs Golden Bitterp," since which period
have not been troubled with a Single one
OF the above complaints. From the benefit
those blttefs have afforded me, 1 feel It my
duty TO express publicly my grateful thanks.
GE'. a. BANCROFT,
Ar Mt Mt "a FV11{n
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94st oourtlandt St, MONTREAL. July Il, 70

a8bIs NUuI4auuE 9tsl 41OHLkEAIst July II %
6ENTLENEN:-Your :Blttara have been
such blessing in my family thai cannot
refrain rom sending you this testimonial.
In December Last my vile was very Elck-
condnement-Rnd got 80 very low that some
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tried wine but It did no good wing Q bot
tie Of ss6oldan Bitter8S which J been
given me by friend, I thought I Voc try
them: had nofaith IN themt yet thouSnt
would give them q trial. Lean truly say
that my 2Wlfe Enined SFal0kh and heoEkkh with
every dose. In one month she was entirely
we'll and strong. CheerfdllF do I recom-
mend them 10 an ladles Is q 'gentle and
gtFengt hentnE kttnuiants
YOuEs, &C.,
GEO. A. J.. NORMAN,
l7 West 9th IT., n. Y.
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YoNKERs, May Q, 1884.

AessrS. Geo. c. HtEbbei & %:
GENTs.-Haying used only two bottles of
your Golden Bltters," can recommend
them with the utmost confidence as tonic,
particularly for change Of diet and water.
1t IS as we'll for ladies and children, giving
them part Of q Wine.glRSG two or three times
a day. Yours respectfully,
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New YORK, Jan. 9.-The steamer
Rising Star, with California dates O
the 18th ult., has arrived.
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Observation-Disclosures Golden
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utation. Read the following:

MeSsrs. HtU6el6 O..
GENTs:-Ec can say that your 'tGolden Bit
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world. It acis truly in a most miraculous
way. Suffering with dyspepsia Of the most
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ed. am convinced that all complaints OF
this kind can be cured by your BltterB. Wish
curing OF all the complaints that afnict the
human frame.
lam, gentlemen. yours. with respect.
CASINlER FARRl2Ou.
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Life is Warm! Death is Cold

Chronic Diseases, Female Complaints,
Consumption, i,iver Complaints.
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SCrofulous Sores, Enlarged Glands, Ulcers
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PAINFUL. Profuse and Suppressed Menstrua.
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BURLINGTON, Jan, g.-Biahopi Bop
at Rock Point.
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Hoos.
BuGaIO.

JANUARY s.-Everything is quiet
prices nominalIy unchanged, and bui
little demand. The weather Is severe,
and but few on Change,
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The Latest News.
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BY the Union lime:
othce, corner OF Main and NEorroo ..,.,,...

GohFesslOn Of sehaeFenr. the nUT1ey-..;;.
of UIricn. -
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JANUARY 9-FLoUR-steady; city
Xxx Sg'75a1O 25.
Observation-Disclosures at g Os
for No. 1.
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Special 70 ne rn,.,,ia..

He confeases tne Murder OF Lil,ents-
0land TSutOr.. - y
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JANUARY -wheat-QuIet;
sales white Michigan at q "a; amber
held at 81 60. CoTn-2O lower; sales
new at 94c; to arrive at v5c. OatS-LoW-
er; sales at 63c. Rys-Quiet. Clover
Seed-3ales at 81 90.
Hoas-Dressed better; sales at 79<G
SIC.
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JANUARY s.-FLoUR-Dull at about
Csc decline.
GRA1N-Wheat-D closing at 81 90
az 90 for No. spring. COrn-Dull and
lower; closing al s57<c for new. Oats
at 81 55aI 90. Barley-Firm, at u sos
81.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-D and un-
changed; sales at $40 90. Green Hams
Steady at IO5zalIc: shoulders 6S<a7c.
LARD-FiTm at l21Ta12Mc for steam
DEEssED Hoos-Qutst aud nrmi bulk
of sales at 81 4Oas 40.
Toledo. g
JANUARY 9.-GRAIN-Wheat-
sales white Michigan at q "a; amber
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DRY GOODS

The dry goods market continues In
active, prices in general lacking In
buoyancy1 although there is apparently
hrmer feeling prevalent among mill
agents.
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GOVERNMENT. STooKs-Coupons, 'e9,
1851; do, '68, los; do, '65, lO61S; do, new,
issue, lO471i lO.40s, 1925; 1900, both,
1O4%.
MONEYS per cent.
GoLD-lS6S,
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GENERAL NOTES.

G. A. C. Is ahead for United States Senator from
Pennsylvania.
wilkinson county, Miss, has formed an agricul.
tural society. Keep It up.
Reply TO application for mercy to Pennsylvania
Governor--A-vaughan-Tne
Mrs. sojourner Truth, eighty years old, Is a lectur
ing. May she long sojourn among us.
Ben Gregory, notorious Texas desperate, is dead
Desperadoes dead, Texas viii flourish.
1t Is proposed TO set or the upper peninsula Of
Michigan ana make new state called Superior.
VIM. L. Harris, formerly Judge OF the Supreme
Court in Mississippi died in Memphis on the sd inst
Corn Il selling at Denton, Texas, for ten cents
bushel. There are no distilleries In the neighbor
hood.
Since the abolition OF negro suffrage in the island
OF jamaica the sugar crop las largely increased and
cofiee shows an improvement OF fifty per cent.
public meeting for tho purpose OF taking into
consideration the importance OF division Of the
Texas on the Soth ut Tyler will be remembered by
many Union soldiers who had q taste Of Its limits
during the rebellion, but none Will undertake TO
'head II on In the way OF railway any other pro-
gress.
The Natchez (6iss.) Courier "awakens the citizens
OF Adams county" in that State, by en- article lead
Ing on In this way:-'We see by our exchanges that
in almost all parte OF our state the citizens are
aroused and earnestly az work for the promotion Of
the public welfare OF our people. The building Of
railroads cotton factories, mills &C., are the en-
crossing topics Of the day. The formation Of agr
amount or attention." Adams should, OF course
wake up;n and n all the counties In Mississippi
should do likewise the State will very soon assume
the status OF "wide awake
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Gloomy Prospect in tho Agricultural Districts.
The news brought from Northern and Central
India by the overland mail is still very serious. The
scarcity Of water ia even worse than the want Of
grain and grass. The semi-famtne mas extended to
kattywar, aud some fears are expressed regarding
Orissa, though we think there Is good ground for
hope that the calamity may be averted there
by the extraordinary precautions taken. Mar,
war Is now almost deserted, some 10000
persons having emigrated to Gugerat alone
rom that desolated province. The Times OF india
thinks "tt Will be several months before Anything
approaching adequate relief for tho faminestrcken
districts can be found In those districts themselves
Meanwhile we hear only OF continued emigration
and rapidly increasing prices" A gentleman who
has been on visit to Nagp0re writes on the I'd of
November as follows:-'The crops In Beray are
about an average; but unless rain comes soon, the
rubbee crops WIN be failure. Here and to
the east and west and northwards things
are much worse-in fact Q famine is newt
able unless rain comes soon. The district officers
have come In to the station to consult with the
missioner and discuss modes OF relief, and one of
these says the people ore fleeing into the Southern
provinces seeking for food aud labor. Il would
seem that the drought extends from behind Cuttack
In the east TO Agra In the northwest and nortwards
through RajpUotana into the Punjab. The food
prospects through oil Northern India are very
gloomy" II Is satisfactory to learn that the Indian
authorities are energetcaly exerting themselves to
cope with the distress, which has In consequence
been materially allevated.
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An Appeal for Immigration to the South.
From the Savannah Republican, Dec. 81
We ind the following IN Rchnond paper


COMING sourH.--we have information that prospecting
daily way South. They represented 20 be gen.
orally OF ample aud anxious 10 invest part
Of their capital In southern en,eprses some wish 70 buy
In anything that promises the most profitable rssultA
1t IL great mistake for these parties hunting alter
investments to stop on the wornout hlB OF Virginia
pay extravagan prices for her rich bottom lands.
Georgia Ia the place for Capitalist 70 come TO,
whether they wish to work lands Or speculate In
them, to establish MANUFACTURES or engage In any
other industrial pursuit.
Our lands are abundant, cheap ana - good as are
to be found in the Union; They produces In perfec-
ton everything that can be grown fron the Florida
there are no lands In Virginia that can excel those
OF the entire upper portion Of tho State, while tho
lower portion, besides the great staple produces
everything that can minister TO the wan@ Of man
every species Of grain ana root crops and fruit equal
to the best from the West Indies. The largest and
sweetest oranges we have ever seen are now ripen-
ing on the coast OF Georgia. As regards water
the mills and factories OF the United statea To say
nothing OF other streams, Broad river alone, but
few miles above its junction with the Savannah,
has fall OF ninety feet TO the mile and probably
AZ much available water power ps all the streams
OF New England put together. This IL not gene
rally known, but IL true and the lands
adjacent, on both sides OF the river, can be
bought for song. Nearly every other water course
In the state OF any considerable size furnishes excel
lent sites for manufactures Then, we repeat come
to Georgia. The question OF health, which holds
many back, IL the merest deluson. The statistics
will show that our State, IN this respect will COM
pare favorably with New York and ohio, and put TO
shame the North western States, TO which the tide Of
imUlgrakop Sklely AQYA
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OF August last, has been lost, The schooner Han
tween Cape Maria Van Diemen, and the Three
Kings. quantity OF noating wreck, and nautical
almanac with the name .sRockwood, san Francisco"
wreck was seen is right in the track OF the Rock
wood, and there can be little doubt that she has
met with some mishap. ntQat HN NJ
Madame Anna Bishop, after brilliant season Of q
month, has left for Brisbane She win probably
she leaves Tor New Zealand. The company leave
for Europe about April next. There ID little other
theatrical news. Miss Aiken has been playing le-
different success. s- cI - ttHaie 81
In Queensland affairs are very quiet. The olympic
gold nelds continue TO promise well, and over 100
tered. Owing to the few crushing machines on the
field, however, comparatively little gold has been
produced.
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e U r o p E.

The North German Loyds' steamship Main, Cap
tain Won Oterendorp, from Bremen via Southampton
December l. arrived at this port yesterday, She
brings details OF our teegramIup to date OF sailing
Another shock OF earthquake was felt at Bucharest
on the night OF the 27th ult 1t does not appear to
have done any damage.
The Russian government discovered conspiracy
among the students OF Moscow and Kew on the 27th
ult and numerous arrests have been made.
The sale Of the Duchess OF Moryns ewels, in
order TO carry out the will OF her late husband took
place recently In Paris and realized the sum OF
$1,000 In gold
The British government has ordered the fortress
OF Gibraltar to be placed on war footing, which
has so annoyed the provisional government OF Spain
that they have addressed note Of complaint to the
Cabinet OF st. James.
We learn from Florence that subscription lists
have been opened throughout Italy for the relief OF
the families OF Monti and Tognetti. The Papal
zouaves have opened subscription for the relief OF
the family Of Mont, and l,sO0f have already been
collected.
The Egyptian government has published q notice
that 1t win discount all Treasury railway bonds ex.
piring before the LIST Of April at eight per cent.
In the sitting OF the Lower House OF the Hungarian
Diet. Nov. 3d. the bills relative to mixed marriages
and to religious equality were adopted.
The resignation OF Senior Chao Spanish Director
Of the Telegraphs, has been accepted, and Senior
venancio Gonzales has been appointed In his place..
The Levant mail brings news from Athens to the
22d announcing that on the Goth Petropulak left for
Crete with several hundred volunteers, two pieces
ofmountan artillery, and some men trained to their
use. The troops marched past the windows Of the
Ottoman Embassy with their nags flying. Colonel
Coroneos will soon follow with thousand more
The Chamber Of Deputies at Athens has voted are.
duction Of the army from $1,000 to l4,5oo, and has
also granted 100000 dracnmas each ninety
centimesl for the conversion OF the ornaments. It
has also passed bill against brlgandage assuring
reward Of 900 to 10000 drachmas to any person
giving up the leader Of Band into the hands Of the
authorities. And, finally the ministerial proposal to
aot grant Of drachmas to the heirs Of the
late King ONO has been agreed to without oppo-
sition. ~ So n srt4
1t is said that NM Emile Olivier, Adolphe Theirs,
Jules Favre. Louis Bancel Emanuel Arago, Ernest
Picard, Jules Simon, Henri Rochefort and Gambetta
will be the candidates Of the liberal union for the ap
preaching Paris elections,
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From the London Globe Nov. s0.l
Inc poncy OF representation which still finds favor
win the provisional government OF Spain Is awaken
ing great dissatisfaction among the people. More
intellgent than It's rulers, the nation ID beginning
10 see that there Is little prospect Of permanent or
even prolonged peace, and no hope OF real pros
perity 30 long as the establishment OF . strong
government ID delayed. Not only do the public
Journals OF Spain express this conviction;
the populations are manfesting their disapproval
OF the existing state OF AFFAIRS Galicia, COrunna,
Ferr0l, Lugo, Mondenedo, Roya Muros, Pentevedra,
vlgo, Santiago, Rlvad0 and several other places,
the N0Td tells us, have protested. The Impartial
addresses an energetic rem0nstrance to the capital
ists OF the country, deprecatng In severe terms
their neglect or the loan and warning them that II
the country fails to accomplish its revolution and
remodel its institutions on secure basis the fault
VIII be theirs and they will have to support the con-
sequences without having the satisfaction
Of protesting, because they win have
held in their hands the means OF avoid
ing the catastrophe. The people OF Spain
claim the elections antk demand that the Cortes
should be convened without delay There can be no
doubt but that these requsitions perfectly rea-
sonabe. and that a true spirit Of patriotism must
prompt every spaniard to desiderate the greatest
expedition. The people are IN favor of monarchcal
institutions and do not make any stipulati0ns with
respect TO the future sovereign Of the country,
oept that he shall be OF Spanish origin. The crisis
most serious and perilous one. The provisional
government will risk everything and bring Spain to
irreparable ruin If it persists In delay which is
neither necessary nor excusabe.
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FosfHN SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

The Cuucase OF Tiles has the following-In certain
excavations lately made on the banks Of the Koura,
at about half mile from its confluence with the
Ara9yo, the remains OF an ancient city have been
discovered The tops Of the houses are covered with
thick layer OF earth. The supposit0n ID that the
catastrophe by which the place was engulfed oc-
CURED 1000 Years ago. A snbtefrehean passage has
also been found under the river The workmeh have
collected several coins and eartnen vases.
In the lake OF Using, N Liyonia there ID AZ island
that rises above water and dsappeafy periodically
gas Ia generated nom bed OF coal upQer the sur
face, and then nuga black fnaaA IKE gigantic
lasting the surface becomes one mass Of aquatic
plants but on the first appearance Of cold nights the
whole island sinks and lies dormant until the ensu-
ing year at the bottom OF the lake. The various
phases assumed by this strange phenomenon OF
nature serve as weather glass to the country people
Of the locality,