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Personal Items.

Mr.. W. II. Rarey, brother Of the late celebrated
John s., is tanning horses in Springfield, Ohio.
A new and condensed edition of SwedenDOrg's
works is in process of preparation by one of his
includes more volumes than the patent Office.
A letter of the late John A. Andrew is pub
lished, in which he stated that he had never been
sble to satisfy himself Of the expediency of secret
societies in free republic.
Two hundred of the followers Of Tom Paine met
at the station house, in the BOwery, New York,
recently, and held a banquet to Commemorate the
b rth.day Of that worthy.
Professor John Thomson Norton, who died in
Philadelphia recently. was thirty years ago the
finest trumpet player living. His last public per-
ioimsDce WAS IN 1851 on the occasion of the OBJ
sequies of Henry Clay. The funeral procession
passed bis rooms shortly before midnight, and as
The military escort which preceded the hearse
reached the windows, the veteran trumpeter
commenced an exquisite imprompiu dirge UPON
his favOrite instrument, which he played with
pathOs of expression and purity Of execution
never surpassed
Ralph Waldo Emerson is a free.trader. He
wrote a letter to the william Cullen Bryant free
irsde dinner given under date of January %, say
Ing Gentemen-Wbilst / share cordially IN
your faith in free trade, and at this moment 10 the
honor psid 10 Mr.. Bryant, as faithful exponent
Of its principles, regret that it will not be in my
power 10 be present at your festival"
Manton Marble was called upon at the free-trade
dinner given by Mr.. Bryant, IN New York, the
other cay, for speech. He said ' Whether or
10 the organs of speech be situated behind the
bapgy eyelid, as the phrenolOgsts, bell eve, say
il is or whether it be situated ia the left anterior
lobe OF the cefebrum, as DR.. Hammond tells US 1t
is it ia entirely certain that an natnral spha'
fisewhich word IL you Wit turn to yo1r diction-
s,ies and oct The 80 you will see il defined
ov the Wols'er oil some future period thus;
oy-.adslde-a animal which has not the faculty
OF tafApg white balanced on It's hind legs"
Gen. Lonsstreet was in New York the other day.
cOTTsspOndeht says of him: Z" am surprised
tn find a m hlnf ar,a al In
sUce. He Goes not look over 45 his cheeks full
and without q wrinkle are rudy as q boys
and though his hair and the beafs on The love-
psrt Of his face are literally sprinkSd with gray,
te Ia. al the appearance of a man in the very
midsummer Of life. He converses in low, clear
tone giving his views in plain. concise sentences"
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tion of Standardization 10 Secretary Nc
CuIIOeh-ExPeeted Defeat or the Alabama
COMMUNICATIONS of Disi Ina uished Cen
ersls-The British MinIster-Congress.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-The presidents reply to
Grants letter Of the 80 was transmitted to Grant
10 day. Its publication is expected in q few
days.
The paymaster generals circular fixes commu.
tation of rations at twenty cents.
Secretary McCulloch was painfully injured to-
day by fall on the icy street.
A special dispatch to the New York World
from Montgomery, considers the defeat of the
Constitution certain. Ii says the heaviest part OF
the vote has been polled, but the same ratio for
the two remaining dayswould defeat the C0nsti-
tuition by rs 900 votes.
There is to be meeting OF Grant, Sherman.
Thomas and other distinguished military men at
Cincinnati, TO arrange the Army OF the Cum.
berlaDd Society,""
The new British minister will be presented to
the president tomorrow. Those who anticipate
any alluson TO the Alabama claims in the re-
spective addresses will be disappointed, as only
the usual official compliments will be exchanged.
HOuse-The bill in relation 10 the rights OF
American citizens abroad was resumed.
An army Appropriation bill asking for S33 ,OOO,-
600 was reported The discussion which ensued
developed the fact, that the total appropriations
for the fiscal year OF lS66S9, is about S215 OOOOO
The military academy appropriation was con.
sidered. An amendment, that no portion be paid
10 any cadet appointed Tor state OF winch the
cadet is not a resident was defeated The amend.
ment combining pay to white cadets was defeated
ana the bill passed.
The civil appropriation bill was resumed. The
amount reported by the committee was sl1,2oO,-
600. without action the House adjourned.
iSendte-A memorial was presented from the
Arkansas convention asking power to remove
State officers stating that high ones were enemies
TO the country. Referred TO the Judiciary COM
mittee.
A netition from Charles Schnei1er and one hmm.
dIed and fifty other cOlOred' citizens of North
Carolina, asking aid to emigrate to Liberia was
referred TO the finance committee.
Reconstruction resumed.
A bill to provide for sending one or more Off
GERS 10 Havana to represent the UnitedJStates at
the maritime expedition, passed.
Two finance bills were reported and the Senate
adjourned.
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TIE JAMES RIVER AND KAsAwHA CANAL
The Dubuque Cowa) board of trade has passed
resolutions tha' the James River and Ohio Canal
is of great national importance, and as such is
entitled 10 The favorable consideration and assist
s1ce of the federal government. This great line
of water communication extends from the James
river, at Richmond, to the Ohio river, distance
of four hundred and eighty six miles, so much Of
which has been already completed and can be
made available by the Improvement Of navigable
rivers at the Western end, that only sixty six
miles remain TO be canaled. This distance, how
ever, extends over very mountainous region,
and will require heavy expenditure, beyond the
means Of private enterprise, to accomplish.
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PROM SAN FRANCISCO.

The Central Pacific RaIIrOad-Alaska News.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 6.-The Central Pacific
Railroad Company has made contract for grading
their road from Sacramento TO Stockton in ninety
DAYS; thence to Oakland in six months.
Alaska advices 10 January "a have been re-.
ceyed. The officers and soldiers of the garrison
ave in good health. The Indians are quiet. A
United states postal agent had arrived at Sitks.
TIE people ask monthly mails.
On the Path q Russian vessel, with all that re-
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EIsCELLAEE0Us.

ANNAPOLIs, Feb. 5.-The legislature unsni-
mOusy adopted a resolution authorizing the gov
ernor to issue a certificate to Mr. Hamilton to
succeed Reverdy Johnson. Swami heretofore
withheld the certificate. under the law giving one
senator to the Eastern Shore.
Attorney General Jones sustained the validity
of HamiltOu's election.
SAVANNAH, Feb. 6.-The military commission
on MAYOR AndeTsOn's case Is still 10 session.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 6.-The officers of the Army
Of the Cumberland met at Hopkins's Hall TINS
morning. Letters we're received from several
prominent officers, and committees were appointed
on constitution, banquet, etc.
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FROM EUROPE.

The London Press Trains Arrest-Far-
rsgut AZ Genoa-The King and Queen OF
Portugal Fired At-Napoieon Going ts
Constantine ple-AGsirs on che Danube
Threatening.
LONDON, Feb. 6.-The comments Of American
newspapers on Trains errest provoke a press
discussion here, though Of temperate and con-
ciliatory character.
PARIS, Feb. 6.-Farragut Is at Genoa. he il
everywhere received with marked attention.
LONDON. Feb. 6.-The king and queen OF POr-
tugal were shot at near Brszza, but not hnrt. TIE
guards returned the fire. killing and wounding
several of the sssailants. The royal party reached
Brszza in safety.
Napoleon has accepted the invitation of the
sultan TO visit ConstantinOple.
VIENNA, Feb. 6.-rhe Debats says: Russia
also protested against the armament of Servis.
The condition Of affairs in the Danube are threat
ening."
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THE ALABAMA ELEcTIoNs.-The Mobile Register
of Wednesday says:
great many negroes from Baldwin and Wash
ington, Monroe and CLARK. are voting here-not
only for congressman, but for the officers OF Mo-
bile county. This is of course Illegal and fraldu-
lent and vitistes the election. The radical chaps
are OVERRIDING the business. Let them look out
that the whole Mobile vote is not thrown out.
there are gentlemen and honest, fair men 10 mill
isry command in Alabama just now. Wager
end uphold every rsscality that favors Jscobinism
The frauds are marked, and will be investigated
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RIVER NEWS.

VIcKsBURG, Feb. 6.-Passed up last night,
Strsder at Il; Mississippi at IL A. NJ; Dexter at
~ NJ. Down, Continental at A. N. River sta
tioLary.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 6.-ArriFed from New Or
leans, Richmond. Departed, Nick Longworth
and Richmond.
River falling slowly and is full of floating ice,
making navigation very difficult. Weather clear.
Thermometer 81.
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Sr-NpRIFs AT AUoTIOS.-Mr. A. +. Picton, auc-
toneer lG1 Poydrss street, will sell TINS morning.
cen mencing at IL O'Clock a miscellaneous assort-
n ent of desirable merchandise and articles OF
general utility. The sale is positive and without
ieserve. and affords a fine chance Tor bargains:
Il comprises every description OF hns houseA pld
furniture paintings cooking utensils. silver-P plated
ware. in ported English cutlery, and an outfit OF
bsr.room stores, including wines and liquors OF
every variety fine glassware, walters, oilllmps
and bar furniture generally. Here Is chance 10.
desiJe 10 supply themselves with first class artt-
cles ct reasonable prices.
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FRAUDULENT VOTING.-Gen. ClantOI, Of Mont
gomery. incOses to Mr.. Forsyth, the president OF
the Mobile Central Constitutional Club the fOl-
lowing letter addressed 10 him by one Of the first
citizens of Montgomery. IL disclOses a gigantic
fraud which The radical leaders are practicing
upon the ballot-box:
MONTGOMERY Feb. 3. 1863.
Generdl-I have it from the best radical author
i'y Though not allowed to give my suthOrl that
tie radicals have between two and three thousand
negroes in Mobile belonging to the upper coun-
ties that they will vote them there tomorrow
ard then send them by rail and steamboat to
other counties. This was boosted of to-day by
ore radical 10 another las he supposedly in this
city. The Mobile man spoke by the card. He
had assisted in arranging the matter, and the
transportation money to distribute the darkies
after voting was already raised. Please advise
our friends in nObile to watch.
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BRAzEN IxPUDENCE.-We are reliably informed
that a negro entered store on Dauphin street
yesterday and inquired the price of some to-
bscce. He was informed that it was two dollars.
negro TUNED 70 he be ieetteHa fey minutes the
g Well look here. tell you what III do; If you
give me some Of that won't challenge your vote
tomorrow, (to-dsy.') This is a specimen of the
NEST sublime impudence that has ever come to
our notce-TMobile Tribune.
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FROM SYRACUSE.

The New York Republican Convention.
SYRACUSE, NY, Feb.6.-The Republican State
Convention instructs its delegates to vote as q
unit for Grant and Fenton.
Resolutions adopted were very radical, and
deprecate Stewards land purchases. Every dis
trict was represented.
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Irritation Inflammation liberation Of the Bladder
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USE HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
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STEAMER BART ABLE FoR SHREVEPORT Pas
sengers and shippers will please bear In mad
tbat the magnificent line passenger packet Bart
able, W. G.. Harrison master, will leave pOsi-
lively on Saturday. sth inst, at o'clock P. N,
for Shreveport, Grand EcOre, Alexandra and all
ibtermed date landings on kea kver. her agents
are Geo. D. Hite and SnnOtt Adams.
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A PRESENT TO GEN. LEE.-The Alexandra
Gazette ssys:
The most magnificent hat ever seen in this city
a bToad-bfimmed, high-crowned felt, elegantly
tFimmed-was yesterday forwarded by express by
Mr.. John I. Evans to Gen. Robt. E. Lee, at Lex
ington. Mr.. Evans met Gen. Lee last summer at
the Virginia Springs, and the fact that the general
was one of bis old customers suggested the idea
OF the present.
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CLorHrG VERY CHEAP-The old established
hoose OF Darcy & Wheeler are now selling hns
othing very eheep-overeosts, suits and furnish.
Jog goods generally. That il what they say: and
when they say a thing they mean l.. We olh =
ttntiOn to their card in to-days Taper.
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If you want good bargains in furniture and
household goods, attend the auction safe by Cha =
T. Nash TO day at IL A. N at Masonic Hall Anc
tiou Mari, corner St. Charles and Perd;do streets.
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT AND GRAST.-The New
York correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger
writing on the Both, says:
there is quite a stir in political circles over
letter which Commodore Vanderbilt has Just ad
dressed to Mr.. A. L. Stewart giving notice that
he (Vanderbilt) has Withdrawn from the Cooper
lLst'uIe movements, ~0hiah had for its object the
nomination of Gen. Grant to the presidency. Tue
reason assigned for this unexpected detection is
the course the general saw fit to adopt in regard
to the reinstatement of Mr.. Stanton in the war
department. The letter is very sharp and there
is a loud call for Mr.. Stewart to make it public
Commodore VandeTblt's friends intimate that the
communication. was intended for print, and that
n The gentleman TO whom i was addressed does
not permit IL TO be made public. he may send a
copy If il TO the newspapers. The importance OF
his Withdrawal consists in the fact that the COM
mCdore is one q the weslthiest men in New York,
ard that be publicly declared not long since that
he was prepared TO spend half Of his fortune to
help to make Gen. Grant president.
The New York Independent says:
Commodore Vanderbilt if we may believe cur.
rent rUmors is the favorte candidate for the pre-.
sidency of many Of The wealthy Democrats of
Ire East, who don't like Pendleton, and have
given up all hope OF Grant TOO radical for their
purposes Vanderbilt is a man of immense
wealth, Of great business capacity, and faVOrite
ia sporting circles.
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Fifty dollars Sloat elliptic sewing machine TIL
umpbsnt. Highest premiura Louisiana State FAR
For sale 81 Canal street.
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MARKETS.

LONDON, Feb. 6-Evening.- and bonds
unchanged. Decrease Of bullion in the Bank of
England, E5Ci 900.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 6-EveniDg.- buoyant;
uplands in port, 7IgSd.; to arrive, II 975d.; Or
leans, Si0Sld. All other quotations unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 6, P. N.-COttOn more active
ard advancing. Sales will reach $1,000 balos.
NJ I'D ing uplands 74GZ75d. Corn advanced to ABS.
Llrd quiet. Pork declined 10 73s.
LONDON, Feb. 6, P. M.-Consols 93I. Bonds
7lE.
IRANKFoRr. Feb. G.-Bonds 73i975s.
NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Sterling iO9s. Gold I4Ii
Old bonds llli. Flour 5GlOc. lower. Wheat
dropping. Pork 500 37i. Cotton frmer. Md
NEW YoRK. Feb. 6.-Cotton more active: 40}c.
better; sales to-day 5000 bales middling l94lI98e.
closing az the latter figure. Flour dull State
s. 3CalO IS; Southern declining, slO@l5. Wheat
drc oping. Corn a shade firmer; mixed Western,
new, 81 2GG1l Is; old 81 %; Southern white
81 2l@l IS; yellow 81 2S. Mess pork, new
s22 40; old SCI 25. Lard l3iGl45c. Groceries
quiet ard firm. Turpentine 59l59Sc. ROsin
{3@7. Freights Grn; cotton lGid.
NEW J DIRK, Feb. 6.-Goid and governments
closed steady. FiVe.tsentes OF 1865, 1893; Of
1867, 1919.
N4w York, Feb. 6.-Money in abundance. Call
loans 46I5 u cent Stocks strong and higher.
sub.ressury receipts, 81 1875 OOO balance, $780,.
9s3 GOO. FiVe.tWCntie of 1862, lll5; of 1864,
lOSJ. Ten.forties, l0l5. SeVentlirties 1919.
Tennessee skies, old, Ga; new, COZ. Kentucky
elAes, zoe
CHARLESTON, Feb. 6.-CottOn active. Prices
advanced &c. Sales 1900 bales. Receipts 297i.
Nddlings l5c. Receipts for the week Il, lS7 I;
sales 1850. ExpOrts-Great Britain, 1885, CONT
Dent, loss coastwise, 1925.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 6.-Tobacco active at full prices
Flour quiet and unchanged. Red and white winter
wheat 81 5OG2 20. Corn 74GS5c. Oats 67074c.
Bacon clear rib sides 4c.; sugar cured hams Ice.
Lard l3c. Weather clear aud very cold ; sudden
change Ia right,
MOBILE, Feb. 6.-Cotton market active at l74c.
tor niddliugs Sales 5000 bales. Receipts 1854
bales.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 6.-COttOn market very active I;
advanced tc.; Fales to-day 1865 bales; receipts
$40 bales middlDgs lie. Receipts for the week
1900 bales. Sales for the week 5000 bales.
SAvANNiH, Feb. Cotton market opened firm,
closing active at an advance Of &c. Mddlings l5Ac.
sales to-day 2709 bales. Receipts 2443 bales. Re-
ceipis for the week 1910 bales. Exports l6 ia
bales, OF which 1928 were foreign and 9O5l coast
risc. stock On band 20 sol bales of uplands and
2l09 of Sea Island. Sales Of the week $3.50 bales.
Exports to day 1903 bales.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. G.-TObacco market firm
sales to-day 303 bids; common Tugs S., fair leaf
sl6 so. Flour-supe 81 7j2S. fancy sl2 So.
Wheat, 81 4O92 IS. Corn, 7537sc. in bulk.
Bulk oats, GG@6Sc. Lard l3lc. Mess pork, $22.
Bacon-shoulders l0c., clear sides lSc. Bulk
meats shoulders 9lc., clear sides l2o. Whisky
nominal 26@26lc. in bond. Cotton. l6lGl7c.
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Of both sexes use HRLMBoLDs EXTRACT BUoHU. It
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y e,nboId,s Concentrated Extract Buehu
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HFLMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU is pleasant
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manned of the Russian garrison, sailed for the
Amoor river.
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THE GLORY OF MAN Is sTRENTH-rhsrsfsre, the
nervous and dsbtatsd should Immediately Helnbods
Extract Buctu.
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Helmbold's Extract Buehu.
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A FEATHERED ANoMALY.--Hesr DIR. Beckwith's
chnreh in the Fourth District, there is an ancient
chantCietI va LAs- lana -hhnn- thA-an ak-af hia
walk, and has seen dozen successive generations
Of his festhered descendant spring mp aronnd
him For some days this venerable rooster has
been under the weather, apparently so sick that
his kind hearted mistress had him placed in coop
entirely by himself On Tuesday the servant girl
ran to The house with the startling intelligence
that the rooster had laid an egg. Every body in
the neighborhOod visited the coop aud Witnessed
ills unexsmpled occurrence. There was the egg,
a small soft oblong affair, looking more like
snakes egg than a-rOOster's, An hour after
wards this remarkable fowl laid another egg, OF
such dimensions that the CGsarian operation had
10 be resorted TO before he could be relieved.
The first Of these Oviferous anomalies was alto
geiher composed OF white whilst the second
was nothing out yelk. The old rooster mOpes
the solitude Of his own originality and the colored
population 10 the neighborhOod tax about
nothing, all day long, except the portentous fact
OF q chicken cock laying hens eggs. They think
u )" bodies some strange Eruption 10 the state.
Be this IL may, the eggs were laid by the COCK,
ss will he certified to by one of the most eminent
physicians in this city, by the writer Of this para
graph ard by plenty Of other credible witnesses.
A CoNTREIEMPs.-A personal friend OF Mr..
Field. the newly appointed street commission
called at the Office ia the City Hall yesterday
morning. and inquired for that gentleman. Don't
know hin, sir. Don't know him." replied NJ.
Baker, glsriBg at the intruder. An, said ire
visitor. 81 thought he had taken possession, Good
morning, sir"
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-,J,IdGe Eotce, Feb. e.
Francis j. Cashier was tried for buying some har'
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THE ORESOENTs DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Presidenrs Reply 10 Grnnt-Commuta-
tion of RatiOns-Aeeident TO Secretary Nc
CuIIOeh-ExPeeted Defeat OF the Alabama
COMMUNICATIONS of Disi In uished Cen
ersl.-The British acknowledgements.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-12-22

SPECIAL NOTICES.

"MANHOOD.'-Ano New Medical
Pamphlet from the pen of DR.. rctis. The
Medical Times savs of this work. "Tbis
valuable treatise OH the cause and cure Of
premature decline shows how health is
impaired through secret abuses of youth
and manhood, and how easily regained. It
gives clear synopsis of the impediments
to marriage, the cause and effects of ner-
vous debility, and the remedies therefor" /"
A pocket edition of the above will be for
warded on receipt of 25 Cents, by ad-
dressing DR.. Curtis, No. So North Charles
street, Baltimore, Md. Nav 271v