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The Wilmington, ILL.,, independent, cd
tied by Mr.. Steele, says: a printer
last week proposed to 90 into partnership
with us. His name is Doolittle The
firm name would sound very bad, either
way you put it-'Steal and DO Little,
or DO Little and Steal We can't jine.
One of us would soon be in the poor
house, and the other in the penitentiary.'
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WHEN TO Cur GEAss,-It is often a
question which meadow to NOW first.
Usually, we prefer to cut that first which
is newest seeded, because the grass and
clover will start up at once, and no harm
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Tho Army Reunion At indianapolis.



The Academy Of Music has been
handsomely decorated for The reunion
Of the Army OF tho Cumberland. The
this afternoon. A large number OF OIL
GERS arrived last night and this morn.
Ing, among whom are Gems. Sheridan,
1iosecraus, Wei zel, Colgroye, Welch,
Mllroy, Grace, Williams. KIse. Hob>
son, Schohsld. Lefevre, Maxwell, Elll-
OFT, Fullerton and e. y. MoCoOk, Coils.
Anderson; MCDermott, Scho6eld, Ban.
ming, Brooks, Clst Of Ohio; Col. Mo.
Cook, Waterman OF Illinois, Col. Cod
dard Of N. Y, Col. Mendenwell. U. s.
A., Maj. Bates and Arch. Cenivt.
Gems. Sherman and Thomas will not
be here. II has been raining steadily
all day. 'E "
The meeting OF the Society OF the
Army OF the Cumberland convened at
the Academy Of Music at Q T. NJ. Gen.
Eimball, Chairman OF the Executive
Committee, called the meeting 10 order.
Prayer was offered by Rev. +. p. In.
gersoll. Col. Fisher who had been ap.
pointed TO deliver the welcome address,
being absent, Gen. Kimball made the
address. Gen. Sheridan was elected
President OF the Convention. Remarks
were made by Gems. Sheridan, Rose
Grams. Wood, Schoiield and Negley.
The chair announced that the regular
order OF business was the reading OF
the Secretary's and Treasueer's re-
ports, and the hbaring OF reports from
various committees. The TreRsurer's
report showB a balance In the treasury
after paying all expenses for the year,
Of $1,000.
A letter was read from Gen. Thomas,
regretting his not being able TO be AT
the reunion. which was greeted with
applause. The President was auLhori.
zed to communicate the regret OF the
society TO Gen. Thomas by telegraph.
A letter was also read from Gen. Cars
field. A large number Of other letters
were In the hands OF the Secretary, but
the reading OF them was postponed un.
tll after the regular business had been
gone through with.
A committee was appointed 10 report
plan for the Investment OF the funds
OF the Society, aud also 10 suggest
means for the further increasing Of lts
funds. a committee Of seven was also
appointed TO seleot the next place OF
meeting, and 10 provide for the next
annual address, and TO nominate otIl-
GERS for the ensuing year, with lnStruc.
tions TO report nj the first session to-
morrow.
A resolution changing the AnulVer-
sary TO the 10Th Of September, was re-
ferred to u Committee.
Adjourned until 10 O'Clock TO morrow.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
IBy Telegraph.l
New York Money and BuoOlE Market,

lby T6legfaphsl
New York Money and BlOCk Market.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 10.
The failure Ia announced to-day Of
Richard Patrick j. Co., OF New York
and San Francisco, aud ". B. WIldt,
bank stock broker and a former clerk
In the Sub-TreasuRy. The liabilities
are not stated. A rumor says q promi.
nent dry goods firm has also suspended,
The name iB withheld. The governing
cammIttee Of the Stock Exchange have
concluded not to offer reward for the
apprehension Of Gray and Pratt, as the
victims OF the bounty loan frauds have
already tAken the necessary steps In the
matter. They have however directed
their law committee 10 see that there is
no oompoundlng with the rogues.
,MoNRY-The market was very active
and stringent up to $50 p.M., with rates
for call loans at7 per cent gold, 70 LILO
and Y per cent per diem. After that
hour money became easier In oonses
quenCe OF payments by the Treas
ury for the bonds purchased, and
before 8 Z. NJ, money was at 7
per cent currency 10 gold Interest. At
ter bank hours money again advanced
TOT per cent gold, and LILO per cent per
diem; demand WAS generally supplied
before that time. There are certainly
some Indications that tho Htrlngency IL
being assisted by artificial means, as
RreenbRcks are very scarce to-day and
In sharp demand. Discount market is
unsettled by mercantile failures, and
rates somewhat nominal.
STRRLINu-Flrmsr at l0S%a1O9.
GoLD-Heavy;openinga at l2I7I; closed
ut l2ls6; carrying rates per cent gold i,
3-0ial-l6 per cent. ClearanceS 5000, :
GOVERNMENT BoNDS-Dscllned, but
closed steady.
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/, THE NEWS

4 o..
The trial Of J. W. Rea, at Madison
Indiana, for killing Capt. J. 8. Rea,
was concluded Tuesday, The Jury re-
turned verdict Of acqnIual Iu twenty
minutes after retiring, --rr -.
a The Berry murder case wns argued
before the Circuit Court OF Morgan
county, Illinois. Rt Jacksonville, Tues
day, anu n new trial denied. Tho for
ner sentences OF the five prisoners
were re'afirmed. nurfg
James A. Weston, citizens candidate,
wns elected Mayor OF Manchester, N.
H., yesterday. ..,
s. q. b. StebbIna, at Detroit, ,lectured
Tuesday night at indianapolis against
the rree trade movement and In favor
OF a protective tariff. home mannfac/
lures and fair wRges. s..4 .r.,.. .rJ2'
u John Rnsssl, Ex -secretary ~, of State
of0hio, had q stroke Of paralysis al
Urbana, o.. Tuesday evening about 4
o'clock, Is now lying In. a dangerous
condition with bnt little hopes of his
recovery. .,..,,..., ga o..
The jury In the case Of Ohas. Feller,
who was on trial ut Cleveland for, the
murder Of Ferdinand BesHef, brought
in verdIet OF acqulttRl on Tuesday
night.
Tho jury In tho case OF BENJAMIN F,
Wprcet, charged with malteasance In
offlce while Assistant Assessor OF the
Eighth Reading (Pa.) plstricI, returned
a verdict OF not guilty.
Extensive preparations are being
made: for tue formal Opening Of the
Indiana State Normal School in Terre
'Haute on the OH Of January. ..r.r..
The coroner OF st. Louis has prefer!
red tho charge OF murder In the fourth
degree against Geo. J, Barrett, archi.
tect, and Superintendent Samuel Ross,
Assistant Superintendent, Polk Fltz-
simmons and Richard Barrel, don.
tractors for the stone and masonry OF
the building there, part of which fell
November 10Th, killing and woundlng
several persons. ~ ''''
jailor at Carrollton, Ky., while
iucarceratinE murderer named An.
drew DlRrWelt, yesterday, was knock
ed down By him and looked In q cell.
Diarwelt' escaped, but was rearrested.
Twelve other prisoners ptled of q pur
tlon OF the Foofof the jail and success.
lultJ ooSupous
President Grant has pardoned Anna
Cappini, sentenced To one year In the
Missouri cPeuitentlaFyl a short time
since, for passing counterfeit money,
ON The ground that she was the dupe Of
her husband, She has been in prison
about month '"'i U''il' ''''7 .''
George p. Barlow, OF Florida, a
young man Of % years, was found dead
In his bed at the Terre Haule House, at
Terre Haute. Indiana, Wednesday
morning, having committed suicide by
taking laudauum. He letta letter to his
father, asking him TO tell his younger
brothers TO beware OF tho dIssipated
course which haa caused his death, and
asking TO be buried near his mother.
One hundred thousand acres Of the
Agricultural College land scrip, issued
10 New York, waS sold Rt Albany, yes.
terday, for $4,000, to q. +. Lewis, oi
Cleveland. - ~ '''''"
The 4ron>clAd Terror has taken n
crew at Boston, and goes 10 New York,
and subsequently, 10 the West indies,
several other vessels are fitting for sea,
including the new steamer Worcester.
The Niagara Ia being converted Into an
lFOn.clRd,
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NEW YORK CIrY.
a Dangerous Counterfeit Plate.
.... NRw YORK. DAO. l5.

n DANGEROUS COuuL6FtelL k.tNto.
..... NEW York, Dso. l5.
Col. Whitley, CHIEF OF the United
States secret service, received by ex-
press from Philadelphia last evening, a
package containing a counterfeit ten
dollar National Bank note plate, which
is In four pieces, IWo for The face and
two for the back. ills splendldly en-
Hraved on the finest steel, the latter
bearing the imprint Of John Sellers q
Sons, Sheffield. Experts aud detectives
pronounce 1t the best plate ever seen,
and they were Of the opinion that the
notes have never been proved upon It,
and that It had not been transferred.
The person sending IL says. he has been
10 countertelter the past twelve ysars,
and has reformed and left Tor foreign
parts. .sNOFa5f
convention OF Petroleum ReHnerH.
y. A Convention Of Petroleum Rstiuers
held a meeting here yesterday. Wm.,
Morgan, OF Pittsburgh, waS chosen
President and NJ. r. Clarke, OF Cleee-
land, 8. D., Downer, OF, Boston, Vice.
Presidents; J. Warner, OF Pittsburgh, ,
and r, GVerplanGk Secretaries. A. re-
port on the depreciation and adulLera-
lion OF oil wRBdls6usSed. Several new
members were elected and the ConVen-
tion adjourned till to-day. .'taaa q"
The steamship Pennsylvania from
Liverpool has arrived, iu...i. ~. .ir n,
It Is stated thai, Judge Hoar will be
nominated 10 the Senate to-day, to sue
coed Judge Grier In the supreme
Ia the Supreme Court yie5atsrday, a
suIL 10 recover $4,000 difference In the
price OF 200 shares OF Michigan South.
erni stock which were sold by Merriam.
IS Xartlett To Jerome Kellogg d. Co., on
three DAYS option, was decided against
the plaintiffs, When the option expIr-
ed che price had declined from 10S to 81
and the stock was rendered, but pay
meut OF the difference was refused.
40 The steamship Cambria from Ham.
burg arrived.
Jas. Trowbrldge. a wealthy leather
merchant q this CITY sulcided yester7
|" 4. Patrick Il Co., hardware, failed
to-day. ...-......,.
All the sugar In bond here Is being
resAmpled by Treasury agent. HRwS,
pursuant to 10 orders from Washing
ION, In consequence OF frauds by under
valuation.
The SItn says tho Spaniards are en-.
listing men here to serve against Cuba.
Legal evidence oil theiact has been Of
fered TO the law oflCers OF The United
States In this city, and they decline 10
receive or In any way act upon II.
The banquetgiven last night blythe
Raritan and Delaware Bay Railroad
Company to the ofleerS OF the Camden
and Amboy, was memorable by reason
OF the fact that tho representatives Of
the latter company formally gave up
the monopoly which has, held New Isr.
Sey fast for 4 quarter OF q century. VI
The reunion OF the officers OF the
Sixth Army Corps was held to-day,
Gen. W. B. franklin was chosen Pres.
ident FOR the ensuing year, The an.
nuAl meeting and banquet was fixed
for philadelphia on April Sth, s ..G.1
The New York Hotel property was
sold at auction to-day for 81 ,O95. 900. %,
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KENTUCKY.
NOnatorIAl E1eelIOn-Ao Cnolce.

helaatorIaI EieetIOn-HO Oholce.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 10.
, Both Houses met In Joint session and
balloted for y. 8. Senator without
choice. Stevenson Al: McCreery Al;
Golladay IS; Turner 10: Rice 9; Finley.
Republican, 10; Beck 2; Boone !. % :.
Second Ballot: Stevenson 65; McOree-
ry "a; Golladay 10: Finley 10: Beck l.
Joint session adjourned until to-mor-
row at u O'Clock. ..i .yiy. Ilt.
II Ia claimed At Frankfort that II the
Senatorial race is narrowed between
McUreery and Stevenson, MeCreery
will be supported by majority Of those
voting for Golladay. On the second
ballot to- day Stevenson's frlends count
upon receiving the Republican vote
cast for FINLEY upon the strength OF
reports that Stevenson favorS negro
kaStimOnV, Dor" 90 -.-,.. ..y. ID.
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ROME.
Important PApAI BuII for thc Regu.
IAtIOn OF the Council.


Important PHpAI BulI for the Regu.
IAtIOn OF the COuneII.
LONDON. Dec. II.
An important Papal bull has been
Issued under seal of strict secrecy,
establishing regulations for the Ecu
meniOal Council. In the exorlIum His
Holiness exhorts the Bishops to live In
the practice OF charity, humanity, 40.
briefly and pious contemplation during
the session Of the Council. He declares
that, although the right or making pro.
positions for the consideration Ot the
Council belongs only to himself and
the Court OF Rome, ud nos et dd sane.
tItm Settane, he desires and expects
every Father 10 think Il his duty to
make propositions, but on these condi.
tons: First, That propositions be made
In writing and submitted privately TO
council OF Bishops named by the
Pope. Second, That u proposition
have for lis object the general Interests
Of the church, and not Of particular
diocese. Third, That 1t be accompanied
by II abatement OF motives which l0l TO
It's presentation. Fourth, That II be
cOnlOrmable to the spirit and traditions
Of the Catholic Church. IT,.
His Holiness inspires secrecy on
every person concerned In cOncilla-
ton [omission by operRtor.l The order
Of precedence Ia fixed AZ follows: Car
dlnal bishops, cardinal priests, cardinal
deacons, pRtriarohs, primAEes, arch,
bishops, bishops, abbots, generals OF
Monastic orders. The fathers are au.
thorizsd to designate ten OF their num-
Der to be charged with the judicial set
tlement OF the CONVERSATIONS arising
among themselyes. ttI lfiI;
. The bull appoints officers OF the
Council, naming as legall or presides
over the general congregations, Cartli-
nails De Resloch, De lucia, Blzzarno
Bio, and Capaln. Fathers who desire
to hRrangue the assembly must obtain
authorization, from the legal the even
Ing Of the preceding day on which they
intend 10 speak. Those who intend to
propose condus must first submit them
to one OF the four commissioners Of
faith, discipline, religious orders and
oriental affairs, these commissioners
to be chosen by the fathers, but each
10 be presided over by cardinal
named by the Pope. The bull prohibits
fathers from absentinE themselves be-
fore the conclusion OF the Council, and
authorizes them 10 reside outside their
dioceses during the entire period OF the
Council. A majority OF the Bishops
are dissatisfied with many Of the pros
Vislohs Of the Papal bull. r
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CINCINNATI, Dec. Is.
FLOUR = Unchanged; family S. 35a
565.
GRArN.-wh -Nominally unchang.
ed and In moderate demand from city
millers; No. 2 81 05al O6: No. 81 10;
common dull and supply large; new
74R76o. OAta-Quiet Rt 62a57c. Rye
9Oa05o. Barley -NomlnAlly unchanged, ,
CoTToN-Quiet and unchanged Ut
232a24C.
ToDACoo-Firm; sales OF IS hhds at
Sc Goals 75.
WHIsKY-Dull at 07a9s; generally
held Al the latter rate.
PROvIsIoNs-Dull and but little de-
imAnd. Mess POrk-Held at $8l 90:
sales at$30 50A30 Is. Bulk Meats-Nom.
inally unchanged and nothing doing.
Baoon--Dull and dropping; sales OF
shoulders NJ l42lc; and Of sides Ut l7<o
ais; for clear rib and clear. Lard
Dull at l7I<c for steam; 1916 for kettle
BUTTER AND CHEESE-Unchanged.
OlL-Linseed-Dull at SSa9Oc. Lard
81 63al 65.
GRoCERIEs-Unchanged and Quiet.
Hods-Dull and dropping at $40 O0a
10 10. gross; Sl2 5Oal2 75, net; reoeipts,
10000. The Price Current gives the total
number packed to date, ri, 400.
GoLD-l2l, buying.
lNUuANGB-Dull lLAl>lOc dlscoupt
buying aud Soc discount TO par selling.
MoNEY-Close at l0Al2 pOr cent.
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OhIcngO Market.

CHICAGO, Dec. 10.
Fr.oUR-Dull at o. 45a5 OO for spring
extra.
-Wheat-Dull; sales No. l at
S7aSSc; No. 2 at Si1SaS5C; closing at SAX
Si2c; this p. NJ. the market was fairly
active and irregular ut SSHc; cash aud
seller. December; 98Xo hid, seller, jan
uary, for No. 2. Corn-In fair demand
and shade higher; sales No. 2 at 77I1a
soc. rejected 77a7sC; no grade 6sa00c;
closing at 7ska7sIfc for, No. 2; this p.
M. the market was dull and nominal at
7SXo seller, December; 79Ifc seller.
January, for No. 2. Oats-Nrm; sales
No. 2 al 421<a429<c, cash and seller, the
month; 4Sa4S1lc seller, January; i7a4Sc
seller, last halt OF April. Rye-Quiet
and flrmeri sales No. 1 at Zoe: No. 2 at
75c; rejected zoe; closing strong at 75c
for No. 2. Barley-NOulinal at 79AsOc
for No. 2.
DRESSED Hods-QuIst aud easier at
Sl2 25alS 90 for soIt; Sl2 5OalS 25 for
good shipping lois; $l3 10 for extra
choice. Live Hogs-Lesa active at 50 SO
al0 90 for common: $40 S71<al0 IS for
fair 10 medium: SO 9Oal2 25 for good 10
choice: Sll 40a1l Us for extra prime,
CATTLE-Quiet at 81 25A4 90 for butch.
or's Cows aud light Steers; IS 25a8 l21<
for tair to good shipping Beeves.
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Now York Proauoe Market.

CoTrpN-Heavy: sales 5000 bales at
2j1f for mlddling uplands. ....,0
FLouR-QuleL and 5Al0o lower. -
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull, heavy and 10
lower; winter red 81 ,2Sa1 80; No. 2
spring 81 20a1 %. Rye-Quiet and
heavy At Sla1 06. oats-Dull at 62xa
G8o for western. Corn-Rather quiet at
81 12al IA for sound old mixed western,
PRovIsIoNs-PorkI-Dull and heavy
at S3la32 90 for mess, january and Feb.
ruRry delivery. Beef--Steady with o
moderate demand. Cat Meats-Un.
changed. Bacon-Nomlnal. .- IN
LARp--Dull at 1Szals3ic for good 10
primo steam, Ir .zra.t
. Eaas--steadY at S6a4lc for fresh. and
SlaS2c for lined. l.lIJ. * =.
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ohio Auditors nreet,nr.

=. - OULUMBUsI UbU' 10.
3 The Ohio Auditors Association ad-
journed this afternoon after electIng
officers for the ensuing year. President,
Geo. =. Larue, Of Hamilton; Vice. PresI-
dent, W. D. Dimes, Warren; Secretary,
Samuel Klndrick, Ross; Treasurer, w.
W. Hamilton, Wayne. ..,.. .'...
The first annual report of the Ohio
Reform School for girls was made to-
day. There are only ak Inmates, hut
there are other applicants ready tor
admission as soOn 40 the building Ia
bntAhed. gt,t.4 atEy ..Ir4-l
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SToCKs-Ths market Ia ieverlsh and
unsettled owing to mercantile failures
aud the stringency In money. There
was general downward movement In
prices and the decline in some cases
being quite marked. There was
rumUr on the street that the consollda-
tlon OF the Wabash and Lake Shore
would not 60 through, which caused u
heavy decline In Wabash and finally
rise in Lake Shore
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Eew YORK Dry Goods lrnrlte,.

b.! ral 'lta NEW YORK, Dec. Is.
Fair business In prints and certain
classes otdomestic goods such as heavy
brown sheetlng. In fact In all goods,
which are very low and show tenden.
cy to advance, but In other respects
The market is lauguid and depressed
and things look 81 qually enough around
and prices are steady.
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Commodore Stedman, has assumed
command Of the CharleBtown, Mass,
navy yard, In place Of Commodore
Rogers, who takes command OF the
East India squadron a. Admiral.
The steam sloop Alaska, received a
crew aud goes 10 China,
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ERANUE.

PARIS, Dec. l5.
The CaIlI insurrectionIsts continue
quite active on the French border. Yes
lerday several caSes OF arms supposed
10 helons 10 them, was seized NJ Bay
oune and other places In that neighbOr.
hood, by the French authorities.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Ry Gable Telegraph to The lntslllVencOr.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Dec. 10.
The Morning Telegraph has an ell.
torlal on the renewal OF the reciprocity
treaty, wherein It predicts solne modi.
hcation OF the policy Of Congress to-
ward the Dominion or Canada, through
the Influence OF Secretary Fish. who 10
a helIeVer In free trade. The Times to
day while admitting tho improved
quantity, quality and price OF India
cotton, aud does not consider It pOssI-
bic for displacement OF American dis
crlntlnilR.
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CINCINNATI.
Arrest, OF a CounteFfeit "ShoVcr."
NINntnn AnI nnn Ii

y-, CINo1NNATI, Dec. 10.
At two O'Clock this morning, the po~
lice arrested man for Drunkenness,
who gave his name as J. W. Lane, on
him they found htty dollars In genuine
money and sixty In counterfeit, also 0
circular and letter from Wogan q Co..
No. Is ,Nassaue street, New York, IN.
forming him they sold counterfeit
money, so we'll executed as to deceive
the government treasury experts, and
At low rates. He. was looked up and
Recured, and will be brought before the
limited States Commissioner.