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General Carl Schurz was serenaded at
:, Inu;s on Saturday night. He made a


General Carl Schurz was serenaded at
6, Inpis on Saturday night. He made a
SH" a. mean to say that that Union is more
..-,nolv knit to-day than it ever was before.
and hope that as j, was in the past go it
ell in the future be; that the patriotic
Am and Germans will cooperate in
: a the power of loyalty and patriot
: ;S IN defending the cause of right and
; ;S and in celebrating and wiping OUT
If those resen;ments and that hard feeling
wbich sprung from the war, by o liberal
an3 inst policy. ICheers.l As o repre-
Ssptstive OF that policy stand before you,
and | hope to see the day when many OF
o ~. enemies will be obliged to acknowledge
tba; cur fight was the good fight, and that
our triumph was the triumph Of right, JUS
fire. progress, civilization, and goodwill to
all men" Renewed cheers.l
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4 new series of postage stamps is in
course of preparation by the Postofice De-
partment. They will be smaller than those
now in use, but Of handsomer finish and
design. On the two-cent stamp is an en-
craving of postboy on horseback, and on
the three.cent locomotive under full
head OF steam. The fve-cent stamp con-
tains head Of Washington, and the ten
cent stamp picture Of the Declaration Of
Independence. On the twelve-cent stamp
an engraving Of an ocean steamship is seen,
aad the thirty-cent stamp is decorated with
the surrender Of Burgoyne.
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AS7I-MAsoNIc PETITIoN.-In the Senate
Yesterday Mr.. Wilson presented petition
signed by fifteen persons, who sign them
selves as citizens of Ohio, asking repeal
of the act granting charter TO the Masonic
Hall Association in the District of Colum-
bia. Their petition states that they be-
.eye all secret associations are dangerous
to republican governments; that Masonic
societies have for long time directed their
efforts towards the support of slavery and
the inception Of the rebellion, &c.-WGSh-
.ng,5n ReDublCQn. 2Sb.
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IAlao
~ III ksaTt sesl AEs...,& y - 81
Grain and Fleur Markets.. III 1.
Cock AND FLouR EXCHANGE
R1cHaosD, VA, January. 2S, 1858.

Il
Cock AND FLouR EXCHANGE
.R1cHaozD, VA, January rs, lSS9.77S
oYrHRISGB.
I Whsas.-White.,7 IS bushels. sRedf6o bush els.
( G,rn.-Whfte 1888 bushels, Straw colored,
$50 bushels. Yellow, 20 bushels Mixed, ,ls2
bnshels.T.Is saa. EguoT5t aU9ti5 hsW III
/! 7oats.-I TO snshels- b aas5 sdt baiisi
Ays.l A D' '' SALES. aafs199a dis
| aeat.-Red, 80 bushels fair at $3.50 ~ aeS
( fcbrn.--tWhite, $40 bushels prime at s2hes;
sos bushels damp, on priYa terms i szS ousn-
els good on private terms-total SOP bnsness.
/ FCorn.-Ye iiow, 20 bushels prime at SIC:
Straw -colored, $50 bushels ats6c. Mixed 2ss
bushels prime at-sIc.Ss 100 bushels good on,prf-
vate terms; lo4 bushels very good az soc.--
total, 500 bushels - - - $500 !
aodts--2o bushels very good at $50, !; 70 bush,
els common at s5c.;flso bushels fair at &C.,
total, go bushels. ora-rrs4 az ~ L41nsag SO
Rye.-6 bushels inferior at $l.S5; 10 bushels
very inferior at S125; 81 bushels good at 81, a;
lsbushsls fair at $l.4l.--totaI, lis bushels. ~
REMARxs.-Oferingso OF Corn at the Exchange
to day 5,14o bushels, Of which $3.50 were re-,
exhibited and o.65s sold !; market moderately
active; prices unchanged from those OF pre-
ceding day. Wheat in fair demand, for good
samples especially. Oats also in fair demand
but prime samples were held beyond buyers
terms Rye in good demand at unchanged
rates. H' .HSa%' VOC ~ '''' ~ - s5-'' -.
In the -Four market there is no change, and
we quote, as before, superffne 1915 to 90, ex.
ira $3.50 to 1915, and family SlI to sll.6o, by
the dray load. = 3sf"8 'sfts2 FL '#'s' sH7 ..
-a.8 eft .; Baltimore, Nd 100 fsis :; ZOO
In Baltimore on the 9Th instant Wheat more
active; sales Of Virginia valley red at o.. 80;
choice Maryland7 at 1920 to 1926; prime at
g. 90 to g. 10; receipts of oil kinds, 3,7oO bush
els Offerings Of Corn, "a, $40 bushels; market
active and more firm sales Of s, Oo0 bushels good
and strictly prime white at 1910 $50 steamboat
lots at SIC. dampa SOC. yellow sold at So to
$50 the latter for corn in store. 0ats-2, 400
bushels received sales Of common at &c., and
good to prime at II to 74c. Sales Of 725 bushels
of Rye, in lots, at 81 So to sf67, and 700 BUSH
els of Pennsylvania at $780, 2a2t@f 1R& -
-5s32E E"o New York. lS
In New York on the 9th Flour was dull and
dropping. Wheat dull and declining; sales of
90, 900 bushels at 81 80 to $I.s5 for No. aspiring
in store and afioat, and SO for mixed spring.
Corn dull sales Of As, 600 bushels at SO to s6c.
for new mixed western, $3.50 for old mixed
western, CSC. for new yellow Jersey, and 90c.
for New Orleans white. Rye quiet. Barley
steady; sales of Canada st g. 1a to ~. Is, %
The stock of grain in the warehouses in
Brooklyn and New York on the 10Th instant
was as follows Wheat, 1899, ASS bushels corn,
l,45s,ss6 bushels oats, 2,5s5,7l2 bushels; rye,
23S 4sl bushels barley, 274,Sl3 bushels; malt,
81, 776 bushels; peas, 50, 756 bushels. @V3 fS'a
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Z 9G8 IL s>AsfaI &'sAk1 ~ JANUARY 70, 1863. ~
! Beans. --Northern1 white, $3.50; southern
white, $780, 70 ..t7Fs .FEsrE,,I 2, ,tI7n
Corn.-Sales of white at 81 &c.; yellow. seAc.,j
|. Cotton Holdings, 27Hc.;y low mtddlings,
2sc; good ordinary, 20 4c.;; ordinary, 26Hc.
/ Dried Frutt.-Apples, sh@6c.; peacnes az ~
|, = Fsrtilisers..- Fitzgerald's. phosphate fish
euano fine. ground, $50; coarse ground, $8i
dried, NOT ground, $40; in its crude state, for "
compost, $50. e0l lH 74s5Sa 9&' 12t ,I2s-t Sitla
y Fgarseed. So 40. Ftfgy fAiseH-o,- frnIEse Sc 81
Eour.--FamiIy. sl3 80; extra, 20; lsuperhne,
ss6ss. rs; fine, ss.75@$7. 50. -, a.,
Neal Sales at o. . tNa'.ahi 3et ." ~ 80
i Potatoss.-Dykeman, $3.50; Early Goodrich, -
$5 MERGERS, s6; Buckeye, y. 50i Ohiiiey nVos.
~: Moritus, 81; Peach Blows, IS TO 49,
T Jackson W hites $500. Sweet, $2@$226. pf""'
Psan,as.-Sales at $20$2 Is for prirsasHs n7a7f
Psas-Blackeyed, 81. 4; black, 9og9oc. a.,,ass
tTapes.-White oak pipe, 800 cuus, w, .
White oak headings, $50 culls, sS3. w hite
oak nogsnead, $50 culls, $40. Red oak hogs
head, $40; culls, 30 1rUa ratglE ~ ~5'=gr
| shtngles.-No.l !, slo@sll: r,+--saCaasG nj
| 7ur. Barrels, large, f20s2. %. r.a. -
! Whsdt.-Wh prime, " 80; fair, VI. 10, sotn ON
mon, 81 80. Red, prime, So = fair, Si.7og q
~ 10; common, $l.3o0Sl.O.f aI3it17 vTesEseaH
| 1900 bushels yellow corn, s6hc.v Toe II faH
| 1900 bushels white corn $50. Z, - ,-z,r,.ib
| $50 bushels peanuts, ~ 20 Virgfntdn., :. -
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SALE OF Coal IN New YoRK.-Neao York,
January 27.-Sixty thousand tons Of coal
were sold to-day. Stove coal declined about
twenty-five cents per ton, and there was 8
small decline on other grades. rsa aears.
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PosToFFIcE AFFA1Rs.-On the railroad
route from Wilmington, N. c., to Kingsyills,
S. c., George q. Adams is appointed route
agent at the rate Of 81 $3.50 per annura, vics
William T. Stewart, declined. a.--7 81.
Virginia.-A new Office is established at
Mountain Road, Va, and John Hughes ap-
pointed postmaster on route from Halifax
Courthouse to Museville. Another new Of
fee is established at Cherry Lane, King
William county, Va, and Louis Thorn ap-
pointed postmaster; on route from Rich
mond to West Point. Another at Perkins
store, Nelson county, Va, and William
Lyon appointed postmaster; on route from
Alexandria to Lynchburg. Office at Charles
City Courthouse, Charles City county, Va,
is reGstablished, and Matthew Gentry ap-
pointed postmaster. vt@
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

r
LONDON, January 2s.-It is believed the
Greek adherence to the conference protocol
will contain reservations which will pro.
tract the Turkish trouble.
sPAIN-TRoUBLE WITH THE CHURCHES.
MADRID, January 2s.-The Government
claims the libraries, archives, and works Of
art possessed by the churches, and it was
the enforcement Of this claim that led to
the assassination Of the Governor of Boor-
gas. -.-~ ~, go, ,.,~~----,,r- 49,
: The Government has withdrawn the di-
plomatic character from the Pope's nuncio
here. a@ ..-
A GOVERNMENT REPORT FROM CUBA.
HAVANA, January 2s.-El Diario says
that many of the revolutionists are accept
ing General Dulce's terms.
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Nor or THE SANE WAY OF THINKING.-A
lady correspondent of the Washington
Chronicle states that although Senators
Pomeroy, Wade, and Wilson, attended the
Women's Rights Convention in that city,
their wives are all opposed to the move
mept. This is nothing extraordinary.
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Adjourned. - -
q Ssndte.-The usual number Of petitions
for female suffrage were presented. sa - :
2oMr. Rice introduced 8 bill for construct
ing postal telegraph from Boston to Wash
ington, touching at intermediate cities: 2
a committee Of five was appointed on edn--
cation. ',.>'' s5at5z
The MeGarrafsn bill was taken from the
table, after q severe struggle, by o vote Of
~ to 49, G3i ~ -, 5e'I9';ss ~ lalsi '.o
The constitutional amendment WAS dis
icussed until adjournment. uT9 yG&ssefz al
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UNIFORM RATES on RAILRoADs.-Chacago,
sRuary 27.-At the session Of the Illinois
-sgislature yesterday bill was introduced
compel the railroads Of this State to
asrge uniform rates for transporting
'slght. The bill also provides that any
abroad charging more than pro rata pro-
'Fuon shall pay the owner Of the freight
'ttlmes the amount wrongfully collected.
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! CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, January 2s.-7House:-The
House this morning passed a resolution di-
recting the Reconstruction COMMITTEES TO-
INQUIRE into the position Of the Georgia
members in the House, the senator's from
that State having been excluded fromathe
Senate e02 hHsls ca s--Gotfa5so Y" ys.,12 z,
Tie army appropriations Of s4s,ooo,ooo
were made the special order Of the day for
ssanlT II ,I7S@1A &st IRsn0 az Il
~ - : Second Dispatch. bsaa Sss ~
eWasH1SeroS, January 2s..-Houss. =.
The resolution aof inquiry regarding the
Georgia members WAS passed is7 ];
noes, 23-and the conside atians OF the
Georgia contested election case postponed
to the third Tuesday in February: eei,e; q
The pension bill wss discussed, and the
sbastity Of Union soldiers widows roughly
discussed. NJ action WIS takensl:s . .,F
The Indian appropriation was discussed.
"a resolution sddfng two to the Pacific
r iiway, Committee WAS referred. E
Mr. Boutwell, gave notice That ne Would
cali up hts constitutional amendment to-
morrow. .
Information was asked Of the number Of
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Miss Matte C. Wood, aged thirteen, Of
Campbell county, has been missing for some
days. 1t is feared she has been murdered
by a negro named Monroe Toler, who has
also disappeared. -- -. 49,
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Our dearly-bsloved brother Cameron says
that we found the "brick" he had in his
hat when Sandy Little appropriated that
valuable part of his personal apparel. To
which biographical invention of our friend
we reply that taking it as a specimen
brick'' was enough to secure him from any
further loss of that kind as far as we are
concerned.-Norfolc Virginian. >'
Hit him back, Cameron A week or two
ago your wit was as sparkling and bright
as champagne. "Where be thy quips and
thy quiddities ," -..-----.------
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Later from Central America.

! NEW YORK, January 28.--The steamer
Alaska has arrived from Aspinwall with
s473,Q00 in treasure. ~. z1
Frequent earthquakes are occurring in
Guatemala. ....,..---, 100 sra'- s5.E - >
A war is probable between San Salvador
and Honduras. 1"'a."
! An unsuccessful attempt has been made
to poison President Guzman.
! There is nothing yet from Caleb Cush-
ipg's mission. -
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FOREMAN FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR
Wheeling, West "a, January Pin the
Republican csucus to-day Governor Bore
man was unanimously nominated for cleo
ton as United States senator.
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CONSIDERATION OF BISHOP LITTLEJoHN.
Ne,o York, January 27.-Bishop Little
john was consecrated Bishop Of Long Island
at Brooklyn this morning. Hl-1 49, 4
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: New YoRK, jan nary %. --,Noon.- Stocks
1Osss. Gold, 1863 5-2o's, 80, llsh. North I
Carolina G.s, 50; new g. Ter: Tennessee s ss s1
Flour dun and declining. aWhedt dull andfa.G
yors buyers. ~ Corn unchanged. Pork lowell
new mess, $50. 76Q3$91. Steam lard. dul! sarrf
rels, 2oh@oAe: Cotton firm at 2s1g s. g:
Turpen tine quiet at &c.,, Rosin quiet at $3.50
@$2.7o. Freights quiets0z-----
Evening cotton uiet and firm sales: 100
bales at ~2SA629c. :. Flour dull State arc
western superane ssssgss:ss ~ s soSseesya
Wheat declining Corn unchanged. PORK
lower at &30.37h.r Lard-kettle, u ae. ais-ssE
key, $l@sl.Ol., Groceries firm; Turpenane,I
Money abundant at 807 per cent. Sterling
los%. Gold 1851. Southern securities hrmers'
Tennessee, 6s, new, 671zlt stocks active gyo4f
BALr1sonR, january rs. Cotton qntstf at
2sMc. ,Flour improved in demand and drmsr.k
Wheat scarce cSrn dull; w 1; s Psass
mess, $50. Bacon Shoulders, l5A0f6B. aai
Virginia s8s, coupons, oldsra7M - new, 5s.T
Mort Carolina. old, "a; new, ,rrrt 3,,n yffyr
CrscrssArr. January IS Provisions arrsr ~
mess pork, ss1. Lard, zoe, Wh laA , sfsci
WrrxIseros,s No. January, 2s,-.sptrits
tnrpentine actiye at 56Sc,; crnde' a ea
firm at o.. IS. Cotton, 27c. deo3sf"9E 80
] CEARLESToyy, Jduuary So.-OOttoh ooo - Z
irfner but closed dufet;I nnfddliags, %os.' .
sales,Tas75 bales; receipts l,27s bales ~
| ports, eoastwise, 1928 bales sew 9iuoT VIZ
| SAVANNAH, j anuary 2S.-- Cotton openedw with !
| good inquiry middlin gs, 7H027 Nc; qssiest
s5s bales receipts ,52I bales exports COST n e.
| wise, ESQ bales. e..
NEW ORLEANS hsa AXIS January q. Cotton dun
and Ac lower !; middlings, "a Nc; sales, 2,soos
4 bales receipts, 1873 ybaies; exports, olei
| bales. Sugar and melassss hrrn, and. uI,
changed Gold, lS7S New e1 oErS ~ s'sn ~
HsS 81 " la-5 s.sis.-- ---44-y9Rt seEsE
4 Foreign Markets-(Bx TsLseEksH]s ~
\ Isogpos, january o.: Noon.- Consois, sSa.
/ United States ibonds, 7oa Turpenn ns' Sssss'
19sraso or States bonds and stocks
4 Quiet aa5 e eaIos f2GI W cErEaA S25 yss'
! L1vsxpooor,, january ries.- Noon. Cotton
1 quiet and steady ;iuplands, o1l 40 ffHda; Or.
leans, IN llsad.; estimated ssaless ,ooes
4 ITernoonnl. Cotton-Salas now estimated at
i u, 200 baies bTaliow 46s. 3d. Aib5 III
i LIysnpooL, january EDsning 600 ton
/ quiet euplands, ON the ,spotys sanoats
ilSd, Orleans, 11h0lisd,i ssaaltes, oS0 ~
/ H4Syst Jan rs, saS ansp apssdg y
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SPECIE PAYMENTS IN NEVADA.-San
Francisco, January 27.-The Legislature Of
Nevada has enacted law remanding the
business of the State back to coin basis.
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Richmond Cattle market.

! -. THURSDAY, January, Se,iiooS.9
The receipts of cattle during the week wers
1853 head-of sheep $50 and Of hogs 2s5. Sales !,
were made as follows: tsJf 2nff3sa.aIg elIHa
: Beef.-Common, 4c. a n. gress; fair to goodrf
8 to Sc. a b. < prime, &c, q b.. .T,.s.,sv.. NF
!sheep.S-Good to prime from to &c. Y D.,
= Hoos.--No, sales made. Buyers have offered I
holders refuse to sell at less than l4hc. q b:
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Provision Market.

In the provision market we note that west
ern Bacon and Lard have gone up about NC.
since Tuesday The following table will show
the number Of Hogs packed up to the 25tff in:
slant in the five principal western cities as
compared with the corresponding date last
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HBON WORKS.

RIEW MACHINE SH0P.-SL0AT& AID
IN DINGTON, las Cary street, near Fourteenth
and BOILEG REPA1EIEG
In city and country; Tobacco Machinery OF all
kinds made new and repaired ;1Scales OF al hnds
repaired aud adjusted; SEWING MACHINES of
all kinds repaired and all parts for same furnished
and the LATE IMPROVEMENTS put on the
SLOAT ELLIPTIC and WHEELER & WILSON
SEWING MACHINES. SLOhT ELLPTIC MA
CHINES for sale and purchased. Exclusive agents
Valves op me also tr the eelebrataS
Selden's Patent Packing fer steam-engines, snd
for the great and useful Lathe Chuck made by
hessrs. e. Horton & Son. - .-r.s--- ~
! TCI esW n : GEORGE 3. sLOAT, .As7' va
no a--sm a. A. JACKSON ADDIFGToN.
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IRE Chicago, January 27.-Childs &
20 store, on State street, was burned last
gut. LOSE, $4,000.
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The AXE AT Weag. sJJunius &. Didiake,
ESQ.,, for a number of years the excellent,
popular, and efficient clerk Of, the hustines
court, OF this city, has been removed, and
Louis Latour appointed In his stead. MIR.
Latour was formerly d sergeant In, the
United States army, but has been residing
here since the war. Those who know him
speak well sof his qualifications. We are
glad to learn that Mr.. 5Latour will retain
Mr. Didlake as his deputy. If-sS ILL., Y, } NY
4 Colonel s., Med. Moore, the Common
wealth's attorney for Rockbridge, has been
removed, by the military. We are not In
formed who has been appointed to succeed
him. [s-z 81 - ,Es,,s@s 5. - 80 ~
Leonard Daniel, Jr., clerk Of the county
court of Amherst, and one Of the most ac-
complished and popular clerks in the Com
manwealth, has been removed by General
Stoneman, and q northern man named
James Pierson, of whom or Of whose quail
fcations we know nothing, has been APP
pointed to succeed him. a3<f ~ -
The Rev. Richard Fl. Rawlings, q north
ern man and Protestant Episcopal minis
ter, has been appointed sheriff Of the
county in place of that faithful and eff
Client officer Major r.. N. Ellis, removed.
We learn, however, that Mr.. Rawlings will
declinc the position, and General Stoneman
will therefore have to make new appoint
men1.-Lylchbatrg Neaos. asz g = aaa.9 :
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rRINTINg TN CoLORs DONE AT THE
DIsPATCH PRINTlN6-HoUsE' JAZZ
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF LANp.-on Monday
last the Mallory farm, consisting Of 1900
acres, located seven miles from Norfolk, in
Princess Anne county, bounded by Little
creek aud Chesapeake bay. The farm wss
purchased by Mr.. George r. Gordon, of
New York, for $4,000 cash, and the sale
included saw-mill, stock, etc. Mr.. Cor.
don is the inventor and manufacturer Of
the celebrated printing press which bears
his name. He intends to improve his pur-
chase, build a magnificent residence, and
make it his home. He will 60 extensively
into the production Of fruit and the raising
of stock, to both of which purposes the
farm is prominently well adapted. r&s
The land and fisheries in Princess Anne
county belonging to the State Of Virginia
we're sold on Monday to Hooper G. Hicks,
Esq, of Maryland. The land comprises
5000 acres, and brought $4,000. Mr..
Hicks represents company Of wealthy
men, who propose to 60 largely into the
lumber business.-NorfoM Virgiaian.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

! Z. FRANOE-sPEECH FROM MINISTER DIX
PARIS, January 28.-Mr. Dix, the Anne
rican minister, at public dinner yester-
day, said the cause of Greece was identified
with the cause of liberty throughout the
world, and he assured Greece Of the sym
nofhu ne America s... ~. ~. 80. .-. y.
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INEFFICIENT APPoINTEE.-0n Tuesday
the magistrates Of Bedford county, having
had the business of the court delayed for
two days by reason Of the incompetency of
A. II. Curtiss, recently appointed clerk by
General Stoneman, made an order of court
setting forth the utter uuitness and ineffi-
cheney of the carpet-bag appointee, and
directed that the same be sent to General
Stoneman for his acknowledging Re
aa,hl;cJ, -. -. = RS ....s.os ..E ...
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6 DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c,

' -
T0R INVALIDS. e..zq a'
LIE6IG's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
EXTRACT OF MALT,
PoURTELOT,S EXTRACT OF BEEF,
( HARD'S FARINACEOUS FOOD, @
HUBBEL'S FARINACEoUs FOOD,
RACAHOUT DIES ARABEs, IL gu
BISCOTINE, r.-., ,--, ----.. .-.s ----a "a g
. COMsToCK's RATIONAL FOOD. ~
/ PREPARED RICE FLOUR,
PREPARED DAT MEAL,
PREPARED COIN STARCH,
PEARL sAGO AND TAPIOCA,
FRESH TAMARINDs,
/ BERMUDA ARROW ROOT, @
/ HOMEOPATHIC COCOA, &C.,
for sale by MEADE g. BAKER,
-. as--. . Dispensing Pbarmacutists,
ia 70 ,us-r .- ,. e~.- els Main street.
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IN TONS, NO. j. PERUVIAN GUANO,
OV direct from Government agent now landin z
and for sale by ia Isl LEE, seldom & 90. i
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vessels destroyed BY the Confederate pr:

s,vaa weszzEeWa
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WASHINGTON, January 2S.-The Recon
struction Committee this morning heard
Charles Whittlesey, J.B. Baldwin, and a
negro from .Lynchburg named Ayeritt, on
Virginia matters. The argument has closed
and the committee will hear no more verbal
statements regarding the removal Of disa-
bilities.r -. - .t-fs,i- 81 ..cor a77f q, - s.
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NEW ORLEANS. January q. Cotton daii
bales !; RECEIPTS, $3.50 zbaies; exports, l,olo
bales. Sugar and melassss firm and IN;
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-01-20
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 10

Gold, 1859
A Knoxville, Tenn, dispatch says Gov.
Brownlow will tomorrow issue a very impor-
tant proclamation, calling upon citizens to
enter the ranks of the State Guards, to aid in
suppressing the lawlessness Of the Ku Klux
and other bands which set at defiance the civil
law. Martial law will be proclaimed in the
counties most subject to these outrages. Gen.
James p Cooper will be placed in command
The three survivors Of the steamer GNJ
Chy, from Galveston, for New York, state
that the vessel went ashore on Lookout Shoals
about 10 o'clock on the night of the llth
inst A heavy gale was blowing, and al
about o'clock, on the following morning the
vessel went to pieces.
Those on board consisted Of twenty-loul
persons attached to the ship and one passen
ger. They stuck to the steamer to the last
The boats were all carried away. These three
men who were saved caught hold Of tina
which was nearest at hand, and were 6nally
picked up.
A Washington telegram says DR.. Mudd'
attorney pretends to have assurance that hi
client will soon be pardoned by Presden
johnson.
A special, dated Madrid, Jan. Is, siate
that serious differences are said to exist be
tween the members of the provisional govern
ment Prim, Rsero and Sagasto, are sale
to be in favor of certain men and certain
measures against whom Gen. Scrrano and tn
Marquis of Bega Armija are arrayed.
WILMINdToN, Del. Jan. 10.
James A. Bayard was elected to-day b.
the Delaware Legislature U. $. Senator t
serve till March 4th next and his son Thorn
as Bayard, for the full term of six years from
that date.