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Gin ant,=Sreat=8erein- 1T ipieoerun1, tpie
her Sno. SeIearapb l6reibt, in Snoianapolis anse-
reat iporoen uao smar su Dem 3pede Die orsaniiir-
ten Banoen BON ~Suders", tueI6e wie 3aiibe piele
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gu beaiten, Die su pObltbatiaen 3psdsn perwenoet
perbsn lol(n.
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WASHINGTON.
Proceedings Of the Natfonai colored
COnYentiOn-The Alabama Claims.

WASHINGTON, January 16. = The
National Colored Convention adopted
a report urging the organization of an
Equal Rights League
A resolution was passed asking
Congress for an amendment to the
Constitution to put beyond cavil the
bright of every citizen to vote, ire
spectIYe of race, aealor orncanditioD,
and urging upon Congress the neces-
sity OF further legislation to redress
the outrage of expeIling colored men,
bers from the Georgia Legislature,
and to restore The rights of the color
ed people in that State.
a subcommittee is preparing an
address to be made to the American
people, and another committee has
been appointed TO presentthe suffrage
question before the Congressional lJu.
dietary Committee. ..-.
The President yesterday sent to the
Senate the treaty for the adjustment
of the Alabama and other claims by
commission. tao
Fhe receipts OF fractional currency
for the week were 1915 600; the ship
ments, 1851 500; National Bank cur
reney issued, $l11, 430; actual circula-
ton, 1929, 794, ,2S3; Irrational currency
redeemed, $351 200 s.ah l7
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NEW YORK.
The Treaties between the Govern
ment ana Great Britain Sent TO
the Senate Congressional Mat
teFS.aa

New York, January 1.-THE
| Herald's Washington special states
that on Friday last, the President
sent into the Senate the treaties be-
tween the Government and that of
Great Britain, on the Alabama
claims, the rights of naturalized citi-
zens and the questions arising out of
the joint occupation of San Juan.
The Alabama treaty is concluded sub
stantialiy Ia the original terms pre-
sented by our Government. As soon
as the treaty was received in the Sem
ate. it was referred to the Committee
on Foreign Relations, and was order
ed printed in confidence, for the use
of the Senate. The committee meets
on Tuesday next, when the matter
will be considered.
The NATURALIZATION treaty, it is un-
derstood, comedies, on the part of
Great Britain, that naturalized citf-
zens shall enjoy the same rights in
that country as native American citi
zens.
The Rqconstruction COMMITTEES
have closed the Georgia investigation.
They yesterday sent large amount
OF testimony to be printed. AS soon
as this is done the Committee will
prepare their report. 1t is under
stool that the Committee viii report
agaiast disturbance of the present
State Government In Georgia, leaving
the question of the eligibility of the
negroes tolAold office to be settled by
the Courts. - i, .'.-- I.
The Senate Committee ON Com
merce agreed to report the House bill
of last session, with some slight modi-
fieatlons, making the appropriations
50, ,OOtlO00 for the Improvement of
rivers and harbers. An appropria I
ton Of $3.50, 900 for the removal of
Hell Gate distractions in New York
Harbor is INCLUDED.
The firm owning silk, seized 10
New York, short time ago, for an
attempt ia evade duties, has offered
$50,0 900 to. have the goods returned to
them. The Secretary of the Treasury
has the matter under consideration.
On Monday Senator Kellogg will
Introduce. a resolution asking the
Government TO endorse the bonds of
Laussona, for rebuilding the Missis-
sippl levees, and offering in trust for the
liquidation of bonds the seven, million
acres Of swamp lands. originally granted
by the General Government. to the
State; and also proposing that every
section Of lalluvial land reclaimed
from overflow shall at nnae be, sold,
and the proceeds applied to the lfqui-
dation Of the bonds. sas oa z-alisr'
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Chicago Market.


By Telegraph CHICAGO. Jan. Is. i
s. EXCHANG E. Eastern less firm; lie offer
ed In buying, LILO prem. selling. srtet si-i
ELoUR-Quiet, at 50 5O96 SO for Spring
extra.
:. WHEAT-Active,u unsettled and Irregular.
Sales of nd. at 81 lSt2e5l ~, and NO. at
81 l24l l3s closing with buyers ut 81 l21a,
and sellers 81 I254. Sales since Change at
xI 12J5.
CoRN--In fair request, and L91Ic lower;
ea les OF No. kiln-dried Mt 5Jc, new at 52I5
6s53c. no grade at 1S0g4Jc; closing at 52149
G952tz. SsJes OF No. at 67g671zc, seller last
half of April. Nothing doing in corn this
z. NJ.
OATs-Moderately active and steady at
4715Si7s4c; closing steady at 47$zc.
kYE-Dult and one cent lower: sales OF
No. at ST IS, and No. 2 at 81 l20sI IL.
BARLEY-Actiye; sales of NJ. / at 81 63G9
81 % in regular houses, and 81 6Setl 80 in
northwestern; closing at 81 6.s1l IS reg uiaF.
HIGHWINES-Film and in demand at 95c I;
closing with sellers at SIC. ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dull and heavy, but
towards the close n little better feeling pre-
vailed Sales of mess pork at SIS 50 cash,
and S2S 50.d29 90 for future delivery; c Os-
Ing at SIS so. Lard steady al lSIe. Short
rib mi middles l414c, seller February Dressed
hogs active and steady. closing at SII 506e
Sl2, dividing on 2OO bs. Live hogs dull and
weak, 2l9S0c lower; sales at - 5O9lU 50 for
fair to choice. .-rg-
BEEF CATTLE E-Quiet and less firm.
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ST. LOUIS.
Kansas Legislative PrOceedIngs-Ne-
braSka Republican Legislative Cau-
cus-NO Choice for Senator.

ST., LOUIS. January II. = In the
Kansas Legislature yesterday con-
current resolution was introduced in
the House, asking Congress to submit
an Amendment to the Constellation
giving suffrage without regard to sex
or color; also, "a concurrent resolution
memorializIng Congress to grant fur
ther aid to the Central Branch OF, the
Pacific Railroad. and asking Congress
to preserve the public domain for
actual settlers; also, concurrent res
olution submitting to the voters of
the State an amendment allowing, the
Legis stature hereafter to adopt amend
ments to the Constitution. r
The Nebraska Republican Legisla-
tive Caucus Friday night resulted in
no choice for United States Senator,
but Mr.. Upton had the highest vote.
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Proceedings of the National
Colored Convention. -
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new York Marker.
Hy TelegrapIl.l

Fly Telegraph. NEW YORK. Jan. Ig.
G0TToN --Dpened quiet and firn, and
eloseu duii and lover: sales OF 2,J00 bales al
sc for n1fddiing upla nds. arE
r LoUB- Receipts $500 bbls; market dull
anu lower; sales OF 6,800 bbls. az S. 7Oa6 %
for supeTnne State and Western SO 65a7 %
for extra state; Sc 5097 60 for extra We g.
eFns 81 SOG9 80 for white wheat extra sG 81
@s9 ~ for roundehoop Ohio: IS 0Og9 90 for
extra St. Louis: 90 1922 90 for good To
choice do, closing dull and heavy; in-
cluded In the. saIss were 1900 bbls. outh
Ameflca az ~ %. California -four nomi-
maj. kye nourhlulA and heavy, saies OF lS0
bbls. at S5 50a7 3d.
CORN MEATA-Qufet
WHISKY Quiet; sales of $50 bbls. West
ern al Sl 04 free, and retail lots do NJ 81 O5.
WHEAT Receipts none; market drll
ana sa 10 Lower yer sales Of 3s,e0g bushels az 81 57Iz
t2 10 for very choice white California.
BARLEYIstore actIveand a shade nrmer /;
SAFES sag or 5000 bushels Canada West at az IS
BARLEY MALr-Qnfet. aa ~ fl
CoRs-Receipts 4O,9h bushels. Corn is a
shaae nrmer. with a moderate demand,
Iarily specuiative; sales So 200 bushels ut
s3a911zc for new mixed Western, 50 0 0Oc
low, Nc for Southern yellow, g7 a. IS Tor
whlte southern. and 97l4c for. Old mixed
o4Ts-ReceIpts ,ies bushels. oats nonli-
75e for do. ah 0at.
DoAL--Quiet. tii
,,,-fy.r's, s0N-F.e.3t - ts1Cutr PAof3Sue
wooL-Quiet and firm; sales 10000 Ibs.
at 46et5Sc tor domestic fleece 60c for com b.
lngs, 65c for pick lock, 81 ~ for fine sc ured
zSs2g4215e for pulled, aud SIC for tubbed.
RTGE-auiet.
CoFFF E-Quiet.
e.s,s sgaaE steseg sales Of 200 hQgsheads
MoLAssrs foaiiet, at 7Oe74c for New Or
Un1s o,,a. eht fssfiff
PErRoLEUM Firm, at 2lc for cru lie, and
Bic for refined bonded. ass.l ~ m m
OIL Itnseed drmer. at 81 Oh "a OF In
casks and barrels. 81 = ~ m
SPIRITS TuRPENTIHE-Qniei,a at 521Se.
. PORK-lgniets sos barrels sold sat 9SG20 80
Tor new mess S3S 10 for old do; s24925 80 for
prime; W z7g25 70 for prime mess et
BEEF T-Steady; sale OF l45 barrels al s91
$3.50 for new plain mess SI4mlg 50 FOR new
extra mess. Tierce beef quiet; sales DO
tierces at S5gss0 for prime mess: $50 q SJ6 Tor
india mess. T-FtATfT
S30d34 ssaakff.'f T FF#FTsf TT F17I :
Cur AfEATs-QuIef; sales or asO packages;
IEI4l8e fOrslloulders; IA 9lTc for hams. y,
, Z y 0ess -7llr essed heavy and lower at I39 /
Ia lor lor " es6ern, and 144i413e for city.
4LARD-Quiet and heavy; sales on @ 0
tterce at AZ 75z9slS54c for steam :; l6t{Glfe for
Kettle rendered: also sales Of 80 tierces
steam at HS5ss1Slzc, sci leTs' january, Feb
raaEy, March, and Aprils 9Islfge aslJnnnH
IItB.UrTEsrQ Quiet and steady S3@S4c for
! OIEEsls- Firm at'I6Q2Oc. al
fREIGHTs TO III vfkPo0L = A shade firTner;
engagemenisof 5000 'sacks corn per steam
er 7S<gSei 90 dos per sail at ls 9d. "a s-,a
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WASHINGTON.
A Committee OF the OOlOred Mems
National Convention Call OnHtiae
judiciary Gemmittee-The Recep-
ti0n and Addresses. od tarrl =

WAsHINdToN, January 1.-THE
Committee appointed by the CoIored
Mems National Convention, to wait
upon the Judiciary Committee OF the
House, had an interview with the
Committee yesterday, aud were re-
ceived in the most cordial manner.
Mr. Weir addressed the Committee at
length, stating fully the wishes of the
Convention, and the people he rep
resented, relative to their condition.
and NEST respectfully urged upon
them the Importance of taking speedy
action In the matter. of the enfan-
chsement of the colored population,
Norfh aud West. Mr.. Downing re-
specially urged upon the Committee
the necessity of Congress passing an
act providing that in the payment OF
bounties TO colored soldiers no dis
tinction. on account of their former
condition shall be made, but that
those horne on the muster roll as
slaves shall receive the same bounties
allowed to other soldiers for the same
period and term of service.
The Chairman of the judiciary
Committee in replying to the address
of Mr.. Weir, assured them that Con-
gress was fully alive to the question of
equal rights, and would not fail to
take action in the matter in a short
time. Regarding the bounty question,
they were Instructed to seek an inter
view with the Committee on Military
affairs, whom they were assured would
render Satisfaction.
The interview was pleasant, lasting
about an hour, and concluded evident
ly satisfactorily to all. Ga6 l.al
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NE MPHIS.
Affairs I'm AFkansas-M0fe Outrages
s by the MllIIIamen.


MEMPHIS, January 16s-Last night
nine militia men from force at Ma.
ron, Arkansas, went to che house of
a widow lady whose name is withheld
at the request of numerous relatives
here, and outraged her and three
daughters, aged six teen, eighteen and
twenty years respectively, after help
ing themselves to what things they
wanted. Information of the affair
was given to Colonel Watson, com,
manding'the militia, who this after
noon. succeeded in arresting all the
guilty parties. The greatest excite
ment exists at Marion, and but for
the promise of Colonel Watson that
the vilIains shall have Justice mefed
out to them, doubtless the communi-
ty would now be In arms.sg Another
party also went to the house of Jeffer-
son Reeves, near the same place, and
outraged his wife. They went then
to the house Of Mr. Skepson, and NAL
treated Mrs. Watson, an elderly lady
from New York. living with him.
This party has not been arrested as
yet.
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st, LonIs Narket.

By Telegrapb.I ST. LOUIS. Jan. 10.
T~BACCO-Unchanged, with a good de-
mand for manufacturing grades. ..r
CoFrON-In good demand, but supply
small; low nliddling TO /middlIng sold at
27G2S1<c.
FLOUls-DuIl, lower and unsettled: SUI
perfine sold at $ JOd6 p; Xxx 81 23d7 50 !;
Xxx To faiicy S9GlO
WHEAT- Very dull, with scarcsly any
demand; fair 10 prime red Fan in bulk
sold at 81 40GI So.
CoRN-Duil but holders firm at G5g7Oc.
OATs-Firm but slow at 5G@59c.
BARLEY-QuIet and unchanged at 81 500
g % for prime TO choice Spring; - A for
Fail.
RYE-Frm 81 259l 2S.
WHISKY-Unchanged at 95c.
PORK-NoTninal a. f29429 50.
BULK MEAfS--Duil; order lots sod at I2c
for shoulders; l54c for clear ribi lGe tor
clear sides.
BACON-Dull and lower at I55<c for
shoulders; lie for clear rib: l7t5c for clear
sides; lSc for sugaH-eured hams. .fa.s-
IARD-Drooping; country sold at l711c. 3.
Fl LOGS : Easy; the only sales made were
ut 50 40I9 60 for light; the number packed
TO date is 2lS,7S5, about l2,o00 less than fast
year.
mand at 312.97c gross for common to extra.
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CIneInnatl MArket.
By Telegraph.I OINoTNNATI. Ja

BY Telegraph CIEoTNNATI. Jan. 49,
FLOUR-Dnll; +; family 81 50a7 70. .rlt
WHEAT-Dull, with no demand; prices
are nominal --l ~ t-t- III VI
: CoRH-In good demand Mt 6Se, which is
alt advance; sheiledY sold at zoe. a..
RYE-Firm IL 81 40.
OAfS-Ffrlner; No. 62c. ~ @l ffi ~
BARLEY-Unchanged and fTmer.
4 COTTON Quiet, middlfng 2o1z6g28Lc. =
WHIsKY-Opened dull, but Closed nrfaer
and higher; sales at SIC 81 4afia e..Itffl
EGGS-Deciined to 2S929c. ft sI.-
q PROYIsioNs-uuIt and prices dropping I;
mess pork offered at s28 25a29 for country
and city packed.
L.ARD-DaI; country was offered at ls14@
BULK MEATs-Dull; shoulders at MA
1870, and Skies at I3t4tIl4c. .s.--..
BAcoN-Dull at l3tzc for shoulders aud
l614igl7c for clear rtD aud ciear sides; sugar
cured hams l714e9iSe, and demand light.
BUrFER-FirEi AT 34f940c.
, CHEEsE-At lSsd20c, sr--s-.ss sr
OIL-Linseed OF 81 05; petroleum has
advanced to Csc. rtrHrI -tltl.s
GRoeERIEs-Firm and In good demand.
. GOLD --l3554 buying.
I. r fXCHANGE-tIrIn at 50c discount to par
buying, and LILO prem um selling.
MoEET The money mark9t Is un-
changed.
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The Senatorial question In Wisconsin,.

CHICAGO, Jan. 16.-Thirteen mem
bers of the Wisconsin Legislature
signed the call on the candidates for
the u. s. Senaiorshfp to define the r
political views, on Monday night
Carpenter is expected to vindieate his
character and political reputation.
He and Washburne have determined
to fight the battle sduarely, preferring
that either one should be elected than
either of the Other two candidates.
Washburne's friends claim forty votes
sure. Tuesday night the question
will probably be decided
Mr.. l.. COrder, Of Marion, William,
son County, Illinois, was shot and
killed this morning by Samuel Cover,
Of the same place. No particulars re-
ceived. l t,s.,,..,, ,-, ,.-. /.
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Fire.

NASHVILLE, January IA FIRE
broke out this morning between FIVE
and six O'Clock in the store of A.
Menifee. IN The block on the north
west corner of Cherry and Bread
Streets, and before itcould be stopped
the whole block was burned, together
with the roof of a dwelling house ad-
ioining and a stable The entire loss
is estimated at $4,000, the greater
part of which is covered byinsurance.
The stores were oWaed. by Morris,
Reed. Lumsden, Bioomstein and Ei-
lis. Two were vacant. A portion
only of the goods IN the Others was
saved. The. dwell ling housewa owned
by Mrs. james johnson, and was full
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jaI2 d&w8n [sp
AA LItiIn nlIinns. :,

How often tbls Is the response % the in-
quiry AFTER a ffiendB hea ths AS if 10 be
bilious was n billing matter, hardly worth
thinking about. But iet 10 be reiuen bared
that, rs = tati oaks from little aeorns
being "a little Bilious" UI .Nef
Severe bil ious attacks are-mOre common
inspiring, Eufnmer. and Autumn shan ln
Winter, but tile serious disorders ~ the
liver which so often occur 40 Those seasons
might be traced, in hundreds OF insta noes
to Writer lndulgcncCa and their neg ected
cOnat quente More highly EehaOueo fonn
Is eaten, more dery drinks imblbed, Ina
cold than In warm weather, and thus the
biIiOusness Is produced which, under
WarTner temperature, culminates In inter-
mittent and remittent feversa 0f .f ..
The very best medicine for persons who
are eitherla HLite or a 0Ood deal bilious ia
.HOSTEFTlsIt'5 SFOMACH BlTTERS. No
bl ue- ptli or cflOmel' Is required in such
cases. Those fpOwerful mineral medicines
cut two ways, like "a dOuble-edged sword,
They act, u Is true, upon the liver but re-
ftct 10 Ost dele criOusly on other parts OF
the system. They" stick" there. and can
not be got rid Of, The Buffers Contain
Vegetable hgents OF an anti-bili0u tent
ency, mai produce a specific aitd most
genial enact up9n the hillary organ, with
out entalli n& any evil consf quemees what
eSer, They are 0tfOaethcr 4OhOfeg0nic, nnd
act fay0rhbly and simulfnneOuAy upnm
The stomach, tho liver, Lhe h0welfs the
nervous system, and the brain.
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Kew YOrh Dry Goods MArker.

By telegraph - NBW YORK, Jan. l6
DRY GoODs-The demand for cotton fab-
rics continues fairly actiYe.and the market
IS strong at an advance, with a tendency
towards higher rates, IA sympathy with
the raw material. Heavy brown sheetings
are firm at I7c for best makes, ana 1870 for
seconds; 71zc5 for heavy brOWn drills. and
S1zc for printing cloths, yards To the
pound: ginghains have advanced lc per
yard, as have the best makes OF ticks. new
styles of prints command 1870 for good
brands like Aliens American and Pacific
Mills; lie for GOcheco dunnels; I4IZc for
Sprague's and Merr mae ID, and l3c for
Amoskeag.
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PITTsBURG, Jan 1.-THE follow
ing is the verdict of coroner's jury.
on the recent accident at Cork's Run,
on the Pan Handle Railroad /" The
jury believe the accident was caused
by an embankment giving way, ewing
to severe heavy rains which allowed
the track to settle, iprecipitating the
sleeping car over said embankment,
and that from the evidence before the
jury, all due caution was observed by
the employees of the road to keep the
track In order. '1la.l - .5....sisss ssi.sa ~
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Louisville Market.

BY TeIegTapb.l L0UIsvfLLE. Jan. 10.
ToBAeco-s;a Of 4s hogsheadsi lngs TO
COTTON -2S5Zc. stAi ttHsIti.- Hf lttItD fl
FLnUR- -Snpefflne. So 5095 -.
WHEAI-sl s59g2 90.
CoRN-60c in bulk.
= OATS-5sc. tfsl8 ~ Ht ~
Z RYE-Si 40.
HESS Pork - S23 90. 51lsHt ~ ast
LARD -i9txc In tierces-
BACON = Shoulders Ifc, clear rib sides
l7c, and clear sides I714sl7tze packed; fan-
ey hams l3Ize. f8 r. f-rsIf.. - g..
BULK NJ Ears Safes OF shoulders at l214c;
clear sides at 1910 packed. ttit t'ti
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Woman Arrested Cor Passing CouR.
terfeit Money.

CHICAGO, January 16.-In the bag
gage of a woman arrested in Dayen-
port, Iowa, on Wednesday, for pass
ing eounterieit money, over four
thousand dollars in spurious currency
was found. She was agent for a gang
of Eastern connterfeiters. l.qH.
The construction of a grand union
railroad depot on the west side of
Chicago is being seriously advocated.
81 Last evening. at citizens meeting,
1t was resolved to urge thefimmediate
construction of another tunael at
Adams Street. three blocks south of
the one lately completed. 70 oiasiie faa
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.

for that purpose 10 the sale OF bonds or
gold The Secretary hopes 10 be able to
supply ms wants by the issue OF the 3 per
cent eerti hcates o the banks, 0f which
2gEeir yer Sisy0t0 900 remaiued uniss1ed on the
time, Increase the legal reserve OF the
a4 ba4 ksss aud supply the Treasury with
tuoney at q low rate of Interest.
= GOV vERSMENT BOaDs The market shows
considerable firInnsss under the denial az
tne secretary of The Treasury of the story
ol new Iss1e OF bonds. Coupons OF.
~. ti2sz9ll21s: do. s6f, IOgI<Stl0gsSl do. "a
t9sf5lls1s do. new, lO8 zsl035< 10 IN lOesZ
esiVs74; 90. 90, 1867 "a 100; lo-40s, 1O7s< gI0s.
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CHICAGO.
Another Prize Fight being Arranged
-MuFdes In Becalur, Ill.

CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-Another prize
fight between Chicago roughs is being
arrangedg Jerry Donavan challenged
and Fred. Busy accepts. Both have
had several Fl. til cncoun ers. The
stake is to BE $4,000 upward, and the
mill is to come off within six weeks
after the signing of the articles, in
Canada
In Decatur, Ills, on Friday night,
after a fancy dance, Moher, Melville
and Dunnivan, three rowdies, assault
ed and killed James Chaoman-the
result Of a feud between Dunnivan
and Chapman The murderers were
arrested.