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, 1869-09-29
TezAelH Passed Ur{fpfts

FrsAels Passed uetfptt4
EpecfL 1tspktsh to The Chieaso I1ibune-
DEIRHtI. Sept =
povx--Pror GAiena; bark Watson: pcbr. Nexaunee.
NnutRrTne9y. MontcAde
oF-Props Nstakh, st Paul: bark Board Of Tr1de: :
tchEz AtAlaEts- Azoo. Fate Robinson, Guiding Star.
WxAndntte. v. s. Lypn1.
WtNn-ArH1hkkzt
, 1869-09-29

F1sH.An active trade hss been enjoyed b our leAs.
haA pervaded tte nasskEt fur nearly a1 des1iptont
10 material advance hss been estab'ishtd IN ltcsas
however tor whteth md tIuut, htch on Sasuf,
aav !t took upward tuyp 10 the extent ii sc
ML Ascfs1n ase ctxntus forward With c.>pstteG4bie
tteedcu. hut the 4c1vity tn the deaAnd t1vc* 70
Esnt any decline Cod arc tn nnAesxto sappy and ara-
, 1869-09-29

Ion lug Prices: Astatrts MAee: s5ovr1, <AAk1c; nn-
mtes NJ. J. g. k6Nl6; Mo. 4 al@3lec; eassta, sAs
srAkUH.- drmanl for this .r.eis xss fully uu to
The Of ds.e4a ad 4<tssions without
e@:~ntia variation: klnss!sIi corr. fxSl15sc; prc.
19hMlohc: pulr laundIJt NAtnc; Ottawa c,Fn. nkA
t1s PsttA. Peoria Ggtta1 as9c .attu. lie:
Prstis eoI9. ltta!2c; 0tteEa laundry. 7k3ssc. 7'
ItDA And aA1kRATU&fhe market 9ulrk
durtne the usrk md quotations ~cfe wttt rssentiA
ehaner: rJiek F!tfAl9t}e; noucsueh, f3f@1oe: Rat-
ifits nedlEinsl ieAtSlaAr Pure. S:tz tohe: peanss
~ MleaI ., ttleke Do hsslthy. s'ssae; d. ptrn-
'fss1si ERssas.s ss faFs ID Mind ,os ,,,.
ThruakAout the week The rnsttt far sAh active.
ses paast ~ 'as!e..sd demand g.sess tend qRw.ss
e Il soaTe 81 H e a Z; e5eona ;ei A.
ts.; tsn; d1lrJ. With bssL aa1ctAa7s; without
kEKDB-R Received. r. q n; .hipped. a. rs h. .,es
s.S sass 1t Il ID 71nothy .ad . oss, 4 sSeo
IEAS-1he demand II moderately Aettve aud. ~ tho
.toshs ne got ev+r large. pdct. remain tr,n
ssetAlto: d. fair 70 Eood 9Lloal1p Do, Ans and
e1srn sluec, u 6ai7 surertnr 70 hpe imperial. &L3s
.sfG e1tEa hne Imperial. ktkoAi III chaiec extra
9.!nr.l hef oRran, ~! y; good 10 nne japan sse
ttla5: cnlosed natural taf japan, good to
nnt rtuynwdtt. eI%Hei.ta; choice 10 r1t1a choice.
1DbAtEO-Thtre . ,crT httsc improvement to n
roIt In Tho dsnand tor eoods o'nt under thls head
tatns, and te tendency tsther rpsard especially Of
TIE Attrf class nf &codA We mike change In OUT
, 1869-09-29

SHREf-1he suppV MA larEe. and prices ~eee = IT,
Tie cak an eoaaeqsnca thaa{e - decline va.
R1Gt1ed The ree1t1 Re1c AIN hAed and the entered
sales lsH heed 1t sfAngs Of steo344 for eonnau to
, 1869-09-29

~ - IFVEG1tt Tut< LEG ttrAdY 4 TIC fa3I 1W1lX
NoH q pe1eFs; Newh fsss1@c; book paees. t62l4e;;
hfnn no MrAppanE. 3H<14e. =,
fAafkR s1utk-1sta Nesdy. far demand sat the
tna5ktt rules stsady aud pTesass fstG ful.
low: Cotton rag. {;1a3e; cah!s rspr. i4iHr; reps
folATDEsEsslrxo of 50 bu 1t t5t; % t4l, yellow
~. &c =? ~ - 1@"~ -" -
can: d.. VI xa.s -:
HANE-Sstes u dog prais;e chickens At Az: Il Do
= T. N. dog nj xxtU: dox MalAtu 4etka II &1pt
dog 4 es q; sdok Il s5.oa: doE teal Il 4l0-
kiEE-fht ka2Ikrt y 1pssf hat asasdy n The as.
nx1cd nnse ef sIte*s: Pktns. 6k<ec; 1srot1a. io3
, 1869-09-29


4ue "u'cs Msskct eoh''aueA 'AlH helVe Tut
E'ss' u" "e',o'co tan1o qua'tcr, 40" saen ne'nR IN
HRat supp9' Commune " eoiaHAna 'nSh l''ees'
lssss'J "s' aaa ~ ssoeNs W raus' "onteo "
NV ~, s.a.S, a. ~. ~ .a.uA" ~ ~ a"o0
VI W. s"e"e qaot.s'usa nss oeea tea1xen ID
.estlN .uA'aaet. Ntulu w P.s. soN uaJk aaSso
~ w .''o y. 'au sune'.oa ~ tae
1.". , ~ ~" a'-a' .ae ssppy =. .sou
Ill" medium pa.et a'1tRs' nna ~ tuo AoNeoca 81
A1I eotA4t's's s4,o uou'An"' e'taet W spVe1'a.ss
aeeoun' " 'os 'o'p"ea'' As'es o'ns ~ ~" aoo u"
seatms p'coA- ..,..-..-. &c.,
tRS. ""'e M nes ".n s.sasy 'nlt IVA, "cu's",''
w." ILL.,, s".e" a.'n :. a.s sc. uo.7 au' ~ uay'
",en. VIZ ns..et ssFp't' pt'ces a'opPo" W Az
'".e. '.sN =. lNsAn ...,..
1"s n"o u'e4 tes "a uesa aH Heuse o3e o"HnR
s"s ~. VT H auu pss. i.'e oeeu utau5 1us-
~. ~. -. atu AZ nn"eaaa ~"
eo0. ~ eas luce es Sc per u ers nAs, on sAsnf-
aay la.f' established. 1'.s "'"els generally 'pe.k-
.sf, &C WV, taoasn W .el!uas urne! aas
oeen experienced IN nhlns o!acF1. fHees Today
u Ns!e son onps!a.Ne5 y suaay - sAzoa@se 10. No.
nosensa. os sAa]eaoe tos 40. - u .loat; slaa%s Aoo
~. ~. - +..n al" - s''''S "1' per t'' 'os
~. ~. s~~-N'h- .-..,..... ....-.. .......
I .N st aau.sheas N on continues little ssacf'
wv eAa4''t7 oa tne "noie hotne Improvement on
tuA9 VI lass "eek. aso fa:acs olmcr feeling has
ouans". A1u oa . meeuns WIN steaaJ. fs'r.
.,, :. -. ~,4 P'-oe-. N@@'p oFSA "ea1
sustained II sLoo ios e31fa ts1zictJ Wtntef>. and
. va los current MAKE catoon continues IN
sua eaoes'' soo ntml3 nead a. 81 aS3c- Ln-
~" ass susaneeu soooa &c. or 70 sLUs TOT raw.
and 91.1o for boiled. nauk, whale, sperm and
other descriptions rule steady and Rpcnauce,I.
Yer, few nez fe,,nrr, o,e ,o.tre.hta N tno ,-r
co,aa waves, ,-,n,, ~ .-,s,. 49,. s,.ss ~.
6ools hAt Ae' unt.n8 eue "eeA luss caosea- Cotton
NoooA were s0aue ef8aet4 owing 10 Tue decline
In the Jaw material, but joopets were pot disposed
to cr1nt concessions tn INV rrcat txrant Tho
s,ncr, -, s..sonsh1s ..,o.s. -. III - % 49,
H "a aene'iao'e soo'ta a&e Auapie Ii ese1s IT.
spec-
The market for groceries vas excited. and
for ,r,,rs cnraa. ~ aua
1r,s -, ~ e'aps' ussu..
fanRe OF pf1cea prevailed Thc supply Of
staple articles Is light, and In aome q1Artsfa 1t Ii
with u!tru1ty that orders nse ntle.I with an,rhlnr
pea . IA, d.wn. ~ r,,r,,t,..s Ga. ,,,,s. =.
- -" VI A..'aa p'vpa. c.ue koos aie
~ .At 6leeAs nno quosAtons are "Nnoot essential
Variation.
ns,1, ,,nasss " " 01a'es LIE nlo nao nosf-
S M Ns .NeaAAseu =.
The movement IN tho metal and truu markets
WA moderate, indeed tbs volume OF trada trans.
acted WA considerably l1lEef than on the two
weeks preceding. The stocf1 oY rarh 49, >ons,
70 Nil rroutre,nents of the t,xfs
IN ,nrt..,rr ~. -, ,.s.sss-
,n1,.,, ,s,,a.s ~ ms s'' "e ma ieE ln'-
poElnnI potn13 70 nctE. Tt4dt, n VIA the casa On
, 1869-09-29

LHAIHER-ThduKh - compared ' M l1st week,
eHni is1ek - U The desaaad y eroarsy rtporsed.
aussa ncst ss5 n n% I'd hseaas taae 20 Dsadx she
short ~ around. aad n guIte1 dtaess afe both
rd to 0h c<he1s No etn{r hss bern made IN The qu-
sttoz3toh, III qaakes
, 1869-09-29

fr,l1 ~ ~ 9ue!.ttoca Gotten yazaa .oN 4: p:ri
IL - pt g RsH ta1! asatalasd 7f.de. 70 AaJ. was
, 1869-09-29
SPEOIAL, NOTICES.
;RatcltcIor,s Hnlr Dyc

H., Batchcior's Hair Dye.
Thts srleudid tfaiz Dye i tho b~ss h tho .td ~
only true Acd r<rtrt Dye; htr1ns&. reliable Irttsats
Deous; no pTnntln~nt flcNlcua trt: Ic1uesrp
he " eneets q osd @yee: t1vnr.rt1 md ieave. iss
hAiF Nff A1a beautiful. hlAek h1uafn. Sold By Al
prgxtsts and Perfunaefs, xd properly appled :. ths
HH EActefJ. IL Hond-at,. N+w YnFk.
, 1869-09-29
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

TCEzpAr EvDsao, Sept. q
The fnlwlnk te1trs show tho dAtty needpts and eho.
ne1ss Of tEe ateck dnsns the wtek p 70 ts rvrnlnk
r5oted by the Secretary ot The Union STOCK YsY9s
, 1869-09-29

Wheat was dufi ant Il nwe7, IN tue shseace Of
, enS SsaJpspE inquiry. though the Nv~pool mat
kEt NJ qrosed strong. NED former rrpa.ts Of com
, 1869-09-29

Hh1ioM HN-Kecr1vsd I1iW -; shPpod, M117
bs Tht sosls ~ daily a,bFo.ns aed ~ ths de'snd
tEAlity and condition.
NRAN-s4lrs pf 10 tors At nlAto on trick
MInI'TfSfsS-NAlrs Of 10 It ~ % track
ElEK fEED-SA1aa Of "a eons It AaA % ca track
HE1LD1NG Observation-Disclosures report talf
, 1869-09-29

CHKESE-Aeti.lty and booyan hare hecn The pre-
orn1nan features Of this marx Throughout The e-k
Tho demand. boah On loel account Aua to supply thn
want. of The country rsde. h.z tca nnu.uslty 6H.k.
d, enep u tc e*taei!shcd III liz East dtsie!s u de
eidudy fsm IN theis yiers and tor really nnc koods
.tde a9ctston, We 9nets pf!ess vfry tEn = ta,
Nsu faik factory. TIaise. 1ninols tsrtaz5s issle:
C0AL-1he Iorer prices prcyatns slnec he date Q!
demand lot AshT aelte eoa though the far
fr bnF to the ayc1ake 1t this EeAAu Of ths year.
1lsunlnous yArtt}tA eontlnue In rood IeIse<t. and
Inis IT. eur at prsvious retes The fotl:wt1s ;rr
the. priers current; tehtkh lump I'll 70; L.
bfl rt PACED &I1A fAck He1Anten and Puts
,sn ki,@; hlo.:osESh 3soo: Kc nd hE;:s ) '.!i
Hill y Rank. &1.0; Wtnnla csaal 4M0 g b.
, 1869-09-29
Helmho|d's S Extract BuChu

Ard IMPROVED EpSH WASH dzrs secrat and delf.
cate disoruet1 b II thn st&kuA Il ltf3e ekpeosu, hd
ot n chruEe ii df 10 Yeou vrnieoee and emporium.
Il Il pleasant b tafFs snd odor t1nedIAta In IT.
and trss kuM n tetnnocs proPxtia4-
, 1869-09-29

Affes The close ot Change Tie ieAdlng g1a,n
mNke8 opened qusa& and weak, though later 1
asmss feeling wa Developed, and higher range
o. prices prevailed, No lspstn2 wheat closing with
onyen At eios for Keller octoher, No. : corn u
s9Ae hsma option. 79 10 buyer tho month, mi
nc seller aa halt q OctoboE. oAts wcfe dult n &1X
4Nfc lor No se1lef the month OF cash. About
40 hu sold a Aao ssiler October. The maist for
grain Ftsaels was quiet hut rats were nm and
unchanged We nots the following charter: TO
Ban1it-sch1 summer Cloud. vboat u tkc. At
Tho evening ss.Hon noslDesa v1s dnl, No. 9sEne
whesa eaosfnE II 31osx81m seflef October. aad
No. cora st fl91lxe seller next mouth. Otner
97a1os were neglected. 30 demand torflA1s
frelEhn. u-i
1ners xAs IN active denaad foe hneA md fer
good TO choice grades ps1oee adyanced 1s3&c,
For common descriptions values vusu without
material eoanx1 saae4 wesa mada II m extreme
0nge OF $ssn31o. 1o.oo-lhe outside for IN exrz lot
Averaging Sd IL -Int catti> nsaxkst Yas dull and
= shsde lower. Tbs demand wa. limited, md hut
9ooQt 1,1oq nsAd changed -hands.- SAlek wars -.
ported a* range d ae& 10 fdr Inferior - etod
uE21ltteS - .c !.
, 1869-09-29

1i14ce1tAneoua fteHA+
I11K1HUcEE AJfuETLHE.-csp{ata BoJrk1u. N
Old Akd e1prttfner8 nArtfAi~ thAe lafe1 take
frY. -
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New York Hens

New YORK, January 26.--Three burg
lars, with stolen property IN their pos
session valued at $500, were arrested by
Captain Jordan yesterday, and on Sun
day evening three others were captured
nv Sergeant Woodward and his assist
ants. All these parties, who are sup
posed to constitute regular burglarl-
Gus gang, were committed to await trial
During Saturday night between $1,000
and $4,000 worth of silks were stolen by
burglars from a store in Chatham street
and the thieves escaped with their plum
der.
In the Board of Health yesterday an
ordinance fOrbidding the sale of kerO.
seue oils and ether burning fluids unless
they shall take fire at 10 degrees Fab
renhoit, not evolve explosive material
at a temperature of 100 degrees, was
adopted The typhoid fever was re-
ported under thorough control.
OF the 2l3,6S emigrants who arrived
here last year GJ,7l4 remained in this
State, 34,625 went to Illinois, 3ll5 to
Utah and to New Mexico, while all the
lately rebellious States received an ag-
gregatc of only 23ll.
Alrah Blaisdell, yesterday sentenced
to three years imprisonment for de-
frauding the revenue, will be brought
up tomorrow in the United States
Circuit Court again on the charge OF
subornation and perjury in the case OF
Collector Bailey.
Attorney General Evarts has ordered
stay of proceedings in the case of Geo.
B. Davis charged with perjury, Binck-
icy having, it is said, interfered in his
behalf.
In the Supreme Court, before Judge
Ingraham, to-day, the case of Batch
ford against Ross, President of the Mer-
chants Union Express Company, and
others, came up on u motion to continue
the temporary injunction. The defend
ants claim that the suit was not insti-
tuted in good faith, but in furtherance
ola conspiracy.
The printers strike still continues,
but most of the houses have accedcd to
the terms demanded. 1t is said that
one house to-day sent off Il good deal OF
their work to Canada rather than con.
ccdc to the advance demanded. About
two hundred book and job printers are
idle in consequence of the strike.
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BY THE CABLE.
,pv Telegraph to the Resister.l

,oxDoN. January 25.-The steamship
before which sailed on the 18th ins'''
for New York. returned to Brest to'oay
10 damaged condition, having SIX per-
sons killed Oh board ana Severai III,
;ured No particulars MI Green' OF
nisviIIe, son of Hon N. Green's pas
aanrer is safe The agent in New York
.hinks that the accident occurred in the
engine room. -,.-
PARIS, January 26.-Late Rio Janeiro
advices state that the Paraguayan army
were totally defeated in the battle of
Villetta.
LONDON, January 26.-The Times
says that if the ideas of McCulloch,
Wells and Washburne on financial af-
fairs are accepted the United States
bonds will be on footing with those OF
Massachusetts.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, January 26.-The
Sublime Porte in a circular decries the
reports that have been extensively cir
culated that Turkey is heavily arming
The Sultan confidently expects peace as
the result of the Paris Conference.
MADRID, January 26.-Thc Governor
of Burgas was assassinated yesterday
when about to take an inventory of the
goods in the Cathedral in that city
The excitement is intense. People gen.
orally sustain the Government. Many
arrests of suspected parties have been
made.
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HOUSE.,

The Speaker presented the petition OF
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln for pension.
which was referred to the Pension COM
mittee.
Mr.. Heaton introduced bill to amend
the 9Th section of the act of August 9th,
1861, to provide for increased revenue
from imports, &c, by suspending and
abating the collection of the uncollect-
ed portion of the direct taxes made by
that section upon the States of North
Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama,
Georgia, Florida, Louisiana and Arkan-
sas. Referred to the committee on Ways
and Means.
Mr.. Perham, from the committee on
Invalid Pensions, reported a bill relat-
ing to the operations of the pension
law. The first section provides that no
pension, pay or bounty shall be paid to
a widow nonresident in the United
States when she has been living sepa-
rate and apart from her husband for five
consecutive years Immediately proceed
ing his death, without receiving from
him any support.
The second section deprives of pen
sion a woman who leads a life of prosti
tuition or caucubinage.
Mr.. Ingersoll characterized it as an
insult to the widows of American sol
diers.
The remaining fourteen sections re-
late to the details of applications and
proof, &c.
After disposing of various amend
ments, chiefly verbal, reported from
the committee, Mr.. Niblack suggested
that the bill should be recOmmitted
with instructions to make the second
section apply to male pensioners as well
rs female pensioners.
Mr.. Perham declined to yield for that
Mr.. Ingersoll desired to know the pur-
port of the second section.
The Speaker remarked that the Sec
ond section was not before the House,
the question being on the last amend
ment, reported by Mr.. Perham.
Without disposing of the last amend
ment the morning hour expired and the
bill went over till tomorrow.
Mr.. Lynch, of Maine, made speech in
favor of his bill to provide for q general
resumption of specie payments.
Mr.. Barnes, of New York, spoke on the
same subject.
Speeches were also made on the same
subject by Mr. Smith, of Indiana, and
on the subject of treaty making power
by Mr.. Lawrence, of Ohio.
Adjourned.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, January Is.
SENATE.

Mr. Wilson presented the credentials
Of Charles sumner, Senator elect from
Massachusetts,, which were read.
Mr.. sherman said the committee on
Finance had considered carefully the
bill to reorganize the Treasury Depart
ment, and, fearing that they could not
report bill on that subject which
would meet the views of Congress, had
directed him to report a resolution pro-
viding for the appointment at the be-
ginning of the next session, of a joint
committee to consist of three Senators
and five Representatives, with leave to
sit during the recess of the 4lst Con-
gress to examine and report upon the
expediency of recognizing the civil
service in the several Departments OF
the Government, the examination ex-
tending to the clerical force in each De-
partment, the rates of compensation
and such rules and regulations as may
be required to increase the efficiency of
service. The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Morrill, of Maine, from the COM
mittee on Appropriations, reported back
the pension appropriation bill with
amendments reducing the amount ap-
propriated for invalid pensions from
ten millions to nine millions and the
appropriation for other army pensions
from thirteen millions to ten millions;
also the Military Academy appropria-
ton bill, with slight amendment.
Mr.. Rice introduced bill to incorpo-
rate Southern Express Company. Re-
ferred to the committee on Commerce.
The Senate took up the bill in rela-
ton to the Central Branch of the Union
Pacific Railroad. During the discussion
which followed, Mr.. Corbett said the
debate had satisfied him that the passage
of the bill was not required by any le-
gal or equitable obligations of the Gov
eminent to control the Branch Company
and he withdrew his amendment offered
yesterday.
Mr.. Conkling then offered an amend
ment in the nature of substitute, pro-
viding that nothing contained in the
act of July, 1865, relating to the Eastern
Division of the Union Pacific railroad,
shall deprive the Central Branch from
continuing its road and telegraph lines
from the termination of the one hun
dred miles mentioned in the act incor-
pOrating the Company, to connect with
the Union Pacific Railroad, Eastern Di-
| vision, as branch of that road, but re.
curing the continuation of the Central
Branch road to be made to a point at
or near Fort Riley, in Kansas, upon the
same terms in all respects as are now
provided by law for the construction OF
the Eastern Division of the Union Pa
cific railroad; and providing, further,
that no subsidy shall be allowed to said
Central Branch Company for any great
er length of road than forty miles from
the termination of the one hundred
miles on which bonds are already au-
thorized to be issued.
Mr.. Morton opposed the amendment
and affirmed tie equity of the bill,
After further discussion by Messrs.
Edmunds and Conkling, without acting
on the amendment, the Senate adj
journed.
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Fires.

PLATTSEUEG, n. Y, January 2G.-Two
buildings on Margaret street, occupied
by Lyons clothing establishment,
Blauchard's mill, III Erie, and Schoirz' S
tobacco factory, were burnt last night.
Loss $4,000.
LYNN, Mass, January 2G.-A fire Oc-
CURED last night in a.large brick block
on Monroe street, occupied by +. II.
Johnson, Nichols u Sanborn and JoEn-
son, all shoe manufacturers, and 0. Phil
lips, manufacturer of needles, and rap
idly extended TO the shoe mandatory
of HARRISON Newhall, and stores of I. 7.
Richardson 4 Son, Ii. Il. Halpey, c. II.
Aborn n Co., Geo. w, Downing. and
Johh Nourse X Son. The first five stores
with contents were entirely destroyed
and the Others partially; stocks of latter
much damaged. Total loss 100000:
insurance not asCertained.
TROY, y. T., January 26.-Stanton's
brewery was burned this Morning; loss
$4,000.
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BY THE CUBAN CABLE
by Telegraph to the Register.l

HAVANA, January 26.-The United
States Consul yesterday formally de-
manded of General Dulce the body of
Mr.. Samuel Cohsmer, an Ameri-
can photographer killed by some armed
men belonging to the, volunteer force.
He wished to be Informed whether the
Government was able to protect the
American citizens, and told the Captain
General if not the United States would
be compelled to protect them. General
Dulce announced his regret of the re-
cent bloedshed and expressed the hope
that no further trouble would occur.
He also requested the Consul to send a
list of the Americans to the Government,
and authorized the body of Cohemer to
be Immediately delivered. The night
passed quietly.
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From Chicago.

CHICAGO, January 26.-Spiccr, q far.
mer of Tazewell county, Illinois, shot
himself twice in the head on Friday, and
when the wounds were dressed he tore
off the bandages. There is no'hope of
his recovery.
A fire ut BaScObcl, Wisconsin, on Sun
day night, caused the loss of SD 900.
On Sunday, Freeman Harris was torn
asuuder in q saw mill near Desmoines,
Iowa.
Matthew II. Carpenter was today
elected United States Senator from
Wisconsin.
In Quincy, Illinois, yesterday, while
three men were underneath car on
the track of the Hannibal and st. Jo-
seph railroad repairing it, careless
swltchmau let several cars collide with
it. One man named Burnstead was
killed, the second, named Connolly,
was seriously injured, and the third,
named Collins, was saved by his brother.
The switchman has been arrested for
gross neglect of duty.
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u TIL T IsIs'7'l'
The many thousands cured at this establish.
ment within the last twenty years, and the nu.
merous important Surgical Operations performed
the Sun, and many other papers, notices of which
appeared again and again before the public, be-
sides his standing as a gentleman Of character
and responsibility, is a sufficient guaranty 10 the
afflicted.
Skin diseases speedily cured. augs-dIy
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, January 26.
FLOUR-Unchanged.
GRAIN-Unchanged.
COTTON-Dull at 2Sc for middling.
WHISKY-Dull and prices lower
and nominal, with 96c offered and 97c
asked.
MESS PORK-Soid at 80 90, but diff
ticult to buy at less than 81 90; country
sold at 80 90.
BULK MEATS-Higher and large
sales Mt 13c for shoulders; Ice for clear
rib sides, and 17c for clear.
BACON-FirmeI and in demand at
lac, 27ic and 1Sc for shoulders, clear
rib and clear.
HAMS-Held at 1Sta19c.
LARD-In demand, but the frmness
of holders has checked business; prime
steam sold at l9al9tc; country at 19ic,
and city at 19fal95c; the latter could
not have been bought below 20c at the
close, and not much being offered at this
rate.
BUTTER-Unchanged ana quiet.
CHEESE-Active and firm at l9a20c
EGGS-Firmer, owing to the cold
weather, and bring 22a23c.
OILS-Linseed quiet and firm at Ola
los. Lard active at 6lal &C. Petro-
leum advanced to 35a37c.
SEEDS-Clover dull at l5!al5qc
Flax 15a3 %.
GOLD-136 buying.
EXCHANGE-Firm at par buying,
and ITO premium selling.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, January 26.--The Su-
preme Court of the District has, in ODE
dience to the order of the United
States Supreme Court, rescinded the
order debarring Mr.. Bradley from prac.
tice in the Court; but held that this.
under the ruling of the Supreme Court
of the United States, did not restore
Mr.. Bradley to the Criminal Court,
whence Judge Fisher expelled him. 1t
now makes rule that no one suspended
in one court of the District shall prac-
tice in any of the branches of the Su-
preme Court of the District, thus prac
tically leaving Bradley where he was
before the United States Supreme
Court issued themandamus.
The Republican Senators in caucus
to-day voted not TO confirm any more
nomipations by President Johnson, ex-
cept in cases of Imperative necessity.
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Fran 81 Lama.

ST. LOUIS, January 26.-In the Sen.
ate yesterday it was stated that more
Union military bonds have been redeem
ed than were originally issued, and
joint committee was appointed to In,
vestigate the matter. The House tabled
a concurrent resolution instructing
Senators and requesting Representa-
tives in Congress to use their influence
to effect a repeal of the tenure OF ONCE
act
A correspondent of the Republican,
SAYS that man named Fuller, who Ii
declared to be noted Chicago opera
tor, was arrested at BUSHNELL, Illinois
by United States detective on t oat
22d. He had in his possession soo'oV'
in counterfeit national currency.