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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-12

BY Telegraph.l NEW YORK. Jan. II.
CorroS-Opened firmer, closed quiet; adj
vance partially lost; sales $500 bafes AZ
2s5zg29c; middling nplands closing inside
FIX; FIo;UEAReceipts 1s,on barrels; dun and
IS 9O98 Is for superhne State and Western;
"a 75gs7 30 Tor extra Vyesterrs IS riOas IS for
good to choice white wheat extra; ~ O0@
60 25 for round hoop Ohio; IS 0099 90 for fair
extra St.Louis, 50 5Oal2 SO for good TO choice
extra; closing dull and heavy. California
flour dull and nominal AT s. 0o9s % iold at
S8 75,dII 90 New rye hour quiet and heavy :
sales OF zO0barrels at 50 659S o.. Coen meal
WHIsKY-More active and drmers sales
of $40 barrels Western a Si9l O3, free. :.
WtEAT-hseeelpisa =, none on ~ Saies oi ay' -, ~
store, and afoat; 81 a for No. do. Min.
nes0ta delived; 81 for am 4ichigtails ~ ~
dS2 05 Tor white California. kuG aHHi
RYE-Duli and heavy rre Eaftfff
BARLEY dull and dropping.
bailey MALT-Dulf; sales of750 bushels
CoRN-Receipts, 4 ,224 bushels: dull and
about Ic better; sales Of $1,000 busDeis AZ 81
/ @95e for new mixed westerns s9c9sl % for
] 95Gl9Sc for new yellow Jersey.
4 OATS Receipts 1900 bushels; market dull
4 and heavy; sales of "a ,Oe0 bushels at 951ac
1 for Western In store, 77g79c afioat.
RIcE-Dull and unchanged.
/ CoFFEE-Actlve and hrEners sales OF $500
bags Rio, pri Vate terms. - aara =
sUaAR1Quiet; sales 60 hhds and ls5 bzs
on private Terms. ggN vi e.
i MoLAss Es-Dull and unchanged -al 81 b Il
TRoLEUM-Quie, ls15c for crude, ana
4 321Sc for refi ned bonded. ~
i HoPs-Quiet; l0921c for Arnerican.5 90
OIL-Linseed dropping at 95c1sSl. E-.La.-
PoRK-Q uieb; sales of $50 barrels at SO y
4 aS29 So fs.r new mess; SIS S7t92S 80 Tor old
do; s23 5Oa2t 35s Tor prime; sz1@2s % toE
prime no eSs. -s.-.-L.
BEEF HAAfs-Steady; sales of 125 barrels
| at S30g34 90.
i Cur MEATs-Firm; sales OF 90 packages
4 at I2gl21ac Tor shoulders, and l4gIs54c foI
II hams. "a aseassa-E AEt .E4U a.
4 DREssED HoGs-Firmer at l34l3Izc fol
Western, and l313@14c for citys middles
Il quiet and steady. fs .s....r.
LARD-Qaiet and a shade easier; sales o
7O1 tierces at Is54gl91zc Tor steam and WAC
4 1870 for Ike tle rendered; so 1900 tiercel
! OF steam, sellers option ifor January nnt
BUTTEa-stsady at sOs4Oc for ohi6, snt
1 40(l50c for State asue o4 EallEHaeI
! CHEESE-Firn at 16(12Oc. ads
I NAVAL. STOREs-Etrrl1. 20 ~a
TURPENTINE -571z97l1zc 81 2g.lSas
/ FREIGHTS TO LIYERPOOL = Firm anS
/ quiet; 10000 bushels Of grain per sail at q
10 corn and 71Sd for wheat, and $40 bar
re Is of hour az zsGd- fa eaaEU fllreT
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CoNGREssIoNAL.
xLth CONGRESS- = THIRD SESSION.


ATE...... w AsHINGroN, January IL.
Chandler presented a Joint resoluton of
the legislature of Michigan urging the
nsasSage OF the Copper Tariff Bill now pend
ing in the senate. Laid on the table and
or1, Freeiihgnugsen presented a petition
from tie citizens of Georgia setting forth
thaJ it is impossible for avowed Union
state; that 1t is ln1po. .StbIe to bring TO JUS
tice the rnurderers of Union men; that in
ftYnida alton and force have been used to
M "A q certain class of citizens vote con-
rraty to their interest: that paipabIe v1o-
latiOns of the Fourteenth Amendment are
constantly occurring; and That legislation
Of some kind Is absolutely necessary TO
remedy this state of things. Referred to
the Judiciary 'on4mittee- s.z....5I
Fiee presented q memorial of the LegiS-
Iature Of 1arkansas, for the sale of the Hot
SPRINGS Reservation. Referred to the
Comulittee on Public Lands. Also joint
Resolution of the Legislature of Arkansas,
for aid TO build q railroad along the west
side of the Mississippi River. Referred 70
/ the Committee on Pacific Railroad
n V Miller presented his credentials as
/ Senator elect from Georgia. which Were
| referred to the Committee on Credentials
Williams. from he Committee on z olic
I LANDS, reported adversely upon the claim
of John HI. Russell to Hot Spr1n Arkan-
Anthony introduced a bill to define and
| Sc title staff rank in the navy; also bii
/ TO regulate the rank of the medical staff III
I the navy. Referred TO the Committee on
Naval Affairs.
| sherman Introduced a bill to amend the
1 cot eStablfshing the judiciary of the UntteC
1 States. approved Septem Der 24th, 1852 Re
| fsrrefi 70 the Committee on Judiciary.
TrnmbulI introduced Dill to provid'
for the exec tiOn of judgment IN capita
! eases. Referred 10 the ) Juofciary Commit
tee. ,..,l - ,,rr,,fif7e 10
the Construction OF q Wagon road, lot mill mil
taT.T and other purposes, through DaKot3u
~ NJ 70 "a and Wash in gton Territories. Re
ferred to the Committee on Military al
fairs. ,~,,,s4-o :, !,
esasr tncreaSiup the duties on iron an
steel Referred 10 the COMMITTEES on com
A4Tt A4The Senate then took mp the bill for tn
|. relief of sue Murphy. After debate, an
vUithout action thereon, the senate, at 3 -
: went into executive session, and aftel
= wards adjourned.
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The Inaugural Address.
Congressional Proceedings.
News by Atlantic Cable.
INDIANAPOLIS.
Inauguration OF Gov. Baker and
LIeus. GOV Cumback-Ihe Inaus u
raj Addresses.
Especial to the Evansville Journal ]

Especial to the Evansville Journal
INDIANAPoLIs, Jan. 11.-At P. NJ.
to. day, Hon. Conrad Baker was in
augurated Governor of Indiana, in
the Representatives Hall, on which
occasion he delivered the following
Inaugural address;
sentleuen " The Senate and House Of Repre-
se7ltdtlres-
Having SO recently addressed you
af length. touching the affairs of State,
nothing but desire to conform to a
custom which has always been OBJ
served on occasions like the present,
could induce me to detaln you now,
even for j single moment.
I desire, through you, to tender the
people of the State my grateful ac-
acknowledgements for the renewed con-
fdencc which it has been their pleas
ure to repose In me; and the oath
which / have just taken ia your pres
ence, is the strongest assurance which
I can offer to them or to you, that ]
intend to support the Constitutions
State and National, asd faithfully to
perform my duty, according to the
measure of ability which God has
given me- If, In endeavoFing to d.
this. shall commit errors, | shall In
dulge the hope that my feilow-citi
zens. and especially those who hav'
known me longest and most intimate
". will attribute such errors to mis-
takes Of judgment, and not to inten
tonal wrong-dolng.
Ny political opinions and associa
tions in the past have not been equiv
ocal. nor is it at all probable that the
will be ambiguous in the future. The
are the growth of years, and are there
fore a part of myself. But Will
this is SO, and acknowledging, as l d.
that / am under obligations of graf
tude to my political friends which
can never repay, / do not forget tht
am the servant. of the public, and
such, owe duties to the entire peop
Of the State, which no party oblig
ton can, or ought to, be permitted
control. / desire also to acknowled
myself under lasting obligations
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.
NeM York DrY aooaa MarAel.

BY telegraph NEW YORK, Jan. IL.
Dry GooDs - The market for plain
bleached and unbleached muslins was ex-
cited, In sympathy with cottons, anu
prices have risen Tully nc per yard on low
and medium grades, With a tendency
towards higher rates. New styles OF light
prints has been opened a. l21<c for goods
like the Pacific Mills prfnts, aud Il Is ike
~ that al the best makes viii open nc this
price, ~ not higher; new styles Of
Sprague's prints were offered at I3c: all Of
Garner & Co.'s prints, Amoskeag, &C.,
which have been with rawn from sale
viii open higher to-morrow. The Pacific
Mills show some beautiful pieces at Sic.
Tue Southern trade are buying more freely
than the West, aud IL now appears that ali
COTTON goods win 60 higher within the
next thirty days. Appleton A sheetin gs
are uD to l61Zc; Pequot A at 17c; Mystic
River at I41zc; Augusta Bryant at l5Hc;
Stark A at 16c, Augusta at 12z60i31{c; Il IS
now difficult 20 buy browa drills at l6ISc
OF agents, but other gooe makes can be
picked up at l61zc among JobberE. The
most important movement has been In
bleached Tnuslins to-day, and most OF the
popular makes have been pretty well
closed out, preparatory 10 q more general
advance. ~ .Ie HGuIi
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MEmPHIs.
Affairs In Arkansas Legislative Pro-
ceedingss

MEMPHIS, January 1.-The Avd-
lanche's Little. Rock special of to-
night says: Governor Clayton has
withdrawn his proclamation of martial
law in Columbia County and Lafay-
ette, east of Red River. There is a
quorum in both Houses to day. In
the lower House Butler offered a res
olution of thanks to Gen. Catterson
and his militia, andm0ved to suspend
the rules to put it on its passage.
The motion was lost. The resolution
goes over. Opposition olthe militia
policy is growing stronger I'D the Rad
ical ranks, with promises. of a vide
split in the party on the subject.
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LOUISVILLE.
Severe Snow StOrm-RaIlr0ad Mat
ters-Fire.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 11.-One of the
severest snow storms that has visited
this vicinity for several years, COM
menced at II o'clock last night, and
continued without interruption until
6 o'clock this evening. Fully twelve
inches of snow fell.
1t is stated that the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi Railroad will complete a
branch of their road from North Yer
non to New Albany during the pres
ent year.
| in the wholesale clothing establish
ment of Fourman, Harris, Napin 4
| Co. on Main Street, between Seventh
and Eighth Streets, destroying goods
to the amount of $4,000, which i
fully insured in local and Eastern
offices. The bzilding was but slight!
damaged.
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oincInuati MarNet.
By .reiegraph.I ~ l1 CTNcrNNA11. Jan. II.
rrr-rrr. ~ -. - .er- -szQ :. III.

BY Telegraph.l u ~ CTNcFFNATT, Jan. IL.
F1oUR-F1Fm at 81 1898 -t
WEEAT = Firm; No. held at 81 20; sal es
at 81 %. atp M
CoRN-Lower: sales at6lc.
- OATs-U nchangedE Aa pt it
RYE-E1rmer; ~ OF ! 81 40. e'
CoTToN-Less buoyant; middling 27%9
2Sc ~
WHIsKY-DuQ at 97M0Sc sGDs p
n HoGS-In light supply aud firm; live $40
all: dressed S1l 50.9l2 SO; receipts $500
head. re fmgGn re i
PRovIsIoS s-Quiets but firm mess pork
83n; bulk meats l2Gt41zc.
LARD-I8e, IS5<c. fsad 191zc nomiuaily for
head and gut; pri 90 steam leaf and prime
kettle rendered bat hardly any demand
BUTTER Il nchanaed. H aeft.nH GNt
Oh EESE-U nchanged.
OID-Linseed oil flrmer. sales at 81 0S;
lard oil 81 sol 60. HU-
CfoLD--I35 buying.
ExcHANGE-steady at l-l0 dis. buying.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Board OF Underwriters and Chamber
of commerce MemOrlallze The
Light House Board.


SAN FRANCISCO, January 1.-THE
Board of Underwriters and Chamber
of Commerce have adopted a me-
mortal to the Light House Board at
Washington. asking immediate action
toward locating the light house and
signals on Points New Year, Reyes.
and Arenas, and Pigeon Point. The
memorialshows,t that within the radius,
which would be illuminated by the
erection Of light house, either Pigeon
Point or Point New Year, nine ves-
sells have been wrecked, million and
quarter of dollars worth of property
destroyed. Fifty one lives were known
to be lest during the same period.
Twelve vessels went ashore at Arenas
and Reyes, involving loss of over
1926, 900.
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European Market.

BY Cable. FRANKFORT, Jan, IL.
BONDS 791z.
LTvERPooI.. Jan. H..
CoTToE-The market is active; middiipg
uplands ND; Orleans li5zc; sales Of iD,0O0
bales. IUI
BREADsTUFFs- Dull; California white
Wheay lis lOd Gsi2s. Z Ell Western lOs9lOs % (;
Western flour rs; corn BIS Tor old, and 3Js
for new oats 81 Cd @5si peas 4js.
PORE-92s Cd.
BEEF-I05s.
LARD--73s Cd. M n
4 CHEESE-1ls. us
\ BACON-57s.
1ALLOW-40s Cd. So -t
IuRPENrEN E--29s.
LINsEED OLL-f30 los. H-a.
la LONDON, Jan. IL.
CoNsoLs-921s; 5-20s 7514.
sUGAR-30s 6h. .ar
,TALLOW-46s 3D.. .f+
LINsEED OIL--57s. $3.50
PErEoLEUsl Firm, at5iH955 francs AZ
nttverp. Att
CoTroS-At Havre ls1z francs. s
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MONETARY 6 COMMERCIAL
WEEKLY REVIEW.

FINANcIAL.-The money market is more
quiet, yet the demand for loans is largely
greater than can be responded to by the
banks Only moderate amounts on short
paper can be obtained. Rates remain nrm
at 10 to l2per cent.
Exchange on New York not so abundant
and rates advanced Buying at par and
selling at e premium.
Gold is higher and firm; buying rate,
134; selling 1856.
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NEWSPAPER CEANaE.-Wm. Cas-
slus Geodlee, Esq, has sold out his
entire interest in the Lexington (Ky.,
Statesman to w. D. Goodloe, Esq.
and retires from the editorial tripoG
in a graceful valedietory.
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In other words we Will sell ONE DOL
LARS WORTH of any and All goods in
our store FOB 30 CENTS. 70 be pafd ~
cash or ats eQafpaEsnl at me time Of puycha'e.
We propose 10 sell, as heretofore, as low
as any other house In the city; and in
addition, as an inducensnt t0 buy for
cash, we VIII throw OF cents for every
dollars worth you buy at retail.
This is no humbug or deception, as those
VINO have known as for tie last nfteen
years win readily boiieve; and strangers
who wish to be convinced have only to
try.
y WE ExcEPE NO GOODS.
staples and Fancy Goods VIII share ankle
ia tho slaughter. Bring your cash, 70 ns
70 be prepared 10 get rs cents back for
every i've dollars worth you buy
Jan4 vIcKERY BROS, ~ Main st
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MOTHERS! MOTHERsI MOTHERS
DON'T FAIL To PROCURE
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing SyrU'
FoR CHILDREN TEETHINd.

-. r..os t,ea,,lsed
This valuable preparation mas a1 D'eae5llis on
vyith zeper fcitf5l0 success IN HoltSd y
cltseS. ..,-4 f-,,, pain.
n not only relieves the child Ir,o)(oyyeis' no
- raete slcfdff " and gives tone an stast tl M
II the vhoie system. IL Will also a NJ ~
felfeve (iRIPIsSG IN THE BOWELS ~ !" $50
We heslteve ft is the best andl55ress Tenl-
e7,, ~ NJ tOoTkd In all cases Z Dysettt,eyI
51Sd TJfayy-hCeo IN Children, whil0E NLAaihs
from teethtng or any other cf s.oo,,,,.,,,
Fuu directions Tor using W "0oOl1 Pss"S
each bottle. nyr,1etr ptvn
BE SUR and call for . M kttsF -. A-e 49, 49, - "
SOOTHING SYRUP" havs zig ne ysas- ~. ,stq9,
fLe OF "CUKTIs 4 PERKINS " ss. ss.S ~ ,.
wrapper. Ali others are 20 AiA'1''AO17'
fe24 dAW6m
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Tue Republicans caucus of the
Pennsylvania Legislature, on Friday
last, nominated John Scott for United
States Senator. in place of Mr.. Buck
aleH.
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ject. The Sheriff of Overfon has
armed posse Of fifty citizens. who
await further demonstrations OF the
Ktan. 8s s.
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WASHINGTON, ID. O., January IL
Mr.. Buffers bill torepeal the Tenure
of Office Act has been introduced by
Mr.. Washburn, of Indiana, and IS
being put through under the previous
question by large majority. s34s 4
WASHINGTON. January H. The
United States Supreme Court to-day
issued a peremptory naGRdantas TO
the District of Columbia Supreme
Court to restore as. ii. Bradley to
the right to practice in that Court.
A bill was introduced in the House
By Ashley, of Nevada, to loan SIX
per cent. bonds TO the amount OF five
rnil lions. for the construction of the
pro posed Sutro Tunnel in Comstock
Lode iD that Territory. ss..
The Niagara Falls Ship Canal Bill
comes up in the House Tomorrow.
fLbill introduced in the Senate by
Sherman provides that any Judge OF
any Court of the United States who
is now seventy years old, or who shall
attain that age, may. upon his written
application to the President. be re
tired upon life pension equal II
amount to his full salary; but if rans
sue h Judge shall, for one year aftel
the passage of this bill, on arriving a
the age of seventy. years, continue (
| hold his Office, it snall be the ddty 0
the President to nominate and ap
poi OF an additional j Judge. who shal
per form the same duties and receive
the same compensation as a Jddg
acting in such Court or District. an,
shall, in the absence of his senior
hold courts prescribed by law.
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Highly Important Aews
wlshing p reduee our % o.
FANGY and sTAPLE eR0OERiEs.

We will, during the month Of January,
seli at a reduction of
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Louisville Market.

BY Teleeraph.I LouIsvILLE. Jan 10.
ToBAcco Sales of Al hogsheads OF new
copmoa lugs to medium cutting leaf at
= = coSSsTois-27c c15Ss II bua ,yil9a7IF n1a aH
HIGHsvISEz5-At99 99c, free.
~ IrsS PORK-S30 ".
/ LAkD-ID DIS020c. .lrftal rUt UI
BULK MEATs-Sales Of shoulders at l21<c,
clear rio sides at l5Iz, clear sides nt lsc,
FLo0kosupetnne, IS 5Og6 %.
WHEAT-SI s09l 90. HIIr--
I " OATs-At U0e.
COhN-5Std60c.
4 RYU-sl 40 --e.IaeH
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Governments are active I'D higher ratesl

Compound Interest Notes have all ma
tured, bat such notes as are offered are
bought at II per cent. of.
The following quotations are from the
office OF w. j. Lowry & Co., Bankers, No.
First Street.
BANKABLE FUNDS.
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph H MEMPHIS. Jan. IL.
CoTToH-Quiet and firRa at 2SQ2S15ci re-
ceIpts, /. I.502- bales; exports. 2,OZz bales.
FLoIR --Firms supeIfine 81 O091 %.
CoigN AT 65967c.
OATs-At 65M7Oc.
8 & HAY-At e2o.
BRAN-At S2j 00826 90.
Corn MEAL-AL s. IS and dull.
PORK-AL s3l % nominaliy.
LARD-At 2O12ic. -
BULK MeAT5-Firn; shoulders at I21zg
I3c: clear siles, 161<Wi61zc-r
HoGs-Df essed at l2glZZc.
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W. - No sooDa.


VEYE WANT TO CLOSE UP ALI
our accounts at the eommeneement
OF the new year, and wish an who know
themselves indebted to pleaae call and SET
tie, and oblige
jana vICKERY BRoTHERs.
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BANKABLE FUNDS.
u. :. Treasury Notes. f+
National Bank Notes.

GENERAL TRADE OF THE CTrxe-The gem
eraI trade of the city last week was quite
as good as could have been expected for the
season. The prospect for an increase in the
trade was fair.
lIHe IOItOaOta0 quotations represent the
t0soJesaEe markets. Purchases and sales IN
small lots t0tU vGry somewhat from tJse prices
Oilje9l n
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EUROPE.
by Atlantic telegraph.

sllan9 FRANCE slt ai aaa
= PARIS, January 1.-The budget of
NJ. Magne, Minister of Finance, has
been made public Ii shows that the
floating debt has been reduced two
million francs during the past year.
The estimates for the fiscal year 1870
promise. an excess of $4,000 OO0fsin
receipts over expenditures, which is
to be devoted to reducing the extra.
ordinary budget, and 40 600, ,000fare
to be made applicable to the redemp
tion of rentes. A s. sssa.ss .s7ea .sf- aafs
M. Magne cengratuiates the coun-
try on the return of public confidence
and the general resumption ofsindus
trial pursuits, and concludes by de-
claring that the gratitude of the
nation is due to the Emperor for re-
moving the only yAcause OF a rupture of.
the European Powers and Of domestic
distrust. 1-e '-' - a
LISBON, Jan. 11.-1'he Duke of Sal.
donIa has been summoned to Lisbon
TO form a new ministry. dI .aladg -
u roa - aa2 4a SPAIN.
/ MADRID, January 1--Additional
troops are to be sent to Cuba, aud
will sail from Cadiz in short time.
sssgc Sc ENGLAND. sl9 ~
LONDON, January II. = The indi-
cations of the first days of the con-
ference on the Eastern question leave
little if any doubt of ultimate sue
cess. The Turkish Government,
through las Representatives, consent
| ed to maintain the present status until
the close of the Conference. Z Il Is the
| general impression that but one more
session will be-, held. and that war be,
/ tween Turkey and Greece will be OBJ
i waited.
TURKEY.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, Jan IL. - The
Sublime Porte has officially congratu-
! lated the people of the Danubian
Principalities on their loyalty during
the recent crisis.
ITALY.
FLORENCE, Jan. Ii The recent
disturbances ia various parts of the
kingdom, fomented by reactionists
have been suppressed. The unpopu
lar taxes are now being collected with
out difficulty. sa
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those from whom I have SO long. and
so radically differed on political ques--
tions, for the generally kind and
almost uniformly courteous, personal
treatment, which l have received at
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FLORENCE, Jan. II. The recent
disturbances ia various parts of the
kingdom, fomented by reactionists,
have been suppressed. The unpopu
lar taxes are now being collected with
out difficulty.
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CoNsrANTINoPLE, Jan. IL The
Sublime Porte has officially congratu-
lated the people of the Danubian
Principalities on their loyalty during
the recent crisis.
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and ''flXins' which have no place on Il race
track. The maid Of Nyantlc gave her black
horse the whip, and soon passed the rear
horses, and then the middle group, and was
In the act Of taking the lead when her horse
stumbled and fell upon the grass at the edge
OF the truck. She was up before him, how
ever, and had hold of his bride, when four or
five men sprung over the guard and held him
while she mounted from the ground. AS the
horses were nearing the grand stand the lady
riders cut the uir with such swiftncss thnt
their long skirts fluatcd over the backs Of the
horses. For some distance now no change
had taken place, each doing her level best, en-
ccpt with the Nyantlc maid on the bareback
stcc,l, who quickly took advantage OF the clear
space ON the pole side, and rapidly passing one
after another, can;e under the string neck
and-ncck with the third horse, and only II
length of tho lead. The young men chcercd
and yelled; the young ladies applautlcd with
their fans and kerchieis, while the tears ran
down their pretty checks; the old people, In
nanny cases, embraced each other in their JOY,
while the thick tongues III their choking throats
murmurrd In broken syllables, "Nyantic ("
AS she rode back OH her foaming stced, all
covered with dirt by his full, and her clothes
torn almost in shreds, tho grand stand re-
sounded with the cheers of thirty thousand
voices, aud the surrounding groves prolonged
the cchO