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Negro Suffrage Convention.

CHICAGO, February l.. - The Suf-
frage Convention ut Library Hail was
very numcrouSly attended to day. Miss
Anna Dickinson, DIR. Mary Pickenpaugh
of st. Louis, and VIM. Wells Brown, a
cOlOrGd orator, of Boston, were in at
tendance, beside Mrs. Stanton, Miss An.
thony and others. The resolutions re.
ported by the committee on Resolutions
declared that, as woman is equally in.
terestcd with man in having good laws
executed, she ought 10 possess the
right of suffrage, and resolving to make
d united effort to SO frame the new Con
stitutiou Of Illinois that no distinction
shall be made among the citizens in the
exercise of suffrage. The resolutions,
after being discussed, were adopted.
A committee of seven was appointed
to draft a constitution and bylaws for
a Womau's Suffrage association of Illi-
uOiS. Their report was adopted in the
afternoon and Mrs. NJ. A. Livermore. of
this city was elected President of the
new association. Wells Brown, the
oolored orator, contendcd that women
ought to be educated before they are
ehiianchiSed. Miss Anna Dickinson
SPOKE vigorously on several occasions.
mrs stanton and Miss Anthony also
700 I0ok lively part in the exercises.
ino convention adjourned this after
noon.
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From ~. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, February l2.-Iu the State
Senate yesterday, the bill for the regu-
lation of fire and marine insurance COM
panies and amendments requiring $780,
600 and S25, 900 to be deposited with the
State Treasurer by foreign companies,
were voted down; also one requiring
foreign companies TO invest eighty per
cent. of their gross receipts in Missouri
securities or real estate for the first two
years they do business here. A bill look
ing to the restoration of the ballot to
persons now DISTINGUISHED was rejected.
In the House, tho petition for women's
suffrage was referred to the committee
on constitutional amendments. The
House committee on Education have re-
ported bill to establish board of
physicians and surgeons for the exam
inatioD of all applicants to practice
medicine in this State. Those passing
examination are to receive certificates
of qualification. Doctors practicing in
violation Of this act are to be fined one
thousand dollars, but those practicing
prior to its passage are exempt from the
penalty.
The county Court of this county, rep
resenting 81 200, 600 of the Pacific rail
TOdu luutDlDeSS, udS ptlltlOutu lHt
Legislature to pass the bill providing
for the amending OF the charter of that
company.
The Polytechnic Institute building
in this city, recently purchased by the
public school board, was dedicated to-
night. Tie dedicatogy address was de-
livered by Prof Edwards, of the Illinois
State Normal University. Addresses
were also delivered by Rev. Dr.. Elliot,
w. T. Harris, Superintendent of Public
Schools, and Ira Dival.
a report is in circulation that Theo-
PLUS c. Callicott, who was sent to the
Albany Penitentiary some time ago, had
received pardon from the President.
The rumOr, however, could not be traced
to any authentic source.
Michael Quinlan was killed Ky falling
from the front platform of an Erie street
Jersey City car, the wheels of which
passed over his body. Quinlan is the
young man who. short time since, ac-
quired considerable nOtOricty by mar
rying u young Chicago schoolgirl, who
was spirited away from him by her rel
atiVes.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Pike, from the Naval committee
reported bill to pay Commodore JONI
A. Winslow and the officers and crew Of
the United States steamer kearsarge
Ninety thousand dollars are to be dis
tributed as prize money, being the esti
mated value of the rebel piratlcal yes
sci Alabama, destroyed by the kear
sarge on the 10Th of June, 1864.
After some discussion and the lnser
ton of proviso that no money should
be paid to the assignee of any mariner
entitled to a share, but only TO the mar
liner himself, his wife or his children
the bill was passed.
Mr.. Boutwell,, from the committee on
Reconstruction, reported a bill to pro
vide for the organization of a provision
al government for the State of Mlssls
sippi. Ordered printed and recommit'
ted.
The House resumed consideration Of
Mr.. Buffers privileged resolution pro
testing against the manner OF proce
dure and orders of the President of the
Senate pro TEN.
Mr.. Dawes occupied the chair al
Speaker pro TEN.
Mr.. Burton concluded his remarks
commenced yesterday, and was fol
lowed by Messrs. Woodbridge, Logan
and Others.
Mr.. Logan moved to lay the Who'll
subject OH the table. The motion wa
agreed to. Yeas, $50; nays, 90.
A motion to reconsider was made ant
laid on the table, which closes the mat
ter.
The next business taken up was th
bill to authorize the building ola mill
tary and postal railroad from Washing
ton to New York, the question being OF
it's passage. The bill passed. Yeas, 100
nays, 81.
The House then, at half-dast a, tool
recess until 1880.
The evening session was exclusivel!
for the consideration of the tax bill.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, February II.
FLOUR-Quiet and easier; extra, 8 q
a6 so.
WHEAT-Quiet and moderately &C
tive and prices less firm; sales No. l al
| Dial %; No. ., 17al 174c, closing at
l l7a1 17!c; sales since Change at l61
al 16ic.
CORN-Tolerably active and opened
la4c higher; sales new at 58$a59tc ane
no grade at 55a60c, closing dull at 554t
for new; sales No. Of 73c, sellers op
ton last half April; No. ,, 65c, sellers
May.
OATS-Firmer and less active at ia$t
higher; sales No. 2 at 54a544c and re
iected at sic, closing dull at 54{ for No
,; sales No. 2, sellers option March, al
544a554c.
RYE-More active and 3alc higher
sales No. at l9a1 20; No. 2, IL
closing at | 20 for No. /.
BARLEY-Firm and dull at la2c high
er; sales No. 2 at 90.
SHOGS-Dressed quiet and irregular
closing weak at II Scala 90 for light
and heavy lots, dividing on 200; live
quiet at l5a25c lower; 10 OOalO 70 fol
common and IL 00all 30 for fair to
good shipping.
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New York liens.

New YORK, February 12.-The Ger
man Democratic and Republican com
mittees of this city unite in memoria
to Congress for revision of the natu
ralization laws.
George Limburger was swindled on
of $500 in gold yesterday by an exchange
broker. The Mayor forced the latter tt
disgorge.
A notorious burglar named Mcdonald
escaped on Wednesday from the Sheriff
while being taken to Jail.
A. Stewart and Frank Frazer were
burned to death by an explosion OF
naptha at the Pembroke mills in Con-
cord.
The town hall of South Boro', Mass,
was burned. Loss So, 900.
Joseph Yates and Thomas Turner
were killed by an explosion in apowdel
mill at Hazardville, Conn, yesterday.
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From Ghicnpo.

CHICAGO, February l2.-The coroner's
inquest over the body of the late Hon
Murray Mcconnell, murdered in Jack
sonville OH Tuesday, was held yesterday
and a verdict given charging VIM. A,
Robinson with the murder of the de-
ceased. The prisoner is a grocer, against
whom deceased held a note at 10 per
cent. interest, which the prisoner had
been unable TO pay. Three persons saw
him enter and emerge from the muir
dered mans house on the eventful morn
ing. The funeral will occur to-day.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, February II.

CINCINNATI, feDTuaIy A~'
FLOUR-Dull at OOa7 so for family;
WHEAT-Ddll at 20 for No. l reu
and 60 for No. 2.
CORN-Dull and lower; sales OF ear
al 63a64c.
OATS-Firm at 66a67c for No: l.
BARLEY-Steady at 2 00a2 4O: oo
COTTON-Dull no sales, and prices
nominal; middling held at 28tc.,
WHISKY-Firm at Csc, but the mar
ket closed'quist. -. -
BULK MEATS-Shoulders sold at
13tc. oooo
MESS PORK-OAfered at 80 90. ,
LARD-Could have been bought az
zoe; there were some indications Oh
reaction at the close, though buyers
were timid.
BUTTER-Firm and the supply haro
" eoual TO the demand; sales OF fresf
made at 30a36c.
EGGS-Dull at 19a2Oc.
CHEESE-Firm at l9ta22.
SEEDS-Clover firm and in demand
at rs %. Timothy sold at 25a2 30.
OHS-Linseed dull at O6al W
lard active at 20; petroleum frmer a.
36a3Sc for refined.
SUGAR-Active and &c higher; sale
of New Orleans at l2ial4ic; Demarara
l5Ial6c; Porto Rico, l4al5c; Cuba, l3i
l3ic: soft refined, 16al7c; hard do, l1!a
l7ic.
GOLD-l35 buying.
EXCHANGE-Dull at LILO discount
buying and par selling.
MONEY-Market unchanged.
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BY THE CABLE.
rEv Telegraph to the Register.I

LONDON, February l2.-At q DAN
opat to the Ministry at the tlshmong-
er,s Hall, last night, Mr., Gladstone re-
marked that the last House of Commons
bod been condemned by the Govern
msnt of to-day; that Government had
been brought to the bar of public opin-
ion on distinct issue, and the. policy of
the people was now most clearly de-
fined.
DUBLIN, Februaryk12.-The mayor
will take advantage of the first public
levee to present to Queen Victoria a
monster petition for the amnesty of the
Fenian prisoners, which has been ex-
tensively signed by the corporate au-
thorities of cities and towns through
out Ireland.
LONDON, February Pit is stated
that the Persian army, the Shah at its
head, has gone to Bagdad. In the mean
time the Turkish troops are pushing
forward to the Persian frontier.
MADRID, February 12.-The Constitu-
ent Cortes was formally opened yester-
day with great ceremony. The city was
profusely decorated in honor of the
event. Crowds were in the streets,
flags flying, and the day was regarded
as a holiday. Serrano delivered con-
gratulatory address on the assembling
of the Deputies.
He said that the nations of Europe,
in attaining higher degree of civili-
cation, threw off the traditional bonds
which fettered the public mind. Spain
delayed for long time following the
example of her neighbers. She how
calls on her representatives to construct
q new edifce. The revolution has
achieved a bloodless victory. The
strength of the nation has not been i'm
paired, but the extravaganza Of former
administrations has disorganized and
embarrassed its finances. The Govern
ment relies upon the Cortes to remedy
this, by economical reforms and changes
in the administration by wise legisla-
tion in regard to the public debt and
the payment of the interest thereon.
By economizing the expenses of the
army and navy the fundamental princi-
pies of radical liberalism which had
been adopted in relation TO religion, the
press and education by the provisional
government must now be consolidated
by the action of the deputies. Our row.
olution here is not responsible for the
rising in Cuba that is due to the errors
of the past government. He expressed
the hope that the Instruction there
would be speedily extinguished and
that the tranquility based on reform
would be durable. He predicted that
slavery would be abolished without
precipitation and without cempromis-
ing the prosperity of the antillis. In
conclusion he congratulated the country
on the good relations with foreign ma
lions now no more intimate than ever
before.
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New York Market.
New YORK, February IL.

NEW YORK, February IL.
COTTON-Dull and lower; sales 2OOC
bales at 3Oc for mddling uplands.
FLOUR-Closed dull and shade low
er for medium and good grades.
WHEATON, and trifie lower
with scarcely any export inquiry aht
only limited milling demand.
RYE-Dull and heavy at 4Gal Al
for western.
OATS-Dull at 76c for western il
store.
CORN-Dull and heavy on new mixed
western at 92a93c, and very firm with
fair speculative demand for old mixed
western at 04a105 in store.
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Steady with moderate
demand.
BACON-Nominal.
LARD-Dull at 19aa20c for fair tc
prime steam.
PORK-More steady; sales of $50 bar
rels mess, sellers option for April al
81 %, and closed with buyers at 80 2,
and sellers at 81 so.
EGGS-Steady at 24a26c.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, February IL.
SENATE.

Mr.. Sherman moved that the Senate
resume the consideration of the cur
roncy bill.
On motioa of Mr.. Trumbull, Wednes-
day was set apart for the consideration
of the bill to reorganize the judicial
system of the United States.
Mr.. Morton then addressed the Sen.
ate as to the bill in. relation to the pub.
lie debt and currency.
Mr.. Williams followed in advocacy OF
his amendment providing that not more
verted in any one month.
The Senate then voted on the first
clause of the amendment offered by Mr.
Williams, limiting the amount of con
version TO 100000 month, which
was rejected. -,
Then, at four o'clock, the Senate took
recess until 1880.
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Supreme Cous,

WASHINGTON, February l2-JameS
Lyons, of Virginia, today in the Sr'
premC Court, argued in behalf of III
Commonwealth, to show that it was an
Inherent right in the Court under com.
mob law to issue i writ of prohibition.
for which application has been made
setting aside The decisions of Judge
Underwood, lie having discharged three
cOnvicts, two of whom were sentenced
TO death, on the ground that the State
Judges were disqualified from exercis-
ing judicial functions, under the 14th
Amendment - the Constitution of the
United States. Judge Underwood did
not appear in Court to day. Chief
Justice Chase, announced that the an.
plication would be considered.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, Febru2Ty II.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged; sales
of city made IL OOall % for
Xxx; white 950a9 IS for NX; amber
8 25a5 80 for XX; red winter 7 75as W
for XX; spring country made 5Oa8 OO
for XXX; red aud amber 00a7 so for Xxx;
spring 9 25alO 90 for XX white.
WHEAT-No. l red winter held at
| &c: No. = do 81.
CORN-Sales of three cars at 69c and
two cars at zoe.
OATS-Sales of nine cars at 63c.
PETROLEUM-Quiet and steady; re-
fined 34a35c for standard white, and
33a34c for prime light straw to white.
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, February II.
MONEY-Abundant and easy at Sal
per cent on call loans. The spring trade
is constantly increasing and business in
some departments is 25a5O per cent
greater than last'year.
STERLING - Heavy and lower at
lO9alO9t.
GOLD-Steady the most of the day,
closing trihe easier; opened at 1851,
and closed at 1853.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Active and
higher. Coupons of 81, 114al14t; do
~, 1l44all4t; do ga, 111galll3; do '65,
113!al13t; do new, ll0ta1lO4; do ~, 11Os
a1lOt; do '66, 1l0sallO4, lO.4Os, lO9fa
l095.
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Fires.

BRAMPToN, CANADA, February 20
The British Arms Hotel, dwelling
house and A. Crosier's tailoring estab-
lishment were destroyed by fire last
night. Loss about ST., 900.
ALTOONA, Pa, February l2.-The Vim
dictator printing Office, owned by Mr..
Kerr and a frame dwelling belonging to
Mr.. Birdakitz, burned this morning.
Loss, So, goo.
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Toledo Marker.

TOLEDO, February II.
Flour steady and firm. Wheat firm at
Is for amber: 81 for white Michigan
l - for No. , spring: closing lc lower
Corn higher, active and firm; new 66c;
spot 70tc. Oats lc better; 6Oc for No. l.
Rye quiet and unchanged at 30. Bar.
ley steady and firm at 90 for State
and 20 for Canada. Dressed Hogs dull
and lower; small sales at BE. Clover
Seed 5al0c better ut 9 25a9 80.
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zE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

Who have INJURED themselves by certain prac
tice INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or at school, the
effects of which are nightly felt even when
asleop. and if not cured renders marriage i'm
possible, and destroys both mind and body
should apply Immediately.
What a pity that young man, the hope Of
his country, the darling of his parents, should
be snatched from all prospects and enjoyments
of life by the consequences of deviating from
the path of nature and indulging in a certain
secret habit Such persons must, before con.
1a4Gp
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~. Louis Marker.

ST. LOUIS, February II.
Flour dull and low grades 25c lower.
Wheat unchanged; No. , spring 33a
Corn unchanged, at72a75c. Oats
unchanged, at 67a68c. Rye dull at 80.
Barley unchanged at 9Oa2 30 for spring.
Whisky advanced to SOC. Pork declined
to 33 O0a33 80. Bulk Meats lower; loose
shoulders l3c; hams l5ic; clear sides
l6fc. Bacon, nothing doing. Lard very
dull and nominal at l9ia20c.
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4s7s From Point Pleasant, by Flat Rock, Nor
cams Mill, Wheeler's Store and Ange.
Tena, TO Jackson c. H., 30 miles and
back, once week.
Leave Point Pleasant Thursday at M
Arrive ut Jackson G. II. by pm;
Leave Jackson e. II. Friday at ! m;
Arrive at Point Pleasant by p m.