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SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Indictment Season,

ana ~ e3ecs on ts weak ana fefot6.
The drafts which searching cold MAKES upon thu w..
tai powers Of the debilitaled and delicate are not
less severe than the drain upon their strength caused
BY excessive heat. The vast disparity between the
tenpsrsfurO Of over.heatsd fooms and oatces, At this
season, and the frigidlly Of tho outer air, IL . fruitful
soaFcs Of sickness. To lprtify The body against tho
evil conssq uelicas Of the sudden alterations Of heat
nnd cold referred to, The vital organisation should b
sigougthehed and endowed with extra resistant powet
By the uss Of ~ wholesome invieorAht and, 81 all
proptrAiisaa for this purpose. lwhs,her embraced In
tho regular phAfmacopgia, or RdVsrtised IN the public
Journals thsfe q mons that Will eouparei In putty and
s~xeslleAee With ~HOSrETTRR'3 STOMACH bfTTERS.
Acting diFecly upon the orgAn which converts the
food into the fuel Of 10, the preparation lmpatts 10 II
. tone and vigor which 70 communicated ~ every hbrs
Of the frams. The digestive function being aeeslsrA-
ted b. ~ tonic o~paration, lha liver rugnlAied ~ It's
anlf.biliouH pfobertics, and tho waste matter OF the
system carried on bnheluaily by its mild Aperient ae-
ton, NE whole ofgahisalion vii neeemGfIiy b IN the
best pstaibls eondition 70 meet the ah0cki o. winter
and The sudden changes Of ismperatur. The weak aud
sensitive. especially, cannot encountsr lhsso vlcissl-
tud.s With sasiy. nulsss their ispdsr er.Nams m.
strength ensd and hracsd By artiAeial means. EyvFy
liqaor sold a. STAPLE ofirads "a adHlisratsd, and vers
u Othsrwiss, mere alcohol i simply = temporary sxei.
iant, which, When It's hut effects have sahsiisd, leaves
Ne physical powera (and the mlnd a. HslLl In n vons
condition thaa before. HosrETTER's BtfTERs. On
tAs other fAnd, eoniain the essential properties % the
mest Falurbis touis and Alternative roota. hnTss ana
herbs, and thsir active principal n We mslloVssi,
least eEeitiagi and meai inosuoaa Of all disusiTe
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IELecRApHlc NEWS ITEMS.

large number Of desperate characters were
arrested at Rutland Vt, on Thursday evening" I'M
plicated In the numerous incendiary fires in that
place for the past year.
The oficers Of the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road state that there is foundation for the report
furnished by the Jay Gould party while in Louisville,
KY, that the Erie Railroad Company would have
possession Of their road.
The first meeting OF the Cape Fear Agricultural
Association was held at Wilmington, N. c., yester-
day and was largely attended. Delegates were pres
ent nom fifteen counties OF North Carolina and sew
eral counties of South Carolina. This Is an i'm
portant action in favor OF revival Of the agrcul-
tura interests OF North Carolina
superintendent Johnson, Of Augusta, Ca, pub
fishes card in which he says that the reported out
RACES by the Ku Klux In taking possession OF train
at Barnett the Georgia Railroad, on the night OF
January IL, as published In the Northern papers,
are base fabrications, no such occurrence having
taken place.
resolution to take into consideration the extension
Of the right Of suffrage to females in this state and
directing that Mrs. Stone be sent for to instruct the
committee, an amendment was offered that Horace
Greeley be requested to come before the Committee
on the State OF the Republic and address them on
the subject Of female Suffrage. The resolution vas
lost.
The New York herald., 1869-01-30
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LovDoS, jan 2e--4:so
z. M-Consols closed at o3S Tor both money and the
account; United States nvc-twcny bonds 75h.
Stocks quiet. Erie, 26k: Illinois, e2t4.
PARIS BouRsE.-PARis, jan. 2e.-Bourse steady:
rentes, 75f. 45c.
FRANKFORT BouRsE- FRANKFORT Jan. 2o--Even-
tng.-American bonds closed flrmcr and higher.
Fiyctwenties, 7es o 1917 for the Issue OF 1882.
LIVERPOOL COTToN M KET.- LIVERPOOL, Jan. 20
s:30 r. M.-The market closed firm at the following
ons:-Middling upands. on tho spot, ii I'd,
anoat, III I'D; middlIng orleans 1sd. Nd. The
sales OF the day have footed up $4,000 bales.
HAvRg CoTrON MARKET.--llAvRH. Jan. 2g-Even.
lng.-The market closed quiet and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL BREApsTuFFs MARKET. LIVERPOOL,
Jan. 2V.--wheat dull; No. rcd Western ps 1Od. q
9s. 1ld per cental corn 3is 34s Cd. per Genital for
old mixed western, and 3Ss q 3ss. 81. for new.
LivEnPooL PRODUCE MARKFT.--LIvERpooL, Jan
2e--Evenng.--Rosn 5s. cd. n cs. per cwt for com
mon North Carolina Refined petroleum, Is. lid. per
gallon.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MAnKEr.-LrvERroor
jan electromagnetic firm but unchanged;
bacon active.
LONDON PRopUcB MARKET.-LoSD0N, Jan. 2p.--
Linsecd oil duh and unchanged.
PETROLEUM MARxKr.-ANrwERr, Jan. 2p.-retro.
leum market closed dull; quotations non,tnallv un-
changed.
The New York herald., 1869-01-30
AUCTION SALE or LIQUORS.

There was an auction sale OF wines liquors. cham
pagne cigars, &c, at Is Bowery yesterday which
was perhaps the finest opportunity for tasting and
smelling that has been offered the Bohemians since
their crusade against corner groceries was inaugu-
rated. Standing round o number OF barrels or
strong-smelllng stun were number OF bottle-nosed
democrats, eacn with q glass OF fluid In his hand,
whose principal business IL seemed to be to prove by
actual experiment the real force and value OF the
different brands OF malt aud corn; while the
craft, poised himself on the top OF barrel
and eyed, with peculiar leer. the doings
OF the crowd. The number Of bona Fde buyers
had a goodiy crowd Of connoisseurs to decaim
10. The whfskey put up belonged to that class
known an "curfousn and consequently the amount
OF sups sips, smiles aud actual gulps Of the nery
take before they could arrive at frst estimate Of
its value was truly distressing. "Von toller, Won
toller, toller, toller ten," screamed the auc.
connoisseur IN the back ground stroked his goatee,
turned his eyes to the ceiling, shutlled his feet,
nudged his neighbors In the ribs and suggested in
Propes % taking rsS
noSer nossa man VINO as Rs aS est recoec s
ton Of the date OF the last occasion In which le was
the happy possessor OF the price OF an empty whskey
vent e 70 a sound resembling snort and whistle
Mixed which was no DOUBT intended to express the
disgust be felt at having to perform dlsagreeable
paSSSs ns aesnaer 70 ne pss
Now thenr said the auctioneer, when the last bid.
der had disposed OF his portion OF the refreshmen
Si 2ss ,dSi e barrel sSe Va, ,eR Russssd Ss
SSn assn tes usnts u s ss, ,ss sspa ySG 6d
ding became naturally more spirited. number OF
barrels 6f Bourbon brought 81 40 TO 81 6o and few
Knocked down at 81; GIN 81 50; port winc Il, and
sherry at the same price.
The New York herald., 1869-01-30
MASSACHUSETTS.


Annual Meeting Of the Massa achusetts Anti.
slavery Society.
BOSTON, Jan. 20, 1soo
The annual meeting OF the Massachusetts, Anti !.
Slavery Society was held In Horticultural Hall, In
this city, to-day. A larger and more fashionable
audience than was present seldom gathers on any
occasion. John T. Sargant presided. Resolutions
adopted declaring that the work Of the society
was not accomplished until the negro everywherc Ia
the United States has his rights also asking Congress-
at this late hour to mpeach President Johnson,
and calling upon the churches to show more SYM
pathy with the cause The speakers repudiated the
idea OF combining this movement with that
OF woman suffrage Speeches were made at
the morning session by Wendell Phillips .. w.
Menard, the colored member Of Congress elect from
colorcd members Of the Georgia Legislature and
Others who dwelt upon the condition OF the negroes
IN the South, and stated that thousands were MUIR
dered and no investigation made BY courts OF justice.
During the afternoon session Chas. w. Slack Rev, Gtl
bert Haven, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Julia Ward Howe and
others spoke upon the religious and financial aspect
OF the suffrage question and urged constitutional
amendment guaranteeing the rights OF colored men.
Wendell Phillips introduced congratuatory resolu-
tion referring TO emancipation IN Cuba. At the
evening session Mrs. Cora !. v. Daniels described
the scenes she witnessed in the South, aud gave q
sad account OF the condition or the country. Ad-
dresses were made by Aaron M. Powell, J. M. Man
mug, wendell Phillips and other prominent anti
slavery men, urging the agitation OF the question or
constitutional amendment. altcr which the society
adjourned
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
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Country.
The WEEKLY Herald OF the present week, now
ready. contains the very latest European Tews BY
the cable up to the hour OF publication; also Teis
graphic Dispatches from the New Dominion, the
Pacific Coast. China, Japan, Cuba. St. Domingo.
Hayti and other points, the United States Navy,
comprising classification OF officers, number OF
vessels and guns, and register OF officers;
the Free Press OF Cuba; Grant as President, with
new Anecdotes about him from authentic sources;
Obituary Notices OF prominent men; the Spice OF
washington Life Manipulation OF Government
Funds and our National Debt; the Uses OF Dead
Bodies; Remarkable Story and Remarkable
Dream; the Current News OF the Week; the Fashions;
Amusements; Foreign Intelligence; Varieties; Indus
trial Items: Facea; Scientific, Artistic, sporting AMI
Religious Intelligence; Washington News; Editorial
articles on the prominent topics OF the day; our
Agricultural Budget; Reviews OF the Cattle. Horse,
Dry Goods and Boot and Shoe Markets; Financial and
Commercial Intelligence and accounts OF ali the i'm
portant and interesting events OF the week.
TERas:-Sing.e subscription. 50; Three copies, IS;
Five copies, s.; Ten copies SIS; Single copies. five
cents each. limited number OF advertisements In
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loc,l INTELLIGENCE.

TAKEN TO HosPrrAL-fes'erday afternoon Ber
nard McCanrrey. OF No. 92e East Eighth street. was
.akon "a tho ctv uosplta for treatment on account
of wounds received by an iron casting falling upon
him.
A FEARFUL rALI.--rast evening Caroline HELD
hon. dwelling on the fourth door OF tenement hons
rcar ~ her rooms 10 the yard and received Injuries
that her physician considers likely TO prove iataL
ALLEGED IscENprARy FIRE.--At twenty minutes
after two O'Clock yesterday morning the basement
of Joseph wolrs book store and bindery corner Of
Tnrtieh street and sixth avenue, was discovered on
nre. The damage to stock was about $1,000; iuily
insured In city companies. some oniciOus aud sGs.
pcloas oncer OF the Twenty-ninth precinct Jumped
10 tie conclusion that Mr.. Wolf and his clerk migat
have caused the IRE and arrested thcln Fire llng~
shal Brackett held an examination yesterday, but
failed to lind an loEa Of evidence calcaaed ~ con.
meet them with the burning OF the place. Iaey weic,
however hold Tor tultner examihtiJn.
The New York herald., 1869-01-30
THE NEW DOMINION.

The Nova Scotia Question Settled-Increnscd
Money Appropriation to Novn Scotia and
NO Change Of Tariff.
TORONTO Ontario, Jan, 20, 1859.
special despatch from Ottawa to the Daily Globe
says that Mr.. Howe ana Sir John A. Macdonald have
settled the Nova Scotia question SO far as principles
are concerned, few details only remaining to be
arranged. 1t is understood that the settlement In
wolves an increase Of money appropriations to Nova
Scotia and no change to be made in the tariff Mr..
Howe maintains that the grants to Nova Scotia are
not In fair proportion to the value Of the railways
and public works acquired by the Dominion. The
new arrangement will have to be sanctioned by the
Parliament.
The New York herald., 1869-01-30

The Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central
Railroad-Lcase TO the New York and Erie
Railroad Defeated.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 20, 1859.
At a meeting OF the stockholders OF the Columbus,
Chicago and Indiana Central Railroad to-day the
contract offered by the New York and Erie road was
overwhelmingly defeated when Judge Jewett, repre-
sentlng the Pan Handle and Pennsylvania roads,
ofered counter proposition, which was unan-
imousy ratified. The contract offered by the
New York and Erie was to pay the
interest on the debt Of the Columbus, Chicago and
Indiana Central road and TO guarantee to the stock
holders an average annual dividend Of seven per
cent. The proposition offered by the Pan Handle
road is that they are to have seventy per cent for
operating the road and the Columbus, Chicago and
Indiana Central thirty per cent to pay the interest
The capital stock OF the company Is $l0,oo0,0oO.
The New York herald., 1869-01-30
ILLINOIS,.

Important Revenue Decision-Law Estab-
fishing Railroad Fares.
CHICAGO, Jan. 20, 1859.
In the United States Circuit Court, In the case OF
the United States vs.. George p. Prysnger, whose
property was seized because he had not furnished
the requisite bonds and books nor paid the
special tax, and against whom II was alleged
he ran his distillery to defraud the govern
ment. Judge Drummond decided that O
special license fec is not required to be paid until
demand therefor is made by the proper ocer Of the
government; and that no such demand was made
In this case.
The Senate bill to ix fares for passenger travel on
the Illinois road as amended by the House was
finally passed to-day.
The New York herald., 1869-01-30
THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.

The Allied Victory Complcte-AII the Para
guayan Forts In Their Hands-LOpez in the
Forests Surrounded by the Allies.
LONDON, Jan. 20, 1859.
Details OF rhe news from Rio Janeiro show that the
success o. the allied Powers in Paraguay has been
most complete. All the Paraguayan forts are in
their hands. They have captured the artillery and
baggage OF Lopez's army and 1000 prisoners. The
Dictator Lopez was fugitive in the forests, and was
surrounded by the allied troops.
The New York herald., 1869-01-30

GEORGIA.

Tho Ogecheo Prisoners-The Captain Held for
Trial.
SAVANNAH, Jan. ~, 1882
The preliminary examination Of Captain Green
(colored) OF the Ogechee nsurrectlon prisoners,
resulted In his being held for trial for nsurrecton
This has been made test case. Eighty three other
prisoners will be brought before the court to-mor
row, and those who can be identified by the State
witnesses will be held on the same charge The ex-
animation has occupied thirteen days. The prisoners
have been defended by United States District Attor
ney H. S. Fitch ex-proyisonal Governor ]. Johnson
and others,
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SCOTLAND.

Another Invitation to Reverdy johnson 70
Public Diuner.
LONDON, Jan. 20, 1862
An invitation has been extended to Reverdy John.
son, the American Minister, to dine with the cor
poration authorities Of Glasgow in February. Mr..
johnson has accepted the Invitation.