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NEW YORK CITY.
NEwOYoRK, December "a.

NEw'OoYoRK, December "a.
Arrived, steamers Lafayette and Penn.
sylyania.
The weather in this vicinity during the
past three days has been exceedingly Sc.
we're. This morning the coldcst OF the
season.
. The libel suit of James Fisk, Jr, against
Mr.. BOwles OF the Springfield Republican
has been discontinued. This was done
through the influence Of Gergc Wilkes,
editor Of the iSpiriteCMe Timer.
An important decision was rendered by
Judge MCKenna, one Of the Circuit
judges Of the United States Supreme
Court, in the case in which the New Jer-
sey Mutual Life Insurance Company re.
fused to pay policy of $4,000 upon the
life OF u man who Ind committed suicide,
the policy being held by an assignee. The
decision was adverse 20 the Company.
Nearly oil the evidence was On the point
that the insured party was in part insane;
it being attempted to be proven that the
insured party was not in his right mind,
and that his death was the result Of in
sanity. The court decided that the man
was insane and that insanity was disease
and that death being directly the result Of
such disease the holder Of the policy was
us much entitled to recover the amount Of
the policy ms irdeath had occurred from
any other disease.
General John Ramsey, OF Jersey City,
who was arrested in Pittsburgh for de-
irauding the revenue by the use Of COun.
tcrlcit tobacco stamps, is still in Jail at
Pittsburgh. The L. S. Commissioner re.
fuses any bail offered from outside the
western district OF Pennsylvania. Pitts.
burgh pqperS state upon authority OF the
detective who arrested Ramsey, that a
large quantity of counterfeit stamps was
recovered from his Jersey City warehouse.
A fire broke out in the Oil.dycing cstab.
lishmcnt, frame building. owned hy j.
A. Lockwood, Nos, $50 and 2jl Wall
street, Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon.
Several adjoining buildings were destroy
cd. Loss $4,000.
The Rutherford Park Hotel, in New
Jersey, was destroyed by fire early this
morning Loss estimated at $4,000.
About year ago a fire destroyed the
same hotel.
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Phelps, well known
advocate Of woman's rights, and lady OF
wealth and high social position, was hon
orably acquitted to-day, by Judge Dow
ling, Of the charge, for which she was ar
rested and committed, Of stealing n pack.
age Ot candy from store in Sixth
avenue.
VIM. N. Tweed has given so, 600, and
Sheriff O'Bricn / 900 tons Of cnsl, for the
reliei Of the poor in the respective wards.
One thousand and fiily Crispin strikers
received money for another weeks snp-
port from the Society funds last night
They arc determined to hold out, and arc
receiving $4OO weekly from other cities.
The residence of Il, w. Cameron, n
well known stock breeder and importer,
on Staten Island, was burned last night.
Loss, 100000.
The loss nv the burning Of the Ruther-
ford Park Hotel, in New jersey, on Satur-
tlav, was $4,000
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CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Dec 81

CINcNNArI, Dec 81
John W Morris and Charles Smdfeld
have been identified by Mr. Nudge. ol
Dayton, who Was lately EnOcked down
and robbed ot large amount oi joWcly,
a. the perpetrators
ChTisimas has been generally observed
In the churches to-day Tomorrow will
be kCIans n legal holiday. and business
will be well nigh suspended.
The weather y warmer tonight, having
been nOderaling during tie day.
Il was made pnhliC to-day that Fee,
SURE, Il Co, ppminent druggists, have
become somewhat embarHOsed Though in
municd circles Il has been known
some time, II was not lill this
week that things took their present shape
II seems that sometime ago, Mr. Suirc en-.
dorsrd ioT considerable amount, the
paper OF the United States POprietory
Machine Company, the principal stock OF
which will be also purchased This paper
went TO protest, ON which Mr. SURE ask
cd an extension. At the time the firm
asked an extension on their own paper.
1t is understood they have asked for six,
twelve and eighteen mouths, and that so
iarR heard from, very favorable responses
have been received This house is m eX.
tensiVe one, and nearly all its liabilities
are in the Fast They claim that their
liabilities do not exceed one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars, while their assets
are three hundred and twelve thousand
The impression prevails that they will
work through safely.
The day has been cold, though the
temperature Is not over q degrees above
zero ut midday. Tonight II has ris.
en- slowly. The cold has acted unia.
yOrably on the Christmas sales, many not
venturing out. The holiday sales have
been satisfactory during the week, some
dealers doing more than usual Dealers
in leaf tobacco, manufacturers and ware
llouscmCn, held a meeting to-day, to de.
wise some equitable system Ol tobacco in
spection, a committee was finally appoint.
ed TO report on Wednesday.
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The Latest News.
WASHINGTON.
wAsurSoTox, Dec. "a.

WAsHISGTOS, Dec. "a.
Information received here respecting
the Senatorial contest in the Michi.
gan Legislature is that it will be
chiefly between Senator Howard and
cx. Gov. Blair, new member Of the
House. The opposition to Howard ap.
pears to be mainly on account Of his resi-
dcnce being in Detroit AS Senator
Chandler lives in the same city, the pcO-
pie Ot the western portion ol the State
fancy that their interests are not properly
looked after mt Washington. They make
special complaint Of the undue share OF
government patronage which Detroit
secures.
OF the officers Of the army who have
already been honorably discharged on
their own application, II have, to date,
received certificates from theThird Audi
tor Of their nOn.indebtedncss to the Gov.
crnmcnt, and have their accounts passed
by the Second Auditor.
The naval court martial convened here
to-day to try the cases Of alleged dclalca.
ton ot payHasterS las adjourned until
nItcr the HOLIDAYS. The case Of PaymGs.
ter Girard will then be taken up, and
then the case of PaymastCr Forbes.
The Secretary Of the Interior recently
sent verbal message to Commissioner
Wilson OF the General Land Office; that
his resignation would be acceptable to
the President, to which Wilson replied
that he would hold m conversation upon
the subject. If the President desires TO
move him the usual way is open, Wilson
saws that us the President has cast s,ls-
picions on him, it would be unjust to
himself to resign, and he thinks it his duty
to remain until he is removed, at least
until the President has cause for suspicion.
1t is thought that his successor will be
nominated when the Senate reassemblcs
Wilson entered the Land Office as mes.
rcngcr in 1923 and has risen through
tvcry grade Of Office to his present posi-
sion.
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len for the front, for the purpose OF act.
ing with the army under Generals De
chanEy and Faide6erbc 4 battle was
fought VIGOROUSLY with the enemy nj
Poni Noyclles. The battle commenced
at II 4. NJ. and ended nt o I'm. The
Germans have again entered TOurs,
meeting no opposition.
Cannonading has been heard since
Thursday in the vicinity o. Noyou The
PruSsians in the vicinity Of NcrviUs have
blown up the bridge across the Onrc.
German Victory over the Army OF
the North.
AMTESs, Dec. -
4 German victory is reported at llallo,
Sonth. east OF this city. over the army OF
the North, 60OO strong The Germans
carried several villages 10y storm and took
one thousand prisoners
LONDON, Dee, "a
General FaidebtrtO with an army Of
sixty thousand men was routed by Maui
tnetFel yesterday near Ameius Onlyt two
Prussian Divisions engaged,
BORDEAUX, Dec. 81
The official report Of the battle ut Nuts
on the 18Th shows that General GTcmcr
was attacked by $4,000 Prussians, W b
artillery The French had only 10000
men who retrcatcd quarter of mile
from town amer fighting many hours.
4 he Germans lost 500 killed and wound.
ed, among them Duke William OF Baden,
and several colonies. The peasants
fought bravcly by the side Of the regular
troops. RcinlUTccmCnts came up next
morning, and the Germans rctreatcd in
such haste that the prisoners they had
taken the day before escaped. The
French loss is | 200 killed and wounded.
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Trial of Gov. Holden Of N. c.

Coy. Holden appeared yesterday by his
counsel before the Senate, sitting us n
court Of impeachment, to respond to the
charges Of impeachment, and asked for
thirty days delay in which to prepare his
answer. The Court ordered the answer
to the charges OF impeachment TO be filed
on or before January 93d, that the mana.
gers file their written application in the
next six days, and that the case would
stand for trial January Both The Court
then adjourned to January 93d. The
Democrats lack one vote Of being two.
thirds majority. The Republicans are
confident Of HIolden's acQuital.
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Cincinnati Market.

CEcniHATG, December q.
The intense cold weather and the commence.
ment Of the holidays has unsettled trade some.
what and circumscribed transactions
CorTOH-Prm, midding uplands iiHc.
FLOUE-Steady, family s. 3OlL5 20.
GRATN-Whcat, foreign news regarded favor.
able; red 81 IGfbi ls Corn, scarce and nrmcr ut
J9G5ie. Rye quictAnd unchanged Oats steady.
Barley, 9Oc for fall
GRnCEEfEs-Unthangcd
OtLs-Lard oil steady at g)c.
EGGs-Qnet and unchanged.
BUTTER-Scarcc and 1ruAt 29d3!e.
CHEEsE-Dull.
SEEDs-CioYeT seed, i0lbllkc; timothy aud
lax seed unchanged.
PRoyIsroSs- drm At Sig. Lard drm at II
RIlXc for steam and kettle. BulE meats GAGt
pIciLIiG for shoulders, eleaFfib and clear pidcs.
Bacon hrm at lCttiiHc, and l2c for shoulders,
clear rib and clear sides
Hods--Flrni, live 81 iJIt6 -; dressed 81 07
al . frozen; 81 S5g7 e. not frozen; receipts
3,50O head.
WHnEY--stGidy at SIC.
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Missouri Consressmen Snubbed.
MAsmSnroX. Dec. %.

WAhIIlSGTON, Dec %
Several OF the Missouri delegation in
the House ART having hard time in the
departments. Colonel Asper called on
Mf Crrswcll, day before yesterday, to ask
tor some appointments in his district, and
Was informed that he was no, regarded as
having any more claims upon the admin
istration than Democrat OF other enc
mics Of the party. Mr.. Boyd is wholly
cut oirin the same department, Senator
Drake having procured IN order, and
filed It with disappointment clerk, direct
ing the latter to pay no attention TO Dir.
B0yd, but to consult Havens, the member
elcc, from his district Mr. Finkclnburg
is also ignored in all matters Of patronage.
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GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.

LONDON, Dec. "a.
The frst meeting OF the Conference on
the Eastern question is fixed for the 81 OF
January. Prince Charles Of Roumanie
calls the attention Of the powers TO the
TACT that his position Rs settled by the
treaty Of Paris is no longer tcnabIc,
LONDON, Dec. 24-ll;30 AN
Business is suspended to-day on account
OF the holidays. All the markets are
closed and will remain so until Tuesday.
The Empress Eugcnic is organizing n
fund for the French prisoners. She is
negotiating for the use Of the Drury Lane
Theatre for benefit performance,
CADIz, Dec. 90,
The observations Of the eclipse were
successful here. Good photographs were
obtained.
SYRACUSE, SICILY, Dec, %,
rid LONDON.
Prois. Pierce and LOCkyer report that
the observations taken by them Of the
eclipse were imperfect in consequence OF
unfavOrablC weather, but the results OBJ
tHined last year in OwenIe are confirmed
ANTwERP, Dec "a.
This port is overcrowdcd with shipping
and vessels are refused admission. River
freezing
FLORENCE, Dec. 90.
The Chamber Of Deputies have passed
by vote OF 10 to IS bill providing for
the removal Of the capital from Florence
to Rome within six months. A rcsolu-
ton expressing gratitude to the citizens
of Florence and to the Romans for their
patriotism during the siege Of the city,
was adopted, The Chamber adjourned
to January 1G,
uAInuRG, Dec. "a
The Elba ia filled with ice and naviga
ton seriously interrupted
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New YORK Market.

SEW YOHK, December q.
CorTOS-Opcned irm, but closed dull: mid.
ding uplants, l5Hc.
FLOuR-ln speculative demand and prices high
CT at e. % 10 SB Is for extra shipping grades
GRAtN-Wh"at, demand fair. and market fFm;
new spring q !gA 20 81 10: red amber 81 IA
/ II. Rye, dull, and prices are nominal. Oats,
quiet at GOc 10 6lHc for western, ahOat Corn, In
speculative demand and prices higher for No i
mixed at &c To &c; yellow, &c 10 11Hc.
PROyIsIoNS-POrk, lrmer al $40 co. seller, Feb.
ruary. Beef, Cat Meats and Bacon, steady, and
price unchanged. Lard, demand fair and mar.
kct lrm. with large buyers at l2HC, seller, JAnu.
aTy, February and March. at i2Ke.
METALs-ManufActured Copper, steady, Ingoi
lake, 29ii 10 axe, for cAfh. Iron, Scotch pig
3td-Gc; United states pig, 3i639c; bar, dull ii
&c; RuaslA sheet, lOSc TO lie, gold. Malls
scarce; cut, SIC toIHe; elinch 5fe To- &c; horse
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ST.. LOUIS, Dec. "a.
The secretary of the American FIX
change has received the following statistics
Of the hog packing in the West St.
Louis ljl ,O34, same time llSl year l7O.-
6BS; Chicago 25l ,9l5, last year 33T ,U6B:
Cincinnati 29s,I54, last year 278,3GO;
Louisville 2i0,274 last year IA 900; Mil.
waukc "a 900, last year 5000; Indianap-
oils B5,00i. Hogs packed here average
2Gi pounds last year 2i0 pounds,
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GEORGIA ELECTION.


AUGUSTA, December ii,
Sufficient returns from all sections OF
the State have been received to show that
the State has gone largely Democratic,
and it is iolcrably certain that the follow
ing Democrats have been elected to Con-
crcss: lst district, W. W. Pane, 4lst Con.
rrcss; \. j. Mclntirc, i2d; 81 district, W.
Wright, 4lst and 42l; 9TH district, l.. \.
Cookar To the 4lst AMI D. NJ Duboy to
the 42d; 9th district, VIM. 2. Price, Iist
and 42I; 7th district, =. B. Young, 4Isi
and 49d. The 2d and 4th districts are
doubtful, it is though; they have gone Re.
publican, but twill take The official count
10 decide. The Democrats have elected
thrcc-fJurihs Of the members Of the Legis
lamre
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Ernrrss Rohberr in the south.

AsHINGTOS, December ~.
4 letter received here from Pensacola,
saws: On the 18th inst, the Southern EX.
press Company was robbed, n few miles
from that place There were several
packages OF money, one OF $4,000, from
the Navy Department, which was proba-
blv intended for the Pensacola navy yard;
andother package Of $1,000, and several
other small sums, amounting altogether to
about $93,O 900, all Oi which was stolen.
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Disaster and Life Lost on the cOns'.

The steamer Aries came ashore at
Hereford Farm on the morning OF the
23d. a boat was nj once launched TO
take soundings, but before getting n great
distance from the steamer il upset. and the
mate and four sCamcn were lost three Of
the party being drowned, and the other
two succeeded in getting on the bottom
Of the boat, where, after few hours sui.
fcring, they froze to death. Two Of the
bodies Aoatcd ashore at Cape May to-day.
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Financial and Commercial.


Gold has bccrIN very dull md steady ut about
the opening prices, liOkBiiOE. Loans We're
at from to per cent ClcaTAnCcH about $N-
900 CO. Governments have been dull and sirl-
dy, prices remaining at the cIose at about the
opening rate.
Stocks have been strong but very dull
all day; transactions hIyU been made
only To a very limited extent. as all con
tracts made today and expiring on Mon
day bears one days interest at per cent.
will be settled on Tuesday. Money has been
very easy at per cent and per cent, gold. State
securities have been quiet aud dull Tine bonds
have been weak.
Monday will be observed as a holiday, and
there will be no session Of the Gold or Stock
Board
STERLING EXcuASGE-IIsnkcrs' bills 100.
MnGpy-En1v
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sYnAcusE, n. 7, Dc. e5.

A double horror occurred on Friday
evening nj Collamer. Lorenzo D. Gar.
rett, aged 30, murdered his iathcr.in.laT,
Jos. c. Mlliman aged 81 years. Garrett
attacked NIillman in the barnyard and
broke his skull with an axe killing him
instantly. Garrett went TO his own barn
six rods distant and hanged himself
The two men had been quarrclling about
some property for some years,
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The Legislature TO be "IOHTded
Round"

Fs0Dg ~ RGaarAg Journal.
10 MsAJtrs n he Lgi,laiuye.
We, the subscribers, appointed by the
ci,ilcns OF Charleston To provide accom-
modations Ior the members Of the Legs
lature. and for the Judges and Attorneys
in attendance upon the Supreme Court,
have performed that duty We have also
appointed sub committee, lo-wit c. T.
Snyder, J. Z. Kcnna and q. II. Porter, TO
receive the parties so provided for, and 10
indicate the house Of such aceommoda'
ton.
The parties concerned will please apply
TO the Committee, on their respective ar
rivals. for necessary aid and information.
State plpcrs will please copy.
Benz. H. SMITH,
II. SLACK, Committee.
T. A SCMifERs,
Charleston, w. J'a., Dec. 20, 1870.
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phiIndclnhin Market.

PuILAnELrnIA, December %.
FloUR- Steady; extra 8 ~, other unchanged
GEAtS-Whctt, unchanged; Ohio and Indiana,
81 Itti Is Ryr, unchanged Corn, hfm, ycl-
low &c, No, s,miIcd 'ic Oats, nll prices at
SkjgSbl for western aud state.
PROYtsIuNu
pETRnIEuN Crude, i6s; refined, .!hc
WINK N-lSlN.dN Al nc
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sTATE SEcuHITIEs-MlssOnfI, %; Tcnncssec,
old, S3: new, G?H; Virginia, new, G3; old, G6;
North Carolina, new, 2lii: old, COX.
STOCKs-Wcslern Union Telegraph. Ajk; Adams
Express, 81; Wells, Fargo & Co, 5iX; American,
iJT; United States 3J; PacIhc Mall, sg5t; New
York Central 81; do fCrlp, s7ii; Erie 23H;
Harlem, 1872; Reading, JSH; Michigan Cen.
tral. lI5A: Cleveland & Pittsburgh, i03; North
l0]yS; New Jersey Central, 1857; ST. Paul, 5jk;
do preferred, so; Wabash, 4syt; do preferred, 90;
Fort Wayne, 82X; Terre Iiauic, 30 Chicago
and Alton, li3; Ohio & Mississippi, 27ii: Cleyc
land, Columbus & Cincinnati, 81: Burlington
fsCntFa1 rat
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Another "Ring';..-SPcCuIAtiOn in
the AIabamH Claims.


New York, Dec %.
II is bruilel about the streets that
Grants proposition to pay the Alabama
claims out Of the National Treasury, and
then TO present the whole rs United
States Claim to Great Britain, is Wall
street idea, which originated among some
leading insurance officers, who, along
with few rich politicians, have formed
Il ring 10 buy up all the Alabama claims
at a heavy discount, and then make Uncle
Sam pay them the round figures
The insurance officers here are OfcourSe
the heaviest sufferers, but only two Of
them are said to be in the ring. Further
Developments Of this latest OF gigantic
Jobs will probably not be made until the
San Domingo job has been disposed OF
and consigned TO oblivion. In the mean.
time there are rcady.Cash customers to be
found in Wall street willing to buy up all
the Alabama claims that may offer,
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FLnuR-Dull
GRAM Wheat. No Gpring Chicago quiet;
closed at 81 U5S. Corn-So. mixed steady;
closed At BEc: this afternoon unchanged. Oats
No. 9quici at 3s4GtSSkc Rye steady; No at
HoGs--Dressed active, at t6 1901 90; live &C.
tive at s. 5Oft6 90
CATTLR-Dull at811Ac.
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Akermnn and the Georgia ScnatOr-
ship.

The result of the election in Georgia,
from the mcager returns received, Is be-
licvcd here to be such rs To preclude the
possibility, If It existed, o! Attorney Gen.
Akcrman's election to the United States
Senate. and his resignation from his pres.
cnt office is, therefore, more doubtful than
ever. His friends here do not think his
health will prevent his continuance in Of
tipn
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baltimore Market.

BAETMORB. December 81,
FLnuE-DrmhndA active and pFicCS advanced un
shipping grades: WCSteru faniiNy t6 HIlbT rs,
GRAIN-Whcat. unchanged; Ohio anu Indiana,
81 SIlbi 10, Com, No. white, active Al SSc; ycl
low heavy at sc. Oats. iu good demand AZ iSlB
5tc, Rye, arm at SnitpOc,
Provisions Unchanged.
WuIsKI Quiet Al g3ityic.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE.

The Stockholders Of the American BuIldipe
Association are hereby notified 70 attend ia
fourth annual ting TO be held In the basement
o. the Court House on Monday, January 9th,
President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer,
and seven Directors 10 seFS for the ensuing yeSF
The attention OF mGmb-ra 10 directed 70 article
20 OF the Consultation on Anea,
BY order Of the Board.
CHAS. ". CONNER,
dccl9-lO, ,Sll9n2A9 Secretary.
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New York DRY Good. Market.
NV YonK. December 81.

NGN NoRN, December u.
THIS bctng Christmas eve aud / he termination
0f the Wrck, bat littlc haslhrss IL doing among
the Wholesale hsuscs, hut there IL biz busiucss
among the retailer The weather bCing e0ld
thcrc Is ba, litle alteration ia the price of staple
textiles Cabot A, brown phreiigg iiSc, Augusta
do ny G. hrlshtW lNt uryAi Fans iOS, 20 "
lie FOol,sct Cauoo igSc, Suanlk ", fFCmOnt
R5Hc; AudrosoosriH ~ shrctlns S3kc, dc ln-A
atSe, and s. pcr SGhl higher for sane In bleach;
lsg mT laics, luhlcSshcd mu-llns lik c for Amo-.
Eras Snd liartlCtt, laSc for Ellrri0n Il; lie Gold
Medal ~ iEeh wide -; krtrrargr A. exc,
MonAdnoyk 81 -htVtins 5SS. al dark pHHta held
nrmly al lb.Gnc
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CEMILlA SlMILIBUs CuRANTUR.
HUMPHREYS


TIVU IsVI - IT y y"
Have proven from the mOst ample experience
nn rniirr success: simple Prompt EniCicnt
and Reliable. They are the Best Family Medl'
Cinrs In nsc--SO simple that mistakes cannot he
made in urIpr them 40 harmless ~ TO be free
from danger, and 80 ctilclcntas 10 be always re-.
iIahIc. They have received the highest commcn,
Iiaiipn frnm the thousands who have long used
aHd known thrR and will always render sails
faction to thOsd who try them
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The Cold weather.


ANbAN'NAl NI''' ANb'I DSN' ~
Last night was the coolest OF the sea.
SON The thermometer ut indianapolis,
at s a. NJ, was q below; at Lafayette, 10
below; New Albany, . below; Rich
mond, 8 below; Evansville, . below ;
Union City, Ind, II below; Ninccnncs,
10 below Tcrrc Hautc, II below.
ClNCINNATTI, Dec. 81.
This is the coolest morning Of the sea-
son-lOur below at sunrise. Some thcr-
mcmctcrS on the hill indicated as low us
ten. Six above ut noon and clear.
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