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NEW YORK. February Noon Flour steady.
Wheat less sctIve, without decided ciinge Corr
sa gs ors aa .s.dV = sss ts,s s. re
sss,s steady Z. ssa.s 9sr ssr s.ss
Ersaias.M Cotton closed hervy: sales, Lee
bales. Flour qniet and drn. What scarcey1 20
firm. Com dull afss0soc PORK frmer ut Sze9
asss Lad grmer closing q4is. ksstic 40
Sugar active. Coffee Grn. Mnfasses In faif So-
quest. Naval Stores aud Freishts quiet
RALTrMoaE, Fs1sruary ie.co.tsn: 2sse. Flour
sse. Provisions unchanged. Whiskey scarce 1t
asked; new, 60 asked.
1oS72c. Whiskey active 1t &C. Provisions frrn-r.
Pork, 500 75lB17. Shoulders, l2ac.: slices, isA1
Isc. Lard held higher; kettle, leai lesc.
;. LcUIsyrLlE February l9:- Corn. sc: Mesa
Wbiskey, s3GIs4c.
fancy, roc. Whisky, aac. Provisions quiet.
WLMISGToS, N. O.. February lo:--Noehing
doing in turpeniine. RosIn- Small sales a. SIG
fSr straiped, and 81 for extra No. !. Tar, "a.
Cotton, 2&c.
rate demand and steady at aic sales, 100 bales;
receipts Loco oales exports, coastwise. III bales.
with fair dem md bat closed quiet al e34Ie3fc.:
sales, ssS bales; receipts, 600 bales.
SAVANNAH, February 1o.-Cotton active at 7sSc.
sales, 200 bales; receipts, 1s0E bales; exports,
1850 bales.
and closed arm at 24al24ir,; sales, 500 bales re-
ceipts, 4o6 bales; exports, /, 232 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, February Io.-CottoD easier but
not quotably lower ut eii ac.: sales. 1850 bales;
frmer: prime, l2tGleac. Other articles I'M
changed.
Gold, 1903. New York sight, &C. discount.
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ADJUSTMENTS IN THE SENATE AND
HOUSE.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, February 10, 1870.
A large portion of each days eesslon in
Congress has been taken up of late in per-
sonal explanations, making up individual
records, political and moral, and unparlia-
mentary encounters, in which bad blood
was exhibited. Massachusetts gets broad
side always in these congressional HOSTILE
ties, but her warriors manage to handle
their opponents right roughly, and come out
of the fight generally about as creditably as
any. Mr. Sumner has received the fire
of 30 many lately that one would suppose
his senatorial nervous system had been
thoroughly shattered, but, nevertheless, he
manages to come to the scratch on the call
of time. Yesterday Mr.. Conkling battered
away and hit the Massachusetts senator
some damaging blows, and to-day that mus
cular orator, Stewast Of Nevada, followed
it up, planting some hard knocks in
places already raw from the thrusts
of Conkling. The Democrats take no
part in the contest. It is not pc
litical, or rather not partisan, quarrel
in the Senate, It ia q family sguabblc, in
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New settlers are said to be pouring into
Texas ct the rate Of q hundred daily.
In many parts OF Illinois the winter
| wheat is almost entirely killed by the alter
nate freezing and thawing this winter.
William Ballard, of Richmond, sailed
from Baltimore Wednesday for Bremen
en- the steamer Baltimore.
There is much sickness all through the
upper portion Of Frederick county, Md
chiefly pneumonia and typhoid fever.
Mr.. Jesse A. Hollis, President of the
Baptist Female College at Columbia, Mo-,
is dead.
The snow in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania,
is thirty inches deep; drifts in some places
are ten feet.
The Kentucky House Committee on Rail
roads has reported n bill in favor Of incor-
porating the Cincinnati Southern railroad.
Valentine Klein has been arrested at
Cincinnati charged with numbering his
child, seven months old, by pouring pot
Of boiling coffee over it in Il drunken rage.
On Monday the tavern and store Of IL.
Is. ufiSblll, nine lHlleS AIoul AuuSdolci,
Pa, were destroyed by fire, together with
$50 bushels Of choice apples. Loss $4,000,
and insurance $500.
The Wavcrlcy Steam FIGURING Mills, in
Tioga county, n. \, were totally destroyed
by fire yesterday. The establishment was
one of the most extensive of its kind in
the country. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$685. 900.
The Missouri House of Delegates has re-
jected a proposition to pay the interest on
State bonds in gold after July LIST, and
amended the school law so as to allow pro-
perty holding women to vote on questions
affecting the raising of taxes for school pur-
poses.
The New York Times publishes figures
showing how large number of members
the northern Methodist Church has in the
South. The Times does not know that
these members arc negroes, who join that
Church because they think it is disliked by
the whites, and because they consider it
the negroes Church.
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Special telegram to the Dispatch.

| Speclal telegram 10 the DlspatCH.
WASHINGTON, February 10, 1870.
Secretary Fish has received long and
interesting letter from Hon. G. +. De Long,
our Minister Resident in Japan. He gives
q full account of his trip to and arrival at
his post of duty. He complains that, be-
ine but Minister Resident, he is out.
ranked by the English, French, Italian,
and Holland Ministers; says that his sa-
larry is not sufficient, and t'lat it il
| impossible for the American Minister
to have influence in Japan to compete
withs the other foreign Minis tiers if the
| position is not made one of the first class
He says that our receipts from duties from
| imports from Yokohama alone were over
| two and half million dollars last year,
and that the commerce with this country is
rapidly increasing. throughout the seaport
cities of the empire that the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company has given great i'm
petus to the trade and commerce, and that
now travellers are constantly pouring into
Yeddo and Yokohama on their tours round
the world, and yet the Minister and officers
of the Legation have not sufficient means
from their pay to treat their countrymen
properly.
He says that Yeddo will certainly always
be the capital of japan, and urges that q
legation building, Offices, ETC, and O. Minis
ters residence, should be erected there at
once, and that guard of say twenty-five
American soldiers should be always there
under the command of proper officers, and
that man-of-war should always be in port,
at the service of the Minister and Legation.
This is what all the other great Powers do,
and the Japanese Government respect only
power and the show of it. He says that
the British Minister receives $4,000 q
year besides all expenses of legation
Houses, Jail, post-ofice, alms-house, and
hospital, and is therefore enabled to give
proper entertainments, and does receive in
consequence much attention from the ia
panese authorities. He urges the erection
of post-ofhce, jail, and hospital, together
with Minister'S residence, at Yeddo, and
O post-ofice and jail at Yokohama. He
contends that they are absolutely neces-
sary, and the ground in Yeddo has been In
the possession Of our Government for some
two years past, awaiting the action OF Con-
gress to erect the necessary buildings. He
has receiyed notification from the japanese
Minister that the taxes must be paid.
He says the opening of the Pacific rail-
road and the establishment of the steam
ship line from Yeddo and Yokohama to San
Francisco has reyolutionized Japan, and
that she will soon be one of the first in i'm
portance in commercial point of view.
He believes civil war will soon break out
in some part of the empire. He says tho Mi
cado has purchased man-of-war from the
English, which, it is said, far exceeds the
stonewall in power, Sc. He fears no hos
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THE HAVANA MAsSACRE-SKETcHES OF
TIE EICTlNS.-Thc four young men who
we're shot at and injured in the streets OF
Havana on Monday had been sent there by
the firm of Lanman x Kemp, of New York,
for the purpose of opening branch house
in that place. They have all been in the
employ of the firm for some years, says the
New York Commercial, and have always
had the greatest confidence reposed in
them.
The unfortunate victims of this Spanish
outrage are all married, with the exception
Of Foster. who is a young man and ne
phcw Of Mr.. Kemp. Their families reside
in New York. Mr.. Isaac Granwall, who
was killed, was German, and leaves
wife and seven small children. Mr.. Kemp
has 80 far done all in his power to learI
the particulars of the affair and to attend
to the spfferings of his agents, but up It
the present time nothing more definite than
already related has been asccrtained. The
Spanish authorities are after the murderer
and his capture is expected.
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, February 10.-HouSe.-The
House commenced the day in discussing the
Fenian prisoners resolutions.
Mr.. Roots, of Arkansas, introduced o
bill to encourage the establishment of O
line of steamers to European ports and to
the ports of India, China, and Japan, and
to promote emigration to the southern
States. Referred to special committee on
the cause Of the decline of American COM
merce aud ship-building.
The Secretary of State was asked why
the SIP anish Government paid certain claims
IN legal-tender instead of gold, as stipula-
ted by the treaty Of 1864.
Appropriations were discussed until adj
Journment.
Senatc.-Msny petitions for removal OF
political disabilities were presented.
A bill was introduced withholding grants
Of lands from those agricultural colleges
which make a distinction on account Of
color.
The appropriation bill to supply defcen-
cies in the Navy Bureaus was amended sc
as to read s3,0O0,000, and passed. 1t now
goes to the House for concurrence.
The Mississippi bill was considered. The
debate was mainly devoted to personalities
The question before the Senate is on the
admission pure and simple.
Adjourned without action.
The Whiskey In Bond.
WASHINGTON, February lO.-The Ways
and Means Committee this morning heart
whiskcy delegation in favor of extending
the time for whiskey in bond. They repre-
sented that $4,000, 900 gallons now in bone
will not be ready for market under three
years, and present payment of the tax
would involve many holders in ruin. The
argument seemed favorably to impress tht
committee.
Various Items.
WASHINGTON, February lot is blow
ing gale here.
Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts,, anc
three other New England senators will vote
for Bradley for Supreme Judge. His con
frmation is becoming more and more pro
bable. There is no present doubt O.
Strong's confirmation.
Mr.. Buffers BILL in addition to the con
ditions heretofore published, proyidcs tha
the removal of disabilities SHALL not affect
property lost, captured, destroyed, b. the
| army of the United States. There is els,
| an amendment excluding the army anc
| navy officers who engaged in rebellion from
the benefits of the bill.
Generals Terry and Sheridan were boil
at the White House to-day.
The Supreme Court heard the poin
argued to-day whether the Government i
1 responsible for the value of property wheI
seized, or only for the amount realized AM
! in the Treasury.
The revenue receipts to-day were s277,
900. Tie customs receipts for the wccI
ending the 9Th are tritlc over $1,000, 900
The President is quoted as saying tina
the report of the interview between him
self and the Radical Gcorgians is inexac
in some respects. The President consider
the question of the senators belongs to Cor
| greSS,
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Financial and Commercial.
Grain and F1our Markef.

~EAlA tsdu aOuE N1AFh6ts
CORR AVID FLoUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA, February 10, 1870.
oFrERIyGa.
Wheai.-White. 10 bushels. Red, eH bushels.
Corn.-White. so4 bushels. Mixed, 80 bushels.
Odts.-sle bushels.
Rps.-z4 bushels.
Peds.-Mixed, "a bushels. 5
SALES. y,
Wheat.-White, 1os bushels good on private
terms: 23s bushels very good ut Sl.473; % bushels
yery good on private terms II bushels ut Sl.4o; 81
bushels Mt fl.sototal, 434 bushels. Red, 27s bush
ei good on private TERMS 40 bur hels very good u
I'LL .obnshels very inferior at Bills % bushels
good on private terms ii bushels fair on pri-
saet terms 50 bushels ut 81 2Ia; l20 bushels very
Soou at sla5-tOtal, 80 bushels.
90 soroMhite. Is bushels old at 81; 50 bushels
Rooc NJ ~ II bushels good mt g7c. DO bush
els damp at soc total, 100 bushels Mixed g.
ohsheis very good at Ole. X.
OatS.-l29 bushels good on private terms 10
els. ~'-eo1S1' AS' oaSAi
Peas. Mixed. 81 bushels at 90.
RE-ExH1BITEp.
Co-n.- White. so bushels.
OGtS.-220 bushels.
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4 MIsERABLY Pooh MARKsMAH.-CreSt-
line, February This evening ?. w.
Poole, q lawyer of this place, in attempting
10 shoot Aim Morchcad, proprietor of the
Franklin House, wounded two bystanders-
one George May, q young man, seriously in
tue hip, and an unknown man slightly in
the hand. The difficulty originated in some
love matter. Poole has not since been
seen. -Cincinnqf Commercial.
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TELEGRApHrO NEWS.
New York stock and HONEY Mark.

NEW YORK, February o-Hoon.-stocks frm
Money easy at sac per cent. Sterling Exchange
Long, 100; short. 1909. Gold. l2ot. s-2o's, "a
coupons, list. Tennessee e's-Ex-coupons, Bei;
new, 4as. Virginia Gs-Ex-coupons, cea; new.
81. Louisiana es-oid, 72s; new, 90 1evee s'a
-; s's, s2s. Alabama s's. as; SIS, 81. Georgia
os, 81; Te, ea. North Carolina a's-old, u; new.
2's South Carolina s's-O1d, 50: new, say
Erenfng.-Moncy unusually easy on Govern
msnts rs collrteral. Sterling Exchange weaker
Mt lea. Gold heavy ut I2atR12oA. Governments
dull. Southern securities generally firm.
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TIE WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATrRE.-
Wheeling, Ia, February 9.-The Wells re-
gistry bill passed the House to-day. The
people will elect boards Of registration next
fall, and it requires the Governor in the
mean while to give the Democrats one mem
Der in each board. The Flick amendment
proposing universal suffrage passed the Sc
cond reading to-day in the House. The law
yers' and teachers tcst-oaths were finally
rapealed Yesterday.
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Richmond Cattle Market.

THURSDAY, February TO-
There were about 100 cattle, $50 sheep, and 81
hogs received and sold during the week. at the fol
lowing prices:
Backgammon, 5s,. e h, gross; fair to good
&C. to 7c. g tb. prime, SC. - b.
Sheep -ComT on, etc. u b. gross fair to good,
&C. to SC. y fb. prime, DC. "a D..
HUgs.-Erom l25c. to l5c. n H., net-as to quality
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ART IN New YoRK.-At the sale of the
Thompson collection Of paintings Tuesday,
in New York, portraits of Lafayette and
Madame Roland, by Baur, were knocked
down at $l20; a View in New Hampshire,
by BierStadt, s2l7; the Old Roadside Inn,
by Williams, Of London, s4l5; o scene in
Wales. BY Norvillier, S225.
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J A P A y

Interesting letter from or Minister
Restdent-What Is Needed to Make
our Government have Influence in
Japan - The Country Revolution
ized-A Civil War Will Soon Break
Gut-War Vessels Ordered to ia.
pan-What the President, Secrc-
tary OF the Navy, and Others. ThiDk
of the State of Affairs.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON. February le-Eoon.-Consols. ga. Uni.
ted states bonds SO. Tallow firm ut as. I'd. Tur-
pentine. sos. 6df03i.
LIVERPOOL February 10 Soon.-f,otton opel
ed steady uplands, llad.; Orleans, lls9llgd. Red
western wheat, Is. I'D. Corn, 2ss. I'd. Pork. CTS.
Lard, los.
PARIS, February 10. - Bourse closed hrn
rentes, fsf. 4sc.
HAyRE, February 10 cotton opened quiet; on
tie spot, t3sf.: afloat, 125sf.
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ONCE MoRs.--Thc Washington CORE
.ra2ieu, Of the Baltimore Gazette says Mr..
>,.wart's amendment 10 the bill providing
',r tie removal, in special cases, Of dsa-
,1;;;cs could have been carried. The amend
scnt provided for general acknowledgements
q: the whites, excepting OILY few classes.
What could have induced reputed
Dtmocrd: TO Introduce an objection on the
score that It might have ieopardized v
he fate Of the special act under discussion
must. | suppose, forever remain locked ny
r his own eccentric bosom.
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GovERSoR WALKERS MESsAGE.-The Co
vernon shows himself to be statesman by
the ground he takes, and fully sustains the
confidence reposed in him by General
Grant He congratulatcs the State on ner
full return to an equality with the other
States, and assures the negroes OF their
equal rights under the law with other men.
Nfu Y0rkc Heruld.
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RECEIPTS FROM SPIRITS, TOBACCO, &C.
H'0Shjrgton, February 9.-From an official
statement it appears that during the year
ending with December the receipts from
spirits were nearly $4,000, 0oG; from to-
Iacco upwards of 329, 600, 900; from STAMPS
$Ij.>>2 900; from salaries $70l 900. The
aggregate receipts olthc bureau were ally
- u1l ubn
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The New York Tribune advertises for Gale
and puffs the bonds of the Fredericksburg
and Gordonsyille RAILROAD Company.
Two hundred thousand cigars, in the
hands Of Campbell & Sporc, Of Nashville,
have been seized for alleged violation Of
the revenue Law.
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Fire-Affray with Policemen,

NEW ORLEANS, February 1O.-Two cotton
pickeries of Keplinger Collins were
burned last night. Loss, 100000. Charles
Merrifeld persisted in the flames.
Two policemen were dangerously shot by
negro yesterday, and one of them re-
turned the fire, seriously wounding the
negro.
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The Office of the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad Company at Alexandria was
burned Wednesday morning. Loss, 1000.
4 wealthy New York firm have rented
large tobacco factory in Danville, pro-
posing to engage largely in the tobacco
trade
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'T r. BOWQEN,
Late Of Richmond, VAL
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE, ITS BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Tfe 9-lw+l

AUDITORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, january 81, 1870.
ITO OWNERS OF DOGS AND GOATS.
4 LICENSES for the year 1870 are required TO
be taken out at the AUDITORS Office before the 18th
of FEBRUARY NEXT, or Incur the penalty Inn
posed by ordinance.
WILLIAM q. ALLDERDICE,
ja sa-tFI8 City Auditor.
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We are informed that fifteen hundred
negroes have been shipped from Virginia
by one company alone to work on the Chat
tanooga railroad since the first day of
January.-F Valley Iirgiaian.
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ENGL AND.

LONDON, February 10.-The English
Government hos declined to promise the re-
duction of the tobacco duties.
CENTRAL AMERICA-FAILURE OF THE COFFEE.
NEW YORK, February 10.-The steamship
Alaska has arrived from Aspinwall with
$3s, 1000 treasure. Nicaraguan advices re-
port the coffee crop an entire failure.
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Tuy FIFTEENTH ANENpMENT.-In view
g.. tie success Of tic fifteenth amendment
The Cglorcd National Executive Committee
hAvc :ssucd an address invoking the colored
people all over the country to assemble at
convenient places, whenever said amend
men, is officially announced as ratified. in
order to offer up prayer and thanksgiving.
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SENT ON FOR MURDER-The Yankee caval-
nv soldier. Jim Madison, who shot and
killed Mr.. W. P. Boley in this city few
weeks since. -LYnchJ,trg Ne,rs.
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r UMBERl LUMBER!l LUMBERl!l

TRUMAN A. PARKER CO..
dealers In
White Pine. Poplar, Black Walnut, Maple, Ash.
Hickory, Oak, Cherry, Mahogany, and Sycamore
Lumber; also, all kinds OF Building Lumber,
Shingles, LatIs, Slaves, Spokes, &C.; keep always
OH hand large stock and sell az low prices Their
old customers and all others In want OF Lumber,
buying eisewhcr,. Corner Sixth aud Canal streets,
Richmond, Va. NO ls--sms
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Destructive Fire at Port Gibson, Miss.
NEW ORLEANS, February l0.-A dispatch
reports the burning of the town of Port
Gibson, Miss, including the post-oiGce and
hotel.
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Tur GOVERNMENT As 4 Purchaser Of
STOLEN BnNpS.-A curious development
comes ont in relation 10 the bonds recently
.;o.cn from the Ocean Bank, in Ne" York.
The Treasury Department, it would APP
lcar. in one Of its recent purchases re-
rc!yel 1900 Of these securities, bat the
owners, il Is said, cannot reclaim them, as
the Government does not recognize any
carcGt filed against coupon bonds.
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ACCIDENTALLY DRowNEp.-William J.
Spencer, native of Nelson county, was
drowned Tuesday morning in Lock No. 43,
on the canal, eighteen miles below the city
He was the assistant lock-keeper, and was
aroused about o'clock in the morning to
pass q boat through the lock. This was
done, and in going to arrange the wickets
after the passage of the boat, the night
being very dark, it is supposed he missed
his footing and fell into the lock, where his
body was found soon after daylight
LynchJarq Meas.
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A DANGEROUS CHAlRMAN.-On Saturday
night last the members of one of our CO.
lored societies held meeting, at which
Pleasant Gilbert was the chairman. The
deliberations were not more quiet than
usual in such gatherings, and the chair
man, by way of enforcing order, drew
pistol and threatened to hart somebody
DQnr;He RegiSter.
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EIRGINIA DISTILI.ATloN.-Deputy Com
missioner Given has gone to Stanton, Eir-
gInju, 10 examine the process # diStilation
carried on in tha; section Of tic State, 10
determine whether they arc entitled to the
l1ty-eight or scycnty-two hour period OF
fermentation.
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Income TAX REDuCrIoN.-It is under
stood that The House Committee on Ways
and Means favors reduction Of the income
tax to three per cent, and on exemption OF
III! taxes under two thousand dollars.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

PASS HIM RoUSD.-A scamp by the name
OF W. II. II. Derwort, protesting to be q
Mason, and who had been clerk in some
Indian agency West, has imposed upon the
Masonic fraternity here. He obtained
some money by giving draft on gentle
man of Washington, D. c. The draft was
protested, and the gentleman upon whom it
was drawn fully exposed him as rogue,
who had been discharged from service over
twelve months ago for his rogueriea. He
is about thirtysix years Of age, rather
spare built, five feet seven inches high,
sandy hair and whiskers, and of prepos-
sessing appearance. The Masonic frater-
nifty and the community generally will take
due notice thereof, and govern themselves
accordingly .-Horrison6urg (Ta.) Gem
,aoaredNh.