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CINCINNATI.
Tie Wsitze BanqBet-Rsther coniradic-
tsry-Ssbbath Sehsels.

CINcIENATI. November p The bsn-
qust rendered General Wei Isl by the
citizsns Of this city, occurs at Kspper's
next "Wednesday evening.
n. W. Myers, law librarian Of this
county, who was indicted for forgery aud
obssining money under false pretenses,
rendered his resignstiOn Monday, and
It not being acted upon, renewed
It to-day, wheraupon the board Of
trustees accepted It, and unanimously
adopted a resolution paying . tribute to
the intelligence, zssl and fidelity with
which he had discharged his duty as
librarian for ten years, and appointed q
committee 70 take charge Of the library
until librarian could bs appointed.
The Gszstte spscisl says: The sixth
conference of ths teachers and delegates 70
the Friends First Day Ssbost th-schOols OF
the Uoitsd States and Canada convened
a. Wilmington. Ohio, this afternoon.
David Hill, of Ohio. was elected tempo
rary chairman, and William q. Hub b7ard
and William 5. Hills, secretaries. Yer
bal reports were made by members
from Philadelphia and other localities, rel
stive TO the special blessing Of the Sabbath
that no other means were so eff sient for
gOoi; that the progress ef the Methodist
church was largely owing % tbs religious
eiucstion of the children, snd that the
chief cause OF the want Of progress among
the Friends was the neglect Of she elders
to instruct the children. Committees on
finance, credentials and nominations and
an executive committee we're appointed" f"
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INSURANCE MATTERS.
Meeting Of Chicago PeIioy-HOIdsrs In Sus-
pended Companies.

CHICAGO, November PA meeting OF
the poncy- holders Of suspended Insurance.
companies was held a. Ssannard hall this
evening.
Colonel Messe-, president OF the COM
mittee of ten appointed at 8 previous
meeting, made their report, in which
they recommended that an execu
tive committee OF eleven be appointed
whose duties shall consist in at
pointing attorneys at ali PLACES where
the suspended insurance companies are
located; and thst they be instructed to
prosecute all clsims Of policy holders,
which, for that purpose, are 10 be IS
signed by the holders 10 the committee.
An assessment Of one per cent is to he
assessed on all policies, for paying tn ,
expenses. The report was adopted, and
the COMMITTEES appointed.
Hon. William f. Coolbsugh addressed
the meeting, and expressed the opinion
that the concerted sction proposed would
save st least $l,OOO.C0O to the policy
holders.
The meeting was very largely attended,
and the Sction unanimous.
The following are the nsmes Of the
executive committee: George Armour,
Esthsn Mesrs, ". g.. Hubbard, II. G
Powers, L 2 Lsiter, @. NJ. Henderson,
@. P. kellogg, C'"-B Fsrgel, II. A. Cohn,
B. A. Jones and Poster Palmer.
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A EIRAcLE INA srsEEr-CAR.
A wallet with si40O Travels Three Miles
WtthOat an owner

A sentieman Of orr Acquaintance stepped
into Main street car yesterday 70 ride
piece Thsre were several people In the car at
the tine. When be Ian the vehicle q wallet
rem stned behind him containing sl4o0. he
did not miss IL TIL the car was out OF sight.
No. moved away down south, away nom bis
aDxious vision. He did not know exactly
what 10 do. He could nos uss the telegraph
and there was nolhing In the way OF nag
near at hand which he could use 70 shorten
the distance between him and his fading
treasure. Was not hat a moment OF the most
exquisite hurTors Let some Of our tmpeeunl-
Gus readers imagine for . moment what must
have been the feelings that narrowed
the yiscers Of that mani He stood and
gszed, and then thought, and then gazed
Again and finally concluded 70 walt until
.sbe vehicle should retuTn. The time was
long in passing An anxious parent looks
nt1t forward 70 the day when his first
. m shall call him "pa," nor q pretty
mis- desire the coming OF that time WHEN
NJ. NAV wear long dresses, mo anxiously
man dld our frisno wait for No. .. Al length
N move in sight and cTept toward him like
snail The white sail on the horizon that
hungs our iriend~ up from The under world
could not rave been heilsd d with more JOY II
reached him Ia the course OF four or nve
hOuls as he thought, and tDenS win Two
trembling nugers. ~ hailed the vehicle end
went in He did not wait 10 put ticket IN
the box. but picked mp his wallet, which lay
on the door where he had left II, and darted
out A lady was sttting IN the car looking 81
the wallet, but afraid % touch II. The recov.
cry Of this allet Is . proof that there are no
thteyss IN 2emphis,
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ALEXIS AT WAS HlNGToN.
Particulars Of tas Reception Of the Grand
Duke at the Capital.

WAsHINeT0E, November 22.-The
Grsna Duke arrived on q special train 81
1850. The depot was thrUnged with e
large crowd, anxious TO see Alexis The
prince and suite being in citizens dress
were not recognized until they reached the
front of the building, and then but by few,
CStscazyis carriage y as In waiting, snd
in 1t the Duke, Cstscszy, Admiral Pzssiet
and their principal secretaries took seats,
and were driven to the house OF Cstscazy.
The rest OF the suite proceeded to Airing
ton. 1he Grand Duke is the only one OF
the party entertained by the Russian
Minister.
Soon after the Duke was driven to Min
ister CstscsEg's residence, the latter
called on Secretary Fish, 81 Arlington, to
Oficislly inform him OF the arrival Of tns
Grand Duke, and TO mske preliminary
arrangements for his presentation TO the
President tomorrow, which will probably
taEe place at noon.
About hslf-psst eight O'Clock number
Of foreign ministers called 10 pay theiI
respects 10 the G end Duke.
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THE CHARLESTON ROD E-
TENSION.
Harmonious MeetlBg OF the President
and Directors at HuntsviIfe-EneE-
R0Itc Measures Adopted.

Huntsville paper Of Monday says that the
president and board of directors me: in that
city on Saturday, the 18th inst, aud resolved
10 accept the amendments 10 the charter,
granted by the chancery court az Memphis
thorizing the purchase Of he Winchester and
Alabama, Nc Ainnvil and Manchester, and
southwestern railroads, building connecting
Inks and eKtendiu 2 the NJ AMI C.road TO the
Kentucky line. Ihs members OF the board
present we've Presi ent NJ. J. Wicks Vice
President J. d. Rather, ]. =. Donegan, Geo. z.
Beirne,J G. Bradley, A. d Jones, W. b. Well
dron, Pitser Miller, J. W. Crocker, and J. N.
CarmGcE.
Ths board authorized the negotiation Of
bonds and the completion OF all financial ar
engagements for the construction Of the road
from Fearn's switch to Baxter's station on the
W. and A. road, and the extension 70 the
Kentucky line. President Wicks and ;. K
Cruise, secretary and treasurer of the eastern
diSision Of the Memphis and Charles on road,
left Huntsville for New York on Saturday
night last, and Genel al Ruther and Mr.. Beirne
=. = Monday al noon, 10 make all the necessary
N ,ncial arrangements, and viii probably be
e fSkt ten or twelve days.
~ engineers are still engaged on the locRt-
ing Es-vey between Fewma ket aud Bakers
station The work Of completing toe grading
betweeA McMinnville aud Sparta, and the
CONSTRUCT n Of Golfer dams in Caney creek,
with the view Of building an iron bridge, of
three spRnsNne hundred and forty feet nigh,
over that stre$ p, Is progressing. There is an
other and shotRI bridge TO be built bstwsen
MeMinnvills amt e7srta.
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Z. q. O. -.

A CALLED mseling of the Joint -.
n Board u II ust. - wilt meet at
~ O'Clock this (THU UkSDAY) even.
ing ~ Thos, Baeohs once.
By order Of the President.
nas J, P. PRESCOTT, Secretary.
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The SHE-reLlTlciAHg.
w0nah's Rights as Exsmplitied By Eob Of
Fema DsRd-B ats.

PHILADELPHIA, November p AT the
meeting VI The WOmau's suffrage sssOcis-
ton to-day, resolutions were adopted
affirming that W0msn's entrrnchisemeut
means gresJer purity, consJa cy, ana . 7
msnencs In marriage; that the discussion
Of temperance, psscs and other reforms
is the educstil & Cf women 20 their duty
IS voters, and the men TO need woman
suffrage.
Tns executive committee was requested
TO provide competent speakers TO argue
wOmsn suffrage before the state l5gisls-
turss neXg winter.
Lucy stone was elected president, and
vice presidents from every State were
elected
Julia Ward Howe was elected chairman
of the executive committee, and Mary
Grow corresponding secretary.
Reports were made by delegates from
fourteen State societies
In the evening addresses we're msde by
Chari6s BuTlsieh, Margaret q mpbell,
Ada Bowles, Z zsbsih Churchill, Lucy
SsCne and Julia Ward Howe. The audi
encs today was large and great enthusi-
ssm WAS manifested.
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MIcHAEL PsNE. AGENT

"a o-r A MONTH Expenses Paicl-Male
- ~ , or Female Agents--Hores and out
fsf iurnishea 70 sell our Universal Cement,
Comuinafion Tunnel, Button Hole Gutter,
and other articles circulars nee.
ale address, AefA1xx Coz sacos Ne.
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NEW YORK ITEMS.

NEw YoRK, November Z2-S5enerAl
Busler dencuBces ss oanards Ine ssofy
OF tne Harrisburg conference.
To- naval bail 70 Alexis, occurs on
She night Of he 2sth.
There were fOrty-three new cAses OF
pruali-Dox last week. saa twenty sinoe
Saturday.
aIcn4Td $. Storm, has not been resp
pointed deputy comptroller.
Il il reported thst the band OF the
Ninth regiment, goes 70 kdrope on con-
cert tour.
w. ". Corooran sailed on the Cuba,
Svhieh 70 Jk cut Si4s COO IN specie.
I.sso ". Eogisnd, pubiisher CT the
Sud. hss boen appointed school COM
missioner ia The city department OF pub
lie Instruction, and has Eco.'Fted.
The sLesner City OF New london, which
surned las. night vas valued 81 SIZE, 600.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.



Omc1A1 OrRw1n@@s
MORNING CLAsS-Fo. 555.
o. "A, I6, "A, Is, 80, 81, 49, S. 80. SS, 70, 4s.
EVENING CLASs-No. 56S.
%. 2s, so, 40, 81, II, 81, AZ, 81, A. A, S3, 81.
LaJJerfes drawn twice daily. Prizes from
slO0 TO $4,000, paid IN money oZ ,. =
FRANCE, ag't, s5< North Court ct. Box ~,
Neuphis. Tenn, p. o. MURRAY MILLER
6 Co. Msnagers. 81. Louis No.
Valuable Cotton Plantation
Fer Rent for the Year 1872. aud Cattle
ana Mules, ETC., for sale.
THE undersigned, as Receiver Of the Ar
kansas property in the case Of Samuel
d, Babcock 4 ais against Thomas ]. Brown
4 ais in the Circuit Court Of the United
States for the midole District OF tennessee,
will, on
nONDAY, the 4th day Of DECEMBER, 1871,
Rent at public outcry, to the highest bidder,
( " the year 1874, on the premises, IN Phillips
county, Arkansas, the plantation beicnei g
to Mrs. Mary A. Brown. being the same plant
att n given to her by her father, General Sid.
The note OF the rentee, with good personal
securi y will he required, payable on the 18th
Decem Ger, lsI2.
Also at the same time and place, viii sell
TO the highest bidder, for sash, all of the
cattle, mules, horses, hogs and other personal
property belonging o said receivsrship
u23 Z. K CAMPBELL. Receiver.
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rHE PnsrIs RIGRr.

NRw YoKK. November 22.-rbe Lon
dou l. sonomist having mentioned with
regret Jno appearance OF the name OF
U9ited ) ates Minister Schenck as di-
rscsor in one OF the neE mining compa.
mics. with she remark thss commercial
cccupaliou OF zny kind appears certainly
Incompatible WltE he fnnctions OF dl-
plomagist, ths New York Evening Post OF
& dsy Z xorsssss hopes tbst our govern
Ensus viii Immediately recall Schenck,
VITO, it says. N p1ostiuting bis ofhc.si p1-
altiuu 10 promote stock speculGtioa' hu-
initiates bis country and shows an utter
EyauE OF respect for bis high ONCE.
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AT 1Hz CAPITAL.

N.szvn1.S. November p The lower
-. -, - is.slslzture adopted, o-days
~, s,.n,.fs resolo ion ratiiyinR the con
- | % Iesss the esste prison 20 Messrs.
Looney and o'Connor ior I've ,, yo~isi re- -
b,o ii forty thousand dollars per anno
bV responslbls parties, submitted Dy tne
mem or from Davidson was not enteL-
Isiued because under the law The ms pecl-
ors OF lie prison had authority 70 ls-se,
aud ne rasineatiOn by the ieeislature v a.
4, Nd = 4 ul.tter OF courtesy. Ihe lease
Qoss Into fisct INK edialtly.
The lax oa c5mDeTciai dtumDefs "
fraxeIsrs was repealed by the house OF
Representative 20 day
Tho house also passed. on last reaoanB,
the general Tax 6lll fixing the State tax
Al fjrfy cents on cne hundred ooi4Afs
worth VI ploperty. the bill goes 70 the
ssnsta, Bllieb VII not materially chenGe
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THE pRY GOOD TRApE.

The market IS without much animation,
while prices on the whole are well sustained.
Slater sons rolled Jaconets are reduced from
lI15(allc; as also are MAsonvtlle and Mansville
goods. Printing cloths have been in a specu-
ative demand and have advanced 70 7ST9Ts4e
for good and extra 4 ndRrd cloth. The avail
able stock Is small and the product is largely
sold ahead 10 printers; prints are consequently
held nrmly at II for all the best fancy styles.
Heavy brown sheetings and shirtings are
steady, as are brown drills, corset jeans and
cofOrad cNffOna
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.GEx.sH aALrIuORE.

RAr-,N RE, No 0semOer q "A special
80 N New York, conveying the
Grsnd Daks Alexis and party, passed
thronsb this city this evening, leaving
Csrndsu station for Washington a few
YniDutes after six O'Clock NotwithHtand-
Ing tDe lsteness OF the hour, crowd OF
seversl hundred persons hso assem- moisa
at the depot, aOd, on the arrivsi OF the
train, they broke forth Ia hearty caesrs,
a aclyuoe lod cement Of which the Grand
Du. . appeared on the platform OF the car
ID lit % his CAD several times. At Gam
dan station depot still larger number
Tgere gs.bored. The Grand Duke Hp-
pssred on the rear platform OF the car and
gss received by the crogd with three
hearty cassrs aud "dger," which was
Vrsoeiully rscognizsd by Alexis.
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ARKANSAS.
Fatal AoOloeut---Mild. kaRnsFed Ku-KIux--
Grant and Clayton.

LITTLE Rock November 2z.-Beu. Co
ines, q negro, was accidentally billed in
Ashley county, on Thursday, by tree
falling on him.
A baud Of about twenty disguised men
passed through Rlehwo0ds, in Randolph
cOunsy, a fs9 Dights RgO. They did on
harm save 70 1Tighten q few citizens
whcm they called TO their doors. They
said they were In search Of man. Their
costume is said TO hsve been frlghtiuL
Il is supposed they were portion Of the
pand which recently infested Stoddard
county, Missouri
Nearly all ths Clayton official organs in
this State hsve hoisted ths names Of
Grant and Clayton as the hspublicsn cam
didatss for president and vice president.
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IEuIAyA pOEIs, IND, November % -
tn Nscsnd LYogs OF I. o o +. closed
ths.r session tonight. The following OH
cars 5eae elee-ed for the eGsuing year:
grapd Msster, John W. NJ Q liddy, of
New A bsuy; Grand Warden, Richard
o Een. OF NV Albany; Rsprese 7tstive TO
Grand Lodge, W. n Dswolf, Of Vincennes;
Grand Secretary, b. +. Foster, Of Indian
spolis; Grand Treasurer, Theodore p.
RAuRhey, Of Iniisnapoliss
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RADICALS oRGANIzINe.

VAsHISeTaN, November u The Pa
siho slassa republican association last
night slsc 60 Jhe following Oh ers TO
serve our o. The ensuing year: President,
s G.rnsi1, Of Wsshin gtOn Territory;
vice presidents, G. J. Hillyer, Of Nevada,
and J 5 Ncknur, Of Csiifornis; treas
urer, T =. Thompson, Oregon; cor
responding secretary, J. @. D5J ester, OF
MashinetQn rarritory.
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FILTAL ALEXIS.

NEw YORK, November 2 Soon after
the arrival 0f the grand duke 81 mis- spsrt-
meut5 in the Clarendon hotel, be dis
pEtcbed the following message 70 bis
lsIher by cable;
To the Emperor Of Russia, 81 Petersburg
Eusrr cord a. aud mhgnlucent reception.
Pargde u ths militia General honday In
the cry. lsigned ALLAH
The same dispatch was sent TO the en-
-Dress OF Russia
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OMAHA. NEBRASKA.
EbortIealst SsEteResd - OVercharglng -
Cold Weather-BNer Closing.

OMAHA, Nebraska, November 22--Dr.
S. p. SLoddasd was sentenced 10 one ear
in the peniteniisTy Tor pruouring an ao-
ortion.
Legal proceedings hsve been COM
menosd sgsinst the Union Pacific transfer
company for charging atty cents each for
the ierrisge Of tOOt passengers across the
Missouri Tiver-the laws OF this State
permitting charge of but ten cents.
The thermometer this morning was
eight degrees below zsro. Toe Missouri
Iiver is running fuh Of ice, and caused
eonsiderabls delay 70 bosts this morning.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

BILL-Ths friends and sequsintaness Of
Charles o. and Nslaon A. Bill are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Of their mother,
Mrs. AARIA Il. BILL. from the residence OF
the former, on Brinkley avenue, ,or Manas-
sas a. reet,l this (THURsDAYJ aftsrn on, at
O'Clock, services By Rev. Dr. stedmsn. Car
riaess In attendance At Holst's and at the TO
sidence.
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JOHN NORTON,

Justice or the Peace
NOR the 18th Civil District, Shelby county
L 1usiness respectfully solicited.
-oIS Ai's' ~~N JOHN NORTON. JP.
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NEW ORLFANS.

NEW ORLEANS, November 22.-Flour very
nrm; superhne, s6 so, Xxx, 81 q; XXX, 81 sea
621<. Corn Gull snd lower; new, S796sc; Old,
7Oc. Oats, 53954c. Bran 1Tmer, 81 SSt5l 40.
Hay scarce and nrm; prime, SIS; choice, s4u.
Pork dull; lower mess, ala 81. aeon dull;
7sk9sc; sugusr-cured hams, nominslly l59iSc.
Lard dun; tiefce, sc; keg lie. Sugar q uiei
inferior, 5(96c; common 10 good common, 20
eZallkc. MolaSses in good demand; Inferior,
22IS986c; common, S09i0c; fair to prime, s09
SOC; strictly prime 70 choice, 50952c. Whisky
St.rline. flOE- sight 1kaaE discount, tjoid.
III. Cotton active a. higher; les 600O bales;
good ordinary, l7asGlsc; lew middling. lS1s9
lsc; r ceipts, 604s ba -; exports TO Liverpool,
56le bales; 70 the continent, s53S bales; coast
wise, 1872 bales; stock, ", ,Ss7 bales.
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A. Q. TzxADwKLI., Late Neacham TrsedwsII /
A. B. TREADWELI. OF Tread veil Pros. .
r. A. TREADWELL, OF fTeadweu Bros.
B. d. TREADWELL. OF Treadwen Bros.
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Als0ams, 80: Arkansas, o; Conn ecticut,
Gforgts, 40; Illinois, 5, InjI ana, l; Kent leky
IS, 10 'lsIznR, 7i lAsiss Poi, a; saSry land,
Missouri a Rev York, A. > oTth Carolina, s.
new jersey, /; OHIO, o; Pennsy lvania, 8
.ou-h Carolina, 2; cennesses. So; Texas, O.
Nnglnta, 6si Eng and, .; ireland IL; Ger
many, 5; franc, 4; ScUtlsnd, l; roland
Is West Indies, q Newfoundland, l. Ca
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NEw 7 lhK, November 22-At meet
irz of the NeW York Yisduct railway
company, alI the Tsmmsny directors re-
signed md g new board were elected,
thus freei- e the company from the ineu-
bus OF Tsmmsny
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Cadmium. the ore OF which has been
discovered in sbundaBce at or near O2dep,
Ussh. and which was mistaken for tin. is
said 10 be nearly ss white a. tin, and
sonewhsg harder and more tenacious. Il
il yerv dnctila and msliesole, and sus-
cspiibIe of q very high polish, and
Il ss volatils as mercury. IL Is said
10 be- more valuable than tin, and this
statement is creating sreas excitement.
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BUr-ALo. November 22.-Ths suspen-
slOp ii D L EIms, : leading grain dealer,
Yvss suuob ucsd to-dsy. Lisbilies, S2sc 600
Nims says Ia be Is permitted to manage
his sfaifs he viii have assets enough 70
nav eli liabilities. He hiss immt nse
amount, q grain In store in New York.
here zId hjst
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WEST INDIES.
TIE HoRSEr.

AA1 AOGEAAs
PoRr-AU-PRINCB, November 8. - The
case of the steamer Hornet remsins IN
changed. The Spanish iron-clad man Of
war 5 arsgosE Is expected. The Hsytisns
hsve reinforced the garrison here, placed
guns In position and he troops are being
held in readiness Tor active service.
THE coFFEB AARKEr.
Coffee Is Ia demand st Aux C4ryes, and
the price has an upward tendency.
AN EARTHQUAKE.
ST. DoMING5 November S.--ShOcks OF
cart quake we're felt on the S0lh ultimO
on DJminiea, st. Vincent, So. LUols, and
other islands.
PROSPECTIVE ROW.
ST. THoEAs, November 9.-The oaptsin
Of the stesmer Florida, now in port,
called upon the American consul and de
manded protection, stating that be was
ready TO proceed, but wss afsid, on SC
count of Spanish war vessel
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TrLrepAPH CuMPLErED.

OTTAWA, Ontario, November 22.--CoE-
EraJulatory mesa ges have passed be-
tween the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Mani
tobs and the governor general Of the Do
minion on the completion Of the telegraph
to Fort Garry,
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AsCErIC ALExH

NEW YoBK, November p -Lsst night
Prince Alexis refused TO sleep in the gor-
gsOus bed provided for his use, but pre-
fsrred his own hammock, which had been
convey ed to the hotel
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WASHINGTON, November q Thomas
J. DlrauE. of Washington, formerly OF
Lpul aeUa, has been appointed United
: .stss sdV1osts before the arbitrs Ors 10
ss tie the claims Of American citiZs ms
sgsinst spain, in place Of Caleb Gushing
rssiuued
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ADDITIONAL TESbseH MARKETS.
LrOs ADDIrIOsA1 nneOsrs. ssa 20 rAe,


WALL sTREET-LAsT OPEN BOARD.
NEW YORK, November 22-Sterling exchange,
bankers bills, ~. United States coupon
b nds Of 1881, 1I75S do. nve-twenties Of 1882,
my; do. OF 1854, lllL do OF 1865, lll1< do. %
1855, new ia; do. OF 1851 Il4If; do of iSoS -
do, ten-fortles, ll95z; do. currency skies .iS1E.
-outh IN securit es osed as follows = 2ssouri,
g75s: Virginia, new. 70; Virginia. 'SLN8414; Ten
nessee, old, 6t14, Tennessee, 20 ,roi14; North
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC notice.

THE regular monthly eosvocation Of 4
Il kOreka Council No e. r and s. NY
viii be held this (rh u hSDAYf evenfng,/VN
at o'csoek. A full after dance OF the m m.
oern - reqnestec. Degrees 10 oe coz fsrTed
fraiernally invited By order Of
Attest: O q. NxEns, Rec. n9s
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Coal Creek Coal,

EQUAL TO the best BiluminoVssE- .
Z United states. Tho w. lave Tried II
once want i5 a ain. F. s-z'e by
Il 3. PACKER.
ma 1874 Second street.
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APraI sTaENT.

WAszrNeroS, November 22-J. ".
White, OF Illinois, has been appointed as
ri stsut superintendent OF the railroad
mail service Of the fith division, vice Geo.
". Ward, resie q cd.
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RAILWAY CoMPLErED.

EvANsv-LLE, IND, November % The
Jas timgsr was put in place on the
Wsbssh fridge of the St. Louis and Terre
Huu. rsilwEy day, and trains are
running through without change.
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THE COUNTY COMMIT TEE.
Proceedings of the Two Meetings Held
thts Week.

Captain Harvey Mathes furnishes the fol-
lowing account Of the proceedings OF the
Democratic committee at the meetings con-
eIuded yesterday: