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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-05
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HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S IMPROVED
ROSE WASH.
cannot be surpassed as n FACE WASH, and
will be found the only specific remedy in every
species of Cutancous Affection. 1t speedily
eradicatcs Pimplcs, Spots, Scorbutic Dryncss.
1nduratons of the Cu'aneous Membrane, etc,
dispeis Redness and Incipient Inflammation,
Hives. Rash. Moth Patches, Dryness of Scalp
or Skin. Frost Bites. and all purposes for
which Salves or 0intments are nsed.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-05
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HENRY It. HEL MBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
Fluid Extract Sarsapariiia.

win radically exterminate from the system
Scrofula, Syphilis, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Sore
Eyes, Sore Legs, Sore Mouth, Sore Head,
Bronchitis. Skin Diseases, Salt Rheum, Cank
ers, Runnings from the Ear, White Swellings,
TumnTs. Cancerous Affections, Nodes, Rickets,
Glandular Swelings, Night Swea's, Rash,
letter Humors of all kinds, Chronic Rheu-
matysm. Dyspepsia, and all diseases that ave
been established in the system for years.
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III
HENRY 4. HELMBOLDT's
CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DITRETIC,

has cured every case Of Diabetes in which il
has been given. Irritation of the Neck If the
bladder aud inflammation Of the Kidneys, III
ccratiun Of the X idney- and Bladder. Reten tion
of Urine Diseases Of the PROSTATE Gland
Stone in the Bladder. Calculus. Gravel, Brick o
dust Deposit, and Mucus or Milky Discharges.
and for Enicehled and Delicate Cons sritutionk
of bothx Sex"s attended with the following
symptoms IndIspoSifion Ia Exertiun. loss o.
Power Loss "t Metn ntry. Difficulty of Breath,
ing Weak Nerves. Trembling. Horror Of lis
ease Wakvluln.S,. Ijmuess ui Vision. Pain IN
the Back. EI"t Hands. Flushing OF the Body
Dryuess OF thl SKIN, Eruption on tbs Face.
raltid Countenauoe, Universal Laszitudc OF
the Nuscutar system. g..
t-ed by person from the ages of eighteen to
twenty Eve. aud ffon ihfty Gye t. City five or
in tho decline or change of life; after roufioc-
mcnt or labor pains; bed wettiug in children
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-05
E.ndnwment Policies.

Fx,upLr: Premiums all Cash-Age. -
plan. Ordinary Endowment. payable at the
occ Of so One Annual Premium will con
tjnuo poIicy in force "a Term Policy,
nearly } years, or 1 years and $50 days
Fx,vpry Premiums ali Cash--Asc. Is
Plan. Ten Year Endowment payable at the
age If 45; One Annual Premium will c"u-
tinue policy in force as Term Policy,
wears.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-05

These Pills arc the most pleasant pur-
gatiye, superscding castor oil, salts, mag
nesia, Gc There is nothing more accept
able to the stomach. They give tone, and
cause neither nausea nor gripping pains 1hey
are composed Of the finest ia9redients. After II
few days' use of them. such On invigorati0n of
the entire system takes place as to appear
miraculous to the weak and eneryated. ii. L.
Heimbold's Compound Fluid Extract Catawba
Grape Pills are not sugar coated: sugar-eoated
Pills pass through the stomach without dis.olv-
ing, consequently do not produce the desired
effect TIE CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS,
being pleasant in taste and odor, do not
necessitate their being sngar-coatcd, and are
prepared according to Pharmacy and Chemis-
try, and are not Patent Medicines.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-05

Div lends Deca al
a m m Uai iIy.
CONTRIBUTION PLAN,

AND APPLIED AFTER THE SECOND PAYMENT
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-05

ENAurLE: Premium 20 per cont. N"ie--Agc.
81; Plan. Ordinary Eudowm"n', payable at
the age of 50. Ono Annual Premium will
continue policy in force as Term Policy
about years.
EXAMPLE: Premium 30 per cent Note-Age.
35 Plan. Ten-Year Endowment, payable Mt
the age Of Is One Annual Premium will
continue policy in force as a Term Policy
about years.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-05
Rates, Assets to Liabilities.


1866. 1867. 1865. 1869.
l2I.97 I2lol l2l.57 l27.oO
INTEREST REcErrrs ron 1869. s2lo,67o II
Losses PAID IN 1869 .....,.......201, 100 90
INTEREST RECEIVED IN EXCESS OF
LOSSES PAID ................ ...."39,iSo ~
DIVIDENDS PAID IN CASH TO DArE...9j1, ,3is So
INSURANCE on $4,000 Policies
In FoRcE oyER......................30 100000 90
This Company is not restricted to investing
its funds in the New England States. Frcm
the Report of the Auditing Committee, we find
that 81 S',6GO,U00 is now loaned upon estates in
the City of Chicago and near thereto, where
rates OF interest are nearly or quite equal to
those of the Pacific Coast
There Is nothing desirable an Life In
Surance which cannot be secured
byo Policy IN The MUTUAL
LIL'E INSURANCE COMPANY
PACIFIC BRANCH OFFICE,
s. ". Cor. CAL and Kcarney Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
H. H. JOHN ON & CO.,
General Managers, Pacific Coast.
S. -. Nj O Il S e.
GENERAL AGENT.
OREGON Il WASHINGTON TERRITORY, |
Portland. !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

tEiAL OF THG New AN FRANCISCO Fly
>@-MACntEr.-- From the San francisco
D.i1t,n. .l.r,unry 1.-The newly-invented
" i, iu2-mAchirc" WAS put into operation
Yesterday. with considerable success.
X hrn everything was ii2htened and got in
-rtj rjluu'ug ORDER, and the propeller ar
r.,a-cu IL cause elevation. il WAS just 12H
o'clock. Che lire for raising steam was
then kmdled, and in one minute and a
quarter steam was opened. Al 2:H L. NJ.
The machine was cut loose, and the propel-
lnr started. >he then rose most gracefully
in he air, amid the cheers Of the crowd
u h. had gathered to witness the ascension.
The machine WAS guided by cords attached
10 both ends OF the balloon, and in the
hands Of persons on the ground. She as
rrnurd about llty iccL and sailed along
anout block, When she was pulled down
To- have her boiler rcpleniShed. Again she
arose. this time TO Il height Of about 200
irr' All the machinery connectad with it
worked /" The perfect satisfaction of the
.r.rHtor, Who intends t. place ii on public
,Nb.bition at some place, OF which notice
wlu b2 given. The name given her is
- Inc! Ira.
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Domestic Markets-lBY TELEGRAPH.1

NEW YORK. Jan. 70 Flour 5@loe. better /;
southern firmer; common to good extra, g. 7CQ8
S7.2s good to choice, s7.so@ss.so. Wheat igsc.
better es9'ag Corn iase req better new,
sIsssc Cotton srong and active for e ?, e,t
ssic Pork firner at $:. .25@s rs. Beef steady.
Lard drmer; k: title lstc. Turpentine steady.
RosIn 0uitt. Talow more active at SlGsic.
Freights arm; wheat-per sail, ste; tiour-per
steam %. 81.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2a.-Flour active and ad.
yanced csc. Howard street super fine S5 25Ggt IS
extra 81 5s@s1 g family 81 sogss 90; city mills,
perfine IS 1885 so extra So 75@$s 90: family
ss 2safle :! We tern; superine Is ,50ss IS; ex.
scarce choice white s2; prime to choice red 81 z:
lS2; fair 10 good 81 4S@tl es common VI saQ
ii 10: Ohio snd Indiana ~ 50Gl$l IS Pennsylya
nit 81 as@sls4. Corn 77@7sc. Oats dull It sag
55c. PORK active at $2e. Bacon active, with II
active demand: RIB sides lac. shoulders losc
clear rib l.ac..; b ,ms lS6gisc.> Lard quiet VI iSc
Whlskey a5lc.
CINCINNATI. Jan. a3-Fiour firm and In fai,
demand. Corn In moderate demand NJ ar@a2c
Mess pork. S2l SO. Lard huoyunt at l23c. asked
Bacon unchanged. Whlskey arm.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2a.-5ugar IN fair demand
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Marine Disasters.

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 23.-The steamer
E. S. Terry brought here the crew of the
schooner Sarah Watson, of Philadelphia,
which was run down by the steamer Sea
Gull. of Baltimore, thirty miles southwest
of Hatteras, on the night of the 21st. The
Sea Gull was badly damaged, and threw
overheard part of her cargo, making fol
Hatteras inlet, and was seven miles off the
bar when the Terry took the schooner's
crew from her.
A bark, sunk with all sails set, but torn
miles north Of Winter-Quarter shoals. She
had about four feet OF water on her deck
1t is supposed she was struck by the gale
and f0uuderel. -
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Rev. Father Alexis Joseph Elder, one OF
the oldest and best-known Catholic priests in
this diocese, died at st. Mary's Seminary o.
St. Sulpice on Friday night at hat-past ~
o'clock, in the seventy-ninth year OF his
age.-Balttmore Sun.
Daniel Sprigg, ESQ.,. the. well,kno"n
cashier of the Merchants National Bank, OF
this city. for thirty-five years past, died OF
erysipelas at his residence on saturday
morning last, in the eighty-tirst year OF his
age.-Baltimore Sun.
A severe wind storm, In Baltimore last
Saturday, blew down the Lafayette market
house and several other buildings. Loss on
the market Sl5,0 900.
Two Of the West Virginia Republican
Senator'S have gone over to the Dem ocrats.
Nothing succeeds like success, especially
with such cattle rs Spencer Dayton.
The total membership of the Baptist
| Church in England is estimated ut only
| 10000.
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A.rEEScm HrNnoAT SUNK.--Lond0n. Jan
IL, /. N-NeW> has been received that
ou the l2ih. Oh ViEo. spain, the Prusslan
French 4unbuat. ana four OF the officers and
twenty, OF the crew were made prison.
-.
\ ;clr2ram from Madrid says: L" A Span.
III irun-cild has been ordered to Nigo TO
'a.o:c@ the Observance OF neutrality, and 10
prevent Il collision between the German
il@tte Augusta and The French man-of
VIZ lirrmoine, both living in that harbor."
The Paris .SleCte condemns the inacti0n
"I thr French navy in not iutercepting the
German American steamers.
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Two Negroes Shot Mt and One
Wounded

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE p1spATcH.1
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Jan. pa student OF
the University Of Virginia named Arnold
shot negro man this morning. The ball
struck him just above the left ear, and
lodged under the scalp near the back part
Of his head. The ball has not been extracted
yet. The wound, however, Is not consid.
cred dangerous. The same student also
shot at another negro man. The ball en-.
tered the side of his coat, and finally lodged
in one of his boots. The negro was not hurt.
Arnold, mp to this time, has not been arrest
ed. The cause of the difficulty is not known
N mo Fl.
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PORT OF RICaMchp, JAN. %, Is7L :,

PORT OF RICI,achD, JAN. %, ISL. ..
-... ARRIVED. ~sE
Steamer Wyancke. Bo1rns, New York, mer.
chandiSe ana PASSENGERS, John ". Wyatt.
Steamer George B. Upton, Roberts, New York.
me.chandise and passengers Virginia Steamship
and Picket Company.
Ste .mer Ellie Knight, Travis, Baltimore, mel
chandise and tssengers VIM. P. Brett.
Sch0oners Mary T.. Simmons, Candy, and Dam
lei kritton, Corell, New York, iron, Tredegrr Co.
SAILED,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, uer-
cnnnd'5e and passengers. L. q. Tatum.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Travis, Baltimore, mer-
chandtSe and passengers, Vim. r. Brett.
CLEARED,
Schooner Ieabeils, Burton, Bio GIandc do Sui
flour, Gallego Mills Manufacturing Company.
fBY TELEGaAPn.]
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. ga large fleet Of
coasters has put In for harbor. Arrived Bark
Ludwig, schooner Lookout. The Coquetle re-
ports in the roads bark Templar, briggs kedwing,
CARA Brown, and Abb. Passed cut Ships 4 a.
Aenhedy and Augusta brig Faust!na.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

i. N'llLwAS NOT fyECrTEp- Breach
..,-.f From The Troy IiDles, Jan. Is. ]
:. 81. <...i. 1879 there arrived III this city
F...... ~ruGtlcr. al cmig"ant from Dart
.. 10. i,.. county Of Kent. England. He
-.... w;tl HIM some 81 goo i'll gold, aud
r.. r. y~Yno,.d 10 invest in business.
al. M. vas looking about for an opening
g.. WIS r.<rn sick. and gradually grew
...r.r. tntl his ply Stefan app?iSed him OF
......,. auUgu,rh OF ura!h. The poor man,
-...r vs. Il, in in Il strange land. tar away
&c.,. 81, kindred, still! remembered those
III L., bid l-ii behind in the old country,
.,.t .aal.r :, WI in which h lett all his pro-
+. -. t., his children. His executors were
-, 10 deposit the money IN some sol
...... .lu,E, ana 10 Guard their trust faith
..... h.>- executors were George Corps
.,. Abraham Watson. Instead OF follow
.- rar directions OF the will. Corps, who
..- hteu decreased Tor 4 nu!nncr or years,
invested tbt money. as is alleged, we be-
bye. ly Watson. in his business. The bu-
.Has, proved lmrcmuncra(ive. and the
H.nn,v va, lost. Subsequently Watson re-
M.aycG 10 !frookiyn, where We understand
BE- j. Ht present engaged i'll business. A
.,r,.3acr al wear, at;crWard some Of Scud-
.,rr'- children came to This country. and
.4uwirg that their father had brought a
nr.r sum Of money with him, they institu-
tel IN investigation 10 learn what had be-
.nnr at it, Ghcy came 10 this city. found
rl,..f 1urr.t'< Hii on tile in the Suir0gate's
CYUw. where it had been proved, and
learned ;hcrcirom The names Of the eXecu-
lu!>. Wat>un'S whereabouts were also
.p.,rrt4innd. ana proceedings were be-
-.u &r,iu~j him before Moses War
I'm. vino WAS then surrogate, TO COM
r. biu /. pay over the money. The mat
.ur 80 them very fully probcd, and it re-
..i; i in = decree being made by the SurTo-
...'v. o4r"n,lu- Watson. who was adludged
=. 49,. inol ,.niaithIlll 10 his trust in not
u..u. upgr Jealous in the discharge Of his
G.....,f.li uTcr 10 the heirs a sum equal
~ H., ,Yaulr nnount LEFT by Scuddcr, with
.',',...~, from the date Of his death. Wat
..u arp.ai.i 10 The General Term Of the
~sif.r.itr Cnu.t, where. after some delay,
tH,. ~Nrro.3tr'- decree was affirmed. The
u..a., -. being paid the heir, shortly after
Surrogate STRAIT had entered upon the
dukes OF his ollicc, made application for
"W.l!' sar;c>t tor contempt. This brought
l.u matte. into the courts again, and it has
i4-r" remained until the present time.
yesterday the surrogate concluded the
a;.,.iH- - the motion for arrest for con-
.,att, and rendered his decision. This
~. Z, the effect that Watson should be
committed 10 isil for contempt, there 10
.."..a until he paid over the money,
}...... with the interest. now amounts to
-, ,... lbc Original sum, or until he is dis
,.tsy-,H hV Gtc course II law. This morn
lu- ~acriit Mckcon was served with Il
,...t ct hahrA~ corpus, commanding him TO
2u- watson hcIuie Judge Learned, at
,,luuY. ana Il motion tor his discharge Is
aa" beng argued.
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send us the old cast.iron bore by express
we will be greatly obliged to him. We
want to melt it and pour 1t down the
threats of the news editors-gracious pow
ers ! they call themselves netrs editors -
a INV other wav.ELon;sv,lle Courier.
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The Impeachment Trial in North
CornV5no

RALEIGH, n. c., Jan. 23.-The High
Court of Impeachment for the trial of Gov.
Holden convened to-day. Gov. Holden
filed his answer to the impeachment, the
answer covering about two hundred pages
of foolscap. The Managers will make their
replication tomorrow. The Managers re-
tain eX-Gov. Bragg, eX-Gov. Graham, and
Hon. A. S. Merriman, as counsel. Gov.
Holden retains Hon. W. N. Ell. Smith, Ed
ward Conlgland, Richard G. Badger, Hon.
Nathaniel Boyden, and j. M. McCorkle.
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Later From San Dosaingo-HOw An.
nexaflon is Received.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 23.-Advices from
San Domingo to the 10th instant are re.
ceived. The appointment of the commits.
sion at Washington was generally received
favorably, and in some cases enthusiast.
cally. Affairs in the island are stationary,
and all proposed improvements are await.
ing the action Of the American Congress.
Agents of German, American, and English
capitalists are travelling about the island
incubating enterprises, which depend upon
annexation. President - Cabral writes
proclamations, and depredates in a small
way, but keeps clear of Baez's troops.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

INSURANCE TAX.--hhout two years ago
tn ely Of Chicago levied II tax OF two per
,rnt. upon the gros> receipts Of all the fire
Insurance companies Of other States doing
nu>Mc>, in the city, and the agents Of the
COMPANIES were required 10 report, under
"uth. the amount Of their premiums re-
trlyrd drin% TIE year. Some Of The agents
reported and paid, but others refused to
90 citirr. The city made 4 test in the case
vt Nj. y. {. Duc;tt, agent Of the Home In
~urau"r Company Of New York, who car
cI'I !tr "as" 10y appeals up TO the United
>;~l,> ~Hp-clDc Court, where il has just
ir,H Ivr.Gc,t III favor Of he city.
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NIcCEIJ.4Sgor-s
The New York "Trsbune" on the
Down-Troddesi Loyal Mem - of the
EnuYsfp

The New York "Trsbane" on the
Down-Troddesi Loyal Mem " Of the
South.
NEW York, Jan. 23.-The Tribune this
morning, under the caption of Z" The Re-
turn of southern Unionists to Washington
Wi. with the Same Ola Story of Murder, In
of the Powers of Consress-What they
Ask--A Proposed Measure of Relief
has the following telegram from Washing
ton A.:
In one respect Washington to-day wears
an aspect similar to that which it wore dur
ing the troubled days of Andy Johnson's
efforts towards reconstruction, and that is
in the appearance on the streets and public
places Of southern Unionists. They swarm
in the capitol corridors now as they did
then, and the burden of their complaint is
the same old story of murder, intimidation,
and proscriptive oppression. The rebels
have gotten the upper-hand Of US again,
they say, and we are suffering more than
you can imagine, and more than the north
ern people can be made to believe"
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TeIegraphac Summary.

Thos. FL. Reeves has been commissioned
by the Governor of Tennessee as congress-
man at large elected from that State.
The House Judiciary Committee will re-
port favorably on the bill amending the bill
to enforce the right OF citizens to vote.
Geo. L. Woods has been nominated by
the President for Governor of Utah.
A son OF Governor Holden, Of North Ca.
rolina, is the first witness before the Con
gressional Southern Outrage" Commit.
tee, which meets today.
The schooner Redington went ashore
south Of Cape Henry, Saturday, and was
burned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

Bilrl-u FOREIGN POLICY ondon, Jan.
l3.-Nr. OtwIy, Under Secretary for For.
c.2A AIiairs, delivered an address last even.
'n2 brtorc hi> constituents ut Chatham, 10
which he reviewed the foreign policy OF
EnEltnd. and expressed Il belief that Min.
l,tor $chcnck will settle the American
question. lie said that England was averse
L. Il quarrel, and any ministerial policy
would DC cOwardly that refused 10 renew
negotiations looking to Il peaceful settle.
L!cu
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Cotton Markets -(BY TELEGRAPH.

MONDAY, Jan. 22.-harlesto1. Cotton armer
aio lisc;; receipts, 223a bales exports coastwise,
nv S1,es sa.es, TOO bales; stock. 37,174 bales.
d M,giyoshi, Holders asking higher rates low mid
,ag receipts, s4j bales exports coast-
ha5es Ole haies; asles, $50 bales stock, s47s
mia5i,ns ag 1ss Holders asking higher rates
To the eonttaens, 7s6 bales coastwfse L All baiss
s satss n os1ss stock savasnah Firm
nnsnj, s,lss balesi coastwtse, ais bales. Sales
Zoo otte Il stoeg, s74.5 6slss lsse orleans
great Britain, lIs bales Barcelona, laia bsles
x sra CIus sa6 bales. Sales, TO- 900 bales stoeS
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The Report i'm the Case Of the Georgia
Senators.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-The Senate Judi
ciary Committee, in their report on the
Georgia Senator'S, decide that Miller Is in
eligible, having been surgeon in the Con-
federate army, and therefore unable to take
the test oath. Hill, whose disabilities have
been removed, is reported as entitled to a
seat, having been elected (as wss Mlller) by
Legislature having constitutional quo
rum of legal members, and should get it
upon taking the qualified test oath of July,
1868. The members agreeing to this report
ling, and Carpenter. Senator Thurman
thought Miller was also entitled to his seat.
Senators Stewart and Rice, in their minor
ity report, think the election OF Farrow and
Whitley, by the Legislature of 1870, valid,
because at the time the Legislature OF 1868
elected Hill and Miller, Georgia was not en-.
titled to representatives in Congress, and
was given that right by act of Congress
after that election.
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Cold Weather at the North.

Toronto, CANADA, Jan. 23.-The weather
here is intensely cold, with the thermome-
ter ITO below zero, and heavy snow
on the ground.
NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-There has been 0
driving snow-storm all day, with the wind
from the East.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

"AN unknown man was run over and
killed Yesterday by the Yonkers uptown
train says the New York Star. We no
ticc that great many unknown men are
run over and killed by city railroad trains,
and accidents of the sort must continue 10
occur until such men learn the Importance
of introducing themselves to ire engineer
before The train starts - Louisville Courier.
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GEN. FRANK RLAIE.-Many persons are
81 The impression that Gen. Frank Blair's
senatorial term will commence on the 4th
81 Naics. next. That Is mistake. His
'"rtn commences Immediately, and termi-
males on the It'll Of March, 1873. He is
cie"Ned I" ill the vacancy caused by the re-
sieualiOn Of Mr.. Drake.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money mnrkess.

NEW YonK, Jan. 2s-p. M-Money very easy
at s@e per cent. Sterling, 1opi@loss. Gold, 1loa.
Governments dull all day, ana steady: es llf3 !:
's2s, lost ers, 1888 'es's, 1885, es's 1854 lo-4o,
1854. Southern securities dull and steady; Ten
essce's os, dst. Virginia s's, ss new, sl3 Loui-
siana es 90; now, 60. Levee Gs, II 1873, 80. Ala
bama s's, a5; Sc, 90. Georgia ga, so; IS, SO
North Carolina e's, 49,; new, 29A South Carolina
8s, is new, GOT.
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FOREIGN Markets-rBy TEr,rep.pu

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2l-, Evening. Cotton closes,
steady; upl ,nds I'D, Orleans SGD; sales, Il, 900
bales, Including 900 for speculation and ex port
Old corn act We at SIS. BreIdstuTs closed buoy
ALL. Flour, 3ss. New corn, 34s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, Jan 23-P. M.-CottOn 1nies ana
steady nplands, 75d. ! Urlesns, SID. on the spot
and afoat. Wheat-red winter hrmer st lis. ed.
. LtoSpoS, Jan. Acknowledgements, s9i. q.
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REMARKS.

The market for whoa. continues active and quite
firm. Some "choice" white was sold to-day on
private terms, and much eagerness was manifest
ed among sellers to asc rtain whas P. T., in that
instance, meant, but the secret was we'll kept.
The offerings Of corn were large, and the mills
took the most of It. Some prime white sold Mt
soc., which was &c. less tn IN the price on Monday
last. Oats at stand still, and market weaker
than in the early part Of last week. Offerings Of
rye light. We hear Of some shipments of wheat
to this market from other Virginia ports. This
speaks we'll for the Richmond m arkes. The stock
OF -four is reduced. We quote at $3.50 for super
fine and o. for extra, In round lots {: at the same
time some holders gre locking for higher figures.