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NoRwI. H, Conn, November z2.-The
folOW ng persons are now known 20 have
besn lost on the steamer City OF New
LrndoU: c, ". Rogers. Wm L. Norton,
a srFison A duch, passengers; and Matt.
Baker, engineer, and Hsrry Dagan, stew
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ST. Paul, November q -rhe cOroner's
Jury ehiCu held sn inquest upon she 'dy
of Katie Cook, yesterday, brought in
verdict that she died from the effscts Of
msdic NJ gwen by Mrs. MOnti, TO produce
abortion. Mrs. Monti was arre5ted and
IaaIE f.r trial
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CoRoxERs CROAKING.

NEW YaRK, November p The coro-
ner- wsi.cc upon the comptroller this
morning u respect 70 the salary due
tbem Tns comptroller told them be
would be unable 70 do snythiDg for them
till the legislature nests
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ESTA ABLISHED 1910.
SUMMARY.
cEORGTALEGIsLNTUEE.

ATLANTA, November % The lsgisls-
ture pissed the election bill for governor,
over the setting governors veto, by more
than twO-thirds majority.
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MORE TAMMANYIsH.

oNAHA, November p The report Of
TIE Iegislstive committee of Wyoming
tsri ory, on the condition of the treas
ury account for the past two years, shows
a worse state OF affairs than that which
hs6 eriatsd ia New York,
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BILLIARDS.

Kew OREKASs, November 22.-The
second match game OF billiards thres-bsl
ca on: Don, seventy-three innings, five
hundred points; largest run, one hundred
and FIVE Miller, Two hundred and hfteen,
largest run.
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rERxs OF sINIESCE.

oCCUPATIoS OF coNvIcT wHEN cJNvIcrED.
ope o., Il eng ere, 2 OAK rs, To- blss <
smiths, o. snUe4ssake :, L. palntsrs, z; CO, =
pen -eIs. 20, turner, l; masUn, 4; -tauOrs, ).
narnsss-m aksIs 2; Diick-lnOulders, 2; eJUp-
ers, 3; 1. tsrs, z; ttIn=r, /; mash uIst, II
Der. ]; cJscn and wagon makes, q sailor, i;
no q sde, 500
SOCIAL RELATIONS.
or the above NUMBER tLege are married,
81; single, 472.
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ST. Paul, November 22.-The ther-
nome. er stood SIX degrees belOw zero st
seven O'Clock This morning, and in some
psrtz O the city two degrees lower:
Lsrge amount Of ice in the river, and
navigation prsc-icsiiy closed.
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MARRIED.

DANIEJ--EvANS-ont the Zst inst, in De-
Soto county, Miss, by Rev. David Walk,
Pastor OF Linden street Christian Chureb,
Mr.. WIZ. d. DANIKL and MS. ELIsASzrH
kvAps
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sell TO the highest bidder. for cssh, in front
Of the : her1fi's office, on second SIR =et Green
law bU dtDy the inOviDx real estate, viz:
A car ain lot or parcel ground, situated
on the north wet corner OF Commerce str ct
and Center alley, II, ntiDg upon said Com.
meree street, eighteen Zee m re or less; sald
the east, and uy COmHeIcs stree on the
south, and lag the same lot conveyed 20
PssI lex and Am MalOvney by John L. %sf
fArans, by deed duly rs -orded IL the uf1cs
Of the REGISTER Of ST eiby COUNTY, IN record
book NO. q, page S3l, hoyem Der 20 1859. zstd
property Is levied on $ belonging TO John
HcManon, and 10 salts y TINS VeRoIIoni ex-
pouas N fave 7 Of John dimes.
November p 1871.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
By D. 7. NooE, ID. 8.
P.J Mu erhill. stt'y for plaintlff. n2@Th
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Valuable Cotton Plantation
NOTICE.

MEMPHIS CITY FIRE GENT INs- CO.,
vi Memphis, I'D November, ISL.
The Annual Convention Of tie stockhold.
ers Of this company viii be held at the fice
OF the company, No. ID Madison street. on
MONDAY, the 4th December, ls7l, at which
there will be an election for seven Directors,
q President, Vice President and Cashier.
u3 F.W. SMITH, Cashier.
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were called only. MondeY's calenuhr
contains the following cases. Nos. S0z,
Eddins VS. Yenahle; 104e, Fsrguson q
Clay vs. Edgington; l1so, Goebles vs Ader-
SON, adm'r; 1877. GFider VI Stone; 1883,
Izen vs. Rose; 1889, lien Va Green walo I;
1890, Izen vszSohloss; 1891, lien ys Kline; /;
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CRIME.
Statistics from the Penitentiary-A sad
Exhibit.

We copy nom the Nashville Union and
American the following statistics. The num-
Der of convicts in the penitentisry Is 73s.
from the following counties:
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OF the entire nu8 Der there are whites, 2i7;
cOlOred, 4e5; wntJe male S42; white female,
/; oOIoreo males AZ; cuIored females, a.
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State and County Taxes, 1871

yTNHE Tax Books for 1871 are now IN
L my possession. VIII collect faxes at my
Onace until the 10th day Of yanuary. Isz2
when the ONCE win positiveIybe closed for the
purpose OF issaing Distress Warrants
for al uncolected taxes and reporting lands
for condemnation.
After the lOth day Of January next, viii
Spend one or two days ia each District,
Of which due notice viii be given. for the
Purpose OF collecting unpaid taxes, and
issuing Distress Warrsnfs against
Personal Property.
Tax Payers must not expect OF ask for
favor OF extensions. as none
VIII be granted
that do not come within the above notice,
Great and small, rich and poor, shall fare
alike
have but ono duty TO perform,
and that is to collect the taxes according to
law. know no other duty, and viii make
no exceptions.
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own request, dismissed TIL the second
Tuesday in January next. Court ad-
iourned TIL day after tomorrow.
IL is ssid that an sffort Will be msde by
the Defendants counsel 10 have the cases
Of Brigham Young, Mayor Wells, Stout
and others postponed till the March term.
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De. LAEDRUM viii preach ~ tns Slk Ssn y
Raptist Church this morning ~ II o sAoS@'
and at night at7h O'Clock
Rxv. r. g. McLxAE Win preaeh IN tns
Chelsea Cumberland Presbytef1an Snare1,
corner Fourth and Looney strestAs tnAs e'eAr
ing at 7 o'clock.
M Trrzn,sas wa !.,rench n t,a E,Est Ren-
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1ork haroorB yesterday G-i
Ashburyis yacht Ldvonis arrived ct
Cowes, Isle Of Wight, yesterday. &
The Boston forgery reported yesterday
morning was q family affair, and has been
arranged.
United States Minister Marsh has ar
- - = -. - l-1s-l- - a., --,o~fruarr 1ara-
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OLIVER, FINHIE & 90.
10000 CASES Canned FFuIts and vegs-
tables, IN PART AZ FOLLOWS;
5000 cases Tomatoes;
1000 cases Peaches;
1000 cases Oysters;
500 cases assorted Pickles;
800 cases Strawberries;
800 cases Raspherries;
500 cases Pine Apple;
400 cases Corn;
100 cases 6lueberries;
100 cases whOrtIeheFries;
200 cases lObsters,
so c-ses Salmen;
400 cases Jeliies;
100 cases Brandy Cherries;
200 cases Brandy Peaches;
1900 cases asst Fruits and Vegetables;
OLIVER, FIkNIE & 90.
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Shsriff's s Sale of Real Estate.
Wednesday. Dscsmbsr I3. 1877,

QY virtne Of q veoditiOni exponas,
d 10 me direc ed nom the second Circuit
Court OF Shelby county, Will, on
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MIELWRIGHT.


THE undersigned. theoretical and prac' teal
4 MilWEtehts with nfteen years expe-
risnce, wiz to inf Tn the pJ b il that Lney
are now Frspareo 10 ouiid Grist or saw Ills,
Elevator, so-ton VI WOODEN ills, Cotton
GIN or -ugar II Brses put up engines OF any
descrtp' ion fr repa1r the same, in any Dsrs
Of the eOIstry Plans and specifications far
nished on short notice and sati faction gu4
sntesd. Thev,r5 best CT references furnished
from various parts o. the country, Address
~ Front street. JNO. A. MCOON ALU,
nS3 GEO W. ANDREWS.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
View YORK stoeh and Money Markc,

yrr T = = y-f5 -. ~
View Work Stock and Money Market.
New YoRK, December 2.-Money active
and Stringent; prime business notes quoted
Of 10 to -. Exchange ouiet and firm at 81
to o. Gold, 1852 to 1881. Governments
lower dn sympathy with gold), but closed
steady State, securities firrner in new South
caroiina's, decidedly lower in Tennessee's
and Virginia's, and. generally heavy In the
balance Of the list Virginia consolidated Q
per cent bonds, declined from, 81 to Sly.
There was an Increased pressure to sell nearly
nil bonds on the list, md a large business was
transacted In Tennessees, yirginia's, and
South Carolina's. Tennessee's, 81 new, Gll.
Virginia's, 54a new, 90. Louisiana's, 60 ;
new, 80. Levees, ca; SIS, IS. Alabama's,
100; SIS, 65., .Georgia's, Is; ISIS. North
Cardinals, SO; new, 70. South Cardinals,
As; new, 23t. s.s..s sr,.... r. ~. .ar ....
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NORFOLK MARKETS.

?. ....,...r NORFOLK MARhEIS. Oh! -
DECEMBER 10. -Codon.-To-day thera was IN I'm.
nroyeu fecelIug in the market, and $50 bales were
sold at ls,lsc, for low iddling, the market closing
Coru.-At the opening Of the week tho market was
firm with an active demand; but later In the week.
owing TO the scarcity Of vessels the market declined
lGa9c The sales to-day amounted to 1000 bushels at
zoe for yellow; sc. for white, and 81 Tor mixed the
market closing duh. =, ,,,e.,,
Oats.-Salcs of the week, $500 bushels at 5aVssc
;Stares-No change in prices, but all kinds except
white oak 1ipe are dull at our quotations lIeceipts
QUITE liberal. We quote: Red oak hogshead S.s
culls Sss. White oak hogshead, SIC; culs, sSo@ ss3
Willie oak heading. S7s@ 1850; culls, $780, White OAK
/ pipe! SlgeG slO5; culls sl5g5o; 49,,
ingaeS-The market for the past week mas pecn
very dill We quote 20-inch heart, sess!o; saps'
s565S50 9i-inch heart, sl0G SIC: saps, S1.6OGSS.
Tur.-There Is fair demand Tor large Darrcis d.
S20k2,25. Small barrels not mnch wanted. ....,,
much as it left off last prices ranging at and about
s so for ordinary fair sound to Sleo for prime ana
the best offered, and maintained tta the wmlc WIN
hardly any variation, closing to-day win ses at
from sl.55 TO $3.50, exceptional sales OF particular
lots I,eing reported even ut 81 per bushe Inc ~ea,
ther today was again very bad, and may delay Still
further any increase Of receipts. -.
b EqgS-lAre In smart, quick demand, ana readily
bring 3lc,, and maybe 32c. .':-hti,n! lI.ii,, =,
Drisd Eratit.-Vety duh and entirely nominal In
value and sale retail lots only being taken.
pens-Of nil kinds are IN better demand ana
small supply hardly any coming In. Prime biack-
eve 81 05: clay, 81 !; hlacS, 90c. /
Pofttoes.-Sweets duh at $1.es all the week.
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ill.,. 10 Nr,1EEs: STREETs.-The Buffalo
{ ,,.r,. int;t,"tes that no better system has
~, l,..,. devised for numbering streets than
, .. Z a,ior;esi III that city. Each number rep
.,.ra.~ ten Linear feet OIL the street where it
l.; tits u,mLcr 900 is precisely 5000 feet
FRI, tho foot Of the street. and one cIn tell
&. Farming the number Of house, precisely
~n.t distance he must travel to reach It..
mi even il Intervening streets are fitted up,
:: ~. VII i.e no change, as the space occn-
s..i .y Them is taken into consideration in
:. .rllhnring. The system was ridiculed
,..., .;hyn j! went into operation, but 1t Is
: ..r, a-rql,y considered tie best that could
.. q yi>cd. ..Hs
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The Negro kuklux i'm administrative
raen and Children Panic-Strickeil---
Az, spsseaI for Federal Assistance.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, December PA person
who last escaped from Lake village, where
the m,lr,lercrS of Wynn, the colored lawyer,
were lynched by negro mob, who after
wards look possession Of the town, reports
that he heard the screams of women and
children whom he sa% rushing down the
leyce. The sheriff Of the county has applied
for Federal troops, fearing that the colored
militia would traternize with the insurgents.
Every white person able to obtain convey"
ance has left tile county.
The Governor of Arkansas has sent his
adutant to the scene, but in the mean time
the Republican and Conservative citizens
hayo united in petition for regular troops.
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NOW York lettings.

New YORK, December 21.-August Bel
mont, in q card this morning, denounces the
Times rs false and calumniatory in several
articles assoclating him with corrupt men.
Jacob Neyan, negro, has been committed
at Trenton, n. j., for attempting to burn the
City Hall. .s.i-
Daniel Drew succeeds Tweed rs a alrector
on the Erie road. ID H., 80
A car bearing the Grand Duke Alexis, on
the Grand Trunk road, was thrown from
the track, No one, however, was seriously
buat. Co.
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rr.. ErKIUS LAW AND THE ENFORCEMENT
.r. a->oaNsvurrIoNAl.--S for him.
81. a,l >ir, Stanbcry, Hon. Reycrdy john
, ... 80? in u speech at CoinGbia:
I'VE lc)icyc. and ] think may be par
u. e,.l. an account of our long experience,
. l,E4liaG. That We understand The politi-
institutions of our country; and we deem
. TWO ac.s--thc act Of 1870, known rs the
"srment act, and the net of 1871 under
...-ti III, indictment is laid--to be uncon-
..r.. Is. ira4, sHd in violation OF the rights Of
!. ,',, .,.at,.s. We have come here. then, TO
=, 49, :bi> question in the supreme Court, so
lie irlc construction Of the Constitution
... =. cl.r,>d. and these Ubiquitous enact
H.. ,Ni,.nacN from the st;tutc-books.'
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lsssy GOODS.
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS!.
" GREATEST BARGAINS YET .

y GREATEST BARGAINS YET ..
JULIUS SfCLES'S,
AS BROAD st j. L. si9
H.. nat received large additions 10 his DitESS
',Uni,> department, and still receiving by almost
r,rrr ,, ~Gss I'll tic late styles, containing every
I and I.. ~ 10 be found il the northern markes.
- sirh tnyi!s special attention from al LII WALL
Of DRY GOUDS-H't'- - -, mr. rory .hoa,
S.i,nos 4. MI coors at 12t, ana 9pc lflSn 1oi',
~ new md ht+.;,if.l. very low; Japanese siAS any
rurrg all Shades ard cuiorS; flin ahe ei natin :
>,rt,rs =, ~ 81 and 59c-half price; BLACK siAs ~
80 Sl!5 s. 10 g. the best In the cat! bic s,i-
T:r. nj - 90 20. 50 10 75c and 81 per !aru, pisn
Mrriuo l;Uhazne. and IaInise Gloins, sns a..
N,wIe rev STYLES, IN stripes and oeaIllai, Il. @'.J
AID; ~. BLACK Shaws. single end double, ~ ail
Iaircs irnc!.e Shawls 1T -, Slo Si2'ao 10 a,
amt gri one; White Blankets At saso, 20 70 Stvi
l1: Coorcd Hankc.s and Quits, s2'So ~ f aa and
II.!r: 4 ruu assortment. OF hlte hea, itue .a,
gray Famnes at %. 80, 40: so to ilc. anu -, ft
r.i, Oper. Tlanrcs il ali colors, pisslb anu piss.'
30 u Jc Cl0sk!ng Cloths. all ccIolS anu htu'.,
A.: Y bite and C0lurcd Corduroy, new ana pfeLi.,
,.r, cheap: ElOaks the largest stock In lic Sitf az
The lowest prices Furs, for ladies' misses, ana Gii!i-
.rr nj extremely low figures. In fact, ever thng
to i,c found In the Dry Goods line at the io"e'H
prices iJoSsthlc. -. h,ro.,,r
tuiac and oce them. w., .u.,.
Store closed on Saturday. =. :, 49,
s:l-31ien: John y. Gary, ". D. Powers, john >.
r.
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Fatal Casualties.

CINCINNATI, December 21:-The Little MI
ami train collided this morning with wagon
containing ten persons, mostly women, ana
killed boy and seriously injured several
other of the occupants Of the wagon:
PlrrsBuge, Pa, December 21.-The east
crn-bound mail train was thrown OH the
track near West Newton, Pa, this A. NJ. by
a broken rail. Fifteen persons were hult-
two fatally. The express car went into the
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Mcxico.--American Interyension
neeted-.-ProgresS OF the Rcvoiutiofa'

~ new YoRK, December 21.-A special to the
Herald. dated Matamoras, December ~, says:
aAmerican intervention Is confidently en-
pected here, and the Texas represenlatlss;s Is
have been requested to favor 1t. 'Canalvo Is
threatening Mier. The allegiance OF Cortl-
mas 20 Juarez is doubtful MARTINEZ Is NOV
ing on San Luis, and Navajo on Bacaiefoss
,Faidez. who recently pronounced Of san S sI
los. 1is marching towards Monferey. ~ !, ane
arrival, Of steamer with funds ron .aa'n,
pico Is expected. Unless the FUNDS as11Se q
pronunciamento 10 probable.
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COMMERCIAL

Corn mud Flour Exchanse,t
RrcHipSD,T Va. DccsntsT q, 157I
OFFERINGS.
/ WnnhT.Gfvhite, $50 bushels. Red. ios bushels.
& CoRS.-White, CPS busheIs Mixed, 3s4 bushels
f OATR.-2Io bu3hels. -'sS@ 49,
SALES.
! WnEAr.--Whttc. ssH btsf1eIs ut el.es for choice.
Slos for prime, el.5sS for very good Sl25 for
Sl.50 for fair. .---r, ,,e,-r-r-,y
CoRN.-White, $50 bushels at ,rsc. for very good
CSC. for fair.
Observation-Disclosures ynay rr-
REEEHfBITED.
NHEAT.-Mhge.a II hushefii Z aIff
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he House OF Representatives on Tues
+ as presented by Mr.. Porter the petit
:nr William Pope Dabney, of Powhatan
...,v. Va, praying the removal of the le-
. .4A POLITICAL disabilities imposed upon
,.l .v The third section Of the fourteenth
.,uG!ncnt to the Constitution of the United
..,r: /; iIso, the petition Of Mrs. Catinrine
....y,;.. Of Hcnrico county, Va, praying
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WuatENCToN:IM.R rru.

casks n; 84c. q gallon for southern riackares ~ III
Rostn.-Saies of 42I barrels at S,a5 for strained.
sI.a75 Tor low NO. g anu S7,15lE for low pafa:--
Crude Turpenttne-Salcs Of no barrels al 1850 for
hard, s5.2s for yellow dip, ind SIS. S. forftrgin.
IaE-Sales OF $50 barrels at $3.50 per barrel.
Cbft6f-Sales of liz :b1lcS NJ 1tllo8s3 Is az
Is ut 1899, 10 Mt Isle, and IL Apeeler at lssc "A H.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.

DECEMBER oo.-COtton.-We note sales OF 10 haics
yesterday Mt l7s60lsAc but mainly ut stc. Tor gooa
running lots; for seeetions Isle would have been
C0rn.-sfarket weak We quote soc:
EZour-Market firm. I'VE quote choice brands AZ
I$lo and choice city brands extra, $3.50; good
extra. %; super, $50 fine, $3.50. Wy estern noaf
Roe Sl below these ions-alli In wholesale lots
z Isaaa Strictly prime and fancy, Leg !;
medium SIarSi.s5 receipts fair OF The latter grade
sliead peaesss pftsas q sheise
ss S:assss odd peas, eec. @al, Beans
PoSi an.. ..I.-Reaeipt, both Of 1--we and dressed
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quite liberal Drcssad pork, o.. ia 49,,
u Esar as.lse demand Dressed 81 sSs
ps as,' Is s1 dickens r.
Lsce1 Guttle.--Eo. 1. smooth, seSfct er,.u
dgsc.; muttgnt 60 IA head. - 3tYsa seods
8aSSis--raaSset grieL by tho bozshead n,
gers. boaed Sides 5ts; clear sIdae
s Virginia hog.ronnd and dull Virginia f;na
b 4Pple Brdndy.-Quiet aE5IT56es. A
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4}jtllmond gliis;.p''att'I1,
IRON, Lexington.
LEylNGroN, Decernl1er 9

LEXINGTON, December 20.
Commodore a;sury delivered al, introduc-
t.ry address at the Institute on Friday night,
e.. .y-st Of a coarse on What we Owe. to
s.,:rrcc." aa
Great interest prevails at the course Of the
1aei-,l;uYo on the suspension of the funding
III: &c seton Of orr representatives in tho
,..4er being, so Ear as we can hear, higfls
commended. s. ~
The weather to-day, though it is beauti-
r.i.y cl,;,r, is intensely cold. Thermometer
=, Is degrees At noon. Young ladies, cadets,
sal ,.gdcNts, juhilaat at the prospect. OF good
,.-.;.s. MIS.
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.C....rs voE GroEGIA.--Onc hundred and
Cd. I.it~d SG.;cS soldiers passed through
. !: rs Yesterday afternoon ON the way to
,:..y-.l. WHITTIER they are sent, we presume,
III Keeping tho Radical Lieutenant-Go-
....y Cu:,iey, who succeeded Bullock, in
...... Notwithstanding the fact that the peo-
,... ~. Georgia on Tuesday unanimously
..,tMr. i. ". Smith DcmocrlD Governor.
,.H.t4rq }'.,giajGn, 20h.
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Errnsl EAayan;s.

HAVANA, December 21.-Dr. Howard, who
has been awaiting trial at Cicnfacgos for aid
ing the rebels, has been sentenced to eight
years in the pcnitentiary.
a transport arrived from Spain to-day With
1000 troops to reinforce the army here.
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ALEXAsDRIs n,aRrr 9 I. I

DECEMBER ID, 4The market for wheat "a p,,n,,.,
active parueilafIy Tor prime and choice SAMPLES
eneringS OF LOG nnshels red with saies sf IA al
choice strictly choice lot Of amber broa Ike AZ
Corn Is In fair recafpt and tic market Is airfy nc
i've onerinEs OF bushels md 1ch and I5I OF yas.
Of the Inter ut Gsc. Outs ara dull and lover ,er
ings Of 42C bushels, wttlI saRs nc &C., IIT;fS
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WE GALL ATTENTION 80 OUR@.
!. Wv splendid line OF GENTS FANGY@E@
81 IPPERS; HASD-SEWED FRENCHVA +
SHOES, and AITE kS !, IA IN
DIES B9oES @ sls stylss AiSSfSr
which wear, eiIfns low Give ma cais.i
mo, SAy1s I'D. Ia MANGO, ELLETE d. cRTAP. !,
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South, Carelina---Tho Impoachmens
.,....,, -, Question.
CHARLESTON, December 2l.--ln the Legs
lature to-day the Governors friends tried 10
force vote ON impeachment, but were de-
feated. This is regarded as great victory
for the impeachers. $3.50 .'...
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t...,.ca Gibson, formerly Of Culpeper
.......,. ..3 a member oi the Convention that
..... d the present Constitution of Virginia,
.- .,4..ad at Huntington, West Virginia.
... mia. t-l'rtdidn.
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EARTHQUAKES in south Amoriea.

NEW YORK, December 21.-South American
letters report forty shocks Of earthquake In
nine hours at the town Of Oran. The streets
onencd. and every house was tumbled IN
rI,ins, IA volcano burst forthin the province
of Injury. Further subterranean comlno-
tions along the line Of the Andes are appre-
bended. -..---.---r. .,---.-r---------. .-.-----
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Tho president.s FafIser E,araExsct..

CINCINNATI, December 2l.-Thc Presidents
father, who is postmaster at CoTinston, Ky,
has been stricken with paralysis. He fell i'll
the post-ofiice,l and remained inscnsihle for
an hour, but afterwards revived. 'al<l|
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i..>, SoLp.-nayid =. VI. Digges, land
...A, at Gor,lonsyiir. Va, has just sold
..... Il 4nS acres. near keswick depot, Abe
.,..r!a county, Va. belonging to John u.
=, ..us. - MIR. Saint George Evans, OF Eng
...... :. 81 per acre.
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The Cold Weather.

mometer here is eight degrees beloW zero.
PHrLADEEpHIA, December 2l.-The people
are crossing the. Delaware river on the ice
Opposite this city.
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GAR AND FEAsT.-The ladies' con-
L nected With the Third LresDylsTlMh , sAusc .
ncncine THIS Tuesday EVEklHG,s "a the les LEG.
ure-rooul of tho ciufch, and continuing throngepp1
fi school. tley hope to receive the patronage hot
rDnly of th,ir oWu menbcrs but OF I'LL who iesi IN
tipercs, IN tntlE. w n-''