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Cincinnati Vi Market.

WlW vi CINCINNATI, Jan. IL.
CoTToN-Market steady; middling 144a
t4E. N ~ I'Il. ~
FLouR-Demand good ut full prices;
family 1915. =" aa.
GRA1N-Whcat in fair demand and
market firm; red $1.16a1 IS. Corn dull
and Dropping ht 50a52c, the latter for
shelled. Oats dull and unchanged; No. 2
40a4lc, Ryedull and unchanged at 0OC,
Bafley quiet OF 90ca$1 90. 7..irip
GRoCERTEs-Unchanged. d,
OILs-Linseed oil in fair demand and
advanced to Ole. Lard oil quiet aud un.
changed at 81 o.; the advance In lard
mad0 the market close and rather buoy
ant, lo l]i -ff W# no
Edos-Dull and declined to 24c. sn
BUTTER-Unchanged; 24a20c.
SEEDs-Clovcr dull and unchanged
10Ia11c. VI 7IFJ tU"fE 81
PRovisIoNs--Pork: mBrket buoyanl
but unsettled; light offerings at SEQ 90
Lard excited and prices higher; steam
11ac; kettle, 12tc asked and tc less bid
Bulk meats unchanged; shoulders 79ci
clear rib sides 99c; clear 1Otc. Bacon
only 0 limited jobbing demand, but buoy.
ant; shoulders 0gc; clear rib sides 10ia11c;
clear 114c. Sugarcured hams l6c. iTfr
HoGs-0pened dull but closed active
at 80 90. Receipts 5000 head.
WmsKY-.Qulet and unchanged In every
respect at.8Oc. i-l q 'T Z
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STATR SECURITIES - Missouris 88t ;
TennesSGcs, old, G3; new, G3; Virginlas
new, %; old, or North Caroltnas, old, As;
sToCKs-westcrn Union Telegraph 4Os;
Adams Express COT; Wells, Fargo s. Go,
334; American Act; United States 35; Pa
ctdc Mail All; New York Central Oct;
doscrip sSg; Eric IL; Harlem 182; Reading
90; Michigan Central III; Cleveland and
Pittsburg 1O4i; Northwestern 72t; do.
preferred SET; Rock Island 1861; New Jer.
sey Central 1881; St. Paul 51f; do prefer.
red %; Wabash 50F; preferred 70; Fort
Wayne 02I; Terre Haute 20t; Chicago and
Alton ia; Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati SO; Burlington and Quincy
151; Lake Shore O3j; Illinois Central, 1888
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Chicago Market.

.l.4rH..r CHICAGO, January IL.
FiOuR-NIOvement light and prices
steady at previous prices, ..a..l
GRAIN-WlCat in active speculative
demand, and prices arc higher At 81 Ida
l1G cash for No, ., 81 134al 10 seller
January; 81 14ta1 ut seller February;
closing firm Of 81 16Ea1 15i cash; 81 16i
seller February /, Corn firm; sales ol
No. Sat 45lC cash; 45ta4GtC seller Feb.
ruaryt 4Oia47c seller March; 6s4a53C sci.
Ter May. Oats; trading exclusively spec
ulatiye at 40ta4iC cash and seller Febrl.
Rryi48c seller April; closing quiet at 40lC
seller cash. Rye quiet and llrm; closing
at 77c for No. 2. Barley closed at M
a70c, l.u .IYl ,}D .wn7Nf1 N1ftI
Il CArTLE--Subply light $575aO 80 iOr
good 10 choice; 81 6Oa5 90 for fair to
inedium;markCt closed steady.
HouS.-AtS6 16aO 80 for good To extra
choice, HN hII fl hF n nnlf a
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The Colored Cadet Case at Yves,
.uur bEho. Point, nff,vy 40, ,ft,-I
New YoRK, january Il

. A special from West Point says the pro.
ceedings of the court martial in cadet
Smiths case have been sent to the author
tiles at Washington, as Is the rule. In
regard'to the probable verdict, Is Is Tuite
evident that the general prognOStication
tends to either expulsion or suspension.
Cadet Barnes, one Of the victims Of the
recent first class outrage, has resigned his
cadetship and made his final exit from
here. Cadets Fleckingcr and Baird are
attending their class examinations. They
arc excommunicated as 'eifectually us
their colofed brother Smith from all COM
munion and fellowship with their com.
rades. Their designations have been for
iwarded 10 Washington and friends hAyc
gone 10 intGfc6de for ,then : n
E. s. Stokes, now out On bull, llas dc.
termincd TO vindicatc himself against the
charges of fraul preferred against him,
andThas employed counsel. tIlIe has pre-;
paredhitidayitS ID sLoy That The Whole
affair Is u malicious prosecution on the
part Of Col. Fisk, on account Of Stokes
misconstrued friendship for Mrs, Mans
field. Stokes asserts that propositions
were made to him last night 10 settle the
case, btit he stufdlly refused and an.
nounces. .hisi intention Of giving his prose.
cutors the f1l benefit Of tlO1aw,
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u LEALIzAL .0ALNa0A YA1alIAa .lA9NAa --

shows Brown Bros, & Co. indebted to the
Book Concern for said amount, which Is
not true" s1 4, 800.
Aiter q recess tho Court reassemGlcl at
3.P.M. Mr.. Fancher opened for the pros.
ecution, stating that the charges that
frauds had been committed amounting 10
100000 was never denied by Lanahan,
although requested to do so, and the
credit Of the institution was permitted
to suffer. Lanahan was charged by. the
prosecutor with continued misconduct in
setting aboat stories OF fraud, and saying
that Bishops church approved Of his
course. The counsel concluded affirm.
ing that the investigations did not relate
to Lanahan's standing as minister only
but in his conduct in injuring the good
name Of the Book Concern, which he
was bound to uphold instead.
Adjourned until 0A. ". tomorrow.
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Molr,e pemoera. Repudlation.
1 kFltEr IN Me IlFktTSbIrg udssHe.
SrArp npRT OF VIROTNIA

plhlH bhbA Wv ''As
J. br. EiitOr-I sec that some Of our
friends In Virginia, and also in West iNlr'
ginia, are having quite q talk about the
State debt OF Virginia and the proportion
OF the same that should be paid by West
Virginia, Now all that ] think 1t neces-
sary to say, Is, II Virginia, after being
stripped Of millions Of her property and
reconstructed nj the point Of the bayonetp
wishes to pay her debt, be 1t 50. To make
II long argument short, West Virginia will
never pay any portion Of the same, and
the sooner our cousins In Virginia know
1t, the better. i am neither Q prophet nor
the son Of apr6phet, but I know this will
be the case, and woe to the man in West
Virginia, wll6vdtes toasShme or pay any
portion Of Nirgtia's State, debt III
s'' - OLD AMERICA
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The Methodist Book Concern Inyes-
! -.1u1 iu. tigati0n.- .s,sg... .s.s

.ugrr ,.O.lYa, NEW YORK, Jan. l3.
), The Book Committee OF tho Methodist
Episcopal Church who arc investigating
the charges against the Rev. DR.. Lanahan
met again this forenoon. The question
ofadmitting reporters to the session was
fully discussed and the motion was finally
adopted TO admit them. The proceed.
ings were opened with q few remarks by
the chairman MIR. Brooks who counselled
the members to proceed with the invcsti-
cation IN spirit and prayer and taking
carefully into Consideration the impres:
siyeness OF the charges against the de-
fendant. f7 q.
= The following named gentlemen wcre
announced as counsels for Rev. DR.. Lam
ahan: Judge Reynolds, Rev. Mr.. Buck
ley, A. j. Sanderpool. DR.. Porter, Rev.
Mr.. War, J. BALTIC, Col. Wright and Mr..
Elliot. The prosecution was represented
BY E. s. Faucher and General Rungan as
legal counsel and DR.. Pease, Presiding
Elder of New York East Conference and
Rev. George Taylor as clerical counscls.
On motion the several charges and
specifications made against Rev. DR..
Lanahan were then read. ap
Dr. Lanahans answer 70 tue different
charges in the speciacations was read by
the counsel ior the defense.
HTc says II deny the allegations contain.
cd in specification 3D., Of charge 1st
as they arc therein SGT forth. II Is truc that
after the appearance Of the article in the
Now YORK Itmes ! refused 70 unite IN o
denial ol any irand or corruption IN the
BOOK concern: lnerc had Deen fraud
and corruption ~ TIC management Of the
business OF sala BOOK concern on the
part 81 some OF INC employee, and could
not truthiully ueny IL l deny mat l OF
any time represented TO tho firn OF Bown,
Bros: y 70. that sad ilrm were
published as Ge!aqlter on the books OF
said Methodist BOOK concern. II does,
however, appear from the iedgerof said
BOOK Concern mat SAD Brown, BRO q 20.
are lndeDte4 70 Sald concern III inc sum
OF $sO,9V W LOT money deposited, and
that saiu maeDteancsS nas Dcen charged
US an uncollectablc demand and TO the
proht ana loss account am charged
with having stated tnat inc affairs oi said
Book Concern were IN state OF chaos, l
have made sucn statement, and be-
ilteye tho same 70 Dc strictly true: AM
really 10 prove mat the system o. book
keeping auoptcu ny said BOOK concern
Is an Inferior system, y incomplete,
anu that the DOCKS Us Kept contain
'erasures, subsliluuons, anu changes, high.
ny improper that Tue prohts OF t1e Con.
'cern nave oeen computed upon q tichtious
basis and inventories oi property have been
Increased anu diminished arbitrarily, ,tosilt
tho necessities 81 the particular energen::
cyi that great discrepancies have existed
between the printed EXHIBITS furnished to
tue cliufch and the nooks q sad Concern,
Such printed exhibits, In some Instances,
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Tho Water Famine at Jersey Clty.
New YoRK. ian. 13

twill be some days, II, not awholol
week, before water can again be supplied
to Jersey City. Yesterday the machinery
was put In place by which It Is intended
TO raise a massive iron pipe to It's position
on pedestal 43 ieet in height. The pipe
weighs % tons, and Is 1876 feet long II
must be raised In single pieces. 'fo.iny
1t will DO placed In position for holstlnS,
and Tomorrow the work Of raising twill
begin. Those engaged IN tlic work Asscft
that tho repairs cannot bc completed bo.
fore tho middle OF next week,
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EUROPE
TH d w AR /.
Bombardment D of Paris-- D Destruction
Wrought by Prussian Guns.

,N LONDON, Jan. 49,
Dispatches from Paris dated on the 9th
and 10th have been received confirming
the destructive effect of the enemy's guns
In the neighborhood of Luxembourg
Gardens. The destruction ot buildings In
that nclghborhood Is everywhere visible,
and the suburbs have been entirely de-
stroyed by the eneny's fire. The south
west suburban part Of the cityis in ruins,
and seems hopelessly given up to the raw.
age of tue Prussian fire. The damage to
buildings In the neighborhood' of 81. JAG
gucs Is great, and when the dispatch left
was still proceeding, The general i'm
preston was that neither lifeOr property
In this vicinity were sale, The battery Of
Claimant Is doing The Prussians good SER
vice, and the report already received that
the accuracy o! its fire was telling with
great effect Is confirmed. The shells un.
dOubtcdly reach the Place De Da Con-
corde. '' .' ' '
General Battle Before Le Mans--
Complete Defeat of Dc ChauSey.
m BoRpEAUx, January 10.
A general battle was fought on the 11th
under the walls of, Le Mans. The Ger.
mans attacked the French Army of the
Loire along tho whole line. Tho French
maintained the most Of their positions.
The Prlssan force Is estimated at 1870, 600.
yYt NERsAILLEs, January 12,
There was fighting near Lc Mans We'd
nesday. Tho Germans captured the
suburbs OF Champagne and Chateau
Archie, with evenpieces Of artillery. Tho
number OF prisoners taken ON tho day be-
fore has swelled to 5000. M I,Da7
LONDON, Jan. 13-2;4OA.IM.
The army under General DeChauscy
was completely defeated near Lemans by
tho Second German Army, commanded
by Prince Frederick Charles and tho
Duke Of Mecklenburg. The Germans oc.
cupied Lemans, capturing large quaint.
tics OF supplies and war material. The
French arc being pursued. ,s.
Reinforcement of tho German
It,,n Armies. H.,
.'t ST .5n BERLIN, jan. 1s.
IaeintorCemGnts orc now on their way
to Join the German armies In France, and
those in readiness to go number 100000
men, thus raising the German forces TO
100000. ''a' ..4st- Hg-a
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Financial and Comm ercial.
New York Money and Stock Market.
New York. January 49,

SNAg''. = NAffet VNAAtAAJ Az
Gold has been uniform throughout the
day ut !. .10ia1 II until the close ofbusi.
ncss, whenit declined to 109. Loans
were made at from 0 to per cent. The
clearances to-day were $9G,5OO,00O. AT
the first call Government securities
were firm. At noon an advance Of
4c to 4c was established, market
closing steady at tho advance. Stocks
opened stronger, and remained firm TIL
after 10 o'clock, when q slight decline oc.
CURED, Wabash. being tho strongest on
the list. There was not much animation.
At the close sales Of Cleveland Col.
umbus, and Cincinnati were made at So.
The books ofthis G, company do not close
idcnd Of Of per cent, payable February
1st. Money easy at 5a7 per cent.
More activity in State securities to-day.
STERLING EXClt tANoE-At1O01 ~
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

r SETrLED.-Two or three mornings
since we noticed in our columns the OF;
rest of George Cline on two churges-one
Tor assaulting and battering Samuel Blake;
the other for u breach Of the peace. Cline
was taken before Esq, Gillespy, but the
examination was. postponed fora day or
two. In the meantime the parties "madc
friends" aud We suppose Blake signed q
document that he had received from the
defendant, full satisfaction for tho wrong
and injury done lin. That is the course
usually pursuedunder such circumstances.
BE that as It may, 1t is certain that the
matter WIS compromised, and peace Is
once more firmly established between
Cline and Blake, = ,tiff i.l
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Tho san Domingo 5shipITlennness,see.

A letter has been received from Gen.
Sicgel withdrawing bis aceeptanceof the
appointment ot secretary TO tho com.
mission to Dominica, on lilo ground, Il Is
said, that he Is not sufficiently versed In
the Spanish language MS required by the
Joint resolution. The third commissioner
had not at liocnito.day been appointed.
Tho Senale went into Executive Session
at oie O'Clock on P6rttES nohlhdli6ajtd
In AIlO,inO1
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PHILApRLPntA, January ID,
FloUR-QulCt and unchanged; Indiana
and Ohio So Is to 81, ,25,
GRAIN-Wheat, demand fair and mar.
kGt firm; Indiana $l40; amber 81 90.
Rye, market firm at 95c. Corn steady;
yellow 75c; mixed western 7ic. Oats firm
and unchanged. v ...g. .lsl- aal
PRovIsIoNs-Firnlcr; mess pork at COZ
a2lG, lFG bin ms ru'mtau!aI
0Irs-Pelroleum, crude at l7al7tc;
refined at este. #!. Maf afl.1.
/, WuIsEY-UnCllangetl. fuf .
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Baltimore Market.
BALTlMoRE, january II

.gn BALTIMORE, January IL,
FLouR-Dcmand good. ran
GRAIN-Wheat, corn, and oats firm anil
unchanged. lg .u |..#HIiI
RRovIsIoNs-Aless pork very firm at
2lasltc; bacon more active; sides 11sc;
clear rib 124c; shoulders lOc; hams lGa1Sci
!" ~ WIEsKY-pull at o1c. .--U ..lI -u.- ~.
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News from tho .Indlaa..
CHEYENNE, january 10

A telegram from Fort Fetterman states
that Red Cloud Is there and wants the
Great Father 10 send proyislOns 10 Fort
Laramie for his tribe, He reports his
people ina starving condition, and says
the Grows stole, sixty horses from them
last week. The Crows also stole two hun.
dred head Nr horses from the Cheybnnes,
Tho latter recovered their stock after a
fight, TO- which seven Grows md one
Chcycnd6 were Killed. ~ "DS "''V''p
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. j. W. Howard, a teamstcr in tho en-.
ploy OF FiGeld Bros, Janesvllle, Wis,
committed suicide by hanging himself
Thursday night Ills brother died few
weeks since, leaving him $4,000, which
so affected him as TO cause him to commit
the deed. fHt .|'0;E 81 G VI
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Very Rev. Henry Afford, D. D., Dean
Of Canterbury, England, died suddenly
yesterday. a.s t ~ llr a.o
Another terrible explosion occurred in q
colliery near New Castle, Saflordshire
England. Twenty persons were killed
and injured. " '.' 20 '...'. .' "a,
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Pun Docs.-We orc under obligation
to Hon. j. C. McGrcw for the "report Of the
u. s. Commissioners to tho Paris Exposi.
ton in 1857 constituting sixlargo and
handsomely printed volumes,
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lERsONAL-j. Rufus Smith, EsQr, Ci
Berkeley Springs, GRIND Secretary Of the
Grand Lodge Of tho Knights oI Pylhias
In this State reached the clty,yeslCrdAy, !
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SERIOUS Cn&RdE.-Judgc Johnston
had dealer In old iron before him yes
terday, charged with purchasing pig iron
brought to him by small boys, which, it
is suspicioned, llal been obtained surrep-
titiOusly. determination was not con.
cluded; hence wo suppress tho name un.
I'll the case is disposed Of.
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GETTING REApY.7,, e notlcc,la aay or
two since Tint preliminary measurements
were bcing made about the Market street
bridge site, preparatory, we presume, TO
putting up the necessary trcstle.work Tor
placing tue iron superstructure in posi-
tion
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Tho public school building at Fort
Dodge, Iowa, ono of tho finest In tho
State, was burned yesterday afternoon 10.
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"A headlesS body was found Ia tic
river At Milwaukee, Thursday morning.
Il has not YET ,be6h identified Il proha.
lily lelI from sOnie vessel, aud tho head
severed by tho wheel Of tho steamer. 'iS
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Frank Blair theNext Senator
From Missouri.
81. LOFTS, January 10.

5T. bVUlpt JhuuuIy 4S'
The St. Louis TVmea lias d special from
thU State Capital announcing that Frank
p. Blair was nominated In tho Deniocra.
tic caucus tonight on the 0Est ballot by .
vote Of 63 to 3S for all other candidates.
Ninety.one members participated being
ioar rlorethan u minority Of the Legisla'
turc, and hound themselves 10 abide, by
the result.
Judge Dillon, ol the UnlLed States Dis.
ttiCt Court, at Lcavenworlh, has granted
mn injnnctiun restraining lhe city author.
tiles Of I,eayenworth from further inter.
rtiption Of tho LCayGnwOrtli, Atchison and
Northwestern Railroad, and permitting
the road 70 repair their track and resume
uperAtloASIS isA,GN 50 cN qls
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Armies.

Rein(orCemGnts orc now on their way
To join tho German armies In France, and
those in readiness to so number 100000
men, thus raising the German forces to
1,000,OOO. l l...-- n --.-. ---
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WEST VIRGINIA cELEBRITIEs.

Pen and Ink Sketches Of Some of
the Most Notable Men Of West Vir-
ginia. o
(From a L<tiroJ Geo. ". 7oERSEnd IN hs
CAledgo 7tIbuRf.l
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Just the place to fight a due is
pentioned by the Bay st. Louis
Gazette:
We advise those of our New Or
Issns readers who want to fight a
duel and still steer clearofthe law,
70 stop at Pearl river, the diyid ling
line between Louisiana and Mis-
sissippi, where a large railroad
bridge passes over from one State
into another. Taking their posi-
ton at the usual distance on the
middle of that bridge, Ole of the
duellists will be in Louisiana and
the other in Mississippi, and il
either is killed, thee would be
hard to convict. Part of the crime
would be com nitted in st. Tam
MANY parish, Louisiana, and part
in Hancock county, Mississippi
saa the grand jury of neither
county Hsr parish would have
complete Jurisdiction and recogni
Zance.
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Succession Notice.

Succession of In Parish Court
Samuel Berry. of Bussier Par
deceased. ish, La,
NJ office Is hereby given that Thorn
~ as Berry, administrator of the
succession of Samuel Berry. deceased.
has this day filed in the Clerks Office
of the District Court, for the parish of
BoSsier, La his account and statement
of debts rs administrator aforesaid.
Vow, therefore, this is TO gdmonish
all persons Concerned, that if opp"si-
tinn is not made thereto. within the
time prescribed by law, said ACCOUNT
and statement will he homologatsd and
made the Judgment of the court.
Witness, the Hun'l L, w. Baker,
Parish Judge of Bossier parish, La,
this Oath day of August. 4. D., 1871.
7. n. BRADEN. CLERK
n26 2t District Court.
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Succession Sale.
Succession Of William ". FG!sow,
deceased.

SucccSStOR Qf WttiidiF ". FG!SOm,
deceased.
DY virtue of IN order of the Honorable
ID Parish Judge of Bossier parish, and a
writ of sale issued Hereunder, the movable
effects in the succession of William NJ. Fol
som, decd, will be sold at public auction, at
the late residence of said Folsom, near
Shreveport, to the last and big nest bidder, on
Friday, The 80 day Of september. S7I,
beginning At the hour of eleven O'Clock, in
the forenoon. Among said novables, are
two horses, three mules, about two hundred
head of cattle Of extra fine quality-bDth as
to breed and condition. lot of farming
utensils, a lot of household furniture, a lot
of kitchen furniture, and other articles too
numerous TO be particularized
Terms of Sale-Cash. provided two-thirds
of the apprisement of the articles offered, be
bid; else, Immediately on C 'edit of twelve
months for whatever they will bring, pur-
chasers giving bonds for purct ase price, with
approved security and bearing eight per
Cut per annum interest from day of aale.
b. f O'NEAL,
n252ts Sheriff
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uhsrman then called in person,
I'd insisted in . very peremptory
.snoer, / still declined, stating
= him, "General / have 10 bill,
nd I am only too glad to be re-
ss.oved for the manner in which
IN treated my wife and children.
Wlen I was far away and they
had no other protection for no
O,hsr reason than because my
Tifs sympathized with the cause
IN which ] was engaged-you
Sroye them into the woods to
,tarye. / have had it in MY pow
A. TO aid materially in restoring
,orr wife to health, and probably
Il saving her life. The fact that
Tor know who I am is all the bill
ishaIl ever send" ..
Az dinner q servant came to
our table, and placed d glass al
nv plate and at the plate of each
q nv sons, returned with a bot
de of wine, and filing my glass
ststed that General Sherman re
ouested the privilege of d glass O
vine. He was proceeding to fill
mr. sons glasses, when the Older
pIaced his hand over the glass and
said "ncver."-[ La,orenceclle Her
EI,
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Arrival and Departureof the Mails.

From Bellevue to Shreveport-CaF-
rying all mail for the East or West.
Departs daily at 2 A. n.
From Bellevue to Vicksburg-CN-
rying all mail matter for the Eastern.
Western aud Middle States and New
Orlesna.
Departs daily at 9 P. NJ.
All mails closed for the East and
West ct 81 A NJ.
From Bellevue to Fillmore
Departs evsry Wednesday at 3 a. m.
Arrives every Wednesday at 8 p. m.
From Bellevue to Collinsbprg, vie
ColeviIle and Rocky Mount
Departs Mondays at g. m;
Arrives Tuesdays at 6 p. IN.
From Bellaype to Magnolia, Ark,
via Cotton Valley, La
Departs Mondays at Ga. m.
Arrives Wednesdays at 6p. N.
No delivery, except from lock boxes,
while qpeninz pr asserting the mails.
O&;e hours from 6 q, m. to 8 p. m.
except on Sunday. Sunday from u to
81 pr j. j. MOORE;
Acting P. M.