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ON MARRIAGE

ns "a a.s1 LEI yosns men from tn. effects If
cd. Nervous debility cured i ms.a' isstor.
Sssrrlars removed; New method Of trss,m.. 20
Nsv and remarkable remidiss Books sps oi,.n
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No Q. so0sh Hsn a,ah' &.
Philadelphia, Pa. 1ssSsSx~nSnc''
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Mrs. WELCOMES SYRUP FOR SooTH-
ING CHILDRES.-Many sleepless nights
of painful watchings to the anxious moth
or might be avoided by using this invalu-
able preparation. $40 d&wl20
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BURNETT & CO.

HIoHKsT CASH PRICE PAID FOR HIDES
FURs, ETC.
Messrs. Burnett & Co., Thorntons block,
Tenth street, are prepared to pay the high
est cash price for articles in their line, as
follows:
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RIVER NEWS.
PORT LIST.

i'hi
ARRIVED AND DEPARTED.
Steamer. where from. Where to
Shannon..... y Orleans -. Memphis.
City Chester..St. Lruis.... Memphis.
Mollie Ebcrt.St. Louis. .Pltt-hurg.
Qnickstcp..... Evansville Evansville.
j. Lumsden -. Nashville.
Is. Memphis. Mcmphi-.."St Louis.
II. &. Gray. Ark. river. Louisville.
J. +. Rank,s" Memphis...".E Evansville.
+. c. Elliott..ClncinnMi... Memphis.
Jas. Howard. Orleans st. Louis
Glcncoe...."... New Orleans.
lllinoi. Columbus. Columbus.
Jim Fisk, jr". Paducah .....Paducah.
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FRESH st, Louis lager beer just received
at the Excelsior saloon. F. Blankenburg,
proprietor. U.
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Go to DR.. McGsuley for Rattingers Fe
yer Drops. Warranted to cure the chlls
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nREAKING STREET LAMPS.

Within the past two OF three weeks n
large number of the rss lamps of the city
have been broken 10y mischievous boys.
The superintendent of the gas company
has determined to ferret out the guilty
Juveniles, and punish them to the fullest
extent of thclaw
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IMPORTED Malaga grapes at Jorgon
sons, corner of Twentieth street and
Washington avenue. Il
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PHIL. HOWARD,
STEAMBOAT BUTCHER,
city National Bank Building.

ss.special attention paid to orders from steam
oats nght or day.-6a
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THOSE HA Ms.

We have sampled those Barter& White
house hams, to be found at Stratton X Birds
and have no hesitation in pronouncing
them among the best we have ever eaten.
Messrs. $. " b. have plenty more of the
same kind and persons wishing . iirst-class
article should not fail TO give them Il
ca'l
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PURs {:

MARRIAGE GUIDE. -lnteresting work
numerous engravings, 22i pages. Price
90 cents. dress Dr.. Butts Dspensary,
No IL North Eighth Street, St. Louis, Mo.
See Advertisement. If.
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Paul G. Schulz sells Rsttingers medi.
cinev. II
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For THE best st, Louis lager in the
city, go to Blankenburgs Excelsior sa-
loon. IT.
JAVA IMPERIAL TEA ut Bristol " Still
wells. 3,4t
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Try the Java Imperial Tea, at Bristol
4 ) ilwoll.. 2.J-I
THE LITTLE KgyrucKtAy,

No. 50 Ohio levee, is tie pitce where
they keep the freshest fish and game, and
The finest wiacs, liquors and cigars, to be
found in the city. Dinner only twenty
i've cents Open day and night, at all
hours. J. 4. PARK, Proprietor.
3-llf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

a IN, . viii be q regular ,omu,u - utios
~ D,',- lodge, No. bCs A. y. A. ,he
XXTnur- nv ev-niu u, NJ cvd fi-', 1877.
~\wtk in ". n. s~E ee. Visiting be hr
cordial! ta,asJ. - s.,,
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MILLINERY.

Mrs. Anna Lang, on Eighth street be-
tween Washington and Commercial ave-
nues has just received u fine spring stock
Of millinery goods, consisting Of hats, bon
nets, ribbons, notions, cite. etc, to which
she ask. the attention of the ladies of
Cairo. Mrs Lang will take pleasure in
showing her goods to all who will favor
her with call. 3.9-lm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-11
EMIGRATION.

Gov. Scott in bis message to the Legisls-
ture Of South Carolina says:
The face o.'the CmigTant is turned away
from our State, and capital, which sets
labor in motion aud creates the manufac-
tules Whic contribute to the comfort and
elevation of man, sbriDks back from us as
i jba seals of pesiience were broken and
vals emptied out upon this beautiful land
Of ours Hence nearly three-fourths of our
vast territorial area, embracing not less than
5000 square miles, lie fallow to-day"
Vile Tennessee is in no such deplora-
bic condition as South Carolina, yet capt.
tai, aud the Intelligent emigrant are not
drawn 10 cur State as they should be.
Vuy much greater attractions may be Of
fsred TO both by increasing our educational
facilities, by reducing our debt, enhancing
our STATE credit, and an authentic and ex-
tended diffusion Of information Of
our wonderful resources, the health
fulIess Of eGr climate, the fertility Of our
soil, he variety aud value Of our crops, the
abuu6aEce Of Cur minerals, the extent and
procUc.iveness Of cur mines, the advan-
tsges 10 manufacturers in wood, iron, cotton
and wool, and The intelligence and hospit-
atty Of cur people. These are subjects
which viii come before cur Legislators.
We doub5 no. they will properly respond
to tie Just Expectations of their constituents
by wise AID encouraging legislation.
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TENNESSEE POLITICS.

A Nashville dispatch, of the oath, to the
New York Times, says: A splendid ban
auet was given mere last night in honor OF
Judge George " Emery, Chairman of the
Republican SITE Executive Committee, in
consideration OF lis efficient and laboriOus
services ia the recent national canvass. 1t
was in every particular an occasion Of good
feeling, and was heartily participated in by
gentlemen not members Of the Republican
party, who unIeservedly accept the political
Situation, judge q. II. Harrison, Republi-
can Congressman elect, presided, and OPP
ened TIE entertainment with an eloquent
speech. and was followed by Gen. @. Nancy,
late Of the Confederate ARMY; Gov. Sam.
Bard, Frank I. Reid, Col. VIM. f. Prosser,
Col d. w. Peabody, Capt. John RUBIN,
Albert Roberts and Geo. w. Purvis, of the
Banner. Capt. Z. E. Winters, and others.
The heaith Of the President Of the United
States was proposed by Gov. Bard, and cor
daily respond ID TO by all present.
Ger. George Nancy, Frank 7. Reid,
Albert Roberts and Geo. L. Purvis-the two
latter editors OF the Banner-sre late re-
cruits to tie Radical ranks. They were
strong friends Of Mr.. johnson during the
late canvass. If the move spoken Of above
was i tended TO draw the mass of Mr.,
Johuson's supporters in the late canvass into
the Radical ranks, we think II will prove a
fa.iurs.-BrjStOl Courier.
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LATEST MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH

LONDON, DEC. 10, 9 p. M.--Consols, fol
money, 91s; on account 9ls69l3. U
S. 5-2O's IS 91a, do '67, "a; 10-4Os S6
New fi7es $50. Erie 424.
PARIS, Dec. 10.-Rentes 53f soc.
FRANKFORT, Dec. 10.-U. S. 5-20s 81
965.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 10.--Cotton firm; up
land 10c; Orleans 10a610Sc. Sales 1900
bales; speculation and export 5000 bales
upland declined to 93d. Cotton from Bonn.
bay since last report 500 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 10.-Breadstuffs quiet.
red white wheat lis 10d. Flour 29s.
81. Corn, new, 2Ss 90. Pork Us. Tai
low AIS Sd. Receipts of wheat for the past
three days $1,000 bus, including 10 bus.
American shipments.
MOBILE, Dec. 10.-Cotton firm; low
middling 10c; middling 1890; net receipts
$50 bales; export coastwise 1,349 bales;
sales 1900 bales; stock 1922 bales.
GALVESTON, Dec. 1O.-Cotton steady;
good ordinary 1876 net receipts 1887 bales;
exports to Great Britain 1881 bales; coast
wise 1926 bales; sales 700 bales; stock Co.
602 bales.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 10.-Cotton quiet and
firm; middlipg 18l6lS5c; net receipts 49,
929 bales; exports to Continent 12,O27
bales; sales 1,779 bales; stock 81 ,957 bales
CHARLESTON, Dec. Cotton in
goad demand and steady; middling 1871
1Ssc; net receipts 1864 bales; sales 1900
bales; stock 36536 bales.
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SwindIed scandlnavIans.

The Times to-day publishes an expose OF
the affair Of the Scandinavian National
Bank of this city, ftom which it appears
that Fred L. Winslow, the President, has
been guilty Of fraudulent transactions,
which will result in the closing of The bank
this morning with heavy loss TO stock
holders and depositOrs. Winslow has been
in Europe for the past two months, and it
is confidently asserted that he will never
return. He is alleged TO have been en-
gagged in various speculations, all Of which
appear to have proved unsuccessful. The
bank did a very large proportion Of the bu.
siness of the Scandinavian population Of
this city, and its connections extended to
every Scandinavian community in the
West.
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Roger Il. fancy.

ASHAPoLIs, No, Dec. 10-The statue
Of the ATE Chief Justice fancy erected by
his ns,ige State was unveiled at the State
Capitol to-day with appropriate ceremonies,
including addresses by S. Teakle Wallis and
Gov Whyte. The statue was executed by
Rinehalt ami cast in the Royal foundry at
Munich. IL is Of heroic size, representing
the L IF Justice in the robe of office,
presiliug in the Supreme Court. Its lOca-
ton is the east front Of the State House
near g. ~ mai neutFanCe.
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Condensed reIegrans,

s.. Joseph, Mo-, reports q case In which
a special Treasury agent made mistake OF
$4,000 in trying to square the accounts of
a Revenue Collector.
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
authorize their board Of officers 10 repri-
mand, suspend or expel for unmercantIe
conduct.
Rev. Geo. B. Beecher, q nephew of h.
W., has located in Cincinnati.
Alliance, o., lost $4,000 hub factory
By fire Monday night.
Brunswick, Me-, reports eight inches Of
snow,
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

SEAN n
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-Mr. Trumbull
presented a memorial of citizens of lii
nois, against the passage ofthe bill TO per-
feet the navigation Of the Mississippi.
Southern Methodist Church Property
Mr.. Cooper presenteda memorial of the
Southern Methodist Association of Ten
nessee, asking payment for the destruction
of their property during the war.
MOraIizIng.
Mr.. Sherman, of the Finance Commit
tee, reported the bill of Mr.. Pomeroy, pro-
hibiting the sale of liquors in the district Of
Columbia, and moved TO refer the subject
to the Judiciary Committee. The Finance
Committee was in favor of law imposing
penalty for the benefit OF the wives OF
creditors of drunkards upon those who sold
them liquor, but thought it was rather a
question of morals than of finance.
Mr.. Pomeroy said the Judiciary Com
mittee was not committee on morals.
Mr.. Sherman-.sot exactly, but it is q
committee on lws,
Mr.. Conkling opposed the reference TO
the Judiciary, and asked whether the ques-
ton did not belong to the Finance Com
mittee.
After some discussion the Senate refused
to discharge the Finance Committee from
the consideration of the subject.
Bills were reported:
By Mr.. Sherman, TO authorize the Secre-
tary of the treasury to issue coupon bonds
IN exchange for registered bonds.
By Mr.. Cameron, TO authorize the Pres
ideDt to release the Empire of Japan fro N
the payment Of the indemnity due to the
United States under the Convention oi
1864.
Mr.. Harlan introduced a bill transfer
ring TO the Extra, Denison and Sioux
City Railroad Company, of Iowa, all the
rights Or interests heretofore vested in the
Cedar Rapids and Missouri Railroad Com
pany, by the acts of May 10, 1856 and
June ., 1854, to any public lands lying
within 20 miles of the line between Deni-
son and Onowa City, Iowa. Referred.
The Vote Direct.
Mr.. Cole offered a resolution directing
the Judiciary Committee to inquire into
the eXpediency OF so amending the Constr
tuition as to provide for the election of Pres
ident and Vice President and United States
Senators by direct vote of the people.
Adopted.
Mr.. Sherman from the Committee on
Finance reported to the House a bill for
the relief of sufferers by the Boston fire,
and stated that the committee was equally
divided on the subject. The bill was
placed on the calendar.
The calendar of business was then taken
up and most Of the bills upon it were pass
ed over. The bill relating to writs of exc
cution and other final processes in United
States Courts was indefinitely postponed;
also the bill to provide for the erection of
public buildings at Quincy, lii.
The Vice President announced the ap-
pointment Of Mr.. Stevenson, of Kentucky,
for member of the Board of Regents of the
Smithsonian Institute in place Of Garrett
Davis, deceased.
The bill to authorize the construction of
a bridge across the Ouschita River at or
near Arkadelphia, Ark, passed; also the
bill to provide for the removal Of the sunk
en- wreck obsructing the channel off Sandy
Hook.
At O'Clock the Senate went into EXecu-
tive session and soon after adjourned.
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Murder and Arson.

NORFOLK, VA, Dec. 1O.-Fire was dis
covered this morning issuing from the cabin
of small sloop lying at the dock, foot of
Roanoke street. John French, Captain of
the sloop, was found dead on the cabin
floor with his face and hands horribly
burned and in his right breast deep
wound, supposed to have been made with
q dirk knife. It is thought the Captain
was murdered foT his money, and that the
vessel was fred to conceal the crime.
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THE LOUISIANA MUDDLE.

The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Enquirer writes, Dec. Z, as fol-
lows:
"The Military Coup dEtat in Louisiana
exciies deep INDIGNATION among Democratic
members, aud viii probably lead TO calls for
information IN both branches on Monday
next. Il is believed that a few days will
develop 2 degree of party excitement in
Congress equal to that which obtained at
the last session. a prominent Democratic
iuris in Congress remarked last evening
that the attempt of Judge Durrell, of the
Uuied States Government Of Louisiana
was ah0 " illegal. 1t is believed, from this
example, that the Administration were
ready to throw out the votes Of any num-
Der Of Southern States, if this had been
needed 10 decide the eiecioa."
Referring to the fact that the case had
been brought ,efore the Supreme Court Of
the United States on the oh inst, the
Washington correspondent of the Lou
isyills C0lTierJOIu7lal says: After the
court adjourned the Judges consulted on
the suhjsc.. It is understood that there
was 2 difference Of opinion % TO the power
of the Supreme Court t. issue the writ; but
it was decided 10 have the argument on
Thursd = morning next, the 18th inst. If
the or1er ID show cause be granted, it viii
probably operate practically as an injun9-
ton upon Judge Durrell till the final dispO-
siJion Of the case; but it is much doubted
whether the Supreme Court will have the
nerve 10 90 anything to rescue Louisiana
from bayonet rule and pillage."
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New ORLEANS, Dec. I0.-The horse
malady is disappearing. Some cars are
running on most Of the street railroads,
LITTLE Rock, Dec. 10.-The epizootic
is on the increase. Every stable in the city
is closed. Buses, delivery wagons and
drays are drawn by oxen.
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 10 In view Of the ex-
tent to which the epizOotic prevails here
Mayor Brown has issued a proclamation in
viting men who live in the country aud
own working cattle to bring their animals
to the city and assist in moving the large
amount of merchandise and produce which
has accumulated during the past ten days
and holding out inducements that no license
tax will be imposed upon them.
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IS Coal Boats Sunk.

kingston, n. Y, Dec. 1O.-Ste inner
Norwich to-day while passing through
Warregat, West Highlands, with tow Of
thirty vessels, twenty-eight of which were
coal laden canal boats owned the Pennsyl-
vania Coal Company, encountered gale.
The haWser to which the coal boats were
attached parted and al!twenty eight boats
sunk. The entire amount of coal lost is
3, 700 tons, the value of which together
with that of the boats exceeds $4,000.
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noor, ont for tic shnrners.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. ia man giving The
name i. &. Serviss vas arrested here to.
dav ch srged with being connected with a
gang # burglars who have their headquar-
ters in New York and operate throughout
the : nth and West. Checks on the bank
of Nor.h America, New York, puTpOrting
70 be drawn for FOTdice g. Ris1on, Hunts
vile, Ala, in favor Of Jas. a. Coon, amount
inc In SIl,7O0, were found on him. He is
supposed to De at large and bail was given
At New Orleans.
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singular Suicide.

CINCINNATI, O., Dec. 10.-A singular
suicide ;ook place today. Estes Davis
about siX.y years old, man Of some prop
err, bet q re,'usa 10 his habits, shot him
self aaa was found dead ia the solitary
room j had been occupying, He left sew
erai ba written documents complaining
bitterly If society AMI Of neglect by his
friends a letter from Hon. Job E, Stew
enson was found on him, showing he had
applied for consulship to the Fejee Is
ands.
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RIVER DISASTER.
Steamer Burned on the Ohio.
a Complete Loss-Passengers Saved

A Complete LOSs-EassenSeEs saved.
CINCINNATI, Dec. IA Chronicle dis
patch gives the particulars Of the burning
ofthe steamer Emma yesterday at Shawnee
town bar. She left Evansville Saturday
with a valuable cargo Of furniture, whisky
and poultry. She grounded on the oar that
evening. At noon Monday fire was disCov-
cred running up her screen and in few
moments the whole forward part Of the
cabin was in flames.
The steamer Camelia coming up sert her
yawls ard assisted in Tescuing the pas
seDgers and crew, some Of whom had been
precipitated into the water by the upsetting
of the Emma's yaWl. Two children and
a woman were rescued IS they were sinking
for the last time. 1t is believed that all the
passengers and crew were saved. The boa
was totally destroyed. She was valued at
$4,000. Her cargo was probably worth
$4,000. Insurance unknown.
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milwaukee Must Pay Its Debts

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 10-A dispatch
from the Hon. Alexander Mitchell to May
or Hooker received yesterday announced
thai The Supreme Court of the United
States had decided the Milwaukee and Su-
paricr Railroad bond cases adversely TO the
city. These bonds were voted by the city
in 1876 and were declared [vOidl by the
love- counts. The bonds and interest
amount To four hundred thousand dollars.
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Mysterious Murder.

ST. LOUIS, Dec I0.-An unknown man
was found hanging to a tree about two
miles from East ST. Louis, yesterday. He
evid -Dllv had been killed by blow on the
temple. and was afterwards suspended to
the limb # a sycamore tree, only four feet
fom the ground, By unknown persons,
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FOREIGN.
The stormy SeasOn-Great Damage In
LOndOn-Many Persons Injured,

| The Stormy SeasOn-Great Damage In
LOndOn-Many Persons Injured.
LONDON, Dec. 10.-The gale continued
| yesterday but not with the severity of Mon
| day. Dispatches are bringing intelligence
| of disaster By sea and land. The damage
in this city is considerable. Houses were
blown down and forty persons injured by
| falling buildings. A brig foundered off the
west coast Of the Isle Of Wight; all on board
| persisted. The bark Straybund, from Ham
| burg for New Y ork, was wrecked on KEN
| orridge Ledge, but the crew were saved.
| The gasometer attached to the Royal Ar
| sensl at Woolwich was damaged, and the
hospital has been without gas the past two
nights. Telegraphing is impeded. The
telegraph wires in Ireland which we're pros
traed by gales have not yet been fully re-
paired.
Strikers Punished for Conspiracy.
Several of the gas stokers who were sum
moned under the Masters and Servants
Act to appear and answer the charge of
conspiracy, have been found guilty and
sentenced to six weeks imprisonment.
Proposed Constitutional Changes i'm
France.
PARIS, Dec. 10.-Ninety-.WO members
of the Assembly belonging to the Left Gen.
ire, during the September government,an1
fifteen Moderate Republicans, including
Chansey, Jules Fsyre, Casimir, Perier, and
Leon have they say united in the pressnta-
ton to the National Assembly of a propos-
al for reference to the committee of thirty,
suggesting the prolongation of Theirs term
four years; the election of a Vice Presi-
dent; the partial renewal OF the assembly
yearly; the establishment of the principle
of ministerial responsibility; the creation
of a second chamber; and the settlement
of the relations between the Executive and
Legislative departments.
Theirs In the TWO.HOrse Act.
A delegation Of moderate Republicans in
the National Assembly called upon Presi-
dent Theirs yesterday to express their ap-
preheBsiOns that he was leaning too far to-
wards the party CT the Right. The Presi-
dent, in response, assured them that he
would uphold firm and mistaken the policy
announced ia his message at the opening of
the Session.
A Carlist Eruption.
Madrid, Dec. 10.-A body of Carlists
entered the town Of Manresa, in the Prov
ince of Barcelona, yesterday, but were met
by troops stationed there, and repulsed, af-
ter sharp fight.
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CHICAGO.
Lolita Denies Being Dead.

CHICAGO, Dec. 10-The report recently
circulating in the newspapers OF the death
in France Of Lolita, the well known actress,
is contradicted by the lady herself, in a
letter to the manager Of one of the theatres
of this city. Yesterday she was stopping
in Yarwood, England, and was quite
we'll
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States Office showing The election of Bax-
ter as Governor by a majority of 1926.
The Secretary of State furnishes an official
list of the members of the Legislature
showing the Republicans to have twenty
Senators and fifty-two representatives, and
the Democrats five Senators and twenty
six representatives, with one district to hear
from.
south Carolina Senator.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. 10. -JnO. j. Pat
terson was elected United States Senator
on the first ballot.
How He was Elected.
LATER.-John j. Patterson, Senator elect
from South Cal DINA, has been arrested on
the charge of bribery.
Municipal Election i'm Boston.
BOSTON, Dec. 10.-ReiurDs up to noon
indicate the choice of q. l.. Pierce, the Re
publican citizens candidate for Mayor, by
a large majority.
Later-DemOcratIcM Mayor Reelected.
CASTOR was reelected Mayor to-day by
352 majority over II. S. Pierce. Castor
was the candidate of the Democrats and
citizens, and Pierce the nominee of the
people and Labor Reformers. The Com
mon Council stands about 10 Republicans
to "a Democrats.
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TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New York
last evening at 800 for tie old issue and
81 for the new.
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CoTToN closed quiet and irregular in
New York at 1880 for middling, notwith-
standing good export demand.