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SENT TO JAIL.-James Patterson alter
being fined in the Police Court, yesterday
morning, was escorted to EsQr. Gillespys
office to answer the charge of assaulting
Annie E. Sawyers. The testimony was
heard, but the case not being made out to
the satisfaction ofEsqr. G., he dismissed it.
The woman complained before the same
Justice that she was also in bodily fear Of
Patterson, and he was arrested on a war.
rant. The usual examination was had
and the accused required to give bail in
the sum OF five hundred dollars to keen
the peace for one year. This was Too
much Tor Patterson, He could find no
one willing to go on his bond for that
amount, and in default, he was sent to Jail,
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

The Trenton Bank, at Trenton, N. j.,
has been robbed Of about $4,000
--GeOrge f. Cochnower, OF st. Louis,
agent Of DicbOld & Kienztc, safe manulac.
turers, Of this city, was arrested at Cincin.
matt, Sunday, charged with embeZzling
$1,000 belonging to the firm.
AT Urbana, Ohio, on Friday night,
Simon Oberlin, m old and respected Citi.
zen, was attacked by man named Jacob
Miller, who robbed him Of $50 and val.
liable watch, and so terribly beat him that
he cannot recover Both parties belong
TO the same church. Miller was arrested.
AN Annapolis dispatch states that it
q generally expected there that Mrs.
Wharton will be acquitted, and that the
the indictment against her for poisoning
Van Ness will be noRc proNqai
The Dominion Board Of Trade has
sent an address to the Queen congratulate.
ing her upon the recovery Of the Prince
Of Wales.
The Union Pacific Rail Road is
blocked up again by snow.
-AleNB anu party were at Topeka
yesterday ard had gushing reception at
the State House. = -
1t is stated that the Cuban leaders
who have been in this country seeking to
move our government to recognize the
Cuban Republic rs n belligcrcnt power
are beginning to despair Of success They
will bring to bear in Congress now the
recent landing Of $4,000 Coolies, and also
the landing oil several cargoes of slaves on
the lslandas arguments against Spanish
rule.
Harrison county, Indiana, including
Terre Haute, voted by u very large ma
jofity TO appropriate 100000 to aid in
the construction of the proposed Tcrre
Haute S South Wabash Railroad.
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PITrsnURGu, January, 22.-Mononga,
hela river 3 feet 10 inches and stationary.
Weather clear and cold.
CAIRO. January 22,-Arrived-E. II.
Durier, New Orleans, p. NJ; Idlewild
Evansville, II p. NJ; NJ. j. W!Cks, New
Orleans, 8 L. NJ; Esperanza, New Orleans
Or. NJ; Shannon, New Orleans, 10 +. NJ
Talisman, Nashville, 10 r. NJ; Baggage
st. Louis, noon. Departed-Idlewild
Evansville, ga. NJ; T. H. DurFer, Louis.
vile, 9 A. NJ; Ironside, New Orleans, Q A.
Nj EspCranza, Louisville, 9 A. NJ. Clear
and cold.
LOUISVILLE, January 29.-River fall.
ing, feet in canal; three feet in tine chute.
Weather clear. Coal business made.
quRte. .....a.--a,-
CINCINNATI, January 22,-Ninc feet in
the channel. Arrived, Edinburg from
Red river. Cloudy.
PT.rsBURGH, January 29.-CleAr and
pleasant MonongehalA river, 3 feet in the
channel and stationary. No arrivals or
departures except packets.
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KILLED by TIE CARs.-William W.
Bond, brother of Capt. Frank Bond, (well
known in this city, conductor on the Bal
timorc & Ohio railroad, was killed by the
cars near Frederick Junction one day last
week, Mr.. B. was standing on one Of the
two tracks at that point, and seeing a
train approaching, stepped over on the
other. He had scarcely done SO when he
was struck by the engine Of train coming
in an opposite direction from the one he
avoided, and was instantly killed, His
remains were taken to Baltimore for in.
terment, where his father resided,
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SHOULDER DIsLoCATED.--Saturday af,
ternoon, August Miller jumped from a
street car while in motion, down in the
Eighth ward, and not being fully posted
in the business, jumped the wrong way.
The consequences were, he was thrown
violently against the curb,stone, and had
shoulder dislocated. The unfortunate
man was promptly removed to Brice's
drug store, and surgical aid summoned.
The dlslocation was reduced, and Miller
sent to his home where he is now lying
suffering quite seriously from the effects
of the fall.
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TIM RIyE2 -Bgsiress Along Tie lAn1.
Ing, yeterigy, WIS qup Dan. Ice was
running qgie heavily 50 far As ggaEa.y
weleoDegEned, tylr 4 wp 80 sia thai Il
did no; ieriOusIy interfere with nzyiga.
i.oa The Express We presume got sway
Tor PaTkeFsburr, bat she lad no, Ten when
nc were down in the ne!ghboihooI oiihe
shaFi The lov be-; Michigan canr
doWn from s1ne point above We ala not
learn.-Tbo Major Anderson len C.Dcin.
natl, Saturday evening, having 900 tons
on board, 10 Of which were sugar and
molAsses for Pittsburgh. She had engage,
men,s atyari0us poia,S shove Cincinnati
10 make iull freight lsl-Tle Pitts.
burgh Pilots Association have adopted
The following resolution, and request 81
pilots 10 observe il "RsUlrai, Tha,
when steamboat Is 80 situated that the
pilot IS fearful Of danger OF difficulty, 10
case an approaching boat should attempt
to meet or pass, he shall sound the steam
whistle in the following manner One
long blow, then short interval, after
which three sharp blows in quick success.
sion, 10 indicate that the approaching
boat shall stop or keep back. The an.
swer 70 these signals shall be the same as
the original signals. After the danger is
passed, pilots shall notify each other by
tue same signals as required by law
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SPAIN.

MADRID, January 22-The circular
issued 70 Governors Of Proyiences lOr the
suppression Of the International Society
has evoked TemOnstranCcs from members
IN az parts Of Spain. The Ialernationals
OF Madrid have made an earnest appeal
ior revocation Of the instructions.
a caucus Of Senators and Deputies re.
eeiyed the support Of Senior sorrilla for
President Of COrtcs, Senior Hair!erl is q
candidate for the Ministry.
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WELooNE HoNr We hAi De Pleasure
yesterday, y taking b. the bard Jgr
Nhhan tacAsioS irisHA, 4 II Gllespy,
K-qr, tui returned irun a bridal TIP.
Ana nc TIP vas usder,Akea CO hs eva
aeeount. be having lei 10 TIE altar week
oE 50 since, one q the iEir daughters o,
our city. We welcome Esqr, 6 to the
fraternity Of BsDeiicis, and wish him anil
his bride 4 pleasant journey along lies
pathway.
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TIm great demand for those wonderful
goods q japanese manufacture, now not
sale At Paul Il Orrs, still continues, and
they have this day received direct from
the importer the third lot this season, Go
early and set your choice They hsYe
also on hand games, puzzles and fancy
articles in endless variety, besides books
foF persons Of al ages, and the lafges,
stock Of desks, pockesboOks, gold pens
and pencils ever brought to this city
Remember the place, PAUL 4 Orrs, %
Market street.
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ANNAroLIs, january ee-Thc court
room was packed, Argument for the
defense of Mrs. Wharton still continued,
the counsel contending that he had shown
failure to prove her guilt, and that the
prosecution had substituted cruel suspi.
Cions. He infinitely reviewed the chemi.
cal and mechanical testimony as showing
Mrs. w. not only not guilty Of poisoning
Gen. X. but that she did not and could
not have administered the poison.
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Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our Remover in many eases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, to restore. gray or faded
Whiskcrs we have prepared this
dye, i'll one preparation; which will
quickly and ctlcctually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces n color which will
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Gents.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL, 3 CO.,
NASHUA, NH.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

PANS, January % Nj Thlers receives
gratifying evidence d public ooaldenos
irqp al auartcrL The diplomatic repre-.
sentatiyes IL the foreign goytrnmehis
waited On him In body yesierJ4y and pre-.
sented their congratulations on his deter.
minaiion 10 remain President The greet.
ing from Count Orlof, the Russian Am.
bassador, was noiiccably warm and cor.
dial.
1t Is understood that Thiers has decided
To abstaln hereafter from participation in
debates In the Assembly, except on i'm.
pOrtant occasions.
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hSy'f year in'rI 8, luz t,' 'ol,1,'u'
y o. t'i' Nal"ap,' lini, l'p"'"'' Nv ;
"h''h Is ""e ~ ,''''.' ''','r, "
can assure our o'n '4t'S"S '''a' " v
KEEP IG'li up |" ''s NY" s,'"'Na'' :
ana 1t Is 'ht "hly t','np'' "l!u lt ,,'.
'h PteP'"1I'oh '"' ''''"',uE VIZ J.
or FADED III AIR TO It's youthful color.
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Cnigs HES, merchant tailor, corner
Main and Quincy streets, solicis the at.
tentiou OF gentlemen to his hIl and winter
stock Of ready made clothing, consisting
of cloths, cHssimeres, yestings, all new,
and comprising every style popular AT the
East, With a superior stock, a first class
cutter, and the hest worSmCn obtainable,
| can guarantee my work, aud that my
prices will be satisfactory. c. HISS,
Corner Main and Quincy streets
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PITTSBURI;u.

aEg f.stHa}
PirrsDuRGH, Jan, 22.-blayor Brush
occupies the office In the new City Hall
tomorrow.
About onethird Of the pews in tie now
Trinity Episcopal Church, Just completed,
were sold to-day At premium Of $2G, 900.
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CoMpRoMIsED.-Gcorge spcycr com,
planned before EsQr, GiIIespy, yesterday,
TINT N. Rheinstrom committed an assault
and battery upon him 90 the Goth inst.
The matter was investigated and resulted
in compromise-Mr. r. paying the
costs.
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The Catholic Mission Among the
Representatives. of DIR. Vaughan,
N.....i......aI

CINCINNATI, january 29.-Very Rev.
Herbert Vaugan, D. D, Superior Of the
st. Joseph's Apostolic Society for foreign
missions in London, England, who is In
this country on u mission, looking Cs.
pecially alter the propagation of Catholic
religion among the cOlorcd people OF the
United States, addressed large congrc.
CATION at the cathedral, yesterday, on the
subject OF the Catholics Of the United
States and the negroes.
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GERMANY.

LONDON, January 22-The German
War Office is about to establish militia.
~ school at Metz.
1t Is reported that the German govern.
ment refuses u join In the movement Of
the European powers for the suppression
OF the International Society.
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The Charleston and Savannah Forts
TO he RehnhilitnIeh. N

CHARLESTON, S. O., January 99.-Thc
work of putting Fort Sumpter and Fort
Moultrie in dcfcnsiblc condition will begin
Immediately, The contractor will com.
mence the moulding Of forty heavy guns
to-day. Fort Pulaski, below Savannah,
Is also to be strengthened up with extern
Slte earth works and guns Of greater cali.
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TuE Eureka Organs have the hand.
soonest and finest finish, have more con.
vcnicnces, such as lamp brackets, book
closets, &c, are furnished at far lower
prices than any other organs, and are to
be had only ut Shcibs Music Store, Mon.
roe street, either on the rental plan or
otherwise.
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MUNICIPAL COURT.-This court was
in session short time yesterday morning,
but nothing of general interest to the
public was done
Adjourned until tomorrow morning at
10l o'clock.
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GRAND TRIo-Wc saw 'Rastus Rath.
burn, Boose Leasure and Jimmy Johnston
No. 9, saunteripg along up Centre Street,
yesterday, and it occurred to us a grander
trio Of bummers could moi be found, in
this city, at least. II lobe Vance had
been out of DURANGO vile so that he could
las he undoubtedly would have joined the
gay party, the quartettc would have been
complete, And such a quartette!
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REMovAL.-Wm. Graham has removed
his stock of Carpets and Furniture to J.
c. Orr's old stand, liz Main street, where
how'll be thankful to sec all his old Gus.
toners and any new ones who may favor
him with a call.
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MEETING IN THE L. p. CnURcu LAST
NEGHr.-There was meeting in the in.
tercst Of the Reform Association I've eness
that is what it is called, held in the Uni.
ted Presbyterian Church last night. The
objeCtof the Association, as VIC under.
stand it, is to secure recognition Of the
Supreme Being in the Constitution Of the
United States. The attendance ut the
Church was not large from the fact that
services were being held in several Of the
churches in the city; and. also, that Prof
Hull gave readings Mt the Female College.
The meeting was addressed by Rev. Mr..
Duncan, agent Of the Association. The
remarks Of Rev. Mr.. D. were earnest and
quite eloquent and made good imprrs.
sion on his hearers.
After he had concluded, callswere made
Tor the nomination Of delegates to attend
n National Convention to be held in Gin.
cinnai, on the 3lst inst. Mcssrs. Thomas
Sweeney, W. H. Oxtoby and NJ. W. Mil
Ter were nominated and elected. The
meeting was closed with prayer by Rev.
james Moliat
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CLOsISG out sales OF Boots and Shoes.
From now, | am selling out my entire
stock of Boots and Shoes a, cost L. V.
Blond, l07 Main street
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STRUNG a LEAK.-The water main
leading from the Water Works 10 the
basin sprung leak, yesterday, and a
force Of men were at once set to work to
repair the damaged joint
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TAKEN UNDER ADvIsEMEST.-Pur.
suant to postponement the examination
OF George McMochan (cOloredO was had
last evening before Judge Johnston. We
mentioned this case in yesterday morn.
ing's paper, and need no! state the nature
of the charge against McMechan. Judge
]. heard the testimony, pro and con, and
then took the case under advisement. Hc
appointed the goth Of February rs the
time when he would render his decision.
The prisoner was required to give bail in
the sum Of five hundred dollars for his
appearance on the day named. He hRd
no difficulty in finding bondsman, and
was thcreupon released from custody.
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PosTroSED. - Complaint was made
before Esqr. Cots. o, Washington town
ship, that one James Lowther had assault.
ed one John Culver las, Friday night
with poker, intending to kill him. A
warrant was placed III Constable Chap.
Inns hands Sunday evening and he at
once proceeded 10 execute It. The par
ties all live in FultoD, and Lowther is said
to be thcterrorot the village, Thconlecr
had no difficulty in making the arrest,
although heaccused took refuge in the
cellar when Constable c. knocked at the
door Of his residence He secured him,
however, without any trouble and lodged
him in Jail. A preliminary examination
waslto have been held yesterday afternoon,
before Esp Cots, but Culver was so
seriously Injured that it was not though,
prudent ioF him to leave his home, The
Investigation was, therefore, postponed,
and should the condition of the wounded
man permit, Lowther will have hearing
at o'clock this afternoon,
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The Geneva Arbitration..Jobn RulI
Not Pleased with the American

New York, January ga London
letter says that the Englishmen are much
dissatisfied with the statement of the
American case submitted to the Geneva
arbitrators It is stated that the English
public andIprobahly the government are
startled by the extent OF the demands
made. The Britishers will warmly con.
test every point contcnded for by the
Americans. ......'
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FINEST stercoscopie Views IN the city
al the Partridge Gallery
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II you want any Of those Table Linens
and Towels that arc selling so very cheap
at Henry Brucs', you had better call with
out delay, as they are going of very fast,
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Police CoURT-There was quorum
in the police court, yesterday morning,
both OF spectators and offenders. We
haven't seen SO many there for a long
time, and all ideas of dispensing with the
institution were banished from the minds
of any who may have entertained them.
The following cases were tried; Philip
Hough, drunk, one dollar and costs--iail
ten days William Taylor, assault, dis.
missed at defendants costs James Boyce,
disorderly, flve dollars and costs Albert
Ray, same, dismissed at the costs of the
city; Thos. Pritchard, same, same order
Daniel Cots, drunk, one dollar and costs
Wash, Vennum, drunk, one dollar and
costs-jail ten days; James Patterson
(colored) assault, ten dollars aud costs.
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LARGEsr stock Of Photograph Albums
in the city at the Partridge Gallery.
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HAVE your Photographs made :, The
Partridge Gallery.
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FoR fst class Domestic Dry Goods so
to Henry Bucs, the cheapest house in
the trade.
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Buy your Black silks before they ad.
vance. The estslock to be found in the
city is at Henry Brucs.
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TUESDAY,, JANUARY 20, Is7a.
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DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.


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For Rent--Dwelling House.
For Sale or Rent. I"
Lost-MoroccO Satchcl.
Auction Sale of Machinery.
The Wheeling One Dollar Store.
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500 pieces best Bleached sheelings just
opened at Henry Brues'.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-22
DOMESTIC PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, October 2l.-Flour duh; COM
mon to good, S7d7 30; good to choice. 3 500
S 40. Whisky firm and in fair demand &5ac
Wheat is scarcely 80 firm amber Western,
81 d7J9. Rye, barley and malt Unchanged
Corn heavy; steamer Western mixed, H12@
63c. Oats are slightly in buyers favor; Old
western mixed. faiSSc. Coffee firm: Rio,
I4GlSc. sugar hrmer; fair 10 gOou refining
gduBL5c PrOvisiOns-pork quiet and nrm mess
So 5ldl5 s.. Beef quiet; mess, 81 9gb 80. Cut
meats unchanged; middles steady, short clear
gl5c. Lard frmer; kettle, &c. Butter steady
Western IOgl6c. Cheese quiet at llgi454c.
CINCINNATI, October 2l-Flour dul and
declined, s. 25d7 80. Wheat dull but prices
unchanged; red, 81 62GI 81; white, 81 6S9l Y.
Corn duh at i0d4lc. Rve quiet at 6S@4uc.
Oats quiet; new, 326S5c. Pork firm and stock
light, Sl4Gl4 81. Lard quiet; summer, I@Eg
&c: no steam offered. Bulk meats steady for
shoulders, at &c; no winter cured sides here
nOminally clear rib, lO14c; clear sides, lOzc.
Bacon-sales Of shoulders at &C, held at &c.
Hogs, 81 Goat 40. Whisky steady at Sc.
ST. LOUIS, October N.-FIour dull but I'M
changed. Wheat, dull and declined; No. =
mixed 81 l2k@I 10 Corn dull; No. , mixed,
below strictly prime are unsaleable; sample
lots Of Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota range
Oc@Sl % Whisky dun, S9e. Pork quiet, Sl5 =.
Bacon. firm for clear sides, but other kinds
are EASY. iobbing and order lots, T1SaSc, u%G
ll3tc, l5zdl2c Lard is dul; summer is not
worth over nc. Hogs quiet at s. SO94 30.
LOUISVILLE, October 2l.-Bagging quiet,
with light sales; hemp, l3dl4c: flax. I4al5c.
Flour Is / air demand: extra family S. jOqz.
Wheat steady at 81 45GI %. Corn quiet at 45S
&c. Oats are IN moderate request at 2SgS0c.
Rye Is in demand at 6597Oc. Provisions are
nominal. Bacon re, ll12@ll94c, packed;
stock light. Lard, tierces, SIC; kegs, l014c.
No other articles Of hog produce here. Whis-
ky steady az S8GSgc.
CHICAGO, October I.-FlOur dull and nom
inal. Wheat quiet and weak spring No. l.,
81 l5GI l51z. Corn firm; No. ? mixed, SOC.
Oats steady; No. =. 2la2lAc. Rye, No.2, 500
5O1.c. Pork quiet at SI8 20. Lard dull sales
NJ so Rink tLIuNA.g
short rib middles. l0IsdlOLc. Bacon quiet
and unchanged. Hams, sugar-cured, sold al
lac packed. Whisky steady at Soc.
NASHVILLE, October 2l.-FlOur hrm; fam
lily, SG7 80. Wheat, 81 sal 90. Corn, 5c. Rye,
CSC. Oats, soc. Barley, Zoe; all sacked in depot.
COrnmeal, 27O. Provisions firm. Lard, ket-
tle-dried, Toe. Bacon-shoulders. sc; clear
sides, l2ze. Sugar-cured hams, lsc.