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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-The Presidents mes
sage on Louisiana affairs not having been
completed till late hour this afternoon, it will
be transmitted to Congress tomorrow.
Treasury Balances.
The following are the Treasury balances for
day:-Currency, $11 ,57S, $50; special deposit
of legal tenders for redemption of certificates of
deposit S42 $50 900; coin, $73 469 929, including
coin certificates, 500, 100, 100; outstanding legal
tenders, $685., 100000.
The Pacific Mail Invesfi CATION.
In the Pacific Mail investigation, John G.
Hersey, assistant door keeper, who received
S11 900 from Irwin, swore he used it in the pay
ment of debts, and in the ordinary expenses of
living, except $1,000 lost in pork speculation
and several thousand dollars invested in gov.
eminent bonds and other personal property.
Hamilton G. FAINT swore he did all he could
to secure the subsidy. He devoted his time to
members and sometimes he would send others
to see members. He sent Geo. w. Wiley of
New York to see Representative Beck, but that
amounted to nothing.
1t appeared during the examination that
Wiley did see Beck, but Beck not only made
speeches, but voted against the subsidy. Wit
ness did not carry stocks for any member OF
Congiess. .sasE
Don Pratt testified that he received the $1,000
as stated by Albert. 1t was in the shape of a
loan from Irwin, and the money was paid back
to him, The transaction had nothing whatever
to do with the subsidy, as he had opposed it
from the beginning to the end in his news
paper, amp otherwise did all he could to defeat
it. The money was from TWINS private funds,
and certainly it was not used to corrupt men,
bers The note that he gave Irwin came back
to him endorsed By r. B. Irwin as paid July
I'd, 1872 The witness declined to say who paid
the money for him, as this involved an exposure
of private transactions which had nothing
whatever to do with the subsidy.
The committee decided that Piatt shall an
swer who paid the $4,000 for him in satisfaction
of his note to Irwin. and have given him until
Friday to tell. Adjourned till tomorrow. -
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Special Notice.
BEWARE OF
COUNTERFEITS AND
INVITATIONS

The high reputation gained by ADAMSON'S BO-
TANIC COUGH BALSAM for the cure OF Coughs.
Colds, Asthma, Bleeding OF the Lungs and Con-
SUMPTION has given rise 70 spurious Inc
SAM is prepared only by FRANK W. KINSMAN,
Sole Proprietor. 10 protect yourselves from imposi-
ton, examine the bottle and that the words "F
W. Kinsman, Druggist, Augusta. Maine. are blown
the glass Of the BOTTLE 5000 for better article
DON'T FAIL TO TRY 1T.
The following are few Of the names Of those who
have used this remedy: Mrs. Gov. Cony, Mrs. Hon.
lanes W. bradbury, Anson p. Morrill,, Ex-Governor
Of Maine, Mrs. Col. Thomas Lamba-d, Mrs. Col.
Thomas lang Hon. j. j. Eveleth, Mayor OF Angus
ia; Rev DR.. Kicker. Rev. e. Z. Martin, Rev. q. r.
Penny, Rev. VIM. A. Drew, Rev. n. y: WOO; Coi.
f. MI Drew Secretary of state; Hon. j. 7. Wood
ward, State Librarian; Col Geo W; Stanley, Presi-
President Granite National Bank; s. w. Lane Sec
rotary OF Senate; Warren l. Alden, Bangor; Charles
C. N1tter ESQ.,, q fremont St., Boston; VIM. ii.
Taylor, Beacon St., Boston; Emory Cook and many
others in Providence; W. f. Morrell, ESQ.,, Portland,
and fifty thousand others too numerous to mention.
sold by all Drusgisas.
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PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT rwENTY-FouR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER. Washington, d. G.,
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east to southeast winds, cloudy weather, rain,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.


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One " SO inch fine and heavy s q
One case Hills Bleaehed IL
One Z" Boot A Bleached 8"
One " Washing ton Cambrics IA g
100 I" Bates Honey Comb Quilts SIS "
ALL OF THESE GOODS ARE MICH
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Seven pieces Black Silks for S1.45 yard.
Ten Lyons POplins best quality
S1.O0 yard.
One case more of those S1.25 Thibets
for 69c yard.
ALL OF OUR
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At EQUALLY LOW PRICES.
One case assorted Felt Skirts S1.OO each.
500 Embroidered Linen Sets at abOIt
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The Che 4. isiry of the stomach.

SPOKEN.
Dec 3d. lat 81 o., lon II 05, ship California from
Calcutta for Boston.
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Sch Leocadia, Deland, of and from Portland with
lumber for Boston, dragged ashore on the rocks at
Fishing Island abreast Of Portsmouth Light on Sat
urday night. She came of soon AFTER but misstayed
and struck again in another place. two lengths ahead
where she biIged and filed She was discharging on
Monday and q tug was alongside ready to assist in
pulling her off,
Sch w d Il, from weebawken for Bath, before re-
and has proceeded. The wreckers receive $500.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-The Presidents mes
sage on Louisiana affairs not having been
completed till late hour this afternoon, it will
he transmitted to Congress tomorrow.
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Minor kilograms.

New YORK, December 14.-Adolph Levin
ger, attorney for an uptown savings bank,
has been arrested, charged with having failed
to turn over thirty EIGHT thousand seven hun.
bred and thirty-fYe dollars collected, which,
it is said, caused the failure Of the bank.
PRoy1NcETowN, MASS, December H.
While the Universalst church was in ses.
sion, eight hundred persons being assembled,
an attempt was made to burn the building.
The flames were soon extinguished, but quite
q panic ensued.
i PoRrLAaD, NE, December 14.-The
schooner Deborah, hence for Springfield No
yember 90, is unheard from, and 1t Is feared
she Is lost. s5stsl'i ~ -
Sr. LOUIS, December 14.-No new grand
sinry will be empannelled till next May, and
there will be no new indictments till then.
81 LONDON, December liza. A. Marlet has
failed. Liabilities, FIVE hundred and nifty
thousand dollars. 80,
INDIANAPoLls, I'm, December 1-The
indianapolis Brass and Supply Company
have made an assignment for the benefit Of
their creditors. Assets, one HUNDRED and
seventy thousand dollars liabilities, eighty
Thousand dollars. One hundred men ousted.
,BALT1MoRE, December d4-At 8 meeting
today of stock holders Of the Baltimore anc
Savannah s.eamahip Company. sis hundred
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The Southern Members.

orc of the most impressive features OF
the present gathering Of Congress is the pre-.
sence Of southern members aud their south
cru friends. The warm southern grasp OF
the hand, the charming southern accent, and
the impulsivc southern manner, give new
zcst TO Washington life to one who has not
been here since the war. All the born
southerners who come here take an interest
nov in national affairs that might astopls5
come who remember the bitterness Of few
years ago. They have resolved to save them
selves if possible from the reign Of the car
pet-baggcrS, and TO urge certain claims OF
their own upon the attention of the National
Government. They have been impoverished
50 long that they think it is time for them to
apply for some material recompense. They
Will ask for an appropriation for the Texas
Pacific railroad, one Tor the improvement of
the Mississippi leyecs, AID one for the James
River and kanawha canal. But some OF the
requests of representatives, from part OF
the country which has been SO long shut out
from all the country's common privileges are
entitled TO consideration, and will hereafter
review with care their merits.- Washington
correspondence Of The World.
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An EmporfauI Question Settled.

In the case OF Hall and Sybrand against
L4nnng ct al, from the Illinois circuit, yes.
terday decided in the United States Supreme
Court. very mportapaauestion, touching
the faith and credit TO begiven to the judy
mer,s of one State ia the courts of another,
was settled. In this case Judgment was
obtained against the paintitis in error as
partners in New York, Asll only being
served with process and appearing. Sybrand
was a non resident of the State, and had
ceased 10 be a partner with Hall more than
Fix months before The suit. The court below
decided that the judgment sued on was con.
elusive of what iSseI out, and that Sybrand
was not entitled to be heard as to his matters
OF defence. This court rcyerses that Judg-
inert, holding that in such case the service
of process upon and the appearance OF one
of the former partners cannot have the effect
to give the court jurisdiction Of the Others
out OF the State and who are not served
with process. aud that the judgment sued
upon therefore did not bind Sybrano.-
HaShinotOn Republican. 14h.
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The Greed for Office.

The voracity shown by the hungry poiti-
clans of the South TO get all the offices within
the gift Of the House is disgusting the East
ern and Western Democrats. Iu the ratio Of
nine to one has the South secured, as far as
1t has been distributed, the patronage. The
claims of the Democracy Of New York,
Pennsylvania, Ohio. aud Indiana have been
entirely ignored, while Texas and Virginia
have dictated nearly al the appointments.
What makes the matter more offensive is the
fact that nearly every appointee did service
In the Confederate army. II the policy Of
the House Is ut all foreshadowed by the ap-
pointments thus far made it is safe to as.
sumo that the voice Of the South will enter
largely into the legislation of the session,
even, indeed, IL that section does not entirely
control it, Washington letter in Baltimore
d,D.r;c1,,
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OutIawry In the Pennsylvania Coal
REGIONS.

PorTsv1LLE, December 14.-F. Wenrich,
the Mahoney City merchant who was lodged
in Jail last week on the oath Of Mrs. ODon-
nell as being one of the masked men who
shot O'Donnell and the woman McAIlis, was
to-day released on a writ of habeas corpus.
It was feared at Mahoney City last night that
the city would be fred, and posse went up
from here on late train. A very uneasy
feeling continues there to-day 10 consequence
Of large bodies OF strange men lowering
about the town upto late hour last night.
It is rumored another raid similar to that of
last spring is contemplated by these outlaws.
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Markets by Telegraph.
d 10 zrrT uf,uR - CT
NEW YORK.

!, NEW YORK, December l4.-Cotton quiet; low
grades neglected; sales Of 1880 bales at ~ 1910
0l3hc. Flour In limited demand and sun 10 9ny,
~ IS favor: superfne western and State, S4.40@
S1.75; southern quiet and heavy; common to fair
Extra, S5@S6.25; good to choice extra, $500
$50 Whsass sss red aaySt
al .4S for white western. Corn SHADE brmer
Win moderate inquiry; 74s@55S; for for h high
S Sas steady and demand &C. for mixed
aas stale, dsGo2s 5sT so ur
goes; n na molssses@EeW Orleans quiet and
4 S7g Res a 1Gs sGSsd
low steady At 9H@1 DC. RoIn heavy At $l. nogg
Sl.75. Turpentine quiet at SIC. PORK dall; new
Ss6iS Lice. Whiskey quie. and heavy at II. w.
freisn's nsin' BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December l4.-Flour quiet, steady,
land: unchanged southern wheat firm; fenn-
sySania and western dull Pennsylyapas =, rec 81
SisS; Mary Land red. $1l5@$l4s;. amber at. ;a
Gs1:5o; white, $1:l 40 Gora quie s,, anu
s new. bs@soc. Oats armer; western white. 4sc
Southern nominal. Rye steady at s9@SSs:, P 5S
visions quiet heavy ros ssi rew sSSonde SKA
sIch: clear rib, i14ailkc. Bacon firm and quiet
shoulders, lO4R1 1e clear rib, hsls
Sglss mard an and nesnna Sugar
Steady and firm Mt 1O4@1tAc. "
CINCINNATI.
CrNCTNSATI, December 14.-Flour quiet and nn,
changed. Wheat firm and demand fair NJ 3l.zuGs
SI.3S Corn steady with moderate demand az "
ta49c. Oats steady with moderate demand al So9
45c. Barley and rye quiet and unehangea. ; fodS
quiet and steady at 500 0@S2o.75. Lard stea N
and in fair demand; steam, 12kc. KETTLE i3x@'
i8hc. lBulk-meats quiet and steady; shouIoefS;
7Hc clear rib-sides, 10Hc; clear sues, lUAc-aii
dfeen days In salt. Bacon quiet ana steady snoui-
ders 1Uc; clear rib.stdes, 1885,; clear SIDES SIC
Green meats firm and demand lair Hogs unl Iais
70 good packing, S7.05@e7.35; receipts, 1Z,9Se
head: large number unsoid; no shipments. N Ms
key active and strong.
-. Y -. LOUISVILLE. ~
Huntsville, December I4.-Ffour ard Wneat
oniet nd unchanged. Corn quiet but STEADY At 4oH
Snc cats outlet and unchanged Provisions dull,
nominaiiy unchanged. Whiskey quiet and I'M
SuNane1 ST. LOUIS.
ST. LouH, December A. flour quiet, weak. and
verv lille doing. Wheat dull and dropping; No:
q rad. winter, 81 AK; Ne. red winter. 9 i.2S
1sxc. oiher Side OF river. Oats frmer al 34@SAhc;
nnehaneed nj 600 Lard higher as l2kc: Bulk
Iog@l oXc; clear 81 des. 9 CLOSING , nFn
and holders firm. Bacon arm and pnc9 aaGs
whisky steady and unchanged at Sl.1Z. hoS rs,i-
Demand good st full prices Cattle dn. ana n9s
nai buyers demanding concessions, ana very htl e
doing. d. .-..-- $500
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oneos iourtsen Hdndted ards niSety sbares
bstneIepresented, npaper. looking 10 thenp.
pOiattnent OF o receiver for the benefit Oh
Creditors was signed by.ali the stockholders
present. '.Sss 8 -
BuFFALos N. i, December 14.-Tbe eoro.
ner's jury TO the case OF two me. killed BIZ
the recent collision on the Central railroad,
ne East Buffalo, have rendered verdict that
tine. men came 70 their death through the
eontem ptible false economy pfactised BY the
New York CeBtral aud Hudson River Bail
road Company in not having sufficient eni-
ployes on the road,
BRssEN, December "a The Weser Zeissna
this morning asserts that the passenger
Thomas, of the steamer Mosel, confessed TO
the Intention OF destroying the steamship
for etsake Of INSURANCE. be held, and implE
Gated others ID the p,ss. .r5e reportr requires
confirmation, which cannot be gained before
the end OF the investigation, " hich is DOW
going ON. FsEf. '-tsas44i
The nar Thomas who, owned the dyna-
mite Is an American.
GALVESTON, Teas. December 14.-Ad-
vices from Mstamosas say there was fghtisg
there during the municipal election Both
candidates for mayer were wounded, and
three men and boy killed. The Cortnas
candidate WIS elected. 80 = :'sstr,-'17 .tF
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aAnaNE InFEIraaEnu,.

~, ~
SoPss sG VI MOND, 14f1676.
Il. 81 sSs.s AHRTsRr. II
rna me. masss Shoe hilH.
Sefos,pss Ht,rsrS taoat ss.,s. ,,.s.t - =
road from rssjecar Iror, IAls
schgorer Ahrsfsr Eish i s, ~ 49,, pssss
phsa, coal, C. h Psre - -
Schooner Annie Edith, HeweiL New York, salt,
Cf1nRan Morris
~ CLEANED, * VI tssss.s5 80 81
Bark LORD BsJtSmcse ffsrf,jash r4nrec,s r,i,s a.
Janeiro, -four, NunIop q Wcf!aase - - -
SAILED. 80 a & y T;-SiF
Steamer OLD Domirfou. Walser, Hev yf,t
merchandise and passengers, e.. M. Aren Is SJo. !,
agents. 9, s. V ~
j Steamer j. W. Eyeymau, PJefs Rhalss,clr,a,yx
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TaE EvANGELIsrs.-P Philadelphia, Decem-
Der 13.-Tne audience at the prayer.meetiBg
at moo to-day was much larger than usual.
The requests for prayer embraced the usual
number and variety. Mr.. Sankey said his
attention had been called to three young men
who attended the meeting yesterday for the
purpose of scofiog at the services. He went
to them. and after some talk they promised
to come into the inquiry-room. One of them
followed him there and brought his compan-
ions with him, and all three of them left
with firm conviction to 60 forth and con-
fess God. He spoke Of several others who
had come to scott and make light Of the meet
ipgs but who had been converted. =
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What Editor Foster Says about ms
aetser to A1r. Blaine.

eyes, sir, wrote that letter, or rather
letter substantially the same. There were
some upimportant omissions in the published
letter. but all matters of public interest ap.
peared just as l wrote them
NV attention was first called to this matter
during the CONT oyersy that prevailed in this
State during 1874 aud 1875 relative to the
constitutional amendment that was in con-
s,deration forbidding the granting of public
money for sectarisn purposes. The amend
ment as fiually accepted by the people was:
"No donation of land or appropriation
of money shall be made by the State or any
municipal corporation to or for the use or
any society, association, or corporation"
The most effective support of this amend
ment, as 1 soon discovered, came from the
secret order of United American Mechanics,
and as the warfare progressed became con.
vuced that the order was growing more nu'
merous and powerful every week. And
when finaly the special election for the ques.
ton OF approval (by the people) of this
amendment came off last September, and
this city, which had always been Demo.
cratic city, gave majority of four thousand
four hundred in favor OF the amendment,
was confident that this order of United
American Mechanics, whose foundation
one is hostility to sectarian legislation, was
at the bottom of the whole matter. Aud
this was the common talk with all intelligent
. oole al over New jersey. That was my
Starting point. About two weeks later
prominent Washington official, member OF
the National Republican Committee, called
upon me in Newark and gave me further in
formation. He told me that the order Of
United American Mechanics was growing
with amazing rapidity all over the country
tina: in every State of the Union divisions OF
the order bad been established, and that
when the next presidential convention and
election came off should be able to see for
| myself that the order would be, perhaps,
| the great directing power. He told me that
there were at least score of congressman at
Washington, and great many public 9th.
Gals, who were members of this order, and
assured me that General Grant himself was
q deeply.interested and active member.-Ne,c
| York Times.
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PETERSBURG ITEMs.-lE ditorss Dispatch !:
The Board OF Fire Commissioners, after sew
eral meetings, have completed the organize
ton OF the fire department under the new
one. The new organization will consist OF
four companies, comprising one foreman and
six priyates. The following are the officers
apppoiuted: William 81. Jarvis, chief engl'
neer and fre.marshal r. F. Jarvis, foreman
company A: George w. Eanes, foreman
company B ) w. E. Alley, foreman company
C; 3. Coates, foreman company D. THESE
officers were all commandants of companies
under the old organization.
The Colored Grand Lodge of -Masops OF
Virginia will meet in annual session in this
city tonight. ...
Between twenty-five and thirty thousand
bags of peanuts were received in this city
for the year ending October 1st, ana since
then some seven or eight thousand bags have
been received. hoBlS ADAAh. :
December IA, 1875. slr... .t.. !
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Union League Officers Elected.

Pu1LApELPHIA, December 14.-The follow
ing ia the result of the election Of officers of
the Union League held here yesterday :
Hon. John P. Verree was reelected presi.
dent by 20 majority, the vote standing ool
for Yerre to 474 for e. @. Knight. william
Sellers received three votes. ALI Inc rest OF
the members ticket, led by >. Gillingnam
for vice president and j. L. Claghorne LOT
director. The ,"Yerre ticket" represented
the element which supported the committee
of 1852 in it's action relative to the nomlna.
lions on the Republican ticket last fall, and
the knight ticket" represented the party
which opposed the committee OF 1867 ano
endeavored to have its action declared void
and unwarrantea. 5st rr4
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The brakeman came in and took q key out
OF his pocket, unlocked the stove, put IN
some wood, and locked the door again. We
asked him what he locked the stove door for,
aud be shut up bis left eye and said helocked
the door SO the fire couldn't 90 oat!-Be!.
fast Journal. &aaza
A novel bit of newspaper enterprise Is that
OF the New York Herald, which has organ
lied an expedition TO discover the where
abouts OF Boss Tweed. The expedition in-
cIudes scouts on land aud steam-tugs on
Waller. -t IS {asfE ~ ia
Commodore Vanderbilt has given one
hundred thousand dollars additional 20 the:
Nashville University, Disking seven hundred
and fifty thousand dollars ia all. sIsifEiSgs
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Ex.Speaker Blaine states that he will
put In his church -and-school constitutional
amendment at the earliest opportunity that is
afforded him. xoa.,
The son of Senator Gofdop has set the
marvellous example OF declining twenty
one hundred-dolar office rendered him by
The doorkeeper Of the House. Put him In
Museum.
Ar. Kerr made bis canvass in parlor on
the second floor, attended by his bale, agree.
able wife, and his son, bright young man.
1t vas q simple reception, carried on for
week. Not drop of liquor; no dark "in'
side" rooms; nothing appeared there but
politician and his family making game
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