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Administrators Notice.

Estate of James Garland, deceased.
The Undersigned, having been appointed cx.
ecutOrs of the estate of James Garland late Of
the county of Alexander and state of Illinois
deceased, hereby give notice that they will APP
pear befor c. the county court of SAID county, al
the court house in Cairo at the April term, on
the third Monday in April next, at which time
all persons having claims against said estat,
are notified and requested to attend for the pur-
pose of having the same adjusted. All per-
sons indebted to SAID estate are requested Il
make immediate payment to the undcrsi gned.
Dated this 10th day of Feb. 1877,
ALFRED CoMINGs and r. NJ. SroCKRFLrTH
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St. Nicholas for 1877,

which opens with November, 1876, begins
A short and very entertaining serial from
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Another serial, OF absorbing interest to boys.
CHS OWN MASTER"
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The Christmas Holiday Number of
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Session.
WASHINGTON, January %, 1877.
EENkTE


Mr.. Robertson, Of South Carolina, pre-
sented resolutions OF the citizens OF Spar
tanburg county, S. O., composed OF per-
sons OF both races and OF both political par
ties, denouncing the Chamberlain govern
ment in that State as usurpation, and de-
claring that the Hampton government, is
the legal government OF the State. The
resolutions were referred to the Committee
on Privileges and Elections.
During the morning hour Mr.. Robertson,
OF Sonth Carolina, called up the resolution,
recently presented by Mr.. Gordon, ac-
knowledging the Hampton government, in
South Carolina, as the only legal govern
ment OF the State, and addressed the Senate
in support OF the resolution. He reviewed
briefly the recent events in that State, and
denied that there was any intimidation on
the part OF the whites towards the blacks.
Mr.. Bailey was seated. He succeeds Key,
who was appointed to fill Jobnson's va
cancy.
Nr. Sargent submitted a report OF the
senatorial committee to Florida. He also
gave notice that Mr.. Cooper would present
a minority report. T. .-.....s -..-r a..
The sinking-fund bill for the Pacific rail-
road was resumed. '&tf1 -
Mr.. Withers, of Virginia, presented the
petition OF DR.. Samuel p. Moore, OF Rich
mond, Va. for the removal Of his political
disabilities. Referred to tho Committee on
the Judiciary.
Adjourned. .'-...e
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES .,.
The House flbustercd over the morning
hour.
An amendment paying Eads in bonds
was rejected. and the bill went over.
Adjourned. .
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\ GIRL DRAGGED NEARLY: A MILE BY A
WILD HoRsE.-Mrs. Acres's daughter, about
eighteen years Of age, had started out 30
take 4 horse, and had the lariat around her
arm, Wien the horse soaring, jumped,
causing the young lady to fall. At this the
horse became terribly atfrighted and dashed
off through the woods, brush, cactus, &C.,
dragging Miss Acres with him some three
quarters of a mile. When the horse was
halted and the rope loosed from her arm,
she was, indeed, pitiful ob;ect-all OF her
clothes, except her collar and shoes and
hose, having been literally torn of, and her
person having nearly all the skin dragged
of, and some Commissions in her flesh made
by snags and brush. She was not fatally
injured, and is recovering. Atacosa (1ez.)
Nens s"Aas, '9t' HiF
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FINANCIAL.
ptf7,, WoND STOCK EXCHANGE.

yS-fI7sfl' y MONDAY January 20, 1877.
Amsrtoaa aeia,-.,o % e pa conso,s an. hid s7s
asRed eonsofs f bi1 Nr .5na
i hseie: q sa ss tazreeevaDe
aSses IS j.: & 81. sE RI -:
a fg S 60 City Sls t 81 b,s
ba s sT sly St y S:'sf s ae2 G 81
Ratlroad Bonds.-virglnia Central Railroad
non mortgage 6s, Land u, SO asked; Virginia sqd
nsks R T,rr snd RSi:.d r
mortgage s's. i and j.. s3 asked southside Rail
road lIrst mortgage preferred ss. j. and D., 62 ask
as. j. and j., 5Gls bid; Norfolk and Petersburg
Railroad first mortgage rs, j. and j., S5 bid; Nor
folk and Petersburg Railroad second mortgage s's,
gage s g. - j. and j. 81 bid, s5a asked: Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad first mortgage rs, }: and
D., 100 bid; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Richmond and Dlnville Railroad consolidated 6's,
NJ. and N, Il bid, IS asked Piedmont Railroad
first morfgag S., A. and o., So bid, 81 asked.
road, 100 par, 20 bid, 20 asked; Richmond, Erede-
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad common, 100 par,
SO bid, IS asked; Richmond and Danville Railroad
81 Sa AK sloces.-Flrst National 100 par, bid,
Planters National. 100 par, ll3 bid, 11G asked;
State B By Of Virginia 100 par Il otd; In,1a
and Planters Savings, rs par % asked; Rich
nond Banking and Insurance Company, rs par,
Insurance Coanpdnies.-Vi Virginia Fire and Ma
rne. 25 par, 3ss bid Virginia State, Is par, 2Ss
bid, 29h asked Virginia Home 100 par, 95 bid, 102
bid, 90 asked; Old Dominlon, 100 par, 6S asked;
Commercial Fire Insurance Company, 25 par, II
bid, asked: Richmond Fire Association, rs par,
II bid. ~
sceliaueous-Old Dominion Steamship Com
puny, 100 par, rs bid, 80 asked. .....- b..
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Foreign.
NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE.


LONDON, January 2S.-Reuter's Telegram
Company have received the following tele-
gram from Constantiuople : "It is said that
Prince Milan, in reply to Midhat Pasha's
dispatch proposing direct negotiations for
peace, has expressed his desire for the COM
mencement Of the negotiations"
LONDON, January 29.-Dispatches report
that the basis OF peace offered by Turkey to
Seryia and Montenegro is moderate and
very conciliatory.
PERA, January 29.-Thc first Turkish Par
lament will meet Ola the 1st Of March.
liidhat Pasha has issued an edict ordering
the disarmament OF the population. The
Turkish envoy has been commissioned to
conclude with Scrria on the basis Of Statu
quo ante beltum. Turkey is willing to grant
some territory to Montenegro.
ZEMLIN, January 29.-The Servian Cabi-
ne. has decided to accept Turkeys proposals.
Should no outside influence prevent, peace
will be finally concluded.
LONDON. January pa dispatch from
Constantinople to Reuters Telegram Com
pany says: "a dispatch from the Servian
Government requests the Porte to instruct
the Ottoman All bassador at Vienna to enter
into negotiations with the Servian diplo-
matte agent there, Servia having no repre-
sentative at Constantinop!e. The Prince Of
Montenegro has not yet replied to the dis
patch inviting HIM 10 treat for peace directly
with the Porte.o
NEW MINISTER.
PARIS, January 29.-Nlax Outrey, the
newly-appointed Minister to the United
States, will sail for New York from Hayre
February Cd.
ILLNESS or THE POPE.
ROME, January 29.-The Ultramontane
organ admits that the Pope kept his bed for
two days, and that he has had more than
one attack OF epilepsy.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

England.
STRINGENT ORDERS ISSUED BY THE BRITISH
~, ... COUNCIL. ... ...s.s..-...
LONDON, January 29.-The British Coun-
ell has issued further stringent orders
against the importation into Great Britain
from Germany and Belgium OF cattle, hay,
hides, horn, fat and fresh meat.
Slode the spiritualist has been discharged.
Belgium.
THE ROYAL DECREE.
BRUSSELS, January 29.-The Royal decree
forbids the importation of cattle from Ger
many, England, Austria, Russia, and Fur
key. .,Ir,,r,s u.
~ Htaly.
o., THE PoPEts HEALTH. 3{L;rf J. =.
ROME, January 29.-The Pope gave an
audience yesterday. He has almost entirely
recovered from hislate attack. es~.Yxa
-, The Eastern Question.
- ANEW PLAN EXPECTED ,'.. -. Z. -, !.
VIENNA, January 29.-The Montuis Re
cue (semi-oficial1 says it has reason TO be
lieye that the expected Russian circular
will open an entirely new phase OF the East
ern question. The note will reduce the pre-
sent circumstance to one Of the following
alternatives: VIII the Powers attribute Q
mere platonic character to the views they
expressed 1T the conference or, VIII they
bring more vigorous pressure upon the
Porte. zS
{ The former would probably result in pro-
crastination the latter in further inde-
pendent action by Russia. In any case, The
Porte must hasten its movements,h it in
tends by carrying ont It's Constitution, and
by the conclusion OF peace with SerYia and
Montenegro, TO deprive Russia OF oil
grounds for intervention. sss,t4 Il. i z
! The ReUae concludes its. article AS fol.
lows Although danger OF war is not iin..
nediately threatening, II can only be ban.
ished from the Political 'hofiz spys great
fexertions. y 10Y s'... ts5sE s z
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granulated, I 2sla1S1c.:A, 12e.. -: i3Sc.: Port
{; LIZ; yellow. 11tc. CUT loan, ~
Rico. 1oc.; pemerara. I01Qo1 oac. = 3s acc.
aodg: Common, Ga To-; best washing, D.,
tolct, 5G2Oc. md fancy prices; country, q Ethss
atsS Black, ODE @$l .-.the last O prime article:
En ms gI.iO@SI.6o; gunpowder, S1.45GGl.76
Liquors. Wines, &c.
dozen gold. -
Brandtes: Domestic. s1.asms2: fruit. 1850
81 so: apple new, gIS6mS2.2b; old, 1926
@a3; virginia peach, s3 Se3.60. EEs,.r77gTl
Restifsd Whtskegs:. Market steady; proof,
! Pve Hhiskeps: Medium, 81 5G@s2 pure old, s2
Ms4; Virginia nountair, new, *2@$2.50; Cd
&2.50@s3.60 and upwards.
Ee1o England Rum: S1.s0.
s4,s. Ltcorfce.
I Lieorfcs Paste d.. C. & Co.. SIC: r. r.. CSC.
A. o. c., 23c.; X. q Co., DC; r. g.. 25c; Anchor
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DISASTROUS FIRE.-Hartord, January
2S.-The Merriman block, on Ford street,
in which We're located the Plimpton Manu-
featuring Company; Zeidler & May, furni-
ture manufacturers and George D. Bart
lett, clothier, was totally burned this morn
ing. Total loss, 1925, 900; insurance, S144,-
90. The loss OF the Plimpton Company
was $40, 900; Zeidler & Mays loss, $50, 900;
loss on block owned by J. Merriman, S45,-
900; George D. Bartlett's loss, $4,000.
The tire was undoubtedly incendiary..