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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16

GROWING victories. TeXtS u iore,gn ter.
rtory, whose independence we had uc.
kuos icdged, and wh,ch, as he argued,
never belonged To us, was compared TO
Vermon', aud It was proposed that we
should admit her nj once, IN Il hurry, With
out favor and conditions and IN manner
that no member upon Tins floor would con-
sent TO apply 10 Iowa, one OF our Own ter.
ritoiIcS that now asked Tor admisslcn.
MIR. Kennedy commented strongly upon
Tact which has been d MED that me rea
~ ~ 1919 ras appr6ced by General
JdefSoa. II, said Mr.. k, any gentleman
upon this floor shall doubt thus statement,
| am sure IL can be well established and
will b. by letter. The treaty was appro-
we'd IN the broaGes, aud most comprehen-
Slve manner by General Jackson, and geu.
llemen were challenged TO deny It,
The floor was given 10 Mr.. Morse OF
La. Mr.. Morse thought that the questions
before the House resolved themselves into
three. The Constitutional power to annex
TcXas--,he effect Of charging the buun-
darlcS Of the country and the question Of
Slavery. These questions were very
briefly considered. The gentleman con.
tended that the people had decided in ia
vor Of Texas by the recent election, and
hat The opposition to the enlargement OF
the Save territory was not patriotic
Mr.. Morse did not speak his hour, hui
SAID all he wished 10 say.
The floor was given to MIR. Tilbu,ts o
hy., who moved that the Committee rise,
anu The Committee rose acco, DINGHY.
In the House several Executive CIm
munications were receioed and referred
ana several bills were reported. Among
them one regulating arrests under Meanu
Process IN the District of Columbia in
tended 20 amend the present law
The Ri Is from the Senate upon the
Speakers table were all referred, and then
the House adjourned.
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HOUSE OF DEL. EGATEs.
EnIDAY..IIIunrv

F"lOAY,!Inuary 10, 1915.
MIR. BRoADgs called up the bill I,
provide f'r the payment of the in,eres
upon certain bonds guaranteed by tn
Commonwealth To the James River ant
hanawhn Company, on It's passa &c. Mr.
Is SAID that The passaga or!he bill was i
mater OF course. The States FIJI h was
pledged, and the mon mus BE- pai !.
The bill passed without any ooposi.
tiVn.
Contested Election from Bah.
The Rep'rI of the Committee in this
case cane up as the order of The dav.
The resolutions OF the Committee on III,
contested votes were considered scr.alim
h2n the 9th Resolution was reached
declaring The vote OF Wm. Davis legal
Mr. Lacy III we'd TO reverse the resolution,
Ih2 Report says:
ia roIa',a 10 the vote Of S id WIN
Davis, ii appears by his own dep ,si;on
that h. had been house.kuepcr and
mead OF a family in the county OF Bath
~ months mkt preceding the st cleo.
uon, and was assessed with a par. O the
.cveauc for year 1913, amounting To- a
boat / cents that there WAS in the hand.
o. the sheriff money due To him, n sun
tx '"ed.nI the amount OF the taxes nun,
doilir thaI The 5 ,eriG had proposed io
hl'n before the election, 10 me { AT their
next COuit aud make IA seiilpmen'; but Ihe
settlement has not yet been IN tde, no
has n received fro the Sheriff receip
Tor the am unit OF tho revenue due b,
hun; r. old he Iecnlect mentioning bj,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16
TWENTY-EIGurn CONG REsS
Second sEssI n.
WASHINGTON, Jan. ll,h, lS4.

w ASHINGTON, Jan. | n, 1919.
The Senate was not in session 10. day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
On m"tion of Mr. IIARALSON of Ga,
the Rules were suspended one hour &c
receive reports from the Standing Com,
miltees.
a Repor, was made from the Commit
zee on Commerce IN favor OF importing
The machinery. for an Atmospheric Rail.
way for the distance OF one mile conlem
plated in South Carolina.
"A Joint Resolution was reported and
passed from the Committee on Pos, Offices
ind Post Roads, allowing he Postmaster
General To contract with railroad compa .
Dies for carrying the mails without propo-
ais.
Mr.. Arno', Of Ga, reported Bill FIR
he military Gefences Of The country, and
or the building OF Fort on Lake On,a-
10, at the mouth of Genessee river.
TEX Us DEBATE.
The House soon after o'clock went
IN o Committee of the Whole, Mr.. Hop
kIus OF Va, in the Chair.
Mr. Kennedy Of Md, who was entitled
o he floor, asked what vas the question
before the House.
The Char answered, the Resolution Of
hc Committee on Foreign Relations and
he amendment of Mr. Douglas.
MIR. Kennedy said, an opp lscd to the
Report Of the Committee, and TO all the a.
mendmcnis which have been submitted
aud IL fine TO the annexation of Texas IN
any form in which il has been presented
tpI The considera ion Of this House. The
gentleman from Onio (Mr. DEAN had de.
Il red that the country always knew where
10 find the Wings. That was true, and il
was the precise ference between the
Wings and tho other party. You did
know where TO find hem. 1t was sad
then This House net six weeks since, that
the people had so plainly and clearly de-
lded the issues before the country, that all
that was necessary TO be done here was
TO carry out The Jndg menl If the People
This we were told could be done in thirty
minutes, but to! when members come here
we see avast difference OF opinion.
lie should leave members OF The domi.
nnnt party 10 answer one another upon this
Texas aud upon some other q lestjons.--
Happy reference was made TO the message
Of the Governor OF Pennsylvania, Who had
declared 10 his message that Pennsylvania
would never have given her vote TO Mr.
Polk bad she not been well assUrcl that he
was ~ favor Of The Tariff Of 1912. Re.
ference was made TO Gov. virgins mes
go, and It vas illustrated in is non CON
ml ta.ism bya anecdo'c Of dUdgng non
comruiIthl JJdge ina manner which kept
be House in roar Of laughter.
The various plans before Congress, and
tie many opinions Of their authors were
then cited and illustrated in a most anu
IN manner, and COOL stories were told.
winch you Will find Incorporated in the
speech Mr.. Dromgoole's proJcct was OK.
'mlncd as ono upon Which the party nj .hl
probably uni'c. Mr.. ID. had proposed, j.
was saId, TO admit Texas as Vermont was
a1mlue as il the people were 10 be delu.
drd by an such ?lraIcl cases Vernon,
was n par! OF the Union. begging ro'bc
admitted into The Coniedcracy of States.
She was Identified with the Revolution.
aud was one Of the n0blcsl stars in il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16
Cry " WneELlNG, CLenK's OFFICE ,

q NHAR TER ELEC TION.-On Mon3,v
~ JmuaIy 9Th, 1915, an election viii he
held for Mayor and Members of the Comet
OF The City OF Wheeling, commencing al one
o'clock and closing al FIVE o'clock. + M. y, tLo
following places in The several Wards. viz
10 The FIRST Ward, al the ,lice Of Neil Nc.
Naughten, E,q on Main ST.
In The Second ward. al the Office ~ -.
Mcconnell, Esq. on Union ST. '''''''
10 the Third Ward, the office Of Richard
Simms, E.q On Nam S..
10 ne Fourth Ward, at The cGice Of Philin
bier, 70. 90 Main, near South ST.
10 he Fifth Ward, at he second door scn,h
OF The Bridge IN the brick house on The srsi
side Of Main 81. '''
The Members Of he Council arc aprouion.
ed a. follows, viz. three Tor the frs ward I,r,
for The second wa:d, frHr for The bird ward.
fem for the iouuh warl and three for the 6uh
ward,
J he election will lie held under The snperin>
tendance Of the Alderman and AS ESQ, for
each warI in the FIRST, second, Il id and fourth
vars, and IN The fifth w'rd under the supeun.
tendance OF Jno ilzen end Homer Austin,
WIN DOUGLASS,
Jan 10 Clerk Of The Clly, pm ftmp0Yc
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I'NNS.

Tow weak in s2ir', an mistaken must
he INA, man or a0y WIZ 10 K upon The dc
pdiSIu ~ OF Texas as II means ul cx,Cn
Ding The sphere al lihrriN, uf rye iu.ti q.
thus! VIVA Is o.! inc stripes and sars
are / N ehb tm vur c'nS I'u,lons Lu'
/ T1hm"n AIMED Nilh ink our election,
but i'rr, rA -, the spirit. nv essence
1t l"ry is found m the boat, Il hos.
WI" ar m Il q, road the constitution OF
attend h. Hot box. II is q trle. bat ma,
l",s true saving. hat the existence Of IN,
mt aWl ul HE virtue thai sustalns H.
en- ono hc guar ed, iustrreI aud prrsyr.
Yea ~ ~" dlH a u 81 kHODiefre Cariy
men, ne ling ui mr. Union and uu- ne, ,
IN lro 4" bthrme strai' 10 Cape Horn,
ir'nI lie Eornu5" 10 The Eastern Ocran.
an unless Ia eli Icucc gus with IT, unless
III IN, the vnad,y 81 luo world, goes with
u, hn'wl"g now to control his passions. Ia
,le'a'c ms >pi.t. 20 70 ship his g "a in
know Gg', lisp RI AMI ia iruh. il were
he ter that The soil was ia hoaihcn hn dis.
subject To 'he b"uss Of prey, or under in,
IRON rod e The dcspo,.
q sparse populhlon is never nm in
tcll9en one, sparsc population is never
az ahd order 'ovIug one, SpuIsc non.
ula'lon is pi;! s,cally but not mentally Tree.
Inc COLLISION m n : wi h mini is reuu red.
'he mean rf eJu'urion are MT found in a
sp'rSe popullii.,n. VIVA, then is the . y,
Wisdom Tor ihH l,w maker who loves
true hbrr y, a"d would make i: the mos,
productive of gooi. and ultimately extend
IS bies .ingS over the greatest uumbcr?-
why, t. Dad as or population. reject
Tex sun'lllhG unicu a. IL is has all the non
u!al II can well sustain. Iaise the price
OF The p'llic lands and throw hack the
u q" po1u Anon uPV1 the oi but hat
srlllrd States Virginia has unoccupird
land enough for all the increase O! 70 1u>
Ini'on IN lhe.unirn for the next len Years
fIyc her and other States the hcnel, of
That papId'irn, and the people will be
more wealthy aud more intelligent, if II,
the sam tlGlp we pr. Ct our manufactures
aud oar agricultural Labor Increase the
pop IiaiIIl OF Virginia 10 six millions and
we vii have oar well SuJD,ricI free
: no rIS, or foIri,hing tanners and our
places Of 40 ship for all The creatures in
WHOM CD his place mind suscenrible
improvement The loco'o o policy j..
'hc opposite % this Under the po,r pre-
Ien;e I living the poor, they would give
away land in iso'a:ei sIutUons where
n 'ratonS must gr,w ~ in .nDrdnce
ana vice erect striped rag be mock.
cry where the spirit OF lib .r'y and law
Will no. hc known torag"s Which Is nth {!
Oar view Of this mater mi ht be- unp0pu>
lar wIh "Blncombe," but like Mr. Chy,
we "Mol'd rather be right haa be presi>
de:t,'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16

lis crt the bank bli that - uuw ,bclor,
l C legislature OF Ohin, bur lalmg H.
that We publish the iolloNirg from nj,
Cleveland Herald, 10 indicate somc,hin
II tho opinions entertain d ii, by SON,
IT the CT 2en> OF Ohio we have ia,
Ihsr word, to say tho whiy maior,,\
IN that Legislature They must re-.
m mhcr hat the eyes OF The wings q.
'hc UniOn are upon them.
BANKING IN ONO.
We have received copy o. bin "tc
nc"rPor tc Tie S'atc Bank 81 OHIO ana
oMp Handing C0mpagicS," in an Tx RI
'rom the State Journal. The ii contains
IS sections, aud occupied ten columns OF
the Journal We have ven ia hasry
reading. aud regret To say that The wor,,
ears It lie friends IT Free Bankmo Inv
are moe than real zcd hv It's provisions
II comb, rs the Safety END sy stem wrh
a del "s'vr provlS Oh in rcla i TO Free
Banking.
iIS "a Kind of cLcque heard monster
II Nv" IA "eS, and maM,Irsliy intended f,
'h'ow The whole munird powcr a IN,
State Into the hands Of the mn Ills S
/ Its Mt or Intention to-day To di.Scc
this bill, or a,iu'eto all IT'S de'o,mi,irs
hnt we shah pIhli>h IT IN a lew days tina
orr sea'ers may j dye FOR themselves.
To The mouorJ'ISS, tlis bill gives al
he privileges ofrhe most oiiou> close cor.
rorttl"ns vh le the tree hanks would b,
He'd hand AMI foo, ut their mercy; ndec,
Iroi ing but the name OF free banks won {
lie ENJOY eI by them.
he close monopoly Of bran h Of tn,
State Bank OF Ohio, with cup.til of one
hundred and City thousand dollars, would
/ cnlya circulation OF two hundred an
seventy five thousand dollars on the ner,
deposit, Nth us ojoH dgca;S, "A BOARD o
Conlro'," Of twenty seven thousand five
hundred dollars as safety fund. while
The Free Banker, wi h capital orc
hundred and fifty thons ,ni dIllnrs. the
same amount as the Other, could have a
circulation OF only S"ven'vsiyc thousand
n he deposi, with HE STATE Treasurer
UotiiS C1ra agent, Of seven y.fye thousand
dollars OF Ohio sock.
The free bunker secures dollar for Io!-
lar by State stock, and ac lin dollar Tor dol
secures 10 per cent by his deposiie, AZ
per cent by his capital leaving 30 per cent
OF his circulation for W in the p Ill c
have no security! TINS s,qrity with q
vengeance!
We call upon our ci liens to look This
matter in the face, and see neither ihev
ar, willing thus 10 be bound hand and
foot By the Ia VS. Of their own mixing II
not, they must arouse themselves and make
their voices heard in tie IN ter. We have
had inIma'ions OF The designs OF the mo-
MOI o!ists, he old hunkers Of the drfncl
corporations, bat have hoped that there
VAS good sense enough in The Legislature
tp dceat them; bat when we sec al their
plans, in even more odious shape, OF
forth in the shape ola bill hy the Currcn,
cy CpmI"iuces Of hoh bran, hes. we con
iesS our alarm. We beg our Reprc,cn
t'Ives al Columbus to stand past, aud per.
ms; no such unjust legislation. We shall
refer 10 this subject again.
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GENERAL ASSG BLY, OF ViRGlNl \
SEN ATE.
FlpAY, Jan. lO,h, 1915.

FIpAY, Jan. 10Th, l9l5
The bill, authorizing two separate G.
.scllons To the cuunty OF Pen lIcIou. and
Que IN ,he county OF Hampshire, was
read aud committed.
hr. oh'nn, from n select comm tee.
reported a bill crcttins The new ccnnty
OF p"ddridge, cut OF parts of the coun-
!'es OF isrrison, Tyler, Richie, ana
Lewis, with amendments. Laid Oh the
table.
Mr.. McCausley. from select com.
mtiec, reported the bill changed the
lime @; holding the courts OF the cuuh~
~ OF Pocah"n,as, Passed.
Mr. Wiley reported bill changin .
the time OF holding the spring terms OF
he Circuit Courts Of Wood aud Richie
aud the Quarterly Court of Wood.
/ PASSED.,
Mr.. Spark offered the following re
solution, whica was adopted:
RcSOic. Il. rhat the second Auditor b.
requested TO report 20 The Senate the
circumstances under which it was rem
Tered necessary to employ other coun,
sol thea the Attorney General, i'm an
appeal from the decision ur the Superior
Contt ot Chancery, (Rlchmoh } in The
suit at the Farmers Bank pS. the G an
m"nwcaIth, Tor The recovery Of n pre-.
miun' on the IN crest paid said Bank il
January, 1910.
Nj. Wallace, from the Militia Com.
mIi;cC, rcpOl cd the bill changing The
place OF training the differs e the i65 IN
"eglmcnt Virginia Militia. with an a
'nrndmant OF u general character as
follows:
lie II further cracted that i, shall be-
the duty OF the commludan,s Of the SC
vera! regiments IF in lan,ry, as soon at.
ter they shall have been informed that
any company OF artillery, cayal:y light
miuntry, or rlllumen ,aiiachedur belong.
Ing 10 his regiment, is not unlniormed
according Ia law, or has not the reqri>
site nnpbsr OF priyales, f5rlhwiln TO
dIsband the same
The amendment was agreed 10. an
TIE II passed.
The bill amending the charter of tn
Rappuhonnock Company, was taken up
on motion of Mr. Walare.
Mr. WoI!foIk's amendment, roscrving
the rights Of the Ii SsIalure 10 amend
or repeal the charter.
This amendment was supported by
Mr., Voolfolk aud opposed by Mr.. Walr
lace.
MIR. Cox moved 10 insert, "alter the
term OF - years.
accepted by Mr.. Voolfolk.
Mr. &. supported the general prin.
! cIP." OF rcscrving n control over ;he
charter.
Mr.. Mem allen supp ,rlej the amends
mont, and. after some remarks by MIR.
Fcylon, Voolfolk and Shnn, The bill!
and amend.n,nts were laid ON the bic
| GA motion OF Mr. McNullcn. The bin
to authorize loan by the Valley Turn
pike Company, and the States guaran
ice Tor $4,000. was taken up.
! the merits of The bill was briefly sta.
ted bv Messrs. Mcllullrn, GlIIahcr.
Crawford, and MolI'iu, and, after SOM
incidental remarks and inquiries by
Mcssrs Voolfolk, Preston aud Rogers.
The bIIi, on motion of Mr.. Slanard, was
laid on the table
GA mo'ion of Mr., Moirl,
! The Ssnale adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16

OF he letter Of Gen Jackson, or raih.
or, The letter he i, made to father pub
IiShed 10y uS yesterday, will not fail TO
strike The Intelligent reader wi b pcculiar
emnlons. II maufcsls an interest in. and
kno Wedge Of, though rcrverIed, Texas
and hes ndiIIn. i, also speaks of the
Numerous re- olulIpns and schemes fer The
anncSal;on OF Texas, nor before Con.
giess. Ma K j.. Bn TWO Of those schemes
were brolched befuIe Christm s, and the
mail rs nine ddpS from Washington To
Nashville, and The ic,ler was written Jan.
J, i64). Ne'y much in hurry was he TO
denouncc The various plans for the annex
'lion OF Texas, and the l,cj focociucy for
their Cisseusi MS!
hgaia.--Gsn. jacks n has been Prrsi-
Gent he knew that whiic he was So. Bioir
was the mere cas-paw f,r his friends in
Congress lie used hi n a> his tool Now.
Is j. pr"babc that he, on the morning of
The Hcm yea lac on the very verge Of the
grave; be, with relatives aud friends: he.
10 whom Buchanan, Cas-, Wrigb. and
men Of q better briu AMI character, by all
odds, than Blair should have selected ont
Blur, sec nd rate c,lgut scraper oc
bind Cd barkleg-, 10 write hrs letter 10?
We won not be misundrrstro! We
d. not say hat Gen Jackson wonlI no
have written, very willingly, all the letters
that have appeared over his signature, in
me last Twelve mon hs bu, lhe real truth
Is be has neither the mental or physical
alb ny 10 write I EN-
We wprld add OR mi Q 10 undrceiyc the
American re"plc in relation to Gen Jack.
su.
lie has ben, pro'a w. a brave man.
md n skll'll general ~ some instances.
lu' he his row passed. that our Of Lfc.
when h. Is competent irbcr 10 r, fl Ct or
w,itc upon any general suit Ct. lie has
cared 40 hing ABOUT Tex IS Tor some wears
hcrause be has been top feeble a. reflect or
act. lie is ncIiher more nor less dim
poor. super nnua'cd OF man, be- neither
knows or ca.es ab at anything beyond his
"an circle. The day j. past when Gen.
Jacks N looked grand and talked loud.
Ills name is nos used ~ The tool fr such
furgcrs aud pipe ayers as i air aud Iii,
cliqie
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WIG TICKET.
POR MAYnR.
GEORGE DULTY, ESQ.

BURHING HERSELF ALIyE.--A gentle
man was lately inqyirlng for young lady
OF lns acquaintance. "Shc is dead,h VERY
gravcly replied The person to whom he adj.
dros ed his inq rIrios. Good God! /
mover hei d oflt--a hat was her diseIs 9''
" Vanlty," replied the o'bcr; "sho buried
herself alive 10 the arms Of an old fellow
Il seventy, with a fortune, ia order to have
the gIoriou. satisfaction Of gildcG tomb. ("
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DEATH OF \ REPRESENTATIVES,

DEATH OF y REPRESENTATIVE.
Jared J. barrow, a Representative in
tie Legislature OF Indiana, from Hun :
'ung:on, Biacklord and Wells counties,
died at indianapolis, on Wednesday iasl,
alter an Illness Of but two days. Siita>
bic resolutions were adopted by the two
branches Of the Legislature.
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CINCINNATI MARKET, JANls

NTsNVTsNANLN NJ n n q 7 JIM ID
FL "a "A sale nj Canal ON Saturday OF %
bbiS AT sos clear, and another ui 81 bblS at ) 81
clear.
WuIsEEY. Sales at River and Canal on Sa~
turday at 23i cts per gallon.
PoRK "A sale of ~ coo lbs Bulk Shoulders,
parily cucd. at 2,G2tc per 100 lis.
GREEN MEiTs - lot OF SEQ Shoulders was
takeL green S2,31l rer leo lbs.
LARD Sales Of SEQ bbls No |, at So IS per
100 lbs -
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COMMUNICATED.

Il Chapier from MoneSguicu, Book Ky
Chap cf The S'auery oC The Negroes
! Were ! 10 ylndlcate our right To make
Slaves Of the Negroes, these should bs
my arguments;
The Europeans having ex'rrpa;cd the
Americans, were obiigsL to make saves
OF the Africans, for clea ing such vast
! tracts Of land.
/ Sugar would be too dear. il the plants
which produce 1t, were cultivated ny any
other than slaves,
/ These creatures are all over back and
with such Il fat nose, that they can
scarcely be pilied
1t Is hardly to be believed that G. d.
who is wise BEING. should place soul
especially a good soul, in such back
and ugly body.
II is so natural to lonk upon color as
ihe criterion OF human nature. that the
Asia'ics, among whom kuncks are en-.
ed,ilways deprive the blacks of their
resemblance TO US, by more opprobri.
Gus distinction.
he color of the skin may be deter
mined by that Of the hair. which umon .
The Egyptians. the best phi osophers
was OF such importance. that they put TO
death all the rcd haired men who fell
into their hands.
The negroes prefer glass neck AGO
10 that of gold, which polite nations do
highly yllIe. Can there be greater
proof Of lnCir waiting common srnso?
II is impossible for us 10 suppose these
creatures to be men, because. al owing
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16

WESTERN RIvERS.-The Nashville pa
perS o. The . h inst say: The river Is at last
mp to good steamboat navigation again. The
rise continued TO last evening, when there was
! feet water on the shoals
The 81 Louis Republican OF the 7h inst say !:
The rive: has risen nearly four feet altogether
at thlS point, end is sill rising slowly. There
is no ice running.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16

CT Fnroicn he circumstances of two
pGrs"nS h v,uI called at our uiR1c ON tus
'u-sS ~ Tue SINE H:mc, we were lead. yes
terddy, he ave that one uf the nnuln J..
nous OF MI MfC;nu~, strange as it INCH
b en-, wac made Toy loco l"co wv were
IA st'ken. The! were both mae by
sr ny wki--s
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SIaI.I.fNG nIfIf

eSENSENFY & RHODES having large
~ STOCK ol desirable Goods 90 hand and wish.
ing 10 make way for q flesh spring SIMPLY will
dSp So Of her present stock very low for cash
or " Tunctual custom IS. ian is
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LOUISVILLE MARKET.

SATURDAY, January III, lSlJ.
BUSINESS, as l. always The case AT tins season.
rs dull. Transactions are neither h.ovv or
extensive, and The sales are mostly to iii the
wants OF home consumers. The weather is
me and clear, and rot at all cold for Janua,y.
Navigation remains UnlbSifucted and the mo,
h"oii ties are, that we will have omen river all
winter, at least below the Falls. For prices of
Articles in the ma ket not mentioned in our
summary, The reader is referred to the table in
ono'her column, which has been prepared with
much care.
IAcoN Hog rou,d from wagons A fic.
sues from wagons Al shoulders 81 hams 3,
6. From stores. hams o. c; sides ia: shoul,
derS 1c. The arrivals rs YET are quite iishi.
dull.
FUEL Coal has declined. The hes; Pitts,
oursh Is delivered al &c pr bushel The stock
on nanu IS large. rs from The moderation of The
weather, the Sa,es have been much more limits
eI Than usual The price at the river by The
100 bushels is nc, but by the boat load it is sold
considerably less.
SuGARs New Orleans has again declined,
we now quote for inferior 4 To 4ic TO! prime,
ana even at this rate, prices are not firm, as
some lew sales have been made below iic for
The laueT qualiues.
NAILS Are sold az 81 80 per key. assorted
sizes; Pittsburgh and Boston, same price.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
THURSDAY, Jan g. 1915.
BEEF CATTLE. - $50 Notwithstanding $50
rom Virginia, Market dull at ST 25 a S5 50
p, loo lbs, with few sales of extra a. So 75-
81 head were driven on 10 the N York mar
kei, and SIS head unSold.
COWS AND CALvEs-llj offered Sales dull
az q, so 80 tor leSl; SpingerS $40 Is; Dry
Cows So q 8
Il. $40 al market. Sales at 81 37t lsil62J
per loo lbs.
SHEEP AID LAMDs-Si0 offered. Sales aisl o5
lily.