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CITY ARRIVALS.

'otrsniAS horEL-Jan'v l2--n Homan. ReshinshaH: q
SooPer Monts' mrp, MeChesney waynssloo w Clai-
EQUINE franhhn, TUCKER. ruck-6 Amelia: A Tucker
rowaNan w Noel seay Columbia John YothI 10 ton: X
oone' sans, Che.terhe kenon, yetsos Ohio Ths.
oey Miss samp-nn Red Sweet SPRINGS w A e. ambsTs
Anen, Buckingham u Wilkinson che, tsfed.
Stanley, Caroline IIatehetI M.. N Robin
,n' ,emeetand q Tally Fowhatan ~ Ct King A "a ,een
us WIN Haynes tandon IIoone. Wa.hnr,on u a. n, lane.
" haynes King Queen A MoueiL
ns"t u0rsL-Jany l2--D Meddogh MeelIspbuts. Ino n
sCbitteb Warentoh: Hin Garter CCty. w
c aahin Branch, Petersburg; Ryuer B.hinorr
a, nshriey co. w q CsTednoe ohn.on Al
"shs" User WIN Robertson, CiatkSviic: Ioy,t Ia,
"uni".u' t"fG w Mouz- Col Maxud., Va. A. MN A n
npcN fo'A w Coreana NoThamDtop ID. Hum aDs ,dy
fennsyvans L. u Warrington Jefferson ~ ~ ''
A. uo.t, Jan is'h and i3th-A MeIwsise Pr,.t.burs.
m niars Norfolk WIN Gns. Notoway; D,,on N Vol. m, ~
"she La David tones, Petersburg Mai Cehse n N r..
.y, spot sylsanili Dr Wallace, snpe F.,,,.t sn. A
hSson York Watson. John stud vsnt m" 49, p
'-os's WIN Geo Pollard William No,,n,v,, In,
sauade" Princess Anne No. Dt w Faueon s,rv' nh
.su Hampton VIA II Pierce, u WIN oyay,. I,v'
~ burnett! u e Fleming wm Dieuist Gooehl,nd ia.
aoshe Holt City WIN Howard YORK, co; t,eoI,. 1890.
noes Mehmord Morrison. Pha. Crump Din IA . m
.''es 'no Lacy and Kent Cren.h,r. A.. 80
sha" seden Jno Pcmhciton ard Daushrr w No.
ooehana Geo MAJOR Benz Marabic s1ry. Istl-p, N ..
amos slsdec. Perry. surfy; Bn>- an PEE.
ouV w spencer Memphis Ito Atkinson Che tet6.d "A, m
coad rhis Marcus Hull Moncure Macon ~ "A C,,pm,n
cher Petersburg ' -f''an M
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
Senate.

wKpNssDAY, January Is, 1886.
communication was received from the House inform
ing the Senate Of their the amendments
made BY the latter body several bills.
Mr.. WALLACE. chairman OF the committee OF General
Laws reported the two following bills, with several amend
An Act to facilitate the transfer Of stock in Join, Stock
Companies u this State. Passed.
An Act authorizing loan, by the Winchester and Po-
tonae Railroad Company, and fot other purposes
ihc uSle.
en2one int" tho arrangements, OF tho Richmond and Fred.
ysAseIys, aud other Rslroad Companies:
Me'a's Amber, Voolfolk, Sianarj, Cox and McMu-
Mt GASSSrr moved reconsider the ball referring to the
ta''V' - p'NperN and money trustees appointed by
ne SN~iS's II o'hcr States. Carried.
Nj. GASSNrr then moved to rreo,nn,,t IL 10 the commit
s'S VA Hcneta Laws Having informed the Senate that
~ m'aded - make special Nu vt IT, The Senate
tanned rs motion.
M. cSUNr offered a rcso,suon trSus.uus the House of
Delegates 70 return ~ the SeesN ,ae ball changing the
SSmFsn' ~ RidS %srys, ~ --- cNUnty, 10 a company
N L,sht lnisntry.
message received trra, tho House, announcing
Sae passage % certain resolutions a. token vt respect
to the memory OF the Hon. lA,, 5. rtNNvpAcKER. Re
solutions sytted TO-
Pending the Passage OF the resolutions Mr. DExrlLS
made the following remarks:
MI SPeaker-l r'sc, sir SeeOrlance with lclg rs-
Noshru custom m this House, under tul conviction
nv 'neSmPctoney 10 eulcg,zc the character OF the illus
u''n' departed, With the intention OF making tcv .-
marks N regard 10 his worth and integrity
Coming as he did from my Senatorial District should
iee that did Inlusuce his memory not To- advert
however briefly, To his virtues. As a man. his
talents ana integrity secured hm the respect OF all who had
the honor ct his acquaintance. As fa'her aud a hus.
band, he was kind, indulgcnt and afectonatc. As
neehbor and friend he endesred all whose pryi-
ege twas to reside in the portion of country.
Not only has State and the family aud friends OF the
deceased suffered itrcparabe loss his death but
the United States Senate, OF which he able and
distinguished memSer, has lost its most etc ent
members.
Since It has pleased Almighty God. in his wise Prov-
dence to remove ron amongst mertorous friend
let Us cndcavOT emulate his virtues and cherish in our
hearts and families undyng respect for his memory
and when we shall have been called from this world may
we spend with him gloriou, immortality in Heaven
On motion OF MIR. DESEAtE, the Senate then adjourned
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Death OF senator Peuuvbacker.
BRUTUs.

It's painful. duty to announce the death Of Senator
Isaac Psnny5acker which has indeed expected Tor
several days. Tie expired his lodgings ia Washington
about o'clock Tuesday morning last Mr.. Arcaer an
nouueed his death the Senate, aud Mr.. Mcdowell
the House Of Representatives, in appropriate the
solemn and affecting occasion. Mr.. Med (hoss remarks
well those OF Mr. Archer, shall publish length
o-morow) said, Of the deceased Senator, tina, "he
able lawyer, wise Judge, and yruous citizen
Never, in the whole Of his lie, had he brought
himself the blush Of shame the stain OF dishonor"
In both Houses the customary resolutions OF respect were
adoped-and they then adjourned. The Senatorial com.
miee OF arrangement Tor the funeral Of Messrs.
Webster, Breese, Mangum, Cruenden, SEWER and Ben
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I|IaINHUAN, jan. tn, IcII.
10 tie Voters OF the tth CONGREGATIONAL
District.

The time wli arrive when II viii become our duly
90 seecta candidate for OF the important stations
within the gin OF the people. In Of this iacr. and
esung under Consciousness p tue important trust vested
IN member OF Congress, may we presume 10 make
known the desire- Of many voters this Dis.nct
IL beh,oves is 10 act n perec, and harmony
the which have been long and 30 arduou,ly
seeSIng may be attained. We firmly believe and untesi-
tauugy assert that the hand when with manly
eHerons aud 1de'1uslbe perseverance, long CHERISHED
hopes msy be- srah-d, aud our well formed plans carried
into execution.
Il is necessary, however, that the wings stand arm and
untnchng 90 their candidates, with their unanimous sup
port, aud We doubt not bug that Wi. of con-
guerrero; ycs than cuH4Icror-." But that every
doubt may be removed, and every cloud bnusd from our
clear and serene shy, should much caution aad
great vigilance that we may select man. whose populate
", ability, and qualifications will not only secure the su-
rages OF those vino and Jealous Joe the csusr
but one VINO will euuce and allure highly esteemed
and good old Trends from their homes and retreats aud
induce Them 9uce more ~ " lend helping hand" and
their eiiicien, aid.
It's important that select that man, who y most
emnsnly qualified 10 f 20 responsible an Office az seat
10 Congress, 200 be candidate. Such should pos
sees energy, perseverance, and assduous lie must
only have strong mind, but should be much accus
TONED 10 thought and medauon that be may both watch
over guard and protect our Immed1e good. and promote
the WeIure oI country 90 large. And deairab
with many, lt bis interest be identified with our own.
such, We are happy 20 say the character, aud
such the qualifications of worthy and honorable
friend, Col. THovas II fLJ0U. We believe him eminenty
qualified % oil this station with honor himself and be-
uoht o. biz ic.I0w-ezens. We therefore, cheerful
recommend him % you conscious will readily sppro-
catc be ability, and acknowledge Lis illness this Of
I ice.
We have not been pfCc p'4'c thz selection. We have
the good o. heart, and are well aware tbs
there several hiz District, who are well qualified Il
discharge the duues incumbent upon this Office. Yet
think 5gitor calculated gain the election and
then dcllfgs the duties % ihc oce in an able faithful
| end satisfactory manner, than Col. T. n. Flood
Decmr. DO unucces.1fy say more, submit thes,
suggestions sou, hoping hat tao nymi
nauYn, will meet ,ne appf0bauJn ana gain the unannou
I support ni party. SEVERAL WINGS.
] Esrlb.. p.srfs crpy.
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FRoa GALVESTON Tho steamship Galveston Can't
Hsyirland arrived yesterday from tho city Of Galveston
The emigration Getting into Texas continues to be very
large, principally from Germany.
The Austin papers state that scouting party of fourteen
under Lieut. Neal, recently discovered cncamp-
ment OF iom four six hundred Indian warriors on tho
waters o. the San Gabriel The scouting party did
proach the Indians fearing hostes but suppose that
they were Camsnches.
The Texas Banner, Published at Huntsville, Walker
county, gives the following OF tragedy which
Gently occurred at Mastang Prairie. Houston county;
An alteration about game cards arose between Mr..
James Vance, OF Huntsville and Mr. Blackwell, whose
father lives Few miles from that place. when the former
drew pistol and shot the latter dead. The next day
company Of hive six pursued Vance, wayad aud
attacked him. shooting him several tines one OF the balls
passing entirely through tho body. gentleman who saw
Vance when he shot. aud who left him the day after
informs us that he cannot possibly beyond few
hours Mr. Vance has aged aud sectonato mother v-
ing IN this place, whose grief nconsoabe h,
calamity that has befalcn her in her old age She 10 now
We believe, childess-her William having died about
two months since. She is the sister OF the Hon Geo. Me-
Dufhe, Of South Carolina.
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DIR. SwAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY
ALWAYS TRIUmPHANTI
Z hw4 9TN9B9G9kYT 9rS,h 8
CITREtt

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with very violent cough with breast
ness OF Lungs shornoss OF BREATH loss OF appetite
Se made ual Of remedies. iceommt nded IA
the Apets but gradually The my cough
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the Parotyms OF coughing my whole
m seemed FRUSTRATED and the hour departure
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The violence OF my cough, relieved
cd and healed my lungs, &C continued now
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and ono that should be known II persons woad
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TED 10 be paned OIL the might be the
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for the benefit OF thoio who suffering
EZEKIEL THOMAS IA 18th ST.
doors from the OF wiiow.
The medical faculty who have used Dr.
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parts Of EutoPe all acknowledge be the
made by
% The Original and only only prepared by
DR. swayne, n w Of Eighth and Race Philldha
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Automatic.

Al meeting Of the Wings OF Albcmarle held at the
Court House, on Monday, the 18th OF January d. CHAs
CAErER wa called to the Chair, and Wa J. SHELTON ap-
pointed Secretary The following resolutions were then
offered by b. II. MOguder Esq and unanimously adop-
ted: F
Resolved That cordially concur in and approved oe
the Convention proposed be held in Scottsve on the
llh day OF the present month, for the purpose Of nomna
ting candidate 90 represent this District in the 3Oh Con
sTtss OF the United States
Resolved, That while declare our readiness 10 sun
o'ay good aud true Wing who may receive the nomina-
ZION OF said Convention, yet decidedly prefer WIN L.
G0CcS Of Bedford and delegates hereby requested
to urge his nomination before said Convention.
Received, Thai and all other Wings Of the
county who attend be- and they are hereby nppontod
delegates 10 said Convention.
On motion the Chair filed the blank in the 3rd fesou-
ton, with the following names-B II Magmdor, w
Souihall. Siapeton Sucod. VIM Gilmer, DR. Charles
Minor, Llburn Roicy Jno y Spice, DR. Jno Woods Col
JnO Coles, h II Moon, Jno Tyler, Or Il Walker, ] w
Mason, WIN T Early, Col VIM r Brown, Ed THOMPSON
Col Jno BOwcOck, X Duke, David Hancock, Hammer
Geo Riyes, Brightbeuy Garth, Col K Jones' G. Bin
ford, Reuben Msury, DR. VI l. Anderson Jno Wood Jr
II Gilmer, Benz Wood Capt. Carter, WIN Garth Alonz,
Gooch, Valentine Head Micius Jarman r Hammer
Snml " Marin, VIM Pucheit, Rchd Noon (B) jas VI
Bowen, Hugh Minor, VIM + Higginbothsm Thos X Dunn
Rchd holland, Hugh Humphrey, ia Wlheit, Collin Cater
/ ton, VIM Blackwell, Sam Dowcl, T. Watson Jno Tim
berakc, Thos Barley, Allan Magrudcr Thos Garland.
u Shepherd, Carpenter, Col Thos Macon, Capt
! VIM smith, Madison Davis, VIM Rogers DR. Schuy-
Ter Hart, Capt james Lindsey, Alex Taylor, I r HILL $
/ o Moon, Edwin II Moon, DR. VIM Msupin, Col Vim
! Niche, Jno w Co.'S. Frank Nelson, Timnn Maupin,
| VIM Harris, Marcus Duueu Benz Johnson, IN G) WIN
| a Turner, Jno Coles. Jr Col WIN Wood.
On notion tho Chairman and Secretary were added to
/ the delegation
On notion resolved that the proceedingsbe pub
shed In the Virginia Advocate Lynchburg VfRinian and
| the Wing papers IN Richmond
The meeting then adjourned.
| WuJ suEtroy secr,v
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From tho n. o. Bulletin. Jan. 4.

We believe that unnecessary anxiety is Of present fell
the position of tho adyanccd corps n tho army under
General Worth. 90 SlIuio. The arrival Of the United
States steamer Edith ON Saturday,, 10 is truo confirms the
Previous rumors of the adyance Of Santa Anna great
force fro san Luis upon Saulo bot still those afo but
rufl9rs and there Appears 70 have beea Authentic ad
Wouh bis duty DO IN order 10 be prepared to
meet any contingency of the lind had acted these
mOu and nad sent information BY erprSs 70 Monterey,
--'"fofoemenu wore moving fOTw ord 10 Satllo from
IN ~. -, 49,. Il ~ss aso expected ihai be
DAhfko ahH mohutey .-t~ distant
Sosl BE- jyined by General WOOD. who Co.,,
% 30 Leagues, snd y he is auacked feel we'll
assured be will be- able hold h,s position stainat 1ny
force that Santa Anna can bring against him.
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ED.

Atthe residence Lucy wnfee in Chesterfield county
year Of b,
On Tuesday night, Mrs. SAKAu WILLIAMSON. The
friends and acquaintance of the deceased aud of the fam
lily are respectfully requested attend the funeral from
the house OF her son. Thomas Lambert Grace ST. between
Is and lStb this morning at III O'clock without further
invitation.
At his residence in Gloucester county on the 22nd day
Of Dec, 1876, after protracted and painful illness. VIM
ROBBINS, ST. in the 10Th year of his age Few men hay.
passed through life with recudo Of mind aud pur-
pose than the late Mr.. Robens. To naturally mild and
amiablc temperament he added unaffected benevoence
aud great simplicity OF manners He carried on his coun-
Ienaneeihe impress OF his warm affections His Judgment
sound and Just his morality pure and his principIes
well defined and well reflected Prompt and faithful IN the
discharge OF his duties and obligations cit zen; as
parent husband, master and friend he cquaed by few
surpassed by The Of this humble but faith.
iu tribute TO the character OF friend has never known an
instance In which integrity indicated oness Of lie
nature in him The consciousness OF rectitude and
tho entire freedom from all maignity Of thought or pur
pose seemed TO throw around him of ease of self
respect and OF dignity, which rank talent could con-
fer As has been said of Others 1t may be well ,nid of
him. that his life was passed without eproaeh, aud death
met without fear.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
At Court held for King and Queen county, n, the
Courthouse, Monday, the 9th day of November 1916.
IL being announced TO the Court, by James NJ JefIries
Esq, that since the meeting Of the last Court has pleased
Almighty God TO take from among GEO. X CARL
TON Of the members Of this Court and being DESTROYS
10 give pupc expression OF sorrow and regret
this affecting d,spensaton-al cnp not only 10 the
members of this Court, Its bar aud officers but we think
to this community largei and being desrous also offer
TO the family OF tho deceased heartfelt sympath do
unanimously adopt the following resolutions;
Resolved by the members Of this Court, bar and Off
GERS That, an the death OF George Carlton Esq., late
member and associate Justice OF this Court have sus
ianed loss which will be most seriously felt by u.s. as
well as the whole community IN which he lived.
Resolved That we hereby tender to the Attic ed family
Of the deceased deepest and heartfelt sympathy
at the distressing incident which has bereayed them of its
head.
Resolved That these proceedings be spread the
Of this Court by the Clerk ihat copy thereof bo Tor.
wardod TO the family the deceased and the Richmond
Wing and Enquirer, for publication.
a Copy-Teste
sAML HARDWOOD, d. c.
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NOTICE.

On Fudhy evening, January the BASIN sab
bath School Supper ani variety of fancy
articles Tor o pufo Of delaying The expenses
house for that institution To In
School Room lately occupied Mr. Sterling street. doors
above Main. Admitauce frce-supper so cts
br ArcuoS CsRD-we invite attention strGR-
FURNITURE and Hou,E GoODs ELEgAxr P,~o
FoErr Eeat Store this morning HrEp4YJ eommeeinx
O'Clock
FT The Piano viii be sold al Z O'Clock precisely.
p ~ iNLOE5 a BROTHER Aucts
bT Religious Notice Elder X T. Coleman viii preach
this evening Sycamore Meeng ou oeloek The pub
Lie ALL a.-..rf d .Iu iru, 81, tnuI
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b. aIssutv, Jan. IT, 1877
Ncssrs. Elt1rs u was very mICl surprised o. in
your paper 1 tue -, communication over the signature
OF zone who knows" With ihe writer's opinion of tho
"aylifb.y und "I1unc billy" Of Col Bondurlut. have
nothing 20 do butt consider tho rln, hat hc can bring
SO ie l.s . 3au county 100 moro tgs t1u any Wing
DO 100 Dsult Cltf,y RfaII.4s, aud unauthorized by
'-c-, 1Hd rer.l. iupI1u0n upon hc prncpirs 0 the
Wing party OF H county ~ DO BE-, BOO act, % say itat
urre no. 700 sa .l l county who gl i9rmsu 1ud r0tr
yaI.p. all al ,s gully Ui rho .lsct uCschcry, unfs
usr mlu HYlI ha.pru 90 be- fur choice Of tine other
caa1n'. ile Distinct DC places tho county mos' unoH-
visible arI ii.c .-IHa1, w.I ,lrI ltrd 90 destroy a
cIrhIeHr, fHt port ~ noe remainder sf the s,t n
uo principle auI good aIl Of tuo Wigs % Blekneham
a WIG
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The NORFOLK YoIuutccrs.

The Norfolk HoIalj, seems was misuiormed a, ~ tho
determination OF Gov. smith, decline accepting the ser
vices Of the Norfolk Volunteers. Capt Edwards the com
mandor Of the company, informed by tho Governor
that he could determine certainly whether their ser.
vices would be accepted or not but authorized him 10
keep his company enrolled and ready for further orders
the expense OF their subsistence, &c the interim being
paid by the State The Herald expresses the opinion that
they wall be accepted.
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Thr snI,.Trnnsnrr-

Tho following paragraph from tho New York Tribune.
shows te manner n which the Sub. Trcasurcfs unable 10
carry our tho ouctou and absurd provisions OF the statute
90 whip tbo ID round the stump"
The Treasurer BE- already discovering wsys NJ re'-
ting around the monster &c. receives bags oi "a
under bank seal without counting aud pays out 10 The
aame mnnncf. Thus giving that faith The seal of batk
which b. refused the signature of the President srd
Cashier On Friday the whole effective force Of the os'ah
lishn,cn was employed hour and ten by Tnn-
iW boz receiving $500. while hell dozen persons wait
ing ,heit turns The whole plan 10 simply ridiculous.
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TIE Southern Mail.

We received papers by the Southern Mail, which Is
indeed becoming be almost erery-day Occurrence
Since Saturday morning .ast We have but received
papers far Souh RaIeigh-on Tuesday morning-the
mail having failed on sunday, Monday and Wednesday
morning.. There L. "a screw loose somewhere"
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NEW YORK Ian I

NEW YORK, Jan. -, 9 +. NJ.
hire occurred last night, which totally DESTROYED the
New York gas house and other works attached TO it,
The Cotton market continues firm and prices steady
There is more fitmnoss in Stocks
The Flour market continues without ANNA ton-small
sales OF Gcnescc have been mado so. Nothing done
in Southern bands they held S. 25 to 1914 and
S5,43. Corn Meal and Rye Flour unchanged in prices.
small sales oil Genesee Wheat III cents. Prime vel
low Corn sold ut 72 cents which 1000 bushels were
taken to-day Sales Of Rye at 81 81 cents Oats un-
changed. whiskey 23ia24 cents.
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" The Washington Union BE- preparing for on as.
saul, upon Gen. Taylor, should our army unfortunately
meet with disaster DID before rhe battles Of thc
sh and 9Th of M'y were fought by limiting in adj.
vance, that % q arrangements are defective. II says .-
90 We cannot sunpp.e i possible that Gcnofal Toy.1r
8 would have advanced 70 Slu..J and scattered lis
troops far from each otbof-wI'n Gent worth at
sa,u.1, with Cen. Woo az Pauas. with zen. E1for
" ot Monterey, uri tbs forces under himself aud Gen
" Patterson, ar 90 .ncrr any serious danger from o.
" concentrated attack by santa Anna upon any OF hs
" divisions" But ict General Tay'Df achieve another
splendid uct0y-und thel she Union vii e1tol The
AdriiH'srarou for he wisdom of is pans and .ho A.
fcicncy Of rF arrangements, precisely af B., did after
,he battles of Pl.o Alto ,nd Resaca de l Palma. u
disaster end defeat oueIs Ge1aa Trfl1r will how. q.
bear Che bsaat--f victory, hen iae Administration wi
! appropriate 90 its,i Hs glory nf tHo acaiegmeht,
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By Magnetic Telegraph.

THILAUbLFTfIA, Jan. II, 2 7. NJ
The Flour market is without much activity Sales of
1000 bbls Penna. fresh brands ut S475
Yellow Corn is held at 60 to IS cts. No change in
Wheat-nothng doing-priccs nominal Oats 33a35 cts
Whskey 22ia23t cts.
Sales OF New Orleans Sugar at "a to 8 cts per h.
Salcs OF Mess Pork at Sll25
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The Convention % 'ho new sn'o ol Wisconsin boz, n.
ssred clause in The CousutstDl ust framed BY vote
Of OIL to 81 that oil foreigners. resident Of State shall
be sndde5 70 vote without taking on o'h Of allegiance
Whist nextg
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UNITED STATES ARMY

RECRUITING sERVlCE-wanted for the United st,,,. A.
my able toded men between the IS wear, b.
ABOVE ieet inches high Of good earacsr Of
'uing among et fellow citizens None apply 10 enter an.
service but those who determined TIE period Of hr
enlistment honesty and faithfully, "dsrHg car" ,1 NJ
or for the term Of Eve years '''
Ieh, q ,itablAea Rai,. q Pay aGrssls % ,L,.tl. In
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~ The Legislature Of Pennsylvania has adopted by a
naniuous vote resolutions Of lhsnks Gen. Tsyor and
shs oacers sod Of the u g army MsESo. voion-
end reeus fof their galsnty sud good conduct since
che csmuonoemsni u toe Those asute military cfit-
49, Orlando P,csun q iHoois, snd Jacob Thompson Of
Mississippi. hIak Inst censure instead e. thanks D. the
hsfos s,pecisy thsi hero be Vhg
Gsnefsl
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1TBicAnolrs Philadelphia Reporter of Tuesday, says
that the money market Of that city still contracted Out
Of doors the 10 per per for good pa
per.
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ar Attho las, dacs the Legislature Of lows h,d nd
iourned from The ooh December ul the 9Th Of January
~ Wa ruuotcd ths the Legislature having isIed O. coc
sonstors The ocofoco Governor Of that State coucmpa
tcd ths appointment Of Gen. Dodge and Judge Wilson.