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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

Cour,ship is often made mp OF the TACT
hat the girl calls her beau noble youth. a
hero, a genius. while he calls her paragon
of beauty and genteness, and so they Keep
tickling each oiher tll they get married,
and then comes the devil.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

Hugh N. Smith, the delegate from New
Mexico, is about to return home. He
thinks there is no chance Of getting seat
at the present session.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

GossIpING.- There is no habit more IN,
furious than that uf gossiping: 'hat is to
listen eagerly to the common reports OF the
day. prying into the concerns Of others,
and retailing the information from house to
house, with additions and establishment.
TO commit secret to such persons IS to
employ town crier, for they are to pub
lish 1t to tho first individual they meet
Ibis bad and dangerous habit chiefly be-
longs TO those idle males and females who
rave no business of their own TO attend 10.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

II Michigan, the Democratic members
o. the State Constitutional Convention have
h, II a meeting. at which the Governor of
tue S,ale, presided, and passed resolutions,
approving the doctrine Of Congressional
non Intervention in the domestic leglsla-
-. # our territories; strongly endorsing
tae Compromise Bill; laudng Gen. Cass
fer nobly placing himself in the breach and
s;cc,rHing the current Of popular prejudice
and fanatcsm; and ex,olling Henry Clay
{ 70, in the evening of his days. has left
tie retirement. so congenia TO his decIin>
Ing wears, and become paciica'or in the
difficulties, which divide The different sec
IONS of his country. and is enulled 10 the
thanks Of the American people,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

The man who never told IN editor how
he could better his paper. has gone TO Sche'
nectady to marry u wOman that never peep
ed into a looking glass.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

We remember being nj conference
meeting once in Yankee land, when one Of
TIE lcacons came round asking people if
they wanted salvation. Near US sa: a
butchers boy Of nineteen years old, about
n : amcnnble to salvation, as n lamb in his
hands wcud have been 10 mercy.
"DO you want salvatron!" said l'io dea.
con. looking into his face.
"No. | want Sal Skinner, and the sex
ton won't let me lake her oat Until meet
ms over"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

A person WIN had inserted in the New
York paper an advertisement for a wife.
sent the following note. last week. 10 the
editors:
Messrs. Edi,ors-The advertisement of
of B. D., Shelburne Falls, you will please
to Withdraw. b. d. has found the objec,
Of his search. and in consequence requests
,h,.,ou III shut dorn the gate imms-
diately.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

. II is mentioned, "a somewha, exiraordI-
nary. iba, there hasn't been an edEor shot
IN vlcssbure, Miss, icr several months.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

There are men III whose presence sc can
feel no pleasure. Ii they speak, we are
disguised; and even If they say nothing
they annoy US.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

A vicksb ug letter of 10Th June, says;
1--WE have cholera here at this time, and
from the yer, rapid fall of the Mississippi,
| apprehend there will be much sickness
here this sumner"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

There is a young man in town so bright
that his mother has 10 look at him through
smoked glass,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

The expedllC2 to Cuba. says the LOUIS
vile Democrat, was maT.:ed by one instance
of cowardlce that will long BE- remembered.
A genius by the name of Bunch st him.
self made an officer Of high rank. ano Nv
his paltrooney sunk himself to inia my. II
is to be regretted that the Spuniards did not
catch him. He was anxious TO start of
with the Creole, aud leave those on shore,
fighting the lancers, to their fate,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

Snooks met Spooks. Morning,
SAYS Snooks. Morning says Spooks.
Cod weather. srys Snooks. Yes
saws Spooks. I'VE shan't have any
warmer weather till the snow is gone
up North No. saws Snooks, 'and
the snow wont 90 of till it is warmer
weather.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

"IHou shall not KiN." Eumsc!lcT, can
you go to the graveynrds and count The
drunkards graves, and then plead mot
guilty. to the charge that you have violated
this commandment Answer on your con-
science.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

The New York Sun is conducted by
Bench's sons. the senior having retired
from public life to 20 into Cuba spocula.
tion>! Since the hoisting of the 'frec flag"
however, Mrs. Darlington is done with the
Sun:
"Yes, Mrs. KollyinGs I've done with it,"
said the old lady. with the frmncsH she
woud have shown IN turning from her
house a protege who Ind disappointed her
hopes.
"Why, Madam?" said Mrs. X.
"Bpcnusr," said the ancient dame, "it
shall never he snid took in paper carried
on by sons Of Beaches"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

WoMAN's LovE.-"Oh, how cruel 10
value love as piece Of common merchan-
disc. 1t is the only thing upon this roun-
ded globe that suffers no purchase but
itself. Love is the equivalent OF love; the
invalu able Jewel that must either be freely
given. or. forever unenjoyed, be buried"
Poppy. have guns got legs 2''
"No. my SON.
"How do they kick. thcnp'-
Soak your boots. nv deer. and go 10
he'd: Topry Is too tired to answer cues.
uons"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

THE KEoCKINGs ACCOUNTED FORA
gentlemen who has heard and watched al
lenuvely the phenomena of the mysterious
rappings has furnished us with his solution
of the mater-w which, as being the only
Tu:i7r7! c&F'un-'io-. -:c h--c ncnrd. desor-
yes - be recorded
lie says that the rappings when he first
heard them, reminded him instantly of the
discharges of an electric battery, each dero-
nation being double, as IN the cese with
thern. ROW supposlng that one Of the
ladies is powerfully charged with electricity
in positive form, while the other is charg
e1 negatively. The phenomenop OF the
so-n;o, OF rappings, is at o:,ce ,aGountea
for. Ii is we'll known that person in a
magnetic state receives and reflects what
ever is in the mind Of the person in COM
munica,iou; ahd this readily explains the
general correctness of the answers given TO
questions. 1t accounts, also, for the incor-
rect replies some;iMsa gi:en, by suppcsing
that the impression of the Iuestloner's mind
upon that of the magnei1ee ia weak, con-
fused or imperfect, This appears to US to
be an eminently rational view Of the case,
and places the whole suhicc', If not OIL, Of
the pale OF mystery, a, least hehind the
ranks of novelty, by including ii al once
among the lnnumerabe demonstrations Of
animal magne,ism.-N. Y. Day BOot..
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

WANTED.--A situotion as son-in-
law in some highly respectable family.
moi particular as to salary. Apply
TO p. L. F., through the Post Office.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05
A CIRCUS IN A STORM.

The Franklin Review gives an amusing
description Of the drowning out, last We'd
nesday, of Welch and DeIevan's Circus
The grand waterproof pavilion had scarce
been pitched, before crowd gathered
within it, and then, in lew moments,
says the Review:
The rain came in torrents; the wind blew
small hurricane, and the "greai pavil.
hon." with perhaps five hundred human
beings in it, came TO the groun8 enshroud>
ING the entire mass completely. Knives
were freely used 6y the "insiders" to eX.
trica'e themselves from TIE d,sagreeable
condition they were in. When they
emerged from beneath the heavy canvass,
which had hitherto kept of the "peltings
of the piress Storm" their dsfenceIess
heads were baved 20 the full fury of the
elements. End such storm. Wind and
ram. Rain and wind.
BY this time, the wafer, which mad been
falling with great rapidity for half an hour.
or more, had accumulated on the entire.
lot around the circus, to the depth of sew
eral inches. The scene here. beggais de.
scriplion. 1t would take tie pencil OF
"Cruikshank to do 'tjustice. The ladies,
many of whom were dressed in an inch
Of their lives" were perfectly saturated
with water; and added to this, they had
to wade, from ancle TO half leg deep,
through the surging flood, TO get upon ter
ra frma. A friend of ours, who visited the
scene, pretty soon after the downfall of
the establishment. informed us, that upon
gong past a stable which stands upon the
corner of the lot, he cast his eve IN, and
there stood the ladies', who had taken Shell
ter from the fury of the empest-crowded
as thick as they could be packed, awaiting
the cessation Of ram and some means Of
transportation from the place. The ileas
in tha, stable are beHered to he the hungri>
est set about the town-and those who
enjoy "Aea catching" had enough of it to
do. doubtless TO satisfy their desires in that
regard.
We took a stand at the Post Office door,
for few moments, TO witness the exit OF
the crowd; and never were our eyes greet
ed with such sigh, before. TO say moths
ing OF the spoiled iinery. in the shape of
bonnets, fine dresses, &C.. of which we
saw many, we tearlessly venture the asser>
ton that so many dripping pel'icoats were
| never before seen on any one occasion.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

The picayune says that the region sub.
merged by the late crevasSee, will be as
large as some States of the Union, driving
thousands from their homes destroying hun.
dreds Of plantations, horses, cattle, &c.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

A scandaous scene occurred at ST. Luke S
(EpiscopaI) Church, in Chelsea, near
Boston, on Sunday last A division in the
church, as to the right Of two parties TO oc>
copy It, has for some time prevailed, and
had been compromised by agreeing that
neither party should occupy Ii until both
should consent, In violation Of this agree
menr, one Of the parties surrepti,ously OBJ
tainei possession of it, and a layman pro-
ceeded TO read the service The Rector
presented himself and claimed his rights.
A strong party of persons supported each
:. s1Id Il i,sn uvu'i na,L tns.ed had
not the Rector and his friends Withdrawn
They cok their seats. and the services were
performed by the usurpng party. In
the afternoon the Rector, on entering the
church TO perform the evening service, was
blu,aly assailed; several violent blows
were given him, and his robes were torn
from hls back. The Sheriff interfered and
o .er5l the building to be cleared These
facts are stated by correspondent Of the
Boston Atlas. They are strange proceeds
ings for old Massachusets.-.N Y Courier
s. Enquirer.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05
THE SMITFEN.

met pretty blooming mad,
And love my heart bpcuiled;
Nor COY was she, nor afraid,
And when praised. she smiled.
] talked Of all the pretty things
That charm a maiden's ear.
And hinted thai the lack of wings
Was all that kept her here.
Her form inclined as though she sought
10 catch each tender word,
And on her bosom once thought.
The lace was slightly stirred.
! dare not go--l feared TO stay
Would lead me in a sna:e;
When yielding beauty pleads delay
A saint may well beware.
Her eyes were lit bv PASSIONS play,
With a soft and DREAMY air;
U"r lips, just parted, srcmed Ia SO. y
Come. kiss me if you dare
pressed her form Of maIchless grace,
And dared-wih gentle strife
Just one she stamped me in the lace
find said, she'd tell my wDe
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05
POWERFUL REASONING.

h,a yuao. mems debating society some.
where down in Indiana the question for
discussiCn wa5--"Which is the greatest
evil, >coliing wife or a smoky chimney?"
A ftef the appointed di9pu'anls had conclu-
ded the debate, a spectator rose, and beg
geG the privilege of "making few remarks
on the OCCASION" Permission being gran
ted, he delivered himself in this way -
"Mr' President, I've been almost mad a
listening to the debate OF these 'ere young
slers. They don't know nothing at all
about the subject. Wha, do they know
about the evils Of a scoIding vile? Wait
ill they have had one for twenty years,
ani been hammered, and iammed and
=. :. ID all 'he while AMI wait Till The v'"''
been scolded because the baby cried. be-
cause the fire wouldn't burn, because the
oven was too hot, because the cow kicked
over the milk, because it raned, because
the sun shlned, because the hens didn't
lay, because the butter wouldn't come, be.
cause the ola cal nad klUenS, because they
came too soon for dirner. because they
were one minue too late. because they
sung, because they tore their trowsers, be-
cause they invited neighhor woman to
call agrin, because they got sick or because
they did anything else, no matter whether
they couldn't help it or not, before they
talk about the evils Of a scolding wife,
why, Mr.. President, I'D rather hear the
claler Of hammers and stones. and twen'
ty tin pans and nine brass kettles, than the
din, din, din. Of ,he tongue of scoding
vile. Yes, Stree, ! would. To my mind,
Mr. President, smoky chimney is no more
10 be compared 10 scold!ng wife, than a
little negro is 20 dark night"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-16

speak for the Commonwealth and perhap, again
10 s,ihe her patriotic voice. Those measures is.
now supporters where it was least expected ;,
find them;even the Senator himself changes a6oo,
and finds it exceedingly pleasant 10 obey the vii
of the people.
We do not believe the Democ ratio party -
Campbell desire to raise an issue with Mr. s. f.,
the vote which he gave Mr.. Summers. We nfa.
sumo Mr. 5. and the other wings who acted with
him, viewed Mr.. NJ. they should have done
IN exactly the position in which he placed himself
in the U. S. Senate when appealed to-when al.
most implored-to cast the vote of Virginia E..
peace and against di'union-and 70 which he ,v,.
as deaf as a stone
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-16

.s>,s.ss,-.s-sa'.H.-....-'sss-
TIE Al, ,,.ion va. cont oned f,r,bet when the VI
,.s ,,ks, Yiih the + HAVING result
/ roRJ joins VI nANrL M. s-,s lInnbies speaker. )
,I'en n i s~an. Dlrd of ,uher.r. NIcD arnaa. Ne.
Cl,e,,c crpiiam Power, Lewis II |, ansaica Bnel.
aer Cst,i gnn Of Ch,rit'e Jones' Barb u. Nus, Drs
kin. Edwul.. Books Sydoot, Pear. Iaiaferta.
Boykia. Amid. Ito ,se,. Tonlo, slemp. Pend le,n.
Newmaa. B.ydst,n, Non,apnr " lliams Baskerville.
Bsl,ne Eduundsoo, Nann.d,ln Blrt. Wheepr Camp.
Il OF Nuowny. vi lis Busarl. Rohetts1n, H.. OK
carley, Fairtax. Floarnoy, Rves. Harlan. Matn.
Yant~y, r. man. Calvert, Camsbell f Snyth. Cfllei
field. Wheador. ,hnson, Massey of Warren AMI ClIke
AID Jtk>"n-G3
Fon Il, i. D.NiEL -MesTs. fmney. B'we eek Tar.
ter, MnssIch A"Nandrh, i)amron. Imbd"n. NlcIn".
Bnfwr. lompklns Hammond, Darlington Of y 1feinu't.
Forbes, Speed. Clark. Vile K Srgat. Sloari HUM.
SCOT ri Fang ''rf. Dunlap. tck", al N'lhn Hall
SmthaI Dhhr. J"wrt. Patlrk. Dtrsham. f.d"Hds,
Wright, talrn2ion, ot I"ndoln. khhy, Dawspn,
Subb'. Verify. Neal, Ntchrf, Nct' OF fo"hhiah ''H.
uspn. Angnt ID umin. Paterson Keenan,, SPeefs, Wv
son. Sntl', Duty, ard Boyd AZ
FoR ions KrTHEHFooD - Nessr+ ii'vs, Nfls'
Nrllman. 'tt"lI, Lewis q" IL Hl"n ana ~ dnta1e.
Ferguson j"hny, Harvey, Stnrn, Cfalg, W t'h, ana
llotnof-l2
voTE % ruE SENATE
IoR ions VI. DANIEL. NirsNs DrnhIs speaker
ublr, lI"ner, Btbre. Daniel. i'b" l. oW' late, DE
eetl. q autram, lhompsm, OF - o"tiet'. iay"e aud
w. II
Fpn R,tEI0u .D'NILL--M'ss's thompson, IT,
4 \. Kinney, Ie'ch' Turner SHhatd hHd ihohas
on JonS hur"tRio"p Me's"' h''s' 'af1ir'
I'd rl-ton. td"cn and w add.
JONI u tL"; h,e number 81 vot@s ~ necessary !"
= rh"ir', - F"t y 'h' VI Daulc' II; lor IL l. Ian
lei, % l1f John Kun 'i'od, ~
iiot So
Nrd' eSlh', zee -, io'''
Payer ny the R"V' Adam tmpie oil n'e fPlseopai
ohnfci.
DtdHi Of q member
MI Forbes OF Buckingham sald IL bcohes my
phhiIl duty Ia ann 10 nj, iihs' me den o my
Trend aud neIghb r, y l"n fh9" Esq M dele 'ae
l'cl ira the county 81 'nnmfInnd d"r'fted thls
ale on Fndi' Last, ~ tue town OF Natefsvlle. within
Il" lmt' ms own nalIve county. MS SAD anh1nn'e
nen' mus s'nRc deep mt' the hearts OF many 81 ns
WHO eJ ytd the pleasure OF ms S'cfy Al the last SEES
sion al lhl7 Assembly Macy al rs can bear lesh my
as To ia" TAI hin manner ~ which he discharged The dh-
~ I'm " nd the last
session / occnpy seat nv nj. sde aod can tnly saw
hat whenegcr e4 IONS If difficulty and Importance
afo.e invariably o,k,d |, INN for c,usal AMI advice
always found IN him t,ue ttend and an able adviser
one b ss ,ulIn, r,s.,o ,v,. t fiji nm Tho measure, al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-16
CONGRESS.
SEN \IE -DTFRERED.

sTtNpING COMMITTEES.
On Foreign Relations Mess y. FnIle, (rharmanA
Mason. Nanrum, Pin 'p'. and Douglas
On Finance Ne.sr1 Hunter. (ch drman) Blight
Pearce. Benun. anl Ewmu.
On Commerce -Mc,srs. Ii,mlo. (cba,man) Soule
DAVIS of Massachusetts, ID dse of " lscon,In aud lls
On ,Nnnutdcitvcs Me srs. Sebast an, (cha rnian.
Clemens Clukc. Jonrs. and lpham.
On agriculture Mss surgeon (charman J Iuf=
ncy. Srtmn'". Walker. aud Chas".
On Military ,lTais -Nrs.rs Davis Of Mississippi
(Ch,rmanl Borlaud, Greene Shields and Dawson.
On the ltGtn- Mess'7 II urston (chaiunan, } Dodge
Of Wisconsin. Mrt,n, Clemens. and Spruance
On ,\drai Affairs M"-sts. Nulse. (chaunan,) Ma
SON Baiaer. NlIIler. and Gwlo.
On Public Lu,i, -M"ssrS, Frlrh Chairman 5 iielis
Wmthwp. Fremont a.d Smh.
On Priratc Land Claims -Messrs Diwns. (chair
mao.) VIII, comb. Davis of Massachusetts, BALDWIN, and
Chase.
On Indian .36airs -Ness,s Achisoo. Chairman. }
Sebas'ino Bel, Rusk. and Wales
o., Claims -Messts. Norris Chairman Whitromb
Undervond. Baldwin. aud Pratt.
On theJtdicidy -Ne~~rs Butler. (charman, d rwns
Brtuen. B'adbury, and y vtou.
On Revolutionary CLAIMS Mes.rs. Walker. (chalr-
man. } Upham, u dye Of Iowa. Cooper. and CHASE.
On The Post Office and Post Road,-M"ssrs Rusk
(chairman,) Bright. Upham. Soule, and Morton
On Roads and Canals -Mess's. Bighi (ch,irman,)
Atchison. Green, Pmu. aod Sptnaucc.
On Pensions -MesSrs. Jones, chairman Phelps.
DAYTON. Hale. and Borlaud,
On he District Of Columbia -Messrs Mas IN, (chalr
man lure Mlr Sh lis. and Berten.
On Patent, and The Patent Office -Messrs Turney.
(chairmoo.) Norris, Mates. Whic,mb. and Dawson
On ReircHciment-M essrs. Bradbury, Chairman. !
Houston Mangum, Felch. and CLARKE.
On Territories Nessts u unlas Ccharnan In.
dsrwnod, Houston. Cooper. ard seward
To .iuiH and Coairoi the CONTINGENT Expenses Of
The Senate Messrs Ddse, Of Iowa, (ch irmao. Walk
er. aud BADGER.
On Pnb'ir B"iidingsMes>rs. Ilun'et. Chairman
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NJ Butler of Lon am 'lect-d to sHPply tn" place
made vscaai by thu rs qua ion vi Nj CUnad aPpea ed
to-day. va. qa,l fed aud look his scat
Dntin9 me d.hata IN rstettn9 IN ffe'drn's an
nnal Message 70 the Standing tonnitte's, NJ. bid-
dnpa Tx o.ras#an l. stack the President ft tlos
t,fts o. The fnssage. fea Ing 10 the Fngi I'VE Slave
,,v AID SAL the freemen Of he rih would resist t
L. iha death H. declared hat it required them 10 d.
watSp than murder.
Mr. Met Iernand hrieff replied. stilma'lzing the
sentiments 49, ed hy Mr. Gdd ngs t'easpuabe aud
disavouing the Safe + Illinois, the eXIsence f such
sentiments amongst her eitizens.
Alr schencL asked but did not obtain Lave 20 "ii-
resolution insmctlog the { mnliiee ct WAYS ana
Means fep,t bill appfnpfatlng money u 1T "ut The
slip prnnay lyania Ia 90 t. the W orld's FAN
Ga motion, Tia lluu,e adj urned.
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VI AllskE'ES.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 9.

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Cattle. There is very naerial h'nge 10 notice
since last. Prices from 81 70 to s275 on he
h, f. equal S. 50 J25 and averaging t225
gess
Iogs-W continue quote Al tj,5.2j.
Fom-ll Howard Street Flour, 81 Ga.
Uhsm -i05d09 family Flour white l0al 10 cents,
Corn in good shipping order. 53a5i cts.
Rye els
P,oei,ioas-N thing Of any imp 'r,aoce has tanspr
ed sncn our las Small les making az quotations.
Jhistev -S,les If bbs on Saturday, and to-day at
81 5a2S cts flr bbs and % ct. for hhds.
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W,suiNGroS, Dec. Q
SE\AIT.

In the Sr>Arr, tn day, after the presen alton of pelr-
tons anb memo iil,,
Nj. BIl"rg notice ola bill he INTENDED intro
dncin., reimburse 10 the STATE # S,u Carolina al
''ac.s mad" by h"r t. tlr L. =. Government dunn.
the Seminole war.
NJ. Benron introduced hi, Missouri Land bill
The private calendar wis then taken up AMI several
bills pas d.
Annual reports from the Land and Pension offices were
rece we'd together with message from the President Of
me United STATES. enclosing 1t or hon the Mexian
Minister IN relation to ladan depedaii ms upon The
frontiers of Mexico. The message was read and re-
fused afr which the Senate held all Executive on
aud aij,utuej.
HOUSE
Ia The lloc.t. thu Speaker announced be siandin,
Comm tes
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Thu stock market day ht heen STEADY. hit not ar-
tive. L 5 6's Of lS6s. llitllis, Pa SIS 93. Slet-
Inn Eschaage 93al0 prem.
Fl M IS qulel. Sales Of soObds at S. 7)a4SI for
common brands; Exra do s525. Corn Meal S275.
Rye Flenrs $50.
Gram steady Siles OF 1000 bushels Wheat a l02l
los cents: white do l09tll2 cents Corn is steady. -
Sales of nav white at S. aud yellow 60 cts. OATS 3Sa
40 NY - Cs
Provisions s'eadv. Sa!es Of Mess Pork at $l2a
II 25; Ptlme do 9 Been shoulders - ,6 GEMS; side
CO cents, Hams "a cs. Land Is hm at S,Si cts.
In Groceries not much doing -eai"s of r o Coffee in
snail losat II cts Sugars aud Molasses unchanged
Rec ,. cts for prme
Wool lirm. wi h sales OF com washed al % e
Is washed al 36p,5S
Whskey dull al ,a27 cts per gallon.
Tobacco continues in active request
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much Ike irving sise tsmnesi 10 teapot. snd we
sh,ad hav. heen eier nless fnnr cans,rip' auh".s
in e ianha had fs>i M aire til degree ~
dan So, at Al I'll sn ing her al lf ieqes 1t the
iranlls hefrn they aenpn to aslse Tor heir safety
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HOUSE.

Tuesday, ID c. 10, 1880,
Nj st af he day occupied by debate in the
House the e!eciian If Cnuncillpr Of State. Mr.
August ns minated Raeiah 4. Daniel the present in
.n'n~nl. Mr.. Msrz nominated John N. Dauisl, Mr..
F.Isos-a nominated Col. J In ltu her,Id.