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SCHEDULE Is.
OFFICE OF JEROME. ;'IGG$ & CO..
q L. -. LL.... Dlrcl NNrAA Anr. M.IN IL. Nli

OFFICE OF IERNME. TItiI'S & CO..
IDENrhin:r Place. Newi"r%. May ~. lNGi.
IIoE,I.o 7. N.En:iL. E.!.-->ir: LEARNING that you
are assuming the lille ard authority 81 superintendent
Of the Avr. Coal oil Company. IN direct opposition
to the rrsolul, oi te lLar Of trustees. 0 Hrrh 3lHt,
lst AMI ui which RESOLUTION upon Ia" sauc day, iur.
nI>hr you Copy; learning Mise. tia, you have Refused
TO hand over the ru"S plprIs accounts. aid property III
urhn.s I" W. A!,.,w Hpku who waS duly npp6int.
ed y"rr AUrc. IT iy resolution q: ,I: Of rGustccs. o!
Aprlt 2j,h, Ioc8 ar.d wn,m provided with c"rt,f"d
copy ol SAID a;": Ibrreorc warn y"n n"'I behalf
of the Vic" irrs i. H." Treasurer. Ty.r ~ Srcrr1ry,
and the trustee "i the Avrr Coal tnlL". that all act,
dnur by yuu Hs'n"' superintendent or Ao"ht oi "au
Company, He al n nnIiI"riG"l, MID nn"aIfantrl
y snid officer. Trustees. and t.ti yUu Mail lc held
rrrsunnIy irspu.shlr fur Ill damage or los. which
may rr,ut lrUIr y"rr Illegal ACTION III tue prrtlnc':
nH.r"'tI"l'y y""I'. y, SMhil"EM',,
3;if %r,.rrtIry hrrrW ToI % DH IN.
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SUPPLEMENTARY of Averill Coal
and Oil Company - -


CRY AyD CoUSvY o: NEw'IoEN. S.: .
4 nOTPiluS SNEIyHElui. or THE CITY 0" NEW
~ York being tuIy sworn. dus"S and Says, tia, he Is
Secretary and al a." riscs 81 lie Ar"iill COAL x
on Cnni.a,iy; thu, o.lr Il0ro !. IvrrI formerly
the Suprr iutc,!r; al I'D InIj?uy Ia West virginia.
lu, wa rrn"Vrd Ir,ua laid "r iy the Directors "i said
Company vn The Sit ny u" March, ia;i as will nPIAnI
by copy u.>," Ec,. .u,,os 81 E"r"y hc:rto anrCH"d.
marked StlrJulr ~ which were rUa'~! y lcpolIcui
from ,." o.,I l0".n :" Nhuth ~ Gis put-aSShDn, h'
srlL S.t,cafy. Dcp"rn rrIlirr tI.. inntall lnTrrn
uf Aurry ~ nu oriJ I" act ~ a'nt tor ihiA Come
pnIv hrrcI"nr ,'ivTI ~ 'Il cuHiLr. have irrn cX.
prrAly r.yn aud Lh,l .'!d iI"r" J.. "vrrIlI has u"
power rlrli ,uh".y, ~ hn, wi?whi;''"r i"tc ipr
ihIs Conn, rr. or i"r iIC r'iulu huy ,;rrrS; IN tho
lat 4. mrru,r Ly !; ~ M',I NnSa. ~ :" "cH"r II ~
Them IN nIl "ihr way wnnt.r. pr!"n" iLrth"T 'ay'.
that nn IA" l9n lY"; MrNin' J." cL,'J 81 bee s.ni Ia
aid Ayrrll Il",rr nl wil c.y |, hereto annexed.
marx 81 - ALui."Jli'S SNE!,Bi.ia;,
Sc. AuriH i1HE nHfn. sNLl
Sworn to u;h tui rrIri U"lurr m". tin. ~ day VI
june, lSGG. IAh@r \, ho,I,r
-, Iot9ry Iub'ic. l,LsLl
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CHURCH DIRECTORY

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURcH-Rcr. M E,,wn,
IAr">. Pastor Srr"css every sabbath nj lt,S ocloc,
A. H. and =, T.. NJ ScsricsS for Conrrd Person. nj
ar w. PRAYER M:"tr.2 every Thursday evening.
.>'""'m >ea"e1-Every sabbath u, O'clock \. 81.
PRESBYTERIAN cIIrECH-Rrv J. NC. Br.y,,Y
lAst"r Services every Sabbath ut II O'Clock \. ~ and
;r. ". PRAYER Meeting every wc,lnc 4.,ny evening ~
!>tdbdk. S,IiG0s--Evrry Sabbath u, o'clock r. ~
ErlS'crAL CIIrRCn-Rcv. ". r. NJ JAcnn.. Pastor
Services every sunday Mt l0! O'Clock A. " and tx r. A.
Sdb6dfh .Sh""i-Evrry Sabbath n. 0 o'clock A. NJ
DIVINE SEkrrhs. with Lecture. every Friday evening
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KAN ,xp r..s TO Ycrx SxnrsoA =. A'a'nS '1'
ran-r.u. .r-<~ass delivered on the srSa' '''"'
l-.or. the people Of the United States h0'e %
H.r,,u Of rui,upi, arc unsu,?a.ssdiu e'earas'' az"
1.rr. 81 r,pre~ion. \ supply for Er''u''oo' '''"D
Us L<.u received =, hi. olcc. Call or s'nd ~ mall
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rr, csxppNrr.-Ct.rlrsf errrli. E'q'' OF AA''s'''
-. % ..n,. that he will not be candidate '"r
m, Office =, the October election TIL" announcement "
l.. nam. a. sud, In the Rrpno'ran MAS una"''''Es''
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x...rA.-;a the Jor.x.t- Of Nc tea ."s' IN M
Tn. Of the ID paragraph, er:ths as'sls hsse ~
C.min. Struggle" Tor "Pcaee" rad 1"""' o1'
.,..xr. III please correct any other mistakes 'pP'
3ny IN
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NV M,xc. - Just published ny ISt" efn's"'F. i,
W., ,,h street, Cincinnati. "ue'!nH "n'''" V''''
Til. ni Ch!l,." Music by Joseph Ian!' '''' ~
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BOY .tTTORNEIS n-r hereby no:inr.l I" NM"
rf,Ti u f"r 'l' phy'""' e: O"rs 81 nhlc itin ni.d
n.h-r Legal MV"r>r,nrnt~-aS nIlavt> nI their multi
Avon will not b" mad" until printers fees are paid
.4Bidnri'a will hc charge. 81 cents.
Hriiy" Notices. MUS, be paid Tor inrdr;,1iy IL
t1vAMr.
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T. j. rrKElr. This hoai Ic" ''"e"''' VT" ,I
In",nuy. We sn!ersto"d. ond viii rr'''"' -
t..l,,, To make regular ffips he'"'"'''
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(tc.r"n' G. fIHr, AJAX ann, N"'l ~ nWEtNN'''
T1nr..,r TIC Gh instant, Of paralysis. lie ms WAS u
years old. =
nr".,run"I .yl,l"r, m,!'n"i at the .fattlr 81 f"n
Ridge has been r"m"vri fr"pI the r"tinlnstUI.r ni
Springfield No.. and Conservative eppoini"" ~
h!s stead. t,,.s.... Il F1%.,.s,- =.
A,miu named Perry was recently caught Ivy Inh'nn'
rear RUBY CIV hinhn Wu"rn pins driven through lIl'
h,,y iu 10. ground. nrd then lis arm, and es> cut OIL
in Nhi,,I awIGl cuI,iun he Na> tpuId.
Ma rrrrn, rrc'!"n In San rrnrci.c" C''. IL" Union
candidate. wcrr .ectcd by MI average majority ii l'oo
In the Trr:p-v " Colorado. IN the 9Th iasnt. bIe
fe Tor wa> found 10 h- In ihv"r or t'corS"
NJ Chc":t Republicans. Nv luS majority over Hunt MI
m!n!,tra,uu candidate. Cox. GuuuIinSs gavo eer'ih'
cate OF election +" Hunt:
negro was taken from the Jail In Paris Ky, ns,
u-~L ~ night his thr"s Gu. md his b"ly thrown iu'o
IN, river by partY "chivlrr The negro The 'ihy be-
i.ru hat .'ouarrctr within white man,, had hren' shoi
nss6r yS Ies, aud nrvwu Into pri'on Tor salu'keep
inS.
-Cr,r corxcI, a. CtsctxSt ASn PRESIDENT JoTSsoS-
Tn. (omnI.rci uf Friday, says: Tae Guy Councii was
n, b,y. mo, YESTERDAY afternoon in regular s",>or-but
A dldn, OILY ten me ms were present. In arc"rda'ce
With ycnrra understanding among the n"nhers' 'he'"
WA uo,hin: like quorum present al O'clock. and
,n", 10 ntIonr was promptly made and carried. The
meaning of This II that the Guy Council al Clcih"
l.ul waut To eAtcud Invitation to Andrew J9hhhoh
irrGt.nt Of the United Slite-ind will not.
. rr.p,r,ons on a large scale Rsc leIng maic by thr
litter, and sailors Of ri,,,bur r the Convention I"
,h. aslh. A, ,Ssriims The 5tS. rc.aluttps were
nA.scf coadcmning tlie Presidents policy. 80. ''
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II Al I - I }.

FAEMi:E--SNN ;%.--S"p'rnhrr i'lI. hT Key. ".
T.. Wil,m>rp. Mr. rn''As fAEEE" nnI di"s SAhAi
S,SrrKs IN II Ginrlrs:"i. West VI.
JhKTES--S; IIuUN"tiG. -Srpnml"r GiH, l'T The
..'nr Mr. Eg.ir. IA.,r> n.d Miss NNEioi %7rGAFLa,
al If Ea:.LM Wa county. West Va.
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OF LEASES. neatly printed on good l:sry paper
N,Hs'AGE LICENSES. neatly printed on good paprr.
en- h,!r! al Ibis "Eic'. '"F''',
C"rI,S RN:. ,,kri' on subscription to the larKxAL
.'MANK Si'Bizl:%hS. SUMMONS RSEC,trioyS" " ,.r
TAMEN'S. md MI kinds Of Justicrs blanks on banJ
.n,, .,,t w al Nruri notice, '~ " ''
. pEEI>. POWERS OF ATTORNEY, &C., on hand,
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STATE or WEST VIRGINIA,

2" IA: %.vigo HanrThI C""nfy--t;HrEHs":
wr r-'riurui yen thrt You summon The urea. kH.
nnwrI OH Company, toTori'i"u al 'r state " ',c~
Ynrs II the, Lr found IN y"uf iin"rk, 10 "rpcar h".
Err the JUL - al our Giiru; Cont Tor the County 81
Kunnwha ut Rule, ~ u" held III tie Clerk, Office 'hcre"f
on tho li Monday IA scp"'Ghcr neat. Ia answer 10 .
Ial IN Chanccry r:hiLitri aSnirt lh'h IN our laid
Court by julia, Trace. Witness LIhu slack, Clerk ~
n,r said Court ri tho Cont House 0t said County, the
18Th day Vi August, l:GG, hIi IN the 4'h year of tic
State. .r
with interest Oh $40 ii fI0n september 2'il. le mud
Oh the residue from The l3h 81 Ausus l3d. due by De.
fcirdauih to she Complainant. Til. Sheriff Is hcrHHy
directed ly attach th" estate, real uri personal, VI Tic
Urlendant. IN Kan,wa couny. II lriiis the Davenport
lands Oh kautwba Iiycri Oi engines ind fixtures, and
other personal property thereon. to "cutc Tho aoo".
huuI nf 0ii49 20. win inivrrLtnS aforesaid. -.
49, . flcs;r: .... John SLACK. CLrr1.
Sx7n HSICmr SolS--.lnS. g. 1864 --tiwt
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rnr M,uAz,Srs for $cp.etator at the J"f SSA ''''e
Store. M," flesh novels, new music. &'.' &C.
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NOT1CE'!a

NY son. c,,clxxA1cs q; 3t1..xr h ihls own niihi
and hereby sro no,lee tbst 20 eharr& or tar
s|h,,r" - e. : -T:'G'.,I - J. DstNcGAEE.s.
. August 3Sih. 1850" = ~
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Regular Cin'ti and Kanawha Packet
. ..', f.s--.-. stf. s.f "a ''s-S ," - ~
The Superior lJgl'-dTa', St"amrr.

The Superior lJgh'.dTa!t St"nm"r.
MAR Y=;E,ISWIN. D"
JAS. |. MAGINSlS, Master p. q. H. READER. CLERK
la. rn:c-c! he trace foo 1l~ NarocicS.inc Cincn
nn;i every Tuesday at IN. Returning. viii leave
Charleston every SA,urdaTat M.
III, M,nr fIw,s. drawing only lc,ipche ritSlA, Or
can rcly upon tho Mary" masking hr: trip. with rrGu
lari;y and dispatch.
All uGI KIM promptly attended 20.
For !,eish, or passage apply on h"ac or TO .,,r
4sma r.. '@'..' tt, wparf:h"ratt
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!, Diaries ! fo1,llR08:s

Z i:f.,, yi.S. ~ ..ft y. 81 ttnSEsTd!
I'VE HAVE EEcE1yED AZ l86oA9fkxE.Gs 5
Journal Book Store. CAl and exlmlne. ~
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alew Alyrrii5em
Wonderful but ,Truc!

,5iHAN" REMINGTON. Tie worli r":'""r"" tN'r"I.
VI "gis a,I ,lIul's.r Ilirvnyr.i. Will" ~ n
r.,r,,n ~ .i,ir ,.,,",r'". IL" 'rrv irI'ir> a. 80"
rrr,,'i van a." AID Icy the All VI ~ L,rn""'i
-. .uI",.. rover. hr"Nn thr lry'l"n"rPr. EhFA
l." rruiur" 'rj'"rl ant h;rSIr picture 80 HE
fiiGr" hu.a 'd W." q" he applicant. VITA date "i
marriage. r.Ii"I lrr'r2 iitts IL rhthr:"r. 80"
Tn. l. mp".ii,"n. i"'n'"nlh'r wiih"ni mim'"r
,r a.."r'. liv .'rins llr" -! iIh nH", h''l"'i"''
r,nr 81 eyes rld litr. ai enclosing :ilr cents. 'i
stamped rn,"U," nd .r.. ii H. youfs"If i"n".'i I"c'""
TIE li,rm" rs ,riuyn ni i"S"Ihcr with desired li''"r'
mhiirp. ....
AIlrc-' f. cnaII"uc". H,r.m GRETI:th" ELHlMi.
TuN T. q. l..> ~. H..t Irnr,XT. IGnG
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1900 Acres of Land For Sale

r Az AUTHORIZED ~: NR. J. F..uA5Sr0Rn TO
.ril very valuable trset OF aud lying IN Coal river
between the Upper and ,wer fali. and ono an! a.hal
miles from the Kauswha and 0uyAndotte Turnpike: and
JnInng the farm OF NJ j.: inrI"fd, lyinE on ino
rrsl auawha riysr., The Nall Route from kSnGWaA ~
WAYNE Comfy by the Upper Falls Of co,l. runs through
portion Of this lauh. There are mills Tor grinding
wheat and ea a. beth Falls Of Coal but Asort distance
from this auE. - So 3. ,'f. 80" ~
Iii. js lie Urak IvaLicred L0nI in iu State al
,sI Virginia. With portion Of the laDl cleared andn
cultivation. INV timber will sell for uoIs han ask for
This land eaube bought for ~ ~ .N'iF4s f"''";'
,RIPrEEN, DOLLARS PER ACRE: =,
! TIsM:-0ne.tbird down., us balance IA twelve edn
eighteen ponths. ".SrS t,h ~, ~ = l1IS ~
fsr,ous wi1hlps 70 purchase god Soek Pam. q Coal
Lands. viii sppiy teI HEI. ~ EIMAi ~. ~
March ., iA3.-1l KaDaEta E'.H- Hest,Ss:a
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- 5Ti;I;I;;1sI;iOitSI=OF-YO UTH.

a. GESTLENAS, WHO ,ScFFERED = TOR tYE AIRS
II from Sefvous IAhllity, Premature lecly. aud
tina rNects afyuIhfnE fiserctdn; for the sake 81
suarLn; thd ire Ia Az WHO need ", the ter
celpt aid dlrecan for makiS ihs tuipls remedy b.
wl3ch'he vi, rdrri sufferers Wishing Ia profit ey the
advertisers experience IAN do 5" ~ addresn!na:ia pst.
'te' e0noa'oef' hxS i. Cedar Street, Sew York.
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\ nr".,r,rl soldier mn!'n"i at the sfattlr 81 Pea
KLirr has been removed FROM the "sinlaitUrship at
Springfield, No., and CONSERVATIVE " appointed ~
"a Sfrnu
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CHARLESTON, WEST VA.

Drdn~s'i"v M"rnIny Srpirn,Lcy re. 1860
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A,mIu named Perry wa. recently caught ty Indians
rc,r ru,,y civ tnhn wu"rn pins driven through hi'
T., Nv lu To-. ground. and ihrn lis Hr, and legs cut OIL
In 4, MI, uw(Il condition he NaS found.
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E2s A'U-rH:-r!eiSr announce 'hr ram" NJ II.
CLISt ON DAVIS; Ii candidate for ASSESSOR IL
Jnwrr District, n, tho Octn,cr Election. a.
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A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
"A >. T.. corner Of Second and Brady streets,
Davenport Iowa noy4-du
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San FaAxGisco. July 14.-victoria dis.
patch dated yesterday announces the arrival
Of the lark Eveline Wood, from London,
and the ship Mohawk, from Gfavesend, with
wire for the Russian American Telegraph.
Honolulu advices report that the clipper
ship Hornet Mitchell, from New York for
San Francisco, was burned ct - Nay 81.
The captain, twelve Of the crew, aud two
passengers named Ferguson and Lander had
arrived At San Pshocoa, ailer being - days
In . long boat Two other boats are yet
out containing the first and second mates and
about twenty Others. The boats kept com
pany for nineteen days and then parted from
one another. The ship carried Z large
quantity of kerosene and burned rapidly.
The barque Keoka sailed Saturday 0sten
sibly for Colorado but really for Sonora
Mexico. After getting outside she received
l47 dishandstl California soldiers well armed
and with plenty Of ammunition and money
commanded by Capt. J. Burney, who has
commission a. Brigadier Gen. in the Liberia
army.
In the suit Of Lowe W. the Crown Poin
Mining Company the parties settled fol
| e33OOO.
A severe shock of IN earthquake was fell
1t Sacramento and R0cktown last night, bu
was hardly percepsible here.
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NEWS
m TELEGRAPH.

FIVE NCW 10TH
Nrw Yorx. July II.
The ths,moustoe IN The shsds ct q. N,
- O. 8 and esill rising,
~ uornine papers have the following
epsc;sl IN Wsshinston: The Prosident'
"a receiviue Astorosy Gen. Speeds resiss
net;sn. i.Ssdistslv teleerap6ed 10 Hon.
Hsn,v s1snshnrv' a. Kentuckv. nrOffer;ns
him IL spnoinimsnt. IA to- nisht receive
Fl = s.",v rh;ch AZ. not accsr3 mt ststss
-. ~ ~ Sssr.hn,-S lin ;s. ~
c ~. ~ Wssh;nstors <. emf, v;th n.
pr..;as.. =. N. srh;.ct n, Sssrsh No.
Fl, - Sc - =. ss.s s ~ ..,ns..s;oc
a.. rsss-.r Cs,I. Oorrt,oii.- n
a.. ........s !. A. ss.,Ss.s,, ~ rss;..s !.
AZ ~ ). ~" Sss.:y 81 ~ r ~ !.
~ ~. ~ " ~ :" H. oz.s ,s..s rs;s -
~ - Ss,. Y. ~ -. ~ ~. ' ....-s.s.S sss
~ ~ ~" - ~ :. ~ -. r..ss. ~
49, 49,. no ~ !: W ~ ~ ~,
p1n w's" ~ . eIs'.. :" W. .''u ~ ~
e,eea bsnk snvesuoa1oa nss oeen con.
o.esee - sne ne ~ ,sr.1 .ss,s sn1 ~, =
nsc reeeooac W. n. asOeuoco nsve I.se'
oeen unpaeeeaoss q toos rel:ceee NM
ss!I No. eoy ensemIessaole posloon.
Ine Dces1 % nsneeen 81 ses Nst,onsa
.snee{ Asyieo eave eeIee sno 49, ~,
esoa q aey eisee tee oe.imng, eno gu.
await peeposch neo iecohssee eecne9s =
rscsiviae such a institution 10 theif midse
re- ~ pNIsss = essensasssen, sos y. eses
II Mass.. end slsetsd an szesssivs eemnits
~ Consisting o. ths psesioent esescsasy
sod Gen. Htnk they also eaoPeea byNews
isssine = e orlaalsa.ios q !! =. !. s,yisn.
ed Y : lssesr i.vsstssss o. . she is n
With v'.w = 1885,: ?; 1s: = ss9ds os-
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- aosass, = sesn 9n1. - ~ - =
Os.GsssS ssg61nvp Z ~.
Cs5sA Cpshene - ~. - ~
Ola - r Z. ~ q We1 - -
Z eoscsisi % - e0s61 osisctjba.I e&
Il Il ovIts likslS tAat - sosse ~ ~
nsde 10 eluis IT, Repssosaaa'iveo ftum
Teonseeee n The Beass bskose ~ ad1oasa.
oeot Aresoiutida - TIA, sGecs vi1 cone
% - assssw - esxt day, sn4 efile -
ssss there y . strong probability = go
II. r.por. II NJ in,s.liessios isss be
nerchsnts' Nssieaol Bsak swiadls ~ ssb-
nitted In shs nsass 10 Asy. Il ~ %.
conpenssd By ehs psidanes. shish alsasse
e0e paess, ssA sAsws 8 isueSon0o 60
spisacy 70 dsfraed the Oossrpmeok r. the
benefit Of individuals On the poft 81 Hyck,
Payne and othseD. Tue beak - bee1 rot.
ten for many months, and only busS q Up
BY Govespmsnt fands which wsnttc Payne
4 Co.
The letter ofrssisnstios Of Atry Gayral
Speed 10 - follsws: -
SiR:-l hereby resign to you tbs oiies
Of Attorney Genenl Of the United StaAes.-
Be good enough cir 10 ssceps ~ thanks
for the kindness. Confederation, and conf
oeuco you nave ouoWn 70 ne.
have the honor to b NEST respeetfula
| ", &c.
(Signed) jana SPnnp.
There is much Speculation q y vho will
b chosen Vice President, pro en- Of The
Senate before the adjosrnmenI Scnatoss
Pomsroy, Wade, and Siberian ere nsntion-
ed, but Il is conceded that the East should
have it - the President and aud Speaker cf
the House are both from the Wss6.
The following % The rseaPitulatisa Of The
returns Of the Bssking committee from the
Assistant Treasufers end the government
repositories respecting the amount Of pub
lie money on May let, 1896: Amount Of
coin on deposit 99.524.l74; anesnt q
currency on deposit, 9A,Sl7 ,ses. Tetal,
| &l03, $3.50 Lets over drafts, 81, oo6 |;
Balance, 319S, s14 ,5Se add amount 10
national banks, t4e,7eb,b9l. Teal, $40,
500. 100.
Amount to the credit Of The Treasurer is
% follows: With Assistant Treasurer,
416S, &C.,, 2S7; with national hasks, 128,
COT, S52; total, el92, ito. $50.
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WAsutNaroN. July 16.-The President
this afternoon, returned to the House with
his objections, the bilr to continue in force
Tor two years, the Frecdmens Bureau He
is convinced that the legislation which II
proposes would not be consistent with the
welfare Of the country, and that Il falls clear.
ly within the reasons assigned in his veto Of
= similar measure in February lest.
The Thermometer in the Hall ct time of
adjournment indicated 02 deg.
The amendments 10 the bill TO bridge The
Mississippi river, which passed Saturday,
should read ~ f0llOws: On motion Of Mr..
Allison it was agreed to authorize the con.
struction Of . bridge across the Mississippi
between Dunleith, ILL.,, and Dubuque, Iowa,
with the consent of these States.
On motion Of Mr.. Van Horn, Of N. u,
an amendment was agreed to authorizing
the construction Of bridge across. the Mis-.
souri, river at Kansas City, No.
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Congreoaaonal.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-H0use. Under
call TOR bills and Joint resolutions, the fol.
lowing were introduced, read twice and re.
ferred to committee on public lands:
by Mr. Perry, bill smendstory Of pre-
empti0n and homestead laws.
BY Mr.. Donnelly, making grant Of rad
to the State Of Minnesota, TO aid il the con-
waters Of Lake Superior to the British Pro-
vinccs.
by Mr.. Henderson, bill ceding public lands
to several States, in which they lie.
The following joint resolution was intro
duced by Nr. Raymond in April and, and
which then went over under the rule, came
up for consideration, and was read three
lines and passed:
Resolved, That commission of five per.
sons be appointed by the President, to con.
slider and report to Congress ct in next
session upon the necessity of some more
speedy, cheap and reliable means VI trans-
portation between the Western States and
the Atlantic Seaboard, and 70 submit some
plan, whether by law or treaty, whereby the
National Government can aid in providing
for The said necessity, il il shall be found to
exist, provided that said commissions shall
receive no compensation for their services,
and no payment Of any kind, except for such
travelling expenses - they may actually In
cur In diecharsing The duty imposed upon
them by this resolution.
The House next took up the Joint resolu.
ton reported last Monday from the commit
tee on public lands.
by Ar. Anderson granting Ne right Of
way 100 feet on each side 0f the track o.
military reservations to military Compar
mics, and authorizing the President to 10
store from time 10 time TO public domain
any portion Of such reservations over or
near which tho Union RAcihc Railroad or
any OF Its branches may pass. and which may
not be required for military purposes.
The resolution was OPPOSED by wash.
burne. Allison and 6chenck, and ON motion
Of the latter, II was rslerred 70 committee On
military al1ain
N. Highly intro(lueea bill 70 leealiB The
occupation Of publie mineral lands. and 70
extend hefiGht 81 pgeempti0n thereto. Read
twice and fetelIed 10 committee On mines
ami mining.
Nj. Ingsssoll introduced bili exsmcAi,e
pensions isom Internal Reveaue Thx, which
was read three times and passed..
Mr.. Farnsw0fth introduced resolution.
which was adopted. directing the Secretary
Of War 10 furnieh Kansas with copies Of The
opinions given By memben Of tn so-callsd
Conledsfaee 6saase 70 Je6 Davie, q OF about
der ct JoHnsscs 8 uoiisics I's AZ . n ~
people, tim II rebellion seainet ~ Uni6si
States end any other uepcss,
Mr.. Harding. Of Kentuckv. oGss,d n.
following:
Rsssiesd. That the dsbss asd o&,is.s,o,.
Of The Government should s. ~ secrsd
and especially such - have been ooleonIv
recoent1ed By law - just, and their nav.
mcnt provided for BY appropriated and st.
renndIetion ~ :rv s,,rs ~ ~. -. ~, ~
=. ~ s,.r.. s.a comPens.Son 70 scyai msn
~. ..s uss g ~ an0 enployeo = use Mlll-
ss ~ ~ ~ sosyS .unnaNt - iol osnef
P.O9sE seo3G g Giecooneeeeeced and
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WEEKLY DQARkEr REPOAT.
Orrics DAvkxronr DsnooaAS,t
Tuesday evening, July 10th, 1865.

WEEKLY N4ABAEV R6GOuBTs
Orrics DAvsxronr DsnocaAs,t
Tuesday evening, July 10th, 1865.
Flous.-BEr Iowa
Retail bulk $500.
" sss 81. ga: :ser' $40
Wholesale 40cts per Dbl less
Minnesota Flour. o. per kbl higher.
Coan AEAL-No. psr bushel 70 ots.-
wnsAr.-Rec3pts not very large. No.
!, old wheat bril6 u so per bu1isl. No.
l, new wheat n. No 3. 75s 70.
h. cS:,'-S'' Ing +soAs Ct pea
OArs.-A fair quality brings ssos7 a
per bushel.
BAnLrr.-rhs receipts have been fair
No. No: l..l brings SO cents. No. .. 5000 ~
Oxloxs. Wholesale e0cts, retail o..
Po.AroEs.-Old, yhalesale SOC, retail o.
New, wholesale q retail 1.75.
Eoos-Per dol lb0171cts. ffesh 10@9t
BufrER.-Per bound 20@25 sts.
WHITE AN3-Dull, prime navy 81.
HAY.-Per ID Old Timothy, ti3@l8
new Timothy 4l6@l9, mixed es, UPLAND
Prairie, e1O@e12.
CoAi.-lec At Railroad Depot; Ice q
coal yard.
MoNEY.-Easy and demand large. New
York Exchsnge buying at par, selling at I
premium. Chicago buying at ! discount
selling At ! premium. st. Louis, buying
at t discount, selling ! premium. 7-80'l
Q per cent premiua. Prices governed BY
Eastern markets. Demand for compound
interest notes small.