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Meeting of Hook and Ladder Company

= Meeting OF HOOK and Ladder Company.
ass's There will be meeting of Hook and
z9es Ladder Company at No. 3. Engine Hall
~. on Tuesday, evening August 21st. 1866,
when every Member of Company is re
quested TO be present, as business of
much Importance will come before the
meeting. BY order of INs'
&- S.-BAcHNAN. Foreman.
arc = j. f. RossRsoS, Sec.
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n OTIC E
TO SINKING FUND BORROWERS.

IL persons indebted TO the Sinking Fund are
hereby notified that all lands m1rtgaged 70 sali
,n3 and on which interest has not been pad n ad
vance for the present year. Will be afvertise1 tor
sixtv i,vs previous 70 aud offered public sale
the second Tues fav in December next
By order of the Boar.i at Commissioners
- w II. TALBOT, President.
July Is 1866.
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Gives Immediate Relief

10 the duh heavy pains caused by diseases o. the head
The sensations after using il delightful and lnVlg-
Grating 1t opens aud purges out all oosfrnetiohs
Strengthens the glands and gives healthy action t1
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JAS. f. HIBBERD,

Prest Board Of Health.
During the present epidemic of chol-
era, physicians and others are requested
to make their morning reports, IS far as
practicable, before o'clock to the Sec
rotary Of the Board at the store of PLUM
MER 4 KELLY, corner of Main and Pearl
street.
August IA, 1866.
wShould reports come in, during the
absence Of the Secretary, a box has been
prepared to deposit them in at the en-
trance on Pearl st. to Plummer Il Kelly's
Drugstore.
The Board of Health have appointed
Mai. JOHN S. LYLE to the Special duty
of seeing that proper disinfection is
practiced wherever case of cholera oc-
ours. He is also an executive officer of
the Board.
At a meeting Of the Board of Health
on Monday last, the officers were unanin-
.iously instructed to continue their daily
reports to the public of the progress OF
the prevailing epidemic.
The number of cases reported up to
the time of going to press, 12-deaths
Z, as follows
Aug. l15Joshua Wiley. III
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wIGGNS & cos
y E w STOCK !!

ssaa's,s. y..s full ssssa Jus, Ra,es s.ss. sf
ing all the neS varieties and styles
Of goods.
French asroceo., Beasa. when Cola "a. low.
81; 81; :: 4. :::: cash
Fish Oil. BY the RArrel. s3ss
Japonica. BY the Barrel.
Ss,ss see, r r Is Ss'. s.aai.s'a''
zinc Trunks. Anew article. Win stand bard
as for and s. al as. q :. SHES
ana s'ens> use. priees
The hest article ever brought to
Horse Brushes. this market irem 50 cent? 70
50 90 eaeh,s
Hsrss s SSssrs', In fun stock
ihnec snees>'s @as
Fl, Nets. Round @ -
Leather.
Fly Nets, Fiat Their name Is Legion, and
Leather. very low.
Flx Nets. Cotton
and Linen.
English Filings, ! In fullstock. Nice variety.
Pat. Leather Coliar>- Silver or JApaned.
Gig Saddles, "yery low"
Harness of all kinds All made with our usual
aud varieties. care, aud all warranted TO
Saddles of all kinds. give satisfaction.
Brides OF all kinds. A new kind OF Saddle Just
Collars Of all kinds, introduced.
We producing a better Stock Ct
Tannery. Leather. aud mere OF it, than ever
before.
VIII be found at the Old Stand No. 20 Main Street,
newly fitted up WI6GINS CO.
aH-sm.
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s- The Mason * Hainfin Cabinet Organs
forty different styes aavred - sacred aud secular
music, frouI $50 to $500 each FIFTY ONE GOLD
or SILVER MEDALS or other first premiums award
ed them Illustrated Catalogues free. Address MA
son 4 HAMLIN, BosToS, or MASON BROTHERS.
NEW YoRK. Sly. +E
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bel Millinery (soods.we direct the attention of our
readers % the advertisement OF Devou / Co. Their
an house OF the oldest and reliable in the
CITY of Cincnnati.sa
atar Nouldings Picture Frames. various sixes pat.
hae TERMS styics and prices, 70 lie had Hammer Hin
shaw's Store. = 4- 8aztoS~ AS &
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rreyarea from preparation nj Dr. Jaaa DesaHid5re
fsief IN gsse.an oi the Hospitoi dH 1sord or
49, = LnrGoisiere Of I'eTis. tss5
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-05
ne,r YORK NIarlset.


INV 10AeAAt
.r,o,,o,, )uiet md steady ut 4Gc for mid
dlina FIour-LeSs active and prices WlInouI
decided change; 81 3597 go for extIsa Stale;;
& :sSSIS 50 for 9extFas round hoop OHIO, ana
s. 25SIO 50 for trade brands, market Closing sI ag
heavy, whisky-Qulet and nomlnai aI p %: y
a2 81 wheat-LeSs active and scarcely s0
firfl: 81 az for. Milwaukee club, and 81 TigI.l0
for new NO ] Milwaukee. Corn-Dul. heaNy
and Il lower small saleS At a59gIc for unSound
mixed western In store and delivered. ana H 81
@7e5Gc for sound mixed western IN store. OAtS
Duh and declining: 3S949c for unSonnu
western, and sic for sound do. Petroleum
Dull; 2S929e for crude, and 4i9i6c for reii int
in bond Pork-Dun and lower 81 SO
. 125S for new mess, closing regular at 80 W
81 S7tZa2S for old mess SD zSd2l for prime;
also $50 bbls new mess for March, April ana
May, sellers and buyers option. Mt 81 2Se9
. 80. Realistically at previous prices. Heel
Hams-Heayy Mt agile. Cut Meats-Un-
changed. BacOn-Quiet; l5t<6Sl55Sc for Cum
berfand cut, and 161{@l55S Tor short ribbed.
Dressed Hogs-Heayy; l29tS l25sc for western.
and 1876 1879 for city I4ilISi-HeNSy and low
er at Isl alS3{c; sales 100 tierces for March
and April sellers option, at is s@l9c. Butter
Quiet; 26I2c for Ohio, and 4esd2c tor Stale.
CheeS-Steady ut lb@SSc.
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Ten Thousan nd Acres of Iron
and Coal Lands For Sale

PURSUANT TO DEED OF TRUST TO
the undersigned Trustees, nom Joseph
whitaker, George p. Whitaker, Joseph Cou-
don and their wives, dated January the 18th,
Ohio county, West Virginia, Book ~, page
4UT' and also of record In the Recorders oftice
OF wetzel County, Book 5, page 81, we Will
sell, on Wednesday, the 9Th day Of April, 1868
commencing at IL o'clock n m, at public
auction, at the front door Of the Court House
leSs), lying on the waters of Fish and Fishing
Creek, in the said county OF Wetzel, within
the boundaries of four patents OF four thou
sand acres each, granted by the Common:
wealth OF Virginia TO Henry Wynkrop and
Paul Seimnn, and dated the 10Th day OF Feb
Tuary, l7S8. Fora more full description refer
encei is made TO the above mentioned deed. OF
trust.
The property will be sold In separate tracts
and a plat of the land and Its subdivisions
may be examined at the office OF William F.
Peterson, Esq, in the city OF wheeling.
Terms ofsaie-Not less thanone third of the
purchase money to be paid In cash on the
day of sale, but the purchaser to have the
right to pay more than one third or the whole
OF the purchase money at his option. The re-
two wears, with interest from day OF sale, and
such deferred instnlments to be secured by q
deed of trust on the property sold, or other
wise to the satisfaction OF the Trustees acting
IN the premises =
about 40 miles distant from Wheeling. The
land contains veins Of Iron ore OF the best
olinlIty contiguous to the Railroad. It also
contains coal and Is heavily and well timber
ed. j. ". GILL.
NELSON Z, WHITAKER
GRISPIN OGLRBAY.
febII-2taWts GEO. w. WHITAKER.
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II. McCUbnocH,
Secretary of the Treasury.
wAsH1SaroN, March 2.-The follow
ing order has been issued:
HEAD-QRs. OF THE ARMY,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. March l, 1886.

:"
ing order has been issued:
HEAD-QRS. OF THE ARMY,
ApJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, March l, 1886.
SPECIAL ORDERS No. 925.
A board of officers will assemble at
st, Louis, No., on March 10th, 1866, or
as soon thereafter as practicable, to
make recommendation for brevet pro-
motion from any brevet or actual rank
for which the appointment is already
confirmed. to the grades of Brigadier or
Maior Generals in the regular army
they recommend, and by the officers
record in service during the recent war.
The board will make its recommends
tons either from the list of appoint
ments to those grades already made put
NOT confirmed, or from officers not np-
pointed. The recommendations will be
of two different classes; first, for gal
liant and meritorious services; second,
for faithful service. Recommendations
of the first class will only be for specific
action and campaigns in which this
officer recommended has been present,
and where more than one brevet Is
recommended. The special action OF
campaign should be stated for which
said brevet is recommended. The Ad-
iutant General will at once forward "a
the senior officer of the board at ST
Louis, No., the recommendation for
brevet and other information necessary
for the action of the board in the case
of all officers nominated or recon-
mended for breYet promotion.
Bv Command of LIT. GEN. GRANT.
(SiGned) E. ID. TOWNSEND, A. A. g.
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Riehmlocnd.

WASHINGTON, March3 ga letter from
Richmond gives the particulars OF a
riot in the Eastern suburbs of that city
late ON Friday night. 1t appears that
police force undertook to disperse or
arrest fifty or sixty armed negroes. VINO
The police returned the fire when the
negroes retreated across a ravine. The
firing was renewed at intervals; the ne
proes once or twice recrossed the rav1ne
driving back the police. The continue
Gus reports of fire arms having attracted
the attention of the commanding officer
at Libby prison, he sent.a squad o.
men to ascertain the cause. The SOL
jiers went to the rear of the position
held by the blacks, and the crowd dis
persed. The military captured ten OF
The rioters, several OF whom had been
wounded, it is reported by the shots OF
the police.
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new YORK Dry Goods Market.

-s'-a sH - NEW YORK, March
The following are the quotations from the
Dry Goods Exchange: l-s
The dry goods market Is very unsettled and
unsatisfactory for both holders and buyers 81
goods, and many prominent buyers contend m
cline purchasing other than those goods thai
they are compelled to have to keep up theiI
stocks, and supply present and immediate
Brown sheetIngs-star N, &c; shetuclset
A, &c. Bleached ShirtIngs-BateS, 4Oc; Hart
Hamilton, PC, Lancaster, l9c. GinghRms-
Glasgow, &c; Hartford, BE. Camhrtcs-Man
Vile, 2Dc; Victory, 2c. Canton Flannels-
Nnunke5ag, 3lc; Nashua, re. Ticks-Qmegf
r, 55c sITipe[Harvester, Sc; UncasyilIe
Sic; Albany 2Oc. Hoop Sldtrts-Bradley' du
pick aIliptic, 20to 50 hoops, 8I1Ec9Sl O5; I'm
pres trnil, 81 D. -. =. -
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Milwaukee Market.
MILWAUKEE, March /

Flour-steady. Sales 100 bbls chiefly on p.
I. a lot of good spring extra sold ut So 90.
blu at s1G@l 90 for No. spring, cash; 3Hf
al 251l buyer, and / 25l1I 25I<, seller all
Marcn; 2Ii<, seller March after this week;
2iIS, seller Is days; 23t< seller 10 days; II
for No: ., CASH. l-O592 for white winter, de
iY Ryeascarce and arm. sellers ask 55c for
No, in store. .sl5 .l5---st -5l5i 5. d. 4
Dressed Hogs Steady. Sales 800 head at
IL 25G5ll IS for light to good averages.
PrOvISlons-Sonlinal. City mess pork held
at 20 50, but no buyers. Sugnr cured and
smoked hams offering Mt DC, and smoked
shoulders Mt l2c. Lard scarce and nrm; buy =
ems At l7c for No. i, and lSc for prime city.
Butter-Firm, and 2d3c higher. Sales at =
@25c for firlEin, and 2Gg2Tc for good roll.
THE LATEST.
wheat-UnsettIed. Sales IS 600 .bu No. 1,
cash, at 2I1z@l 2I5s, closing weak at the In
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IBy Telegraph
Gnirif of The Stock Market.
NEW YoRK. March 3

NEW YORK, M0rch q.
The Commercial says the stock market re-
mains remarkably quiet The miscellaneous
| list Is generally weak, excepting the Western
Union Telegraph, which rose 49,, cloaing at
g. Governments are still strong and In good
demand; the iargeneSs OF the current revenue
has a strong tendency 70 improve the Gov
eminent credit; O. OF 1881 rose n, I-3s an ~
lower. Money is becoming gradually easier;
the general rate on call money brokers Is per
cent, private brokers are lending At per cent.
in Government collateral, and per cenG on
other securities. There are rather more ap-
plications for discounts from the various
branches of merchanting, especially the dry
goods trade. The dry goods auctions are sup
plying good amount Of paper, which Is
taken at 89l0 per cent. The prospect Is thai
the supply Of this class Of paper Will largely
exceed anything experienced since leSL The
rates of discounts remain unchanged. Gold
continues weak the large res1aIes OF gold
bought from the Government last week pro
duce an excess OF supply over the current de
mand, and the price this morning touched
l53IS. Tho disbursements upon lo-4O coupons
are Light; the total payments on this account
out OF the sub-tfeasuTy up 10 the present.
time being only u little OVER one million dol
lar[ The shipments OF specie to-dax Is very
Ight. being sBl 40 per AliemAn1l.l The total
for The week Is $50 453. The exPoFSs from this
point during. the week have afnounted 70
$40, G5a The notes of foreign excnaEse iIe
nominal, leading drawers quote sL1tS Gays.
Sterling l0S7S9l0S<.
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 2.-The regis
try law has passed both Houses of the
California Legislature. A resolution
has also passed both Houses sustaining
the action of the majority of Congress
on President Johnson's veto of the
FreednIen's Bureau Bill. azT
The dwelling and school of s. N. Fer
randez, Mt Santa Glare, was destroyed
by fire. One of his sons persisted, and
Mrs. Fernandez was burned beyond re-
covery. Three children were also more
or less burned.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Pittsbursh Market
SATTIRDAY Manch 9 lsR8

SATURDAY, March 2, 1865.
business presented no new feature worthy
Of paItieSiar notice TN Ine 1s os t va home e9n
market. The supply of the leading articles
was sufficient for present purposes.
EIoUR-The supply on the market Is not
Iarpe hut seems 10 be sufficient for present
uIIFpnseE Among the sales were the follow
Ing: Extra winter ~
10 the city trade ut 10 40GSlO 50s 100 hblS do n
10 30. Spring wheat tiour-sales 40 dds IN
y BttirrERSrhe receipts continue TO increase.
We note sales g packages a. various RIl lssss,
varying from 50, Sod4Oc, the market closing
Efssss-Were dull The receipts are rapidly
increasing. sales 20 bhls, in lots, SoSSlc-
FT Pes E ToS@We notice steady trade de
rnanti with n fair amount Of sales at the de-
not and from store, viz: cars on track ~
rom store i I5aI 90 and 800 do at 10 q bu;
rs bblS choice from store at $ 90 ,., .
CHEESE-The market rules nEn. VIII WIZ .
steady demand; the stock on han1 ~ PLss 81!
Il not Iarpe: sales of 50 bXs Goshen AT &c
other descriptions unchanged.
DRIED APPI.ESThe demand was NOT very
extensive: sales OF % Dds ne" AofA' "t l6c
APPLEs-The market was not very active,
We note sales Of 50 bbls, In lots, at Q OO@7 90
very active. Among the sales we note the
following: Shoulders-600O ms at l51S@lE4c-
Sides-4O00 Ms ribbed at I71Sc. s. c. Hams
u
DRIED BEEE-Demand light at 2S1Ec-
GRAIN-we have no large sales To record.
Prices have undergone no change. Corn
We note sales OF 100 bu, shelled, delivered at
&c. Ear Corn-SaleS OF 30 bu, store, at 6Sc.
Oats-Were dull, with more sellers than buy
ems. Sales OF cars, on track, at 4lc, and go
Iu, from store, at 44c. Rye-Sales OF 100 bu
PENNSYLVANIA at &c. BaTley-We note sales
OF cars Spring, to arrive; sold by sample at
" WaTsKY@Prices have advanced for city
rectified hiRhwineS. Sales at . per gallon.
Observation-Disclosures steady at the following
quotations: Spgar-Cuba fair lSc; Cuba prime
lie; Porto Rico, new crop, 51Sc-the lat
ter figure for choice; refined hard lS1<Sl9ci
A Coffee I71Sc; Il do lie; yellow Ice. Coffee
Roasting 8627c; fair 2S92ac; prime Soc
choice Sic; old Government Java sc. Tea
Young Hyson, common, Oo91 .; do do hne
509T 70; do do extra fine 2 co. Gunpowder
OO92 81 Imperial 10; Oolong, tine to
choice, L 256l %. Syrup-Loyertng 10: other
good brands .; common soc q 90. MOlaS-
ses-POTto Rico aDa9O; Cuba I0aS3. Starch
Madison 9c' OswegO corn l355. Spices-Pep-
per 10; pinento IS; cloves 50; ground ginger
20; ground mustard SO; pure ground pepper
~ nutmegs 60.
medium quality, at u, packages returned.
REFINED OII-MarSet inactive. We have
but one transaction TO record, viz, 1900 bbls
bonded for May delivery, free on cars at
works, 80 z gallon .r-
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SAVANNAH, March s.-Capt. w. Dun
can, an officer of the rebel commissary
department at Andersonville, was ar
rafgned before the military commission
robberies and cruelty TO Union prison
ers. The prisoner made an affidavit
denying the charge. His witnesses
will be sent for and the trial will COM
mence next week and will possibly last
for several days. The former prisoners
Mt Andersonville who gave evidence in
give their testimony.
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RESIAnKs ON BEEF CATTLE

The receipts of cattle this week amount TO
l 222 head, and compares with $50 head last
l, 26l head, which compares with al head sold
last week.
The sales embrace the entire receipts Of the
present week, together with those held over
nom last weeks market or the number
sold 81 were taken by. Baltimore butchers,
go to York, Pa.
The quality OF the cattle on the market was
better than has been received for some time
past, and notwithstanding the entire offerings
were sold, prices gave way fully zoe q 100 ID
since last weeks market, the market closing
dull.
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RICHMOND, VA, March 4.-The Leg.
Speaker Cowper. in his parting speech,
declared that the people of the South
were now more thoroughly loyal to the
Union than the citizens Of other parts
of the republic. Mr.. Baldwin, the
Speaker of the House, made an impress
sive farewell speech, in which he pro
claimed strong sentiments.
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NEW YORK, March s.-NTaximilian
has issued decree granting bounties
to all vessels sailing under the Mexican
flag. Eight dollars per ton to those
built in Mexico; four dollars per ton to
those mathematical by Mexican law
making voyages beyond America, and
two dollars per ton to those making
voyages to the United States, West In
dies, South America and Central
America.
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Sc. Louis Market
SrToI-fs March z

Cotton stiff Mt $500 for middIIng: Flour
Quiet Mt 2SdS 90 for single. extra; 5O9u "
for double extra and Is b0Gsl4OO for fancy.
Wheat Inactive at l g for common fall; we
and lower AT ipa6O for yellow, and 62tsGj for
white, Oats quiet at Has. Mess Pork lower
nj PSI Bulk Meats active; llatlA for loose
loose hams bacon Is; city clear sides u. FORK
Hams II; shoulders 292{A. Lard nImer AT
l73<alS1S. Whisky firmer at a193 2t's'
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NEW HAVEN, Conn, March IA
rousing Fenian meeting was held hero
Tonight in answer to the call of Presi-
dent O'Mahoney. Numerous addresses
were made, and several hundred dollars
invested in Irish bonds. A dispatch
was received from President O'Maho-
ney stating there was u fair prospect
that the Irish nationality would soon
be re cognized by the United States and
France.
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NEW YORK, March 4.-The Times
says:
from port down east, taking out sew
eral hundred packages of cannon, pow
der and more than a score of ordnance,
ranging from 30-pounders to lO0-poun-
ders, rifles and all Announcements for
guns accompanied them, and a large
supply of stores was on board each YES
sci. 1t is supposed the vessels sailed
for Chilli. The Spanish AUTHORITIES
knew nothing of the affair.
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WASHINGTON, March 3.-The Com
mittee of Ways and Means will early
next week make an effort to pass the
bill regulating trade with the British
the fact that the reciprocity treaty will
soon expire by its own limitation. The
House will then be asked to resume the
consideration of the loan bill.
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Victor Sayapeot.

HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM
IL the east, takes pleasure TO announce 20
the ladies and gentlemen Of Wheeling and
vicinity, that he has brought large assort-
ment of hair OF the finest quality, which he
will manufacture In ladies and gentlemens'
wigs, half wigs, 'front.' bTIlids water falls, eurfs,
back braids, topees, and all kinds OF oTna-
mental hair works. An Of which will be
manufactured at home by a competent work
man, with neatness and dispatch. 10
Also, q line assortment OF ancy PerfumeTy,
cologne water, fine soaps, brushes, combs,
fine back combs, and all fancy articles per-
TFE7 VICTOR SAVAGE0T,
No. 81, Main st,
iebl8-6W Wheeling, West Va.
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rlttshnrgh Lnmber lIarket.
PnlcEs Ar ruE YARps.

PT1rsRuRGH, March 8.-TheTe is good de-
mand and firm market Mt the following
prices: Clear q NJ, SOS; LIST common, SIS; ID
common, SIS; Cd common, $40; shefting, S25;
dressed flooring, .sI5;s dressed shelving, So;
dressed patent siding, so; patent siding TonSh,
IS; shingles No. J. IS-inch, 50; shingles, No. j.,
lB-inch, IS; lath, q n. 50.
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RALEIGH, n. c., March 3.-The bill
relative to negroes, mulattoes and per-
sons of color and mixed blood, known
as the negro bill, was passed to-day by
vote of % to IL. The bill was SO
mutilated by amendments in the House
that its trainers desired its defeat, in
preference to its passage in such form.
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@ CHICAGO, March 3.
Flour finn. wheatqniet; salesat 2s1{ for
No l. Corn steady. Oats dull. Highwines
Inactive Provisions dull. Mes Pork Mt
80. Bulk Meats nominal a lI1=eS r.
Hos quiet at Sl19 ST. per 100 lbs. DreSseAi
Hos declined 2Sc per 100 lbs. Bacon season
nearly closed; sales Mt 10 7s91l. Recelpts,
500 blIls flour: 1900 bus wlient: 1900 bus
corn: 1000 bus oats 800 hogs, and 100 dressed
do. Shipments, Sl00 bbls Hour SOOO bus
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NEW YORK, March 8.-The Posts
washington special says: The Recon
struction Committee has agreed to the
Tennessee to seats in Congress. Two
or three reports will be presented by
the members of the committee, the
majority reporting a joint resolution in
favor OF the admission of the Tennessee
members, who Will probably obtain
their seats very soon.
The Ways and Means Committee Is
fectinp the new tax bill. The pretec-
fionists are here in great force, intend
ing to press their claims upon Congress.