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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
miscellaneous.


The New York Herald says that the losses
of stock houses by the recent panics have
been enormous, and the speculative feeling
is proportionRtely tame,
Hon. E. 6. Spauldingof Buffalo, n, Y, has
written q letter to Mr.. Hulburd, Controller of
dali bill 70 take away the circulation of the
National Banks
the proposition has been before the COM
mittee OF Congress for some time to give in
payment 10 national banks holding com
pound interest notes as part of their legal re-
serve per cent notes to an amount equal TO
one-han Of their required reserve, which is
now about s2OO.0O0,OO0 These will be practi-
caliy to the banks the same as legal tenders
for they can demand legal tenders for them on
ten Gays notice. The effects of such an issue
would probably be two. FiTst, the banks
would draw interest from the Goyernment
on their reServeS-that is the treasury would
be at the expense OF paying the banks an an
which Is required by law; and secondly, the
enect Eonld be expansive so far as the vol
therefore neutralize contraction, favor infia-
ton. and foster high prices.
An exchange states the currency question
as follows: Under the existing law the
stated in millions of dollars: Greenbacks
$50; compound interest notes, l45-total, 525
about one hundred millions OF greenbacks
VIII have been Withdrawn, and all the COM
pound Interest notes will have matured and
been paid. There Will then be 80 go millions
OF greenbacEs as legal tenders. OF these Inc
banks are compelled TO hold permanently 300
millions, equal 10 - per cent Of their deT;Sjts
and circulatiOn; and they must hold az least
81 InllnonS for their daily transactions and
the Treasury viii probably hold 80 millions,
leaving IN circulation only about - millions
the redemption OF which would make green
backs as good as gold and restore specie paw
correct view OF the probable operation OF
existing laws"
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~ ll2st; Pittsburgh ssl1SS Fort Wayne
Sozsi Rock Island IS; Northwestern SI5s; do
ttSS.eIIeo o.2Si W esteFn Union Telegraph 451s.
ISL idzSI67g do IS sS 20 i6 Of
1908; lO-40's ss5z 9lOt5 7-Sg's i645I.
DRY GOODS.
The inactivity in dry goods is still prevail
ing, and prices favor buyers by way OF dis
counts but quotations without change of
moment The impression is gaining ground
that Congress Will pass the taTih bal, and IL
50 woolens and imported goods in general
Cincinnati.
FEBRUARY 1.-The market generally is
dull for all articles The opening of naviga-
ton, now regarded certain, seems to have had
q depressing influence on the market and
thsre is but little demand for any article.
bales middiing al SIC. There Is considerable
PlSssore TO sell Receipts for the week ., 502
iii ~ rom Sept. LIST Tl,S10 bales against
season. nc ''---e 49,
FLoUR-D1n but prices unchanged.
80. and winter 81 IS. Corn N5ininaIiv nm
changed; ear 5i955c; sheIIed 6iSI6ac- Oats
Duh at 5965lc for No. /. ~ al 1SSsJ N
BaTley-Less firm; prime to chStc+, 81 sSsi m N
WIS MatskS.In haiE demand at 81 in bond.
= 1 3tilihaLIy g 49Ss 20 Weather not
PRoYIsIoSs-Mess Pork-Held more Arm
lyi at close SD 5192l but there was no de-
mand; Go bbls I'd class brands sold al S20a025
Nothing transpired in bulk meats, bacon or
lard. but prices nomtnally unchanged; lard
neld nrnnly at Ia Gl2tac-
duh at SIC
BVTrER-H@2Sc and in better demand.
CHEEsE-Firm at l51Sdl6c
st. Louis.
FEBRUARY 2-ToBAcoo-Quiet and un-
changed.
coTT9SmHeavy and dropping at as5sc for
FIoUR-Fsir demand. but market Inactive
and unchanged.
Characterization buyers and sellers
apart, and business very small Corn--Slow
6596I1<c.
81 20. - '--et anu Il eli S'ii'''i s'Ais'' at
PRovIsIoSs-Firm, with some activity in
bulk meats and bacon. Ness POrk-S2O 90;
prime mess SI7; bulk clear sides llMIIISc;
clear ribbed do ll1Sc Bacon-l05<9l01{c for
aIhonlderS clear ribbed sides l29lZ14c; clear
!!21z9lSc; city do l5sI51<c. LaTd-COuntry
HoGs@sS S5a65O for heavy. Only three
houses are packing, and they are half time.
The number packe TO date i6S,OO
Louisville.
FEBRUARY 2-ToBAcCO-2 bids at s. OO9
ELoUR-superdne 5000.
AIS-Wheat-Prtme red g IS. Corn
Shelled re; ear CSC.
PRovIsIoSs-MessP ork-s2l. Bulk shout
ders S1sc; packed bacon, shoulders l4c; packed
bacon. clear sides 1870. Lard-PTims l21Sc.
GRocERIEs-COiee-Ri 24926c.
WHB6f-Raw S225.
Chicago.
FERRTARY 2-FLoUR-Quiet and I'M
GRIN-wheAt-o Quiet at 81 15a2 1. forcSo.
!, and 81 - for No. ?. Con-Quiet at IA
VLzc- Oats-Quiet at 4q1Sc-
PRoyIsIoSs-Livs Hogs-S66 Oa675 Dressed
iHiogs-EtrmeE at 81 IS. PoTk-NOminal al
SIS 75aI9 90.
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WashIngton specials.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-The Tribune's
Washington special says that from a
private letter to a prominent official in
this city, from a source entitled to full
credence, it seems there is another side
TO the CheeveS plantation outrages in
South Carolina, than that presented by
the Associated Press report. The fol-
lowing is taken from the letter referred
to:
s'The trouble on the Savannah river
was easily settled by General Scott,
Commissioner of the Freedmen's Blu
reau. Some officers sent a squad
of soldiers to q plantation, under The
charge of an ex-rebel officer, and the
negroes took exceptions to being killed
by United States soldiers under rebel
officer. Day before yesterday a
young man rode up and down
full Confederate uniform, with
at least four dozen brass buttons on
him. Two colored orderlies, from Gen.
SCOTS headquarters, were beaten in
one day while carrying orders down
town. They now carry muskets where
ever they go. Both the aSsailants have
been arrested by the Commissioner.
The Times Washington special says:
The House Judiciary Committee have
become satisfied that the testimon
already adduced, including that of Gen.
Butler, is sufficient to warrant articles
of impeachment against the President,
This conclusion is based upon the tes-
timony of Radicals only. There has
been no testimony yet heard on behalf
of the President, and when this is
offered, 1t may entirely change the
minds of the committee.
The Times special says: The strong
vote given in the House on the provi-
sion in the tenure of office bill that
Cabinet officers shall not be removed
except by and with the consent of the
Senate, was brought out by the state
ment, privately made, that in no other
way could Secretary Stanton be re-
tanned in his place.
It is reported that Senator Salisbury
has determined to resign.
Tie author OF the letter to Mr.. Sew
ard concerning Mr.. Motley is a man of
wealth, making tour of pleasure
through Europe. His name will prob
ably be communicated to the Senate in
response to Mr.. Summers resolution.
The Tribune's special says General
Ashley has just come into possession of
some very important facts exceedingly
damaging to the President.
The judiciary Committee are at work
on the investigation of the alleged i'm
plication of JET. Davis in the assassin
alton.
The Postal Committee to-day decided
to recommend the repeal of the law
prohibiting the carrying of books and
newspapers in the overland mail, and
making the postal laws of the country
uniform.
Ex-Governor Washington Hunt died
at one o'clock this morning.
1t is believed the appointment of q
naval officer for New York will be
made.
The World says there is found plan
for the reported new plan for resGora-
ton. The President has asked the
views of leading SoutheTners and he
will submit to the Fortieth Congress in
his message the basis, which it is
thought will commend itself to the lib
eral elements of the Republican party.
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BY THE CABLE.
Adyioes to the LIST of February.

LONDON, Feb. -Consols
90 LIZ. Q. S. 5-2Os ~ 1916; Illinois
Central s31<; Erie 80.
The affairs of the Atlantic and Great
Western Railroad, which were referred
TO a committee, have much improved.
1t is certain that on opening, Parlia-
ment will propose reform measures.
1t is rumored that Mr.. Laird offers 10
pay the Alabama claims.
An earthquake occurred at Sierra
Leone which was very destructive to
life and property.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1-Evening.-Cot-
ton closed duh. Manchester adyices
are unfavorable; prices much lower.
Wheat and Hour much easier. Corn
declined to 4Os@+Os Cd for mixed west
ern. Beef advanced u crown. Lard
50. Cheese declined Is. Petroleum
quoted at $685. for Pennsylvania and
Canada refined.
PARIS, Feb. I.-Napoleon will soon
issue decree granting perpetual rights
of social and religious meetings.
ATHENS, Feb. lit is impossible for
the Grecian Government to prevent
volunteers leaving for Crete. Fifteen
hundred have just left for that Island.
MADRID, Feb. Lover one hundred
arrests were made here recently, of per
sons believed to be connected with a
revolutionary scheme.
LONDON, Feb. 2, moon. eConsols e05s;
Illinois Central SO7<; Erie SO; 5-2O's 81.
Garibaldi discountenances any rising
at Rome at present. Russia protests
against the Poles gathering in Gal
lacia.
BERLIN, Feb. 1.-The flag of the North
Germania Confederation was agreed on.
It will consist of an eagle and black,
white and red stripes.
Prussia refuses to treat with the South
German States on account of the pro-
visions of the treaty of Prague.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1-Evening.-The
ship Monmouth, from New Orleans for
Liverpool, via. Pensacola, was aban-
doned at sea. No date. Eight lives
were lost. The remainder of the crew,
twelve in number, were saved.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 1.-The steamer Bel
gian from Portland arrived at Green
castle; the City of Cork, from New
York, arrived at Queenstown and the
Sacramento arrived at Monrovia, jan
uary 18th.
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New YORK, Feb. 3.-The steamer
Columbia brings Havana advices to
Jan. 30th.
Weather unusually disagreeable. As
get but little sickness, although there
has been few cases of yellow fever in
the Harbor.
The smallpox has apparently run
its course in Matamoras, though over
i've hundred cases are still there.
Advices from st. Thomas state that
the cholera IS rapidly decreasing.
The Dominion Republic Is progress
ing finely under President Cabral.
At Demara the yellow fever is raging.
To January It'll one hundred and sixty
cases were received in the Hospitals, of
which thirtY-twc died.
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baltimore Live stock market.

BALTIMORE, eb. a
BEEF CATTLEThe offerings YESTERDAY
amounted 70 so head, as follows 80 from
ONO, by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad;
vest Virginia, by the Baltimore and Ohio and
orange and Alexandria Railroads: 70 from
shenandoah valley, by the Baltimore and
ohio kailroadi 80 from Maryland, on foot
and = lett over from last week; $50 arrived
after the close OF the market from Chicago
and l2o nom Ohio, over the Baltimore and
ONO railroad. OF the ESQ head offered .
were left over unsold; the balance were sold
as ioIloWs= - 10 graZterS at from So 10 S-IOC.
scalawags and old COWS, 45<95c; common, 81,
@54c; fair, 6g61zc7 good, o54aI1<e; prime, ~
9s14c, few selling at SC. Butchers were
complaining OF a duh market, and conse-
quently bought slowly
HOGS-ShOrt supply. Prices have materi-
ally advanced during the last 10 days We
quote at 95S4I01Sc.
SHEEP-The supply was fully equal to the
demand; but few Inferior were offered this
week. Prices $3.50, gross.
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Mexican News.

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Mexican cores
pondence to the 18th ult., state that
forced loans were the result of the late
deliberation of the Imperialists at La
Tejia, and that American residents will
be among the contributors to the sup
port of The Macmillan government.
Twenty-Five members of the Junta
voted for the continuance of Maximil-
ian on the throne, but it was the popu-
lar impression that the Council has
resolved to pronounce for Ortega, as
feeler of the national will.
The exodus of the Mexicans and
French is increasing.
The Arch Bishop of Mexico is get
ting ready to take his departure.
Two and a half million dollars have
advance of the French withdrawal
from the Empire.
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Massacre of white Men by the In
dihnS.

Massacre OF white Men by the In
dians.
JUNCTION CITY, kansas, Feb. IA
man came into Salina, about so miles
west of here, yesterday, and reports
that a frightful massacre OF white men
by the Cheyenne Indians, occurred
near the head ofSmoky Hill river, few
days since, nnder the following circum-
stances: Wallacefs train, with 90 men,
were encamped, when party of II In
dams came begging, the teamsters re-
fused to give them anything, whereup-
on the Indians fired on thsm, but with
out effect. The teamsters returned the
IRE and killed eight Indians. About
eight O'Clock that night, the camp was
surrounded by 200 Indians, who massa-
cred SO out of % men, The man that
brought the news had an arrow hole
through his shoulder, and another
wound in the hip. He claims to be one
of the four men. that escaped.
a party Of Omahas and Kaws made
an evening raid on the CheyenneS q few
days since on the Salina. Several head
of the Cheyennes' stock were captured,
and one Raw was killed.
VIM ComstOck, the famous interpre-
ter, government scout and guide, says
that the Cheyennes and ATraphOes of
the Arkansas and Smoky Hill appear
to be friendly, but part of the Northern
Indians are now moving southwark,
and have already committed many
murders and other outrages. Comstock
believes they mean war.
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Sentenced.

wmKEBARRE, Feb. The six men
who attacked and robbed the wagon Of
the Hope Express, between Kingston
and wilkesbarre, on the 9Th of Janua
~ last, OF Sic, coo, were to-day sentenced
10 the Penitentisry tor five years each.
The money was recovered.
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wAsHISLToN, Feb. 2-Gen. Sherman
has teIegraphed that he Will be here
Thursday or Friday of next week
The author of the letter to Mr.. Sur
rat, upon which the latter opened cor
respondence with Mr.. Motley, is a man
of wealth who has been making q tour
Of pleasure through Europe. tt.
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Cadetship at WEST Point

THE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
= Of West Virginia viii be entitled 10 n
cadet appointment al the United stats MiIi
tafy Academy about the LIST OF March I1eTf
Applicants for the appointment viii rlesSe
PTSssnt themselves for examination NJ
wheeling, on Thursday. the lSth day 20
February next TO MesSrH. A. W. CamT,i,,.SI'
John R. Hubbard and R W. Hazlett' ~,
nave consented to act As . camrnittEo IN Nsis~t
the one most worthy and best ouElifieSf To-
the position. C. d HIJR6I n N - Hot
lRnS-td NJ o. ID ma ~
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Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, February 2
RKGrIAR RERnRr

REGULAR REPORT.
CoTToS-Dull, heavy and &c lower: sales
50 bales middling uPlands at Sc
FLOUB-steady and unchanRed.. reraInt
rs oblsS sales 900 hhls
WHISkI-Dull aid UNCHANGED
AIS-Wheat-Quiet and steadier= sales
state on private terms. Rye-Qufet; sales
30 bus western at 81 -. BaIiey-Unchanged
sales u 40 bus western al Soc; Canada West
iree delivered 81 Is Barley Aalt-DEil; sales
~ bus at 81 d COrn-More active and lc
better recei pts $40 bus sales 81 go bus xed
western at 81 os5<e5l l05< in store, latter for
Shade hFrner7 receipts f7O0 bus; sales IS OJs
61s western at 6oS64c, including a small lot
Of choice st SIC
GROCERIES-DuII. Sugar-Cuba lOIZaIIc
1EATHER-Unchanged
HoPS-U nchanged.
ETRoLEUM-U nchanRed
CoAL-Unchanged
WooL-Quiet and firm; sales 10 90 rs at
i596Jc for domestic deecs
fEoXlsIoSs-POrk-Fir demand fair
saIes 800 bbls new mess Al $40 51Go oo- clo-
sing Al S9o 81 TOR western; old mes SO 50a
- 20, closing at SIC - cash; prime Sl1 55gl7 co.
prime mes SlOS2JI also $50 new mes AZ 80 so
months BeeEStsady and unchanged; sales
IS obls- Beef Hams-F i'm; sales 20 pack
ages AZ S5la25 50. Baoon-Steady: sales SO
ooxes; Cumberland cut ll1zc; short ribbed
lI1ze; short clear l5c. Cut Meats-Firrn: sale.
20 packages; shoulders s1z995zc; hams lDLI a
lSc--Bressed Hogs-U Unsettled: western 81
iozs. city llSll5z. Lard-Unchanged; saies
BUTTER-Uuchanged
CBEsE-UDchanged
FEE!sETs-To Liverpool, lover, 100 bus
HoSET AND srocKs.
MItoSE ,I--Ls al 6s7 per cent Sterling
GoL-Pp- -l opening at ISs, advancing
70 lS754 and closing at I555S =
ExPorts to-day, S4ls 0o6
CONVENIENT SToCRs-A shade better.
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The Mount Pleasant Branch OF the State
Bank OF Ohio, AZ Mount Pleasant,
against
george aafnLnan, Nancy Hartman. Charles
d Rimball, Moses n. wisewell =. =. Hill
dTeth, james s. Wheat, John q. Benton, q.
= stephenson, A. :. Sullivan, John u. ID.
Ro5sett, Urlel A. MurdOclZ, William Allen
Butler. r. Richardson Walker. John H
Junkins, William Prescott smith, The
Guernsey County Branch OF the State
Bank of Ohio at Washington, and the
Franklin Iron and Coal Company. In
ChanceTy.
The OBJECT Of this suit is TO obtain a decree
for the sale OF the property ana estate be-
longing TO the Franklin Iron and Coal Com
pany, and TO subject the proceeds of the
same TO the payment OF debt due from the
defendant George Hardnan to com plainant
amounting 70 the sum Of SI8,s9l aand inter-
est, and II ppeArIng from an affidavit MED
IN the cause that the defendants, Moses n
MlSeEell, John E. BoutOn, - ,. Stephenson
= = Sullivan, Uriel A. Murdoch, William
Allen Butler, John D. u. ROSsett H. Richard
son Walker, John n. Junk1nE, Vim. PreScoit
smith, The Guernsey Branch OF the stare
Bank OF Ohio are moi residents OF this STATE
on the motion OF the complainant by M
counsel, II Is ordered that they do a6pesr
here within one month after the fniIrfh
weekly publication and the due pOstinR Of
this order, and answer the bin OF complsfnt
In this cause.
A Copy Testes
STATION q ALLISON, and
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GUHDRIES-A FEW BBLS. PRIME MA
= pie Sugar; Superior Green. Black and
JaPanese Teas Pure White Wine Vinegar;
tied; New No. ] Salmon; English iDAiTv
Cheese; Pickles and Sauces; Tapioca, Peal
ssgo Corn Starch, Maizena,, DC. Hernstical-
" sealed salmon, hackerel, CoddEh, HRiu-
but, Lobster, CLAIMS and Sardines.
Genuine English Mustard; Salad oil hest
quality French MUSTARD Sap sage Cheese;
Together with a general assortment of
Reasonable articles Just received and for
sale low by 80
n. 4 G. D. WOODROW.
ODD Fellows Hall Building Nouroe Il
ByS WHEELING, w Va
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The RiYor.

PITTSBURGH, Feb. S.-River full of
ice. The Allegheny and Monongahela
both broke at dark
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D. NICOLL & BROS,
llp MAIN STREET
State Commission Notice!
Notice % Loyal slnye-OvDcr,

TINE COMMISSION APPOINTED BY THE
i Secretary OF War, under the 24th section
2ith, 1854. and Section II. Of an Act approVey
July 18th, 1885, in respect to slaves enlisted or
States, having assembled at the City Of pa
kersouTg, West Virginia, on the twelfth day
% q Dece Inber, ESQ, and duly organized as per
hereby give notice TO all Whom II may Com
Germ: That said Commission viii sit In the
day of December, 1866; and as long thereafter
as may be necessary at the same place, for the
COMMUNION. Claimants iS4 70 ssia
under the said Acts of Congress, are respect
fully requested 70 forward their claims with
the required proofs, as promptly ~ may he
directed TO HENRY AMIss, Clerk OF CoT1uiSf,
sion, Parkersburg, West Virginia.
For the Information Of those interested ~
respectfully invite their attention to the foi-
having Instructions received from the War
Department:
FIRST No claim Will be entertained ,,nls..
Il Is shown that the Slave enlisted, or Va
draited, IN the State for which the commits
Second. No claim will be entertained
when the ownership or title TO the services ~
the party enlisted, Is based upon a saIe m
transfer made subsequent 10 the drafting or
enlistment of the slave. -
Third. EKecuton Guardians and Trustees
parties they represent HatisfactOrv ey-tdsncS
mat they nave been legally invested with
Fourth. Claimants will be required To
designate the regiment and the contrary IN
which the soldier, for whom they claim com
''Firh. Parties claiming compensation for
more than one servant, or slave enlisted ar
q lI a. 4 soldier, must tile 4 separate and
distinct claim for compen satiOn, in each case
sixth. The claimants valid title to ne
slave at the time Of enlistment or dram. and
I n5 ~ a6tiye loyalty during the war,
MILTON P. AMIss, Prest of Board.
KOBI = BROMN, Aemb. Of Board.
deel5-Sm
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AoSET-AHrketc closed easy Al Gas per cent.
9oLD-FEm at lS61z- The advance to-day
Va caused by new reports concerning i'm
The failure Of Bel < YelyertOn, brokers,
v as an bounced to-day
-SIoCES-HAve been buoyBnt the greater
pArt OF the day and closed nFn with fair de-
mand5 New York Central s95zS89s<; Ere 5s5<
@5@s; Reading l0EE9l045<; ola Southern
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From Canada.

OTTAWA, Feb. Rev. Mr.. Bayia. re-
Gently acquitted of the charge of r1ur-
dering his sister, has been deprived
OF his clerical connection win the
Church of England.
MONTREAL, Feb. at is understood
here that Lord Monck was censured for
his course in the matter Of Lamirandi.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 2-The Internal
Revenue collected by the city for 1856 is.
SS5, 10O, 600, and for four years nearly a
hundred million
Ex-Gov. Hunt died here to-day. and
the funeral services take place on Mon
day. iE 10 fH
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BOOTS & SHOES.
r. POTTER a. On

r PORTER a co.
"HOLESALE DEALERS ~ poOr,
~ and SHOES OF AL kinds, No. a MAI, q,
- w. Va tAnSW
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BosroN, Feb. 2-Jas. F. Otis, the well
known Journalist, died TO-DAY.
The operatives of the Middlesex
Wooden Mills, at Lowell, are on a strike
in consequence of a reduction Of wages,
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STASToS & ALLIsoN. and an '-1-' "a =
FESK Z hUBBAED, SOls. for Csmplt.
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For Rent.

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.. OHIO
y county Circuit Court December Rules,
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Also a well selected stock Of FURNISHING
GOODS, consisting OF everything Necessary
to complete Gents Wardrobe, embracing
all the latest novelties OF the season. sep9
..-n
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MILTON p. AMIss, Pres't of Board.
JOHN E. SCHLET, Memb. Of Board.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From MnslliIlr4nii.

WASHINGTON, lily 5.-It will require a
two-thirds vote to suspend the rule adopt
cd by the House on Wednesday combining
legislation to pcrfccting and strengthening
tho. military reconstruction bill. Pending
the adoption Of the rule, motions to adj
iourn by the extremists failed.
The resolution thanking the district COM
mandcrs was adopted by strict party
vote.
Mr.. Brooks, Of New York, is the only
Democrat on the Reconstruction Com
irittce.
The Cabinet is in session to-day.
The new Brazilian Minister, Command
or Don Domngos Jose Gonsalves de
Moghoies, was presented to the President
to-day. The Minister expressed his plea
sure at the friendly relations of the two
Powers
In the Senateto-day Mr.. Upton argued
in favor Of q reward from the Govern
mcnt to be offered for Indian scalps.
The internal revenue receipts to-day
were 81 100000.