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To Steam Engine and Ma
chine manufacturers.

T THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING OBJ.
i, tanned Letters Patent from tho United
States Government for improvements in the
Rotary Engine and its adoption TO certain pur.
poses, an DESTROYS Of entering into company or
70 sell this enterprise in the city Of Wheeling.
an Theoretical and practical engineer, hav.
ing constructed and built great number Of low
and high pressure steam engines 0 pattern ma
ker and draughtsman BY trade; therefore zee the
necessity and demand 81 the rotary engine partie-
ulariy for propelling Of vessels, propelling car,
risges on common and turnpike roads and work.
nag al quick motions. The advantages for
which are a. follows:
Choapness: Diminishing Of weight Over:
coming dead centres Ease Of reversing and
ing the stability Of vessel Regularity ofeonasns
ing and thereby less danger Of gogcipg the con.
denser. Adaption (patsntsd) for carriages on
common and turnpike roads, whereby tss the en-
CINE forms part OF the driving wheels) the
driver has At his command. with case and By the
power Of steam. 70 back, turn, or advance
Any person DESTROYS Of further information
or wishing to outer into this, enterprise. ~ -uy
Address MATTHEW FLETCHER.
No. 5a7 Market ST. Louisville, kentucky.
feb5 .'.-..I b = : .s
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risarei.I ana Csnnerei.I.

PROVIDENCE FAuuREs.--The firm of
( rray Taft e. Co, Providence, K. l.,
have failed. Their liabilities are stated
at 81, 500, 900, and about three.fonrtns OF
their. creditors are secured. The Wau-
REGAIN Printing Company has also sus-
nended. with liabilities of about S,10CO,-
900. These failures have created an I'M
easy feeling in the dry. goods trade, ana
among the banks and money lenders.
Mr.. Orray Taft, Sem, died some time
since and left property valued at sl,-
100000. Taft & Co., have made an as
Segment. aoykl o q y ~ .i.sl,--frGIT >
- INCOME TAx.-The reduction in taxes
under the amendment TO the Internal
Revenue law takes effect on and after
March 2, 1867. All exemptions date
from the morning Of that day. The in
come tax now to be returned upon the
income of last year will be paid accord
ing to the new law. One thousand dol
lars thus returned is exempt and all
above that pays a Uniform rate OF i've
;,er cent. The returns must now be
made in March instead of May, as under
the old law. DETITH!l III 6
FTHE CrNTALySYsTEN-The standard
weight of wheat per bushel is sixty
pounds; corn and rye, fifty six pounds;
oats, thirty-two pounds; barley, forty
eight pounds. The price per bushel be,
ing, given, to find the price per GENITAL
multiply the price per busheP by one
hundred, and divide by the number OF
pounds in q bushel. For instance, at
IL so per .bushel for wheat, what is the
nrice 'per Observation-Disclosures d.
yided by 6O=S2 5O-which is the price
per GENITAL. Again, the price per centai
being given, to find the price per bushel
multiply the price per GENITAL by the
number of pounds in n bushel and al.
vide by one hundred. Example: AT
81 so per GENITAL, what is the price per
bushef of sixty poundsf-250x6O=15,OOo
divided by lO0=Sl so the price per
b !" lifT TRII 1I3h.,
THE NArreYAL DEBr. --The debt OF the
United States, less the amount of cash
in the Treasury, was, on March l, ~,
$50, 763, $3.50. The following table
shows.the progress of the debt since the
-. 49,, l. nr %ka rahaIlinp - y. '.. ~
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Rai,im.rs C.,,le Market.

BALTIMORE, March Ia, 1867.
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings. at the
Scales during the past week amounted
to 934 head, against 1896 last week. OF
the number offered sos head came from
Ohio. and $50 from Chicago, over the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad; IS from
Pittsburg and 30 from Pennsylvania,
over the Northern Central railroad; 80
from Maryland on foot, with IS left over
from last week. Besides the above
there were offered for sale some, 200
head which had stopped and rested
en- route for Philadelphis and
New York. OF the receipts 225
head were sent to New York, 10 to
Washington, 80 left over unsold, and
the balance taken by Baltimore butch
ers. FIioes to-day ranged as follows
Scalawags and old Cows at q 7saS so;
common cattle Sc 75a7 IS; fair to good
81 5oas 25; prime g 25as IS, with .
few heavy prime Cattle at So 90 per
100 lbs. The market closed firm.
SHEEr.-The supply during the week
has been rather limited, and prices
ranged from Z to 81 cents per Id gross,
closing firm. 81. sr-ts.gsrlg
HoGs.-Supply moderate this week,
and prices advanced iaic Per lb on the
rates of last week, sales AZ $40 75a1l so
per 100 lbs net.
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WashinVten Ifcm,.

WAsHINGToN, March 17.-Numerous
letters have been received here from
various parts of the South, showing an
astonishing revolution in public senti-
ment with regard to reconstruction.
The. bill recently passed by Congress
for that purpose has already met with
much favor from prominent citizens in
the excluded States, who were at first
earnestly opposed to it. Virginia, in
accepting the terms proposed, will be
speedily followed by all the other
States. Phe few who oppose this
course exert little, if any, influence to
defeat the general restoration. The
supplementary bill now pending before
Congress is hailed with pleasure, be-
GAUGE il. effectually prevents two con-
ficting conventions, and insures every
person authorized under the law to vote
the right to do so.
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FROM NEW YORK.
The Reersnnizntien in she Ssuth-
The Reniaa Exeitement-Death Of
Hirnna Woodru6.


New YORK, March l6.-The Times
Georgia correspondent says: The efforts
which are made in Georgia to arouse the
people to the duty and necessity Of
taking an active part in recognizing
the State Government under the bill of
Congress, met with little response. The
people do not like the terms imposed
upon them, and they are disinclined to
take any part in acting and voting. He
also speaks Of the presence in Augusta
and elsewhere of professional agitstors,
who are doing everything in their power
to arouse the prejudice Of race and color,
and so array the blacks against the
whites.
1.-THE Times Ogdensburg special says:
The Fenian excitement is reviving in
this direction. Fort Wellington is be-
ing put in q state Of defense and garri-
soned with troops. The ferry beat has
been ordered to discontinue night trips.
Many strangers are in the vicinity. and
they are supposed to he Fenians.
The st. Lawrence river is frozen from
shore to shore, apd affords good cross
ing for an army. The Fenians in Og
densburg hold secret meetings nightly.
Hiram Woodruff, the famous jockey,
died on Long Island yesterday, Of con-
gestion of thelungs.
The diatiller;as belonging to John
CoppeE and h. Hellker 81 Bro, Brook
lyn, were seized yesterday.
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The Feninns.

NEW YORK, March Ia sensational
Sunday papsr states that Roberts and
the Fenian Senate are making extensive
preparations for another Canadian cam
paisn. They possess 10000 breech- load
ers, and it is said that fifteen or eighteen
thousand Fenians will cross into Cana
da Mt the orders of Roberts as soon as
transportation can be furnished. The
objecti 70 point will be Montreal, burt
Kingston and Toronto will also be at
tackled.
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PisssbsrE OifTrade. Dri y.
va nx~-,~,x,,<,, "a ~ Nc -for-

~ ePTTTsBCRG, Mnrcn 10, 1901.
~ BCSINESS-The market since. our
last has exhibited more activity than
for some days, and prices Nave evident
ly reached their lowest point. .Holdsrs
are not disposed to make further con-
cessions. The receipts since our last
reached 5,472 barrels, principally from
the Allegheny regions. Among the
sales we note the following: Crude. 2, 900
barrels bulk, April delivery, sellers OPP
ton, &c; 500 barrels do. April, sellers
option, 6ic; $500 barrels do, April and
May delivery, 6fo, and Loco barfslsi on
the spot, &c. The total sales reached
:. 800 barrels. b. u y 10 if' D''' G'.''
q REFINED OLIVE have nothing
new 10 furnish our readers. The sales
since our last reached $3.50 barrels, in
lots, all for future delivery, as follows:
1900 barrels bonded, light straw to
white, Philadelphia delivery, between
August and December, Soc; 1900 bar
rels same description, deliverable
August to October 29ic; 500 bar
rels do. July, CSC; 500 do.
August, 29}c; 500 do. September, Soc,
and 500 barrels do. deliverable this
month, Philadelphia, ct 25}c. The mar
ket closed firm with better inquiry.
Free Oil-The only sale that came
under our notice wan % 'barrclsit 40c
per gallon Ayiq s'Ia1H aa1f
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March 16.
srSLrrl E.....D

oE~SNhSs tfHNff.
Mr.. Sherman, from committee on FL
nance, reported concurrent resolution
that the joint committee on Retrench,
ment be instructed to make care1ui
and minute examination Of the INGENIOUS
adopted by the Treasury Department
Of printing bonds, notes and securlIes;
what guards had been adopted to pro-
tecf "a interests. of the United States;
VII 'additional guards were necessary;
wh.fhsr there had been any fraudulent
;s.nss If bonds, notes and coupons, and
so nv whose fault and negligence,
and further TO examine the official con-
duct of those charged with the printing,
registration and issue of notes, bonds
and securities of the United States, and
that said committee have power to send
for persons and papers, and to examine
the same, take testimony and report at
next session. T.lt > - ~
Mr.. Sherman said the House and Sem
ate had each agreed to separate special
committees for this purpose, but no
thought the investigation could be
made by a joint committee like that on
Retrenehment. The Treasury Depart
ment desired the Investigation to be set
at rest, on account Of false reports cir
culated for speculative purposes regard
ing the fraudulent issue of bonds.
Mr. Grimes said the subject was one
of great Importance, and it would not
be amiss to make the investigation an
nually.
Mr.. Chandler, from the committee on
Commerce, reported a bill to allow an
abatement Of the duties on damaged
goods imported into the United States.
Mr.. Chandler asked the immediate
considerations of the bill, but Mr.. Nor
Kill moved to lie it over until Monday,
and be printed. The motion prevailed.
Mr.. Williams called up the House
Joint resolution in regard to the coin
taken from the Richmond banks, which
is now on special deposit in the Treasu-
~. The resolution passed.
The reconstruction bill was taken up.
Mr.. Howe moved to amend by strlk-
ing out the words "and if the said Con-
st tuition shall be declared by Congress
to be in conformity with the provisions
of the act to which thisis supplemental
~" and insert thereof "and if said Con-
stituuon shall be approved by Con-
Mr.. Trumbull said the bill had been
amended since it was reported, to en-
body this provision.
Mr.. Howe withdrew his amendment
and then moved to strike out the words
'.shall be entitled to all the prerogatives
of State" Rejected.
Mr.. Howard moved an amendment
substituting o new oath for that in the
bill. which, after debate, was rejected.
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New York Stock Harket.

NEW YORK. March IL.
Ohio Certificates 26a26l; Canton 46ia
46s; Cumberland 33a33a; Quicksilver.36t
ASA; Mariposa sfa9t; do preferred 22sa
%; Western Union Telegraph 4lia4li;
New York Central 1O3ta1O35: Erie 5ssa
SO; do preferred 70a73; Hudson 136ial3a;
Reading 10lta1Olb Michigan Central
107sal0ss; Michigan Southern 75ia75i;
Illinois Central 1l5ial15.: Pittsburg
s2fas2i; Toledo 117falle; Rock Island
95fa96;. Northwestern ,35a354; do pre-
ferred 63a63s; TT. Wayne 96a96s; Pacific
Mail 124ial24i; Atlantic do s2as2i.
Government Stocks are quiet and
firm; 500 coupons, and LIST. series of = 80
notes are most active; closing prices
for registered of 81 C9al OCT; 5-20s reg
istered ~ l DIAL 07i; 5-2D coupons 81
l O9sa1 69s; do, "a 07tal O7s; $50
coupons '65 1 07sa1 Oh; do. January
and July O6fa1 "a; 1O-4Os registered
97ia97s; August 1905 O5sa1 O5t: June
1 o5ial O5s; July 054al ,O5J. " rT
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LOUISVILLE TOBACCO .MARKRT.-The
market was more active, with large
attendance. In the sales, says the Jour
nal, of Wednesday, We saw Owen and
Hart county leaf, which commanded
full prices. The offerings amounted to
223 hhds, with ~ reflections: sales as fol-
lows: Is hhds at So 35a2 20, 30 at 81 GOA
3 %, 90 at S4 00a4 %, Is at IS 0Oa5 30. l3
at s6 0Oa6 50, Is at s. 00a7 80, 3 at s. 0O
as 80, :2l at s. 00a9 so, "a aisle QOal0 IS,
IL at Sill 'OOau IS, IL atsl2 0oal2 Is, 5
at $l3 GOALS 50, 5 at s14 00al4 as, at
SIS so, 9 at S1600al6 %, 2 ut sl7 00a20 so.
2 ut $50 0Oa:'l 90, l at S3S7 %, lat $40 90.
l at as 90. ~
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Rrons 10. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, March 16.-George ".
Stratton, who was concerned in the
jewelry robbery in Brentford, Canada,
last summer, was sentenced to two years
to the Penitentiary by the Criminal
Court yesterday.
Fred. Korner and Elizabeth Cotton
were arrested here yesterday, Changed
with stealing seven hundred dollars in
money and quantity of jswelry and
furs from gentleman in New York.
About three hundred dollars worth Of
property was recovered from them.
Snow has been falling briskly since
early this morning. ~, -
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register.l

LONDON, Noon-Consols 81; Erie 3sti
Illinois Central 7si; 500 bonds 74f
4 The servian question has been settled
Lord Derby says officially that the
forces of the Porte are to leave Belgrade
and the country will be practically free
The Turkish authorities will be nomi'
nal. @N
LIVERPOOL, Noon-Cotton active ana
further advanced; middling uplands l't;
Breadstuffs firm; corn As for mixed
western; lard steady; pork us I'd per
600 pounds for prime eastern mess; pc
troleum Is "a for standard white.
Lord LYONS, ambassador to Constan-
t;nonls. writes that Turkey will hasten
tha reform in favor of the Christians In
Gambia and elsewhere in the Turkish
dominions.
Large bodies of troops have been sent
to Liverpool to preserve the peace. A
rising of Fenians there is being appre-
hended. A large number of Fenians
have been captured in various parts OF
Ireland, and many committed for high
treason.
VIENNA, March 16.-Dispatches re.
ceived announce that the Turkish forces
have been successful in battle with the
rebels in Thessaly.
Paris. March I6.--General Castleman,
aid to the Emperor, has just returned
from his Mexican mission.
LIVERPOOL, March. l6.-The Great
Eastern will sail on Saturday next fol-
New York.
LONDON, March 16.-Consols 91s for
money; $50 bonds IA; Erie 40; Illinois
Central 70.
FRANKFORT, March 1870 bonds
III.
LIVERPOOL, March l6.-Cotton closed
firmer; sales of 5000 bales of middling
uplands 1874. Breadstuffs firm. Wheat
closed lbs Sd per cent. for spring red
Pork quiet. Lard has advanced to 81.
for American produce. Tallow Ais Cd.
SPIRITS of turpentine Sos cd. Linseed
66s. Calcutta whale oil al lbs per ton.
DUBLIN, March 17.-The fears that
the Fenians would attempt another gen.
eral rising to-day have not been real
lied. Dispatches from all parts of the
Eland report the country quiet. Ere
quent arrests are made by the police in
disaffected districts.
LIVERPOOL, March .E.-No disturb
ance has been created by the Fenians
Is was feared, and the city is entirely
tranquil.
LONDON, March 1.-THE Reform bill,
which is to be brought into Parliament
by the Government tomorrow, will
give the right of suffrage to rate-payins
householders after two years residence,
to men paying one pound yearly tax, OF
having thirty pounds in the savings
banks, or fifty pounds in funds, and to
all members Of learned professions and
graduates of universities. The bill pro-
vides for fifteen pound franchise in
counties.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
New York Market.


New YORK, March l6. !
COTTON-1c higher; business restrict
ed by the advance; sales 1900 bales mid
it, SoaaoI 40
FIOUR-Receipts POO bbls; market 5
a1O higher; sales 5000 bbls. superfne
State at 9 iOa1O 80; super6ne western
9 4Oal0 IS; extra western; III 5Oall 60;
choice do, IL 7Oal3 90; shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio II l5a12 10; trade
brands II 2Oa13 90; extra Southern IL 40
ale so. Sales 600 bbls California flour
at Is 75a15 90. FL
WHISKY-Steady. 80
.WHEAT-la2 better; sales % 600 bush
at 2 80 for poor Milwaukee spring; 245
for No, Milwaukee. -.
RYE-2a3 better, and. active; sales
q, 500 bush western at Na1 81. :!
g BARLEY-1a2 better; sales 81 900 bush
at 1 Is for Canada West, and 2Oal %
free.
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
CORN-Active and excited, receipts
1855 bush; sales $4,000; mixed western
1 1sa1 81 in store, and l GOAL % afioat.
OATS-1a2 better; receipts 34ll bush;
0uN onCC pdAtis ESo" IS z"
Z COFFEE-Dnh.
SUGAR-Steady; sales 400 hhds Cuba
at 10ial1.
MOLASSES-Firm. r t-,,F.
PETROLEUM-Crude 16al6t; refined
in bond 24a25.
LEATHER-Steady. U
WOOL-Firm and in good demand;
sales SIC, 900 pounds; domestic fleece qua
67t; super pulled 42a52; Texas 22a33;
spring clip 33a44.
PORK-Firmer; sales $3.50 barrels
at % O0aa4 so for new mess, 81 5Oa22 w
for old; II 75a1s so for prime, 20 OOa2l 5V
prime mess; also, 1850 bbls new mess
at % 62a24 25 on time ;. -
BEEF-Steady; sales $50 bbls.
BEEF HAMSSSales of $50 barrels at
81 OOa40 50. .
BACON-Firmer; sales s75 boxes at
lOsa1Ot fore Cumberland, 1ltalls for short
ribbed, and 12al2t for short clear, luz
for long ribbed. 4
CUT MEATS-Firm; sales go pkgs
at Gallo for shoulder, aud l2alAt for
hams. l.. 50. -,
LARD-Firmer; sales 1850 bbls at 12ta
Is for old, and 12ta13i for new.
bJ 1Eh-Dui at iSaSo Ava Nhi"t S'-~-
20a33 for State.
CHEESE-Quiet at 13a2o.
LATEST MARKETS. p. NJ. ct
FLOUR-Closed quiet with good
local trade demand. -,
WHEAT-Closedf firm with fair mill
in and speculative demand; good prime
No. 2 Milwaukee Mt 2 40a2 4s.
g. Wnofarn
CORN-Closed firmer; 20 asked for
shipping mixed western in store.
OATS-Quiet;6 Oa6S for old western.
& ,PORK--Firm; sellers of new western
mess at % OOa27 90 cash, or regular buy
ers Mt % 81. ......-. .-.,
BEEF-Closed dull and unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Firm.
BACON-lOsa1Ot for Cumberland
middles.
LARD-Closed quiet at l3sal3t; fair
to prime steady; l3af3i for good to
prime kettle rendered.
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Il published every Friday IL, contents will b
made up Of all important new. o. he weed
telegraphic reports, transactions in ~ Nsrksv
Editorials upon subjects Of general interest, a
Agricultural Column, special correspondents
from all parts Of the State, choice hiorHry aad
pootical selections, and lsrg. amount Of cA''
fully prepared miscellancou. reading suitable 70
all classes OF the community. In short the
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue 10 W the
beat Family S.'ospop,T srr Ssbbshtd Z" %
stat.
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Rietnt Carlisle, Pm.

CARLISLE, Pa, March 16.-Last even
ing two soldiers came into town, ana
when near the Court house were at
tackled by A. Hammill and p: Gilmore.
Neither party was hurt, and the SOL
diers left for the garrison. About eight
o'clock, about fifty soldiers camo into
town, armed with carbines, revolrers
and sabres, halted near the Court house
and fired into crowd of citizens stand
ing near the point where the polls were
located. The citizens drew, their re-
volvers and returned fire, when a gem
eral riot ensued.
The soldiers retreated on Il run, ana
the citizens gave pursuit. The soldiers
took position Mt Edgetown. A guard
arrived from the post and firing kept mp
for some time. The guard arrested
several citizens and started for the gar
rison. On the way they met Hammill,
who had gun on his shoulder. He
was ordered by the guard to lay down
the gun, aud on his refusal, fired upon
him, striking him in the left breast to
the left of the right nipple, and came
out under the left shoulder blade. The
wounded man died in three hours.
Among the wounded are Mrs. Stew
art. who was standing in the door Of
her own house. shot through the foot;
Thos. Summers, through the foot and
arm. crushing tho bones; Jacob Small,
shot through the right hand. A man
named Killebaugh was shot in the head,
cutting the scalp. All were citizens.
Two soldiers were zyounded, one in the
hand and one in the leg-the former
For several nights past the
soldiers have been in town, creating
much disturbance. There are about one
thousand soldiers at this post.
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From, Cairo.

CAIRO, March l6.--Louisville, from
New Orleans, for Louisville at 9 p. M;
Yorktown, from Pittsburg, for Fort Ben
ton ut a. M; Emma No. ), from Gin
cinnati, for New Orleans at q NJ; Cliff
ton, from Cincinnati for Memphis at 6
a. ~; Pauline Carroll, from st. Louis
for New Orleans at a. IN.
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NEW YORK, March IA committee
of the Legislature have agreed TO report
a bill appointing three commissioners
to regulate prostitution in New York
city, with power to grant licenses to
houses of prostitution and designation.
Medical inspectors are also provided
to inspect the inmates Of such houses.
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Lewis Lsnsfsrd sEainst TRsbGt wr.y md
George Erdner. Bill In Chancery. pendirK In
the Circuit Csart % Ohio County, West Viz.
gina -s.ts faui. rel 5Isl5d g1f1 7sy r,A@I
THE DEFENDANTS, WILL TAKE 20
l. tee NAT the deposifions Of Jsseph b, Con
Lamb & Pam, In De city Of ,whssilpg. On De
18th day Of April Iss7, beftees ths ,hosrs Of
O'Clock A n and O'Clock 2, n "a boha6 Il
the plaintiff 20 Be rad IN evidence on d. IA
OF the above eanse.s And r. from Any causS.
$500 o. sing commepe.d 49, =.
colapleted ON thas aay, ths takinx ~ - ssmsi
win be sdjourned from time 70 tine until a.
sans b completed. LEWIS LUNSFORD.
fsbltvst =
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An elegant journal, printed In tlif Gsrpsn Ian
guagc, and issued Tor the benefit Of our G.rn.i
citizens, is published weekly at the REGhIEk
Office.
Feeling grateful for the generous ,noorr.s.
nent with which tho friends Of the REGISTER
have hitherto rewarded his efforts. the Pro
prietor hopes BY continued snterpriss and th'
ergy 70 merit In tb. future the ssue hbsIA 20
ronage Which their paper ms hsrrt"fofs
ceived.
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Missouri has at length made provision
for the over due interest on the debt of
the State An oct, just passed byJthe
Legislature, LaPptapriates- a, eeo, 90 Of
the amount due from the United States.
s75e, 900 now in the, Treasury, o .tax Of
Si36, 900 on the railroads and the pro-
ceeds Of a, four.mill tax, estimated at
81, 400, 600, for This commendable pur-
pose, and to form sinking fund.
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REV. John &. Cabot, author . Of
life of Napoleon l.; of the Presidents Of
the United States 81 tho late war 10
the United states, &s, Is in Paris col.
lecting material for history of of Ma
poleon ILL.,, and had the pleasure the
other day Of long interview with his
Majesty on the subject.
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Swill Milk.

New YORK, March lin case be-
fore Commissioner Belts, regarding the
seizure of Distillery, it transpired that
the owner thereof had been engaged in
feeding five hundred cows on swill. on
the premises adjoining. ~ x u ?
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THE TRI-WEEKLY

Il published every Tuesday, Thnrsday and "a,
urday, and contains, besldes the contents Of The
preceding issues Of the Daily. many valuable
ltsps prepared especially for this Publication