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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-17
THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

rFoR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, dASJAh1 Ao' Aoool
CoTTON-The article opened with an acuve de-
mand and with advancing rates, prices continuing W
stiffen regularly under the improving conaiuon oi
the leading markets until Wednesday, when the sta-
ple became depressed, and has since mad lower
tendency; the market yesterday, however, closing
with moro steadiness The quotations at Liverpool
opened at I'D advanced to 77S@7hi., and receded
to 7X@75sd, aud closed yesterday ut 73I@7hd. q
b. for Middling Upland the New York market COM
menced at 16@1eHc., advanced to 16A @17c and has
since receded to 16K@l6a4c. q b. for New York
Middrne: and the commodity in this market began
at 14A@l5c., hardened 16c., and has since fallen
off to 15Hc q 10 for Middling Upland. The arrivals
of Sea Island and Florida qualities show falling Oh
for the week. while Upland descriptions, although IN
light receipt have been rather in excess OF the week
before, the supplies having been 3Ss bales OF sea
| Islands and Flor das and 6s15 bales of Uplands'
against 63S bales of Sea Islands and Foroas ano
bales of Uplands the week before, and 6s bales OF
Sea Islands and Flordas and 5561 tales OF upianos
for the corresponding week last year
The transactions in the staple In this market ou-
ring the week just terminated will be seen by the
following statement, which we submit:
On Friday, January 10th. the inquiry was quite
animated, and with limited supply of the article
Offering for sale, factors enabled to advance
prices from N@1lc. q fb Sales 17oo bales ordinn-
~ to Good Ordinary being quoted at 12A@1SAc.;
Low Middling at 14A@14hc.. Mi'ldling at 16A@
l5kc., and Strict Middling at 16c. q fb.
On Saturday the inquiry was limited, the market
closing without change. Sales 500 bales; quotations
unaltered.
On Monday there was good inquiry, but transac'
tons were restricted by the light stock Offering ior
sale; the operations, which amounted to about eoo
bales exhibited an improvement of 14@Ac. p i5 on
the lower qualities. the closing quotations being l2h
@14Hc for Ordinary to Good Ordinary, 14H9lSc'
for Low Mddling 15hc for Middling, and 16c y 10.
for Strict Mddling Cotton.
On Tuesday the staple continued to have an up
ward tendency, and prices advanced hc. q 10; sales
14OO bales; Ordinary to Good Ordniry being quoted
at 1sH@14Ac. Low Middling at 1s1sc, Middhng at
&c.,, and Strict Middling nominal, there being no
transactions.
On Wednesday the article had declining charac-
ter in consequence of receding rates in other mar
kets, and prices fell of about Nc tb. Sales near
700 bales; Ordinary to Good Ordinary being quoted
at 1s@14Hc, Low Middling at 15c., Middhng at l61a
@16c, and Strict MiddhngInominal.
Yesterday the article opened with lower tenden-
cy. but closed rmer under better advices from Liv-
erpool Sales near 600 bales. say at IL; 1S s 10;
at lax; So at 12 30 at 12; 81 at 49, 4s at 1Sh; so
at 1871; eat IA; ss at; "a at lax; Z at lax; at
14s<; 80 at 15; 159 at 1511; 5at 16.
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofhce at
Charleston. for the week ending JANUARY l6 1863
and printed officially in THE DAILY NEWS, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
of Charleston:
aTPersons calling for Letters Advertised shouio
state that they are Advertised"
aF- Office hours from A. NJ. to P. M. on Sun
days, Crom to P. NJ.
STANLEY G. TRoTT. Postmaster.
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Consig nees per South Carolina Railroad.
January 16.

1875 bales Cotton, 93 bales Mdze, COS bags Grain,
cars Lumber and Wood, &c. TO Railroad Agent,
Gibbes Co, Adams, Frost h Co. g W Williams
Go, Thurston Holmes. Il Rodgers co, Cohen,
Co. PW. b E sloan, N Averill, c q Noise. A
Ouackenbush, " Williams q Holmes Graeser,
Lee, Smith Co, G 4" alter Il Co, O'Nell
Son, 4 W Bles, Mrs Livingston, Werner Ducker,
A K Sesgo. Kerr Co, Utsey Il Kenyon, & D
Kirkpotrick. Reeder Busch, M Goldsmith L.
Son, r 4 W Devices, W Jeffers Co. Sim
mons. ] D Aiken & Co. W " Smith, A Robinson
Co, Ravenel Barnwell, Il Baker Co.
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Passengers.

Per steamer Fannie from Savannah. via Beaufort
Bluffton, kc-Dr Boyd and wife, II Mills and wife,
Mrs Turner, Miss Andrews, Mrs Darby Dem
mis-, c W Brown, F Wilder, Rev Fuller, DIR Jen,
hns Miss Jenkins, Whaley, Capt Manning. !"
Per steamer st Helens, from Edsto and Rockville
Coffin and lady, Mikell and lady. Miss Mackey,
b Bailey and lady, Mrs Graves. W Seabrook, b
Chisolm, Wright, Rev Mr. Bellinger, W Wilkenson
WhnIey, J G Eagan, Il Wilson, j q Ancrlm,
McKee, Rev W Camden, q Barrett, Oakley.
Col Burger Major Jenkins Coffin. Bar
rett and 80 deck.
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VIII please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner Of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be mailed, but will be sent to the Dead Letter
Oface. January II
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THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS.
nUBLIsHED IN WINNsBORO' s. O., AFFORDS
profitable medium for the advertising pub
lc oil Charleston.
aAILLARD. DGSPORTEs & WILLIAMS
November Is
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FaE1oHrs-To Liverpool by steamer, 800 boxes
bacon, 4Os 800 bales cotton at ssad: 1000 bushels
grain at saa9d, and by sail 500 Dales cotton at "a
7-1Gd.
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HAY-The demand continues good, and the mar
ket firm; the receipts are limited Sales at 81 2O for
shipping and 81 30a1 GO for retail lots.
MoLAssEs-Is in moderate demand. Good aud
prime lots are firm
R1cE-Is in small supply. business is light in con-
sequence. Holders of Carolina are firm ut 9HalOc.
SUoAR-Raw sugars are dull and the marKet weak
and unsettled we quote at 11Ha11kc for fair to
good refining. Refined quiet at l61ac for ground
granulated and crushed.
WHIsKEY-Ihe market is dull and nominal ut soc
in bond.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Tell-Tale.

IrRoM THE GERMAN OF HEnR.l
The Springs blue eyes are open
Up from the grass they look;
Imean the lovely violets,
Which for wreath took.
Iplucked the flow, rs while thinking;
And my thoughts in one sad tale
To the breezes were repeated
By the listening 'nc ttngale.
Yes, every thought g.. warbled,
AS from my soul it rose:
And now my tender secret
The whole green forest knows.
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Arrived Yesterday.
schr seguin, Cau, Bath, Me-1o days. Hay and
Bricks. TO Risley & Creighton.
schr Ann 8 Dcas, from West Point Mill "a bbls
Rice To " M Lawton, Ravenel Co.
Steamer Fannie, Peck, Savannah, via Beaufort
Hilton Head and Blufton. 60 bales Cotton 118 bags
Cotton Seed, and Mdze. To j Ferguson, g W VII
liams & Co, g. D Kirkpatrick, 6 81 Ineraham 4
Son, Fraser Dill. b sloan, Cohen, Hanckel
Co, W II Lawton, W Williams E Rodgers Co
W B Boyd, Colcock & Co, Street Bros 4 70, E b
Barnwell. ] Dennis W Quincy, P1nckney Bros,
Hastie Jr, Litschgi, Harrison. Kressel, South
ern Express Co. and Order.
Steamer st Helena, Boyle, Edisto and Rockville.
is bales Cotton, and sundries. To Murray.
J Colcock L. Co, Cohen Hanckel Il Co, Rsvenel &:
Co. G Hoppock, Fraser DILL and others.
Sloop Mary Goodrich. Magrath Pom Pon. 500
bushels Rough Rice and Hay. To Gailard & Minot.
Sloop Ellen, Gradick. Cooper River. 900 bushels
Rough Rice. To Ingraham Son.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship E souder, Lebby, New Yorlr-Jno d
schr B Bramhall, Hussey. Boston via Savannah
W Roach.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Souder, Lebby, New York.
Up for this Port.
Steamship Miami, Mclaughlin, at New York, 10
leave Jan IA.
Memoranda.
Brig Albert tof Halilsx), from Charleston for st
Johns, b. before reported ashore on the Chappe-
quidic side Of Edgartown harbor, was COTTON OF on
the morning of the 11th inst and arrived at the
wharf at Edgartown, leaking some will have to re-
pair.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
The Magdala, Coghil, sailed. 8
The Hope, Hancock, up ....................De .Dec 10
NEWCASTLE, ENG
Bark Jones, -, up. ................NoV 10
NEWPORT, ENG.
The sabina Martin sailed. %
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Rrig Cyclone, -, up............. .........Jan
Schr Cramner, Cramner, up..............Dc Dcc 'i
NEW YORK.
Steamship Miami, Mclaughlin, to leave. jar II
Schr Lilly Francis, up. oV
Schr Raymond. Higgins, up....... Dec 81
Schr Clark, Clark, up. p....................1a ..1ap
PHILADELPHIA
Steamship Alliance, Kelly, sailed. Jan ~
Schr A Edwards, Bartlett, cleared. JoI
Schr Z Naylor Naylor, cleared. ...........J .Jaf
NEW ORLEANS.
schr Maggie McNein Snow. ...Der %
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LIST OF SHIPPING

vEsss Els UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS ooAsTNo
In Port OF Charleston, Jan. 10, 1868.
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
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PORT CALENDAR.
Marine 1afws.
Arrived Yesterday.

Port of Charleston. january L
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1FRoM THE GERMAN OF HENRI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-21
TheCaptlnI.

AT the request Of several mem bers of
the House Of Delegates, we append in
full the resolution o. Mr.. smith on the
capital question referred to in yester-
days report, and the vote by which it
was adopted:
"Res0iyed, That it is the sense of this
House that the interests of the State
demand permanent location of the
capital at this session oil the Legisla-
iurc."
TEAs-Ms-sTs. McWhortsr Speaker
Adamspn, Bender, BiIlmyer, Blair,
Bgggsss, BOughneT, Chambers, Cole,
Crane, DAVIDSON. bennington, Evans,
Fleming Of Harrison, Ferguson oil
CsD~li, Golf, Cold, Gregory, Hagar,
Harrow, Heermans, HInchman, How 60,
jacob, Jaule-, LaTgent, Mann, Martin,
AcGlsskey, Morgan, SewlIn, Piuneu,
PDps, Powell, Richmond, Riddle
smith, SpauldlnK, S,sere. Ia bier, Tom.
llnson, "aZgy and We4ch-i3.
NATa-AessTs. Allison, Armstrong,
I Chase, Fleming Of Marion, Ferguson OF
I AarsnHl!, Hervsy, Huffman, Miller,
Parker, Stewart and wCoIford II.
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Trustee's Sale.

PURSUANT To A DEED OF TRUST
June stu, 1858, and duly recorded in the Re.
cOTder's office OF Ohio county, West Virginia
In deed book No. a. page li9, | shall, on
10 O'Clock a. m, at the front door OF the
Court House OF Ohio county, West Va, pro.
coed to sell, at public auction, to the highest
and best bidder, the lot numbered (lSIj one
hundred and eighty-one, on the plat of that
part OF the city or Wheeling laid out bv
William Chapllne and John EOH, now
known as Centre Wheeling, situated on the
east side OF ChRpline street, adjoining the
Methodist Episcopal Church on the south.
Terms of sale: One-thdrd of the purchase
money in cash, and the balance in two equal
tnstalments, payable in six and twelve
months. with interest from day OF sale.
POSSESSION delivered upon compliance
with terms OF sale.
JAMES 8. WHEAT,
JRhSO-tu Trustee
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

LECrURE.-Our readers will remem-
Der the Infinitely amusing and instruc-
tive lecture delivered in Washington
Hall, about year since, by the Rev.
w. b. Watkins, on the "use and abuse
eff the English Language" The same
gentleman proposes to deliver in the
Fourth street NJ. L. Church, lecture
recently prepared by him, on "the orr
gin, oddities and office of proper
names" We have seen testim onials
to the genuine merit of this production
OF the eloquent gentleman, and re-
spectfully urge all who want to pass a
pleasant hour on next Monday evening
10 go and hear for themselves,
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Trust Sale.

RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made to me on the Sc cond day o. August
A. d. 1866, and OF record in Book 10 folio III,
in the Recorders office OF Ohio county, state
of West VirAiniR, shall on FRIDAY, THE
18th DAY OF MARCH, a. D. 1853, at the
front door of the Court House Of Ohio coun-
ty in the city OF Wheeling, at 10 o'clock, a
IN. of that day, proceed to sell at public
auction to the highest and best bidder Tor
CASH, all the right, title, and interest OF
Henry L. Harbour, decd, as one OF the heirs
at law OF Joseph G. Harbour, decd, in and to
the real estate of the said Joseph G. Harbour,
deceased.
GIBSON L. CRANIER,
tebll-SOtd Trustee
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altw AarfrtIstmtuts.
I, O. G. II.

MASS MEETING OF THE OFFICERS
"A and mem beIs of the various Lodges OF
Good TeInplars in the city. will be held at
Good TempIaris Hall, on Main street this
friday evening. at * O'Clock, to celebrate
the anniversary of the institution of En-
terpriSe Lodge No. D."
The friends OF Temperance ge :erally, are
cordially invited to attend.
Eminent speakers ON the subject Will adj
dress the meeting, amongst whom the cele-
brated Lecturer. the Rev. ]. D. HERR, A. NJ.
OF Pennsylvania, is expected. feb2l-lt7
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For Sale and Rent.

DUsIN NESS BASEMENT ROOMS
ID finished offices and Daguerrean rooms IN
second story, and rooms for other purpose
for rent in my brick block on Main street
Possession given Immediately.
Building lots and dwelling houses for sals.
Also man utacturing site, containing eight
lots fronting on Main street and heIiver
between the Belmont and Riverside Mills
Sixth Ward. Also my CO ntry place for sac
THOS. HORSBROOK.
roe, up stains. fehla.If
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Observation-Disclosures is whisper
ed about that the party who reported
himself knocked down and robbed of
some forty dollars In Bridgeport the
other night, slightly misrepresented the
facts in the case. Parties who are snD-
posed to know say, that the probability
Is he was unfortunate at n gaming table
not far from this city.
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MuNIcrPAL CouRr.-The case of Ra-
der rs. Cummins, occupied all of yes.
terday. The matter in controversy is
a partition wall, which was torn down
ny the defendant, II is alleged, against
the will of the plaintiff. Mr.. ChandIar
appeared for RAIDER; Mr.. Cranmer Tor
DR.. Cummins.
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House and Lot for Sale

TN PLEASANT VALLEY, FIvE MTTry
i west OF Bridgeport and I'VE miles east ~
st. Clairsvine, near the National pike, Th;s
is good house with a celler, cistern and .
good well OF water at the door, with il
acres of ground. Title clear. Price $50 on y
For further particulars call on the prem.
lses, or address the subscriber at CadIz HsI.
riEOn county, Ohio.
fablS-lm ELI EA ENSGnN =,
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ki"uF~ or NNrUENtlEEp CITIZENS
AHEoAD.-Oue ot the most important
question: before thr present Congress
Is that OF providing for the security
NJ natutnlizea American citizens
abroad The Committee OF Foreign
Affairs ~ She House OF Representatives
someIme since reported bin for this
purpose, but after fnlI discussion the
House was not satisfied with 1T and IL
WIS recommttted 10 save it from defeat
rho Committee now fully advised OF
what Is desired by the House. have
agreed upon new bill: which we print
elsewhere. Il declares for the fullest
protection of our naturalized citizens in
foreign States, and when they are Ar
rested and detained, authorizes the
President to retaliute by the seizure OF
citizens OF the same foreign State in
lhis country.
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fur GENT.
For Rent.

T OFFER FOR RENT ON REASON
terms the dwelling in which no nLE
side, west side Of Fourth street onDos re-
foot OF Centre. The house is very e6I 1HSt!e
dious one, containing niue rooms hsttli o
wash house and bath room. Hot ana oI5,
water in bath room and kitchen. PoSsss ~
given April l, 1865. Enquire on the preTnisetA
febl5lw e TSESS'
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To R"puD4ie4,n voters Throughout


IusEmgrH a. II seeu.s 20 Be desirable ~
avoid lus holding Of two regular state
Jgascliuns TINS year. The undersigned
Le.s 20 Igc0mmend tAaL you VIII, VI o. eslEIy
D. day a.s poz..lD!e as-a Ir.b!s "a county meet
ll-.s alc P4wsT sou. 70 gssuye IrpgsSe..-
tl.lv=t .u the two li0u-as Dt tle legislature.
Or Augu Others as you may designate
U act us Jour dsie5at.s ~ EtaLs LOnyeu-
ton 10 Ds held IA t.l-s Ciyy on tAe I'd Of THIS
month. Tho Convention Is called % uornI-
nate y-u G.lgzatszs 20 Lne National i. pub
!ses1 Convention at Chicago Dn JEe 9th oi
siag. next, aud % laa-art such other bIssl-
mo- "a, l4.y gyagrIu inc Interests Of The he-
yIy.saa..4 f.E-y throughout the state.
n. II. LODAS.
j. D.. - EHiA tsD.
aa-zI.- l.sLsfLTs-
J-HErE EELL.
J j.. HI.a1yss-
gD-TIIT -E4EJLu.
d. -. JAsfI'IEl-l..
STATE ,sHtFVt r.a,EgiHcs.
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gar 9a!E.
For Sale.

THE DWELLING WHERE I NOW OF,
i side on EOtf street, near the corner os - e
adjoining the residence OF ThOs. HornbToOe-
Esq, containing eight rooms, together MI,
pantry and bath room, with gas and W. 80
Throughout. Also good brick stable ~
carriage house in the rear. "'-u
VIM. CARNAHAN
at Carnahan & Cos, 81 Main street, Gem.
Wheeling. fehgsl D y 8
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For Sale.

INTENDING TO REMOVE OUR MA.
i chinery below. we offer for sale the i've.
story building, with four lots attached, now
occupied by us. Terms very reasonable.
NORWAY IRON MFG CO..
1eDlO.tE Cor. AIh and l,lnv 81
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Marion county DeIesa1lon.


The gallant Republicans OF Marion
county met last Wednesday and ap-
pointed delegates to the State Conven-
lion TO be held in this city next satur.
day. For the following list of them we
are Indebted 10 Mr.. Boyd, the secretary
Of the meeting, who has furnished Us
the minutes,
j. @. Bceson, L. Il. Hall, J. y. Boyd,
y. d. Helmick, james Musgrave, BrOd
Myers, Madison Carter, Geo. w. JoIlin,
Jacob swisher, James Lunham. J. J.
Nixon, Silas Barns, Owens Ath4, Lem
uel Parish, NJ. Book, a. \. Prichard,
Nimrod Morgan, +. II. Burt, Eli X.
Prlcket, VIM. Conway and William
Beatty.
a resolution was passed adding to
the delegation the members Of the
House Of Delegates from thst county
ana Senators Burley and Martin.
DEVELOPMENT or THE ONO RIVER
BED.-"MonsIeur Tonson" has made
his appearance in the Legislature once
more in the shape OF IL bill To grant to
Me=sTs. j. II. Atkinson and John
Campbell the minerals under three
hundred acres Of the bed OF the Ohio
river, in Hnncock county, on condition
they shall "open and develope said
minerals" within three years. The
bill was up in the House, yesterday,
and elected considerable discussion,
and WAS finally tabled. The bed OF
the ohio river, which belongs to West
Virginia, can only be disposed Of un-
der our Constitution, for the benefit Of
the fres school fund. These parties
claim that IL their experiment should
Ds successful it would render the river
bed very valuable 10 the State, and
that no less than the amount of surface
asked would justify the experiment.
Similar propositions have been made
to the Legislature for several years, but
have thus far been refused. 1t was
stated in the House, yesterday, that the
coal under this three hundred acres
would be- worth 100000 TO 100000.
MIR. HoEE chairman of the Code
Committee, submitted their report to
the senate yesterday. The revisors in
form the committee they will be ready
to submit their work by the 10Th OF
April.
The bill postponiug the spring cleo
lions passed the Senate yesterday with
amendments. It ia printed in iuII in
our Senate report as passed by the SEN
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Fre"Utss.-A greater part OF yestcr-
day was spent by tho House Of Dele.
gates in discussing tie Interest BIZ.
which WAS finally amended. ON the
motion OF Ir. Hccrmuns OF Preston.
so us To repeal tho usury laws and al
low people TO mako their own con
tracts for Inc loan OF money, but pro.
vidiug ,bul where the rate agreed on is
higher than six per cont. the creditor
cannot enforce the collection ofthe ex-
cess over SIX per cent, This. therefore.
irUvcs th" legal rate six per cent but
tnhjcu no PENALTY 10 case D, higher rate
scouSsacted Tor, eNcop, the forfeiture OF
the Interest ia excess Of six per cent
la case the debtor is dishouorRble
enough 10 refuse to pay it. This was
agreed on as Il compromise. Though
not all that could TO desired vet IL isn
very excellent measure in comparison
with shc old law. Generally the honor
ot business men may ro trusted to pay
whltrvor rate they agree 70, SO that
this viii bs in practice almost as good
as the entire removal Of tho restriction.
The bril was ouErossed in this shape
and viii we trust be passed to-day. 1t
then Soes so tho Senate.
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Chairman Senate ODRlmit,se.
JAMES HERVES,

CNUT3HGN House CbHlEnt'kee
Mc. Hakc reported back from the
Special Committee on Immigration.
senate Bill No. s., \ Bill. 10 amend an
act entitled An Act for the encourage
meut Of Foreign Immigration to this
State passed March sd, 1874, rscoul-
mendiug its passage. Tabled.
On motion OF Mr.. Wright, the Com
mtttee on Education were directed 10
Inquire into the eNpediency OF report.
ing bill SO amending the law as 10
require the uuc0Nected School taxes 10
be tuTuediover 10 the Township Treasu.
rers FOR collection, and that all school
moneys collected, in the hands OF the
Tow nship Treasurer or sheriff should
be turned over TO the Township Treas
urer on or before the first day Of March.
in each year, and providing for pen
atty tor the Noncompliance % such Il
law.
on motion Of Mr.. Stevenson, the
COMMITTEES on Humane and Criminal
institutions We're requested to inquire
into the expectancy Of prohibiting, by
and ball.
Mr.. DrummOud presented the peti
tion OF Lewis Wilson and As other citi-
Zens OF Barbour county, PRAYING that
Thomas A. Bradford be allowed to
practice law without taking the test
oath.
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The nne passenger steamer "R. r.
e44< HUDSON" Capt. Russell, will
- leave as above on saturday, the
For freight or passage apply on board or
TO BOOTH, BATTELLE s CO.,
fab91 at Agents,
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lNsTALLATIoN.-The officers of Der
rigo Temple, No. ): I. o. @. T., were
Installed on Tuesday evening, by d. D.
G. w. c. t. Johnston. They are as fol.
lows:
Matthias LETTERS, d. T.; Mollie Brown.
d. X. II. s.; Lydia Mccoy, d. l.. II. s.;
Camelia Hamilton, D. V. r; George
Geiger, d. s.; Ella LETTERS, d. A. S.;
Gharles +. Hamilton, D. f. S.; Jennie
Frank WykaEd, D.. NJ; Lizzie G raham'
d. d. n; Maria Mccoy, d. g.; John F.
Baird, d. S. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-21

TIE Senate viii take up the capital
question at IL o'clock this morning.
An animated discussion is expected,