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Japan Advices.

New YORK, April 30.-A Japan letter
states that the refugee Tycoon sought shell
ter and was protected on board a United
States war vessel, after his abdication, be-
fore he reached his own ship.
The United States Consul at Hiago has
news that native Off :ials adhere to the
scale of rates OF money and change value
as regulated by treaties.
During the disturbances in Hiago, the
United States marines allied with the
forces of other Christian powers. and per-
formed an important work in restoring or
der and protecting foreign property.
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Cabinet Speculattens.

NEW YORK. April 30 The Herald's
Washington dispatch says: At meeting
at the rooms of New England Senator
Horace Greeley was urged tor Postmaster
General. Mr.. Ward, of Detroit, is being
backed for the Treasury by the manufac-
turers, friends of protective tariff, and the
Industrial League.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-01

RADICAL REsToRATIoN.-Its good effects
are permanent. 1t not only restores the
color of the hair, but the quantity and ma
tural glossiness. This is said by every one
using Mrs. S. A. Aliens Improved (new
style) Hair Restorer or Dressing, Gin one
bottle.) Every druggist sells it. Price
one dollar.
WY APPS deod1w
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nistnIerie. CInsed

New YORK, April 30.-Owing to the fact
that whisky is selling at less than the Gov
ernment tax in this city, the revenue agent
has ordered the seizure and closing up oil
all distilleries here. This order has been
enforced, and to-day there are no distiller-
les in operation in New York city.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-01

PosTPoNEMENT.-Owing to the negli-
gence of numerous agents in making re-
turns of sales, we are unable to distribute
premiums to holders of certificates as soon
as originally intended. With the advice
and consent of large number of our pat
rons, the distribution of premiums has been
postponed until Tuesday, Nov. Sd, 1868.
may1-4t
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The TURF.-The Spring meeting of the
Scioto Valley Jockey Cla5, at Chilicothe,
Ohio, commences May 9th, and continues
May 9th and 9th. The stables of Ohio will
participate, aud the meeting, doubtless,
will be an interesting one.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-01

WIFE wHIPPING.-A man named Charles
Fury was before the Mayor yesterday
morning, charged with administering
gentle corrective to the wife of his bosom
with broom handle, mop stick. ehd such
other mild persuasives as were handy. He
hit her, one lick on the back of the head
that will obviate the necessity of her wear
ing a waterfall for month at least. He
was fined s5. and in default of stamps is
kindly permitted to hoe it out on the
streets.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-01

WILBERFoRcE UNIvERsITY.-Mr. John
Cousins, who is soliciting aid tor wilber-
force University, an institution for the edu-
cation OF colored people, located short dis
tanoe from Nenia, was in our office yester-
day. He was unable to reach the CITY in
time to commence work on Monday, as he
intended, but is now ready to receive all
our people will be pleased to bestow on a
worthy object. We notice that Judge
Thurman heads the list of subscribers in
this city with $40. Mr.. Cousins saws
that Democrats give as much and as freely
as those who claim to be the only friends
the colored people ever had. We hope he
may realize large sum in this city for his
University.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-01

TEMPERANcE-ELEcTIo OF OFFIcERs.--
At meeting OF the Capital City Social
Temple No. Is. held at Templars' Hall,
Tuesday evening, 2sth ult., the following
officers were elected:
N. B. Smith, B. P. T.; Miss l.. Zinn, S. P.
T.; Miss Elsie Fletcher, S. v. T.; John
Beitel, B. v. T.; Mrs. Maggie c. Poland, S.
u; George Ashton, B. u; Miss Lizzie Tip
ton, S. R George H. May, B. R; Il. j.
Miskell, B. F. R.; Miss Joe Rockey, S. T.;
Miss Minerva Flack, S. e.; H. L. w. Fletch-
er, B. s.
Crystal Fount Temple of Honor No. 43.
at meeting held Thursday evening, 3Oth
ult., elected the following officers: F. P.
Brodbeck, w. c. T.; N. B. Smith, w, v. T.;
George 81. May, w, R.; James F. Spencer
w. A. R; H. S. Rockey, w. F. R.; John
Strickler, w. T.; T. j. Miskell, w. u; e
B. Battersen, w. D. u; H. L. w. Fletcher,
w. G.; w. F. Poland. w. S.
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Nassau AdvfCes.

New YoRk, April photographic ad-
vices from Nassau, n. P, state that the
Government was successful in the late elec-
tions by majority OF ten. The defeated
party made some riotous demonstrations,
and were fired upon by the soldiers. Peti-
tions for the removal of Gov. Rawson are
In circulation
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Princetan Gauena

NEWARK, N. j., April 3O.-Rev. James
McCosh, l.. L. D., Professor of Mental
Philosophy in Queen College, Belfast, Ire-
land, formerly of the Free Church of Scot
land, was elected yesterday President of
Princeton College. i.'.5..-. re- AZ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-01

New PAPER.-The Altoona Vindtcdtor is
the name of new weekly Democratic
newspaper just started at Altoona, Blair
county, Pa, by Jas. F. Campbell, formerly
of the Johnsto,on Democrat, and lately of the
Genius of Liberty. 1t is large sized sheet,
nicely printed and ably conducted.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-01

HORSE TAMrNa.-William Rarey, brother
OF the noted late j. 8. Rarey, will give
lecture on horse tanning in Mennerchor
Hall this evening. 1t cannot but be inter-
esting to the many lovers of the horse
hereabout,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-01

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL The Catholic So
ciety of e. st. Vincent de Paul" is one that
has done more good than any other benev-
olent society. 1t would be we'll if all re-
ligious sects would establish societies de-
void of formality, whose members have
freedom to donate any sum they please, and
whose object, like the st. Vincent's, would
be the relief of the poor and needy in hard
times.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-01

BREAD! BREAD!-Use Harries' flour and
you will always have light, white bread.
1t neuer fails. Sold only by Brooks, Merton
& Co., Grocers, 273 South High street.
aDrl 1T
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Nepottation, Susoended.

New York, April 3O.-Gen. Puiol has
suspended negotiations with the United
States for the sale of the Bay of SANTANA.
owing to Cabral's being deposed, and has
sailed for Turks Island to join others to
ferment revolution in st. Domingo against
BaeZ. ...
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The Erie War.

ALBANY. April 3O.-In the Assembly, the
select committee reported, after full in
vestigation, that they are unable to find
anything to confirm the charge made by
Mr. Glenn, of bribery and corruption in
connection with the late railroad war, but
most positive proof 10 the contrary. -.
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Ahscondine Broker.

SPRINGFIELD, April 30.-The Republican
intimates that Volney Winshell, the alb
sconding broker, is in New York, and SAYS
lie has communicated with parties in
Springfield in round about way and pro-
posed compromise.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-01

PorAroEs FOR BREAKFAST. - Take the
mashed potatoes left from dinner the day
before. mix them smooth with little hot
milk and butter, put them by spoonfuls In
to an iron biscuit pan, previously heated,
and brown them In hot oven. They are
very light and nice.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-01

COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDs.-The follow
ing are the names of the Commissioners of
Deeds for Ohio. appointed by Gov. Hayes,
during the month ending April 30th:
William F. Robb, Pittsburgh, Pa; John
McClaren, Pittsburgh, Pa; Alfred Ingra-
ham, New Orleans, La, Fred. B. Swift,
New York, N. Y; Sidney T. Fountain
Galveston, Texas; Herman L. Emmons, ir,
Baltimore, Md; Jas. Graham, New Orleans,
La; James McShery, ir., Frederick, Nd;
Edward II. Kent, New York, N, Y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-01

REMEMBER IT.-The fact don't seem to be
generally known that II man becomes
habitual drunkard he forfeits all benefit of
his life insurance policy. This should in
duee some men to ''hold up" in their drink
ing career. t.sL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-01

RFMovAL.-Walkup & Ury have remov-
ed their Boot and Shoe store from the old
established stand, No. 81, to No. 12s South
High street, opposite the Goodale House,
first door south of McColm, Miles & Nc
Donald's grocery. A large and splendid
stock OF goods is offered, and all friends
and customers are invited to call and ex-
anime. apr13-tf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-01
The Cole Trial

ALBANY, April 30.-In the Cole case to-
day. the letter from Mrs. Cole to her hus-
band, previous to the homicide, detailing
improper conduct with Hiscock, was ad-
mitted as evidence, q zrr-vs 4@,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-01

AUCTION SALE.--W. r. Kent will sell this
morning at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the corner
OF State and High streets, fine collection
of Roses and Green House plants.
may1-1t
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GALooT RECoRD.-The glorious army of
galoots was before the Mayor yesterday
morning in gorjus array.
The first called were Samuel Sloper-no
relation of Mace Slopers, by the way-John
Edwards and Ben. Williams.who were de-
tected in the house of social evil. They
were fined SIS each and committed.
Molly Banks, for being social evil, was
fined IS. Though one of the numberless
banks of this country, she was without suf-
ficient capital to pay the fine, so she was
presented with mop, and set to cleaning
up the floor of her palatial residence, the
calaboose.
Marshal Smith, a highly perfumed Abys-
sinian, not having the fear of the @ Clux
before his eyes, insulted white woman on
the street. The Mayor socked him for a
flyer. He didn't have any stamps, though
his supply of brass was good, and he too
takes trix.
Charles Smith is the worst looking galoot
in the business. 1t would improve him
wonderfully to rob some respectable scare
crow of its attire and array himself therein.
He was fined s. and he also went into the
agricultural business on the public streets.
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Pre.laen,lal-Acanitted.. !.

NEW YORK. April 30.-Another meeting
In favor Of Hancock for President was held
last night. There was considerable discus
sion about Vice President, and among those
named for that Office was Groesbeck.
Edwin Kelly, the minstrel was to-day.
acquitted OF the murder of Sharpley.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-01

~If you desire to take the census OF
the children In neighborhood, employ an
organ grinder with monkey, for half an
hour.
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Georgia Election,

New York. April 3O.-The Tribune's
special, from Atlanta, Ca April Both, says:
Official returns from ninety-eight counties
put Bullock 7,440 ahead. asie7s1
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TRANSFERRED YEsTERDAY.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders Office on yesterday: .s-n-.
F. A. Hoepfner and Anthony Pilger. jr,
and wife to Edward Schirner and l.. Will
liam Schirner, March 18th, part of inlots
Nos. l, 2 and 8 in Grove City, for s1,25O.
P. B. Wilcox's heirs to the Wardens and
Vestry of Trinity Church, July Is, 1867,
quitclaim to two-thirds of inlot No. 333
corner of Broad and Center alley, for 81.
Joshua B. Glover and wife to Joshua
Dougherty, March 25th, 80 54-1OO acres of
land In Brown and Prairie townships, for
sl,950.
A. Hathaway to Samuel Deetz. March
Sd, quitclaim to four acres Of lane in N Id
ison township. for $400.
Leonard Humphrey and wife to Mary E.
Scott, April 29th, lot No. of the subdiyis-
ion of inlots Nos. $40 and 341, corner of
Town and Pearl streets, in the city of Co
lumbus, for 81. ,-G fctE
Hiram Dysert. administrator, to John
Wolf, April oath, 80 acres of land in Truro
township, for $495.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-01

A FAcT-We never knew an instance of
firm who advertised literally and conduct
ed their business with care, that failed. 1t
has become an axiom, that such men or
firms are honest, careful and safe business
men, and generally sell goods cheaper than
those who run slow coach, and never ad-
vertise.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-01

w The market is sbundantly supplied
with the choicest of flowers. Those of Un-
derwood & Co. are very beautiful.
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FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH.-The contrac-
tors and Chief Engineer Marrow have been
very busily engaged the past day or two In
putting up the fire alarm telegraph in this
city. We have already published the route
of the city's line. This will be connected
with by the State and private institutions.
SO soon as the Council, in Its wisdom, shall
conclude to put in ten or fifteen alarm
boxes, the city will be in complete shape
against fire.
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ap 20

To THE TRADE.-A complete stock of
China, Glass and Queensware, lower than
any house in the city. William FELTON,,
No. 46 North High street.
aDrl23-5 -5tl $50
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FILED YEsTERDAY.-TheT Trumbull Coal
and Mining Company filed its certificate of
incorporation with the Secretary of State
yesterday. It is organized tor the purpose
of carrying on general mining business.
Principal Office in Magnolia, Carroll coun-
ty. Capital stock $500 600, in shares of ST.
900 each. James Wilson, Jr., D. Reeder,
Michael Oswalt, Charles Roper, NJ. w.
Cook and Charles A. Cooke are the corp =
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Arrived,
River and weauh

NEW YORK, April 3O.-The steamships
Guiding Star, from Nicarauga, and Java,
from Liverpool, have arrived.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

New York Money Market-April 30. !
GOLD--Opened at 1898, and closed dull
at 1881 1895. 5sf
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LOCAL NEWS.

w Business is reported as feariully
dull, In all branches.
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New York stock market-apr

Cincinnati Money Market-April 80.
GOLDFISH buying. s7ss-
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HUSBAND, CONF HoME.GThe following
is the heart-broken wall of q Legislature
widow. The allusion to "short span" is
very affecting, and is a great Improvement
on the original. That man should sit
calmly on the pinnacle of legislative great
ness knowing that the speckled hen turkey
mas stolen her nest, is matter of wonder
ana deserves to be remembered through all
time, and to be pointed at as an evidence
that the human soul is capable of rising
far above all sublunary, horticultural and
household affairs:
Husband. dear husband. como home to me now,
From tbe city and State House so warml
'Tis lonely without you, why do you NOT come
:, And see to the things on the farm? T-'lsF
oS fola me. when yop v ere elected last fall.
11d pd fTursly Tra return before April was past.
Come home! come homel come home
Dear husband. kind husband. come home.
HTIs6snd. des, sband. come home to me now.
M Come home home ere the spring time is through
The old brindled COW. has got a white calf.
The fsns have BEEN stns Il s fortnsSs Hs nors
m, aey soon Will be of with their broads;
r1e % old spsfSasd ,S turkey has stolen her nest
Come home. &c. fIh t
- he GARDEN needs spading for peas.
ne 6o's should be picking up stones in the lot,
A nd you should be trimming the trees.
w hen will YOU get through with bills ami resolves,
- Stop talking of license and rum,
VI short spans and tunnels and other such thipgI,
And tend to your business at home?
Come home &c.
Husband. dear husband, don't write to me mere,
. Of theater. lobny and club
Nor dinners you've eaten at Waguer's and Ambos',
: But hurry lck to me, my love.
Yes, hurry back home. your Betsey is sad,
Her heart is so honest and true;
All winter she's slept in the bedroom alone,
And say. dearest husband, have you?
Come home, &c.
Hus band. dear husband, come home to me now,
Come home. while the birds sing in May.
And let not the smiles in the gallery there
= Distract you, or tempt you to stay.
ne voi.e OF your Betsey is calling you now,
, Come nome: for y, know what it means, |
IN getting quite nervous about yOu-come home!
And we will have cowsips for green's.
Come home! come home! come homel
Dear husband, kind hui band, come home.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-01

ELGIN WATCHES The great West has at
last found out that she has within herself
the genius to wealth and enterprise neces-
sary to supply her own wants, both in the
necessities and elegancies of lite. For a
long time English watches were the only
time pices to be relied upon, and an Eng
-iish lever was considered the ne plus ultra
of matchmaking skill. Then our Yankee
friends took hold of the matter and the
Waltham and other grades of American
watches stood pre-eminent,andY Yankeedom
kept time for the world. But the West has
outranked even our Yankee friends, and
now supplies New England with the best
ordinary time keepers in the world, the
Elgin watch, advertised in to-day's paper,
and now sold by our dealers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-01

sH Hon. p. Van Trump has our thanks
for Congressional favors. .
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PITTSBURGH. April 30.-River feet Sim
ches and rising slowly. Weather clear and
mild. ~
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STREET RAILROAD MEErING.-The friends
Of the proposed street railroad on Friend
and Broad streets will bear in mind the
meeting to be held this evening In the
school house of District No. l, near the
residence of Thos. Miller, on Friend street.
We hope the interest shown In this enter
prise will be so active that we may have
the road In operation before the time for
holding the next county fair. t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-01

WELL DoNE.-The Presbytery of Zanes-
Vile, at It's late meeting in West Rushville,
Fairfield county, o., voted unanimously to
overture the next General Assembly, to in
vite their brethren of the same faith in the
South to return again to the statu quo that
was theirs before the war, and from which
they were driven by some harsh measures
of radical men in the assembly OF 1861.
This Presbytery is large and influential,
and Ia to be represented in the approach
ing assembly which meets in Albany, N.
Z, In May, by four wise, conservative del
egates, Truly, matters In both church and
state, are working toward harmony and
peace 1sEas4 Fzn-.ts ~ ~
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DIOCESE OF s-CoNFIRMATIoN.
Our Catholic readers will be interested
in the following announcement of the
times and places for confirmation by Rt.
Rev. Bishop Rosecrans, in this diocese:
Sunday, May 10th, St. M,ry's, Delaware.
Sunday, May oath, GAINESVILLE.
Pentecost, May 3Is5, morning, Holy
Cross; evening, st. Patrick's, Columbus.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-01

The OPERA LAST NIGHT.-The comic
opera of Don Pasquale was rendered d.
vinely last night, though to smaller audi
ence than we expected. But our citizens
have been "showed to death in the last
three weeks, and need rest from very ex-
cess of pleasure. Those who did not attend
missed a rare treat. Madame La Grange
Is magnificent artistic, her voice full,
powerful and rich, and capable of produc-
ing the most delicious melody. She never
sang better than in the duette with Brig
noli in the last act. IN addition to being a
queen of song, she Is one of the most cap
tivating actresses on the lyric stage. Brig
noli sang his best, sang as no man before
him ever sang, and was rapturously en-
cored, as he always is. In the serenade,
his voice was more than usually sweet, and
rang through the Opera House like the
song of bird.
Don Pasquale was splendidly done by
Signor Sarti. He made every point in the
part, and so well was it rendered that, al
though nine-tenths of them did not under
stand one word. the audience comprehend
ed perfectly his trials, and sympathized
with him in rejoicing at getting rid of his
cara sposa. Signor Lorini sang the part of
Dr.. Malatesta excellently. He also is a
first rate actor, and won his way into the
good graces of the audience by his easy,
pleasant singing.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-01

For lunch, Hennebo has everything
you may want.
A. HENNFBo,
apo No. 13 West Broad Street.
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MILLINERY Headquarters is at Simmons.
apr27-eod st
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New York Dry Goods Narket-April so.
Trade. devoid OF activity and prices
without particular change.
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HOUSE OF RErnEsENrar,vrs.


:, On the return Of the mombers from the
Senate,
MIR. BROOKS expressed desire to dsub.
NIT his resolutions.
Mr.. WASHBURNE,o of Illinois. inquired
whether they were offered as question Of
privilege. -.,.Esh = .s-TeSs
: The SPEAKER replied they were, and
that the managers being under control-of
the House, the House could require them
to answer. Its was so held In the Warren
Hastings case. sG ,,.-s,s ; -. 81 80
Mr.. WASHBURNE said none OF the
managers were present. hos='ssEs itsse'
Mr.. BROOKS replied, that being the case
ne would not press the proposition, and de-
sired to, know to what time the gentleman
Thought 1t should go over.sfo
MIR. WASHBURNEh had no suggestions
to make, and objected to the consideration
of the resolution. .z-s--as - itsi : .
= Mr.. BROOKS wished to ask question
for Information. but '.A
The SPEAKER said the subject was not
now debatable. -. s..-9fa -r'sIY ? ~
Adjourned re1
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New York Cattle nIarket-Aprfl 80.
BEEF CATTLE-1sc lower on the
weeks supply OF $500; closed dull and
rather more settled. iiG sf.l;. ..~ar1G
Firmer; sheared sas16c; washed
10al02sc. -,
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SC. Louis n1arket-ApriI 80.

FLOUR-Firm and unchanged. JGsT
WHEAT--Heavy; buyers standing of. 2
CORN--Firmer at s5@S9c. i.se ~.
OATS-Higher;7 73@75c. - :: s..E- !,
BARLEY-Dull and dropping.
RYE-Dull at 81 75@l S0.-
.PORK-Active and higher; sold at S29. z
BACON-Higher, lac for shoulders; 5l@
1Sc higher for clear sides with, large sales
BULK MEATS-Very stiff for loose
shoulders; rib sides l6c.aI biiV - qgiqIsi
LARD--1s16@l9c In kegs. ee g.J
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not supported by positive law. and that
fceneral Thomas could not hold his Office.
AT this point, 4:20, Mr.. Evarts stated It
would take him about an hour to finish,
and the court and Senate adio1rned., =