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PRIOR So CER1s RI MAIL.
-19ss MANHOOD.

one HUNDRED and Fifty Fourth sd H S o.
he s1,t' EAnfhnr. DIR. 'CpRr1s. This valuable
work treats ON the cHuse SUD cufe 81 " sssie
ture decline in man: It yves sie9S[ SSkr1.
1i in es resnita az many years lnthe
Treatment OF Nervous Debiiitys stsssl b,HHt
and Secret Diseases OF youtn ana i3t99dl3SSra
Md, M - = .ruI
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To THE WORKING GLASS - am now pre-
pared to furnish all classes with constant
employment at their homes the whole OF
ieEs new, light and profitable. Fifty cents
to IS per evening. Is easily earned by persons
of either sex, and the boys and girls earn
nearly as much as men. Great Inducements
are offered those who will devote their whole
limo to the business; and, that every person
who sees this notice, may send me their adj
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ali who are not well satisfied with the bust-
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writing me. Full particulars, directions, &C.,
sent free. Sample Eentby mail for 10 cents.
Address E. c. ALLEN, Augusta, Me. .-'F
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GEN. SHERMAN has advertised for sale
his residence at St.eE6uis, Mo- which
was. presented to him by some OF the
leading citizens. ~" T'='.'''1 AL
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MRS. LUCINDA SHARP, OF New Bed.
ford. died on Monday last, aged eighty
years. She weighed $50 poundsi and
was six feet one inch high. ..,e,
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ur.uRr1s OK MANHooD.-ThIs is really Q
vsif1abIe work; for pointing out the diseases
reaIiIting from excuses, the evils OF which
are manifest in every o insane ne asylum, NO
!S ss.a - i1S5uIgiH1p. 10 win do much 10 pre-
t tn9Ie the Vice, which by It's prevalence
among the young has 50 much tnnP Ss1Ge on
the present Ss on inc hut'tnfe Won ONs Vi
ma aayyress ali cso;mmunIeattons. o,Dr,s
u. No ~ North Charles Street,
w. Baltimore, Nd.
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everywhere. male and female, to INTRODUCES
the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENsE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This mRchlne
will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind,
braid and embrOider In most superior
for nYe years. We Will Give $1,000 for any
machine that will sew stronger, more
beautiful, or more elastic seam than ourS. 1t
makes the HElQStlo LocR stitch" Every
second stitch can be cut, and SILL the cloth
cannot be pulled apart without tearing 1t.
We pay Agents from SIS TO $40 per month
and ex peIlses, or commission from which
twice that amount can be made. Address
SECOMB & CO., Pittsburgh, Pa, Boston,
Mass, or st. Louis, Mo.
CautIOn.-Do not be imposed upon by
other parties palmlng of worthless cast-irOn
machines, unUer the same name or other
wise. ours Is the only genuine and really
practical chenp mncnlne manulaCtured.
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LE,rtrnn,, roon, Repte1ps Of thts LWork. :

CURTIS ON MANnooD.-It develops an, ne
fearful shoals on which q large ptop99Kt4E0rHt
OF human happiness is wrecked anu III
nlshes chart by which they may pc aV0 ~
would il Sc aid lis youth put into practice
the Philanthropic and scientific ma1i.Si
here laid down-one cause OF maulEnoH1 la
land, and the race of the eneryate pc SUI:
ceeded by renewal OF the hardy, VIGOROUS
spirits OF the olden ume.-L0HdoS Chronicle
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mENDEIsON's NATIONAL
Bank Note Reporter and
Financial Gazette.

A. COIN, Publisher. Office IS Nassau st.,
New York.
Reports and describes Counterfelts so &C.
curateIy that the poorest judge may detect
Them; quotes Banks and Bank officers; also
Price Currents of Various merchandise, and
Of the Il. Y. stock Exchange, besides other
valuable information, subscriptions may
commence with any month, Monthly (per
annum), 81 So. Seml-M0ntnly (per annam),
81 W. all letters must be addressed TO a.
UOHN, Publisher, 76 Nassau street, New
York, Letter BOX 5l95.
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the book will not be found useful whether
such person hold the relation OF Parent
Preceptor, or Olergymen."-Slrn. < =
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THBNew York HsrGld gets. off the
following at the Rhode Island Senator's
AMnn o a.netters"-spraEde. Z
"All Quiet or. the Potomac. :, "TT LIS no
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- Base Bawle,rl,s9--ssptague5 and Abbott.
Thew are BOIL, good on ithats.i 81, hGs' .
Coat Tails.-Apparently the world is
paved with coat fails, Sprague cannot
take step in any direction but he gets
on one.
Shakespeare in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
as Richard III.-"Oh, may such
tpurp'Sle tears be always shed by those
who wish the downfall OF our house."
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.
TNN AND AFTER APRIL 26Cd, 1859,
" Trains will run as follows:
BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R. Comply

WHEELING, November 18th, 1858.
DAssENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after the
30th day OF November, 1S8S-Wheeling time.
" EXPRESS TRAIN. ne
- RAEr-LEAVEs WEST, vrAc.o.n.
daily at,.1O:5o a. m. daily q at......s:4o pm.
ARRIVES At Bellair..........4:IO Sc
SIn6eriand 1919 81 Pm cambr khIYs st
Harper'a Fly 2:58 am. GAINESVILLE BIOS
R Rals%oFs s5 1s si6
Except Sundays. Except Sunday.
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LRAVEs. Il. WEST, VIA COD.
daily at. $40 p. daily at. rs a. m
ARRIVES AT Bellair.....-.,l0:4O
Grafton ....... 1890 p. m. ARRIVES AT
Cumberland $40 am. lCambridge..1:1 D. m.
Hampers Ferry7:50 GAINESVILLE. ESQ 81
Winchester....... NeWark.....,.-4:l6 "
Baltimore ....l1:10 Columbus...-.5:S5 "
MAIL TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAVEs WEST, WAC.
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily at...-,o:25 p. m. daily at......3:4O q, m.
ARRIVES AT Bellair.""... 900 "a
Grafton ........2:30 am, ARRIYES AT
ParkeBbuTg.1l:lO Cambridge".7 q. m.
Cumberland. $40 Zanesville...-9I0 "a
Harper's F'yl2:40 p M. Newar k......10:45 "
Hagefstown. ...... IColumbuB.l2:30 D. m.
Winchester......... Sundays and Mon
WaSh'n Ctty.'6:l0 days excepted.
Baltimore. las "
Sundays excepted.
GRAFTON ACCOMMODATION.
EAsr-LEAvEs wmT-LEAVEs
Wheeling Grafton
daily ate:0o a. m. daily at4:25 p. M.
Cameron.......7:85 I" FaiTm ont.....6:25 "
Warrington .9:16 Mannington.6
Fairmont.. 1000 Cameron ......7:55 =" o.
ARRIVING AT ARRIVING AT
Grafton at. ll:05 a. m. Wheeling Al 800 p. m.
Sundays excepted. Sundays excepted.
Trains on the Main Line make connec-
lions at Baltimore with trains for PhiIadeI-
phia, New York and Boston At Relay
House, via Washington City, for all points
South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connec-
ton at Columbus for all points West and
Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can be pro-
cured at the ONCE.
JOHN. L. WILSON,
Master OF Transportation, Baltimore.
K. T. DEVRIES
dec1 General Agent Wheeling
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JAAESVOWNI N' Il
L1pPrNcorr & BAKEwR1L-We have no
trouble with your Saws; they don't need to
be lined up with paper; we put them on the
MandTel and they go night along.
Temper perfectly Uniform and quality I'M
surpassed. Respectfully,
CHAS. J. FOX. {.
LEPPIHCOTT d BAKEWELL,
Manufacturers of Circular, Mulay, MIL
Gang and CrOsE-Cut Saws. ChOpplng Axes,
all shapes. Colburn's Patent Axe. SnoveIs,
spades and Miles Patent covered Scoop.
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BRANCH OFFICE:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA.


Where the general business of the Company
is transacted, and TO which all general cor
rcspondence should be addressed.
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National Savings Bank
of Wheeling.
WHEEL1Ea, March o, 1859.

WHEELIEG. March o, 1869.
TO The Comptroller Of the Currency, Washing
SIR: 1t Is hereby certified in pursuance OF
section AZ OF the Act OF Congress entitled
IAN Act to provide a National Currency Sc
and TO provide for the circulation and re-
dempIiOn thereof" approved June 3, 1854
that, at q meeting of the Stockholders of the
at Wheeling, In the State OF West VirQfnfa
duly notified and held pursuant to law and
the Articles of Association OF said Bank at
the office OF said AssoCIa alton, at Wheeiinp
Aforesaid, on the 7Ch day OF JanuarV IS69 Il
was Yoted by The stockholders of said Asso-
clation, owning more than tWo-thirdH or its
STOCK, that said Association go into lIquida-
ton and be closed.
ton OF the Board Of DirectIors of said Hsso-
- citation, hereto subscribed my name,
and a11ixed theseal OF said AROcia-
and year above written:
00 =. p. HILDRhTH. Cashier
NOTICE..
The National Savings Bank OF Wheeling,
organized under the act OF Congress entitled
"An Act To provide q National Currency &C.
cured by pledge of United States Bonds,
and TO provide for stne circulation ana re-
demptiOn thereof" approved June 8, 1864, To-
Gated at Wheeling, IN The state OF West ViE-
Rtn1a, Is closing up Its affairs. AllnOts hold
are therefore hereby notified to present the
notes and other claims againSs the ASsocIR-
ton for payment. q. r. HLLDKETA.
Cashier.
Dated Wheeling, March %, 1859.
MARLIN
National Savings Bank Of Wheeling.
Incorporated January 18Th, 1869.
CAPITAL, eIOO,OOO
REONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT
MI Interest paid on Special Deposits. Nofea
and Bills discounted. Exchange bought and
sold. Collections made on All Tloin Ia aIITi TlIC
ceeds promptly RENTED, = paw
DIScou Mt day-MondRys
DLKECTORs.
Thomas 81. List, Robart Pra44I .-..
Robert Gibson, RI a. MJySbe r u.
J. o. Thomas, flames McfSI1,,a1
j: L StiSel.
THOs. a. LIST, President.
McCLGNEY, Vice President
3. p. HILDRETH, Cashier.
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EarlY bose Potato.

ONE ID. EARLY ROSE
" sent by7 mail, post paid,
81; 4 lbs. EARLY Rose, senI/ o O
by mail, postpaid, IS TO-
Best Spring Wheat in the
world; the earliest and most
productive Corn, wonderful
yielding Oats white and = .#
Dlack-weiRning As pounds -.. a- s..,.
TO the Dusnel; spring BarIsy: Grasz Saef1s.
Fowls; Eggs; Hogs; the great Reed Cnttsr'
Send for the EAPERl M ENTAIL FARM
JOURNAL-0I1St UaLud5Le ME1nzine itrIed
in this C1ulltT:y-Only 81 so per wear sinh
scrtUe II you want 10 make your Iarm pay
Address GEO. a. DEITZ,
CllRn1haIEbnrLS E0o
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WHEELING, November 2Sth, 1858.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after the
3oth day OF November, lS6S-Wheeling time.
IL - .EXERES9 TRAIN. -
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a = N. will buy Iowa Lands
n. and Chicago property; also Lands and
CITY Lots sold for taxes and otherwise en-
numbered. Is Wall street, New York.
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MARRIAGE,

reflect that q sound mind and body are The.
most necessary requisites 10 promote cOnnu-
bal happiness. Indeed, Without these tEIt,
journey through nIe becomes n weary pill
8r1mase; the prospect hourly darkens LO The
view, The mind becomes sLadOVIed win de-
spa1r and hlled WILL The melancholy retIec
tlon that the happiness OF another become
blighLed with our own,
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QULNINE-It equals (bIIteT Quinine. is
made only by F. SrEaRNS, Chemist, De-
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DR. JOHNSON,

Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, Graduate OF one OF the most emo
nent Colleges IN the United States, and tie
greater part OF whose life has been spent III
int hospitals OF London, Paris, khIlaneIphla
and elsewhere, has ELECTED some OF the most
ASTONISHING cures that were ever known,
many t1UuDIeu with ringing IN The head anu
ears VIXEN asleep, great nervousness, being
ALARMED AZ kuuoen sounds, oashTuInehs, win
neq0enL Rlusn1nE, Attended sometimes WIN
arrangement OF mind, were Cnreo lmme-
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A GENTS WANTED for the only steel
IA engraving of GEN. GRANT and his fam
xl9. Address 'GOODSpEED & CO., 81 PArk
Row, New York. -
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AGENTS WANTED FOR GOLDEN
IA BHEAVES work Rbounds In
thrilling sketches, moral tales, strange oc-
currences, gems of thought, strains OF elo-
.quence, stlIringtnctdents, rich repartees and
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Address HElGLER, McCURDY q CO., Gin
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WEST, VIA Q. o. D.
Leave Wheeling
daily at......&40 pm.
BellaiE..........I4:40 So
ARRIVES AT
Cambridge-T:85 "
GAINESVILLE. .9sO5 "
Newark. .lO:45 F"
IColumbus....12:l0 am.
Except Sunday.
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TAKE Pa RTICULAR NOTICE.
IOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by CERTAIN
practice, 1nuuIgeu III when alone, u habit ne
school, the enects or which are nightly fell
even when asleep, and, If not cured, renders
marriage I'm possible, and destroys both mind
and bOuy, Should apply Immediately.
What u pity that n young man, the hone OF
his county, the pride OF his parents should
be snntcheu nom all prospects and enjoy
ments OF LIE by the consequence OF CleVin-
ting nom tho path OF nature, and inLuIRIns
IN u certain secret habit. such persons m ust I,
before contemplating
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--6n-t the whole, it must be conceded
that the existence of the art of photo
graphing spirits is far from having been
established by anything which has ap-
peared in! the course of'these proceed
ilRS.
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obiechen 20 his acdon. TIE case
would Be limited to the inquiry of
the eject Ct The alleged fraud ia
bh8t sict. and could not by aav
form 81 legal conshu lon Be ex
t8n0ec to Inc inya legation OE
faue outside of t8 dsfdot.
Every case must stand bY itself
previously, however, there must Be-
case and none such caB occur
nom Tie city III New York Ia this
Congress NO member of this Com
gEess was chosen It'd November.
All the Congressman elected were
ton the Forty First Congress
which begins areh 4th ne1 No
inquiry into the existence ar qnali
ticatan 0f members of that Com
gres can come before this. and
any attempt OF this to Judge III ada
vance for Its Successor VIII aa h
and practically q nEl-
lity
There is therefore ND basis on
which this Congress can lawfully
maddla with tine New York cleo
tions Of November at all The ap-
p0lntmeut Of the committee is d
piece OF partisan presampia
which We doubt not viii BE- treated
" th the consideration It deserves
from The State and city authorities
We are rather pleased that this
OF 0Verhauing and
aside the legal returns ot
State elections has been mada
upon New York, which IS So much
better able to take care Of herself,
and where the rights Of States viii
find defenders, To be listened to
with more attention than would be-
on arguments nom aeqr
gia Of Louisiana
N q Picageae, 20tb M
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ssaf.
N. Congress has raised q committee
to inquire into the alleged election
frauds in New York city. There Isl
no special poae named for
which this inquiry IS Instituted
and it puzzles old-fashioned think
ers to understand why the legiala-
lure at Washington, without 2 case
affecting themselves on their own
elections befote bbem can GO into
an examination Of charges against
the execution of the State laws 0f
suffrage ia the city Of New York.
Yhe subject at elections Of Fresl-
dent and Vice President IS closed
by the Executive proclamation Of
fRe ehoiee o lie electors ln due
form Tie State Executive BENG q
Good Radical the casting of the.
votes il due form Oh the al INST,
and their transnission ia Wash
inaton City, where they Will nos be.
officially known to Congress before.
the second Wednesday in hebrua-
ry. T0 go behind the broad seal
of the State of New York aiaxea
t0 all these results in taeir pro
oress. certfying them t0 be c0H
rect ii a stretch al power s6 IA
t s thin tEali AHaaaaaal alss aellF
has vet reached
Neither is Il coneelEa 9le stllat
the examination 0f tlis vote IA dep
signed to affect the election ot
g4overn0r of New York. That is q
State afsair exclusive s and il Vet
reooon et bY the Radical party ln
New York, that they haye not only
abandoned the idea of going t0
1onrress about IL but have de-
ciinad proceeding any lughea, IA
contestina the result, ms ak2aotlng
ne election of Ar Hotln
There remains the power oL iie
House of Repre- nsatlva y
of The election aBa Qnelilca lions
of rs own members There is ln
this 3 color 0f tltle To examine the
question of ha0d ia respect any
member presenting hinse whose
election is contested n theIegak
form. for frauds in the election
But % givo tie color Of title, there
must bea oase. There must be 9
member claiming his seat, and an
opposition defining the grounds q
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siom ae BElles etelss
TN veru d'un ardre de Hon &
E@ Coar des PTeuves dams e pour 81
paroisss calcaaieu, j sore yenaa en
veate pablique, az plus oafant et
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Per Square, tl0 lines 81 l 59
Every subsequent in 45
Announcement Of candidates fog
Office ... $40 00
Advertisements sent n for pu9il9as
don, when there ave no directions, Hlll
be inserted iii English amid k1ancb, and
when time "a rot limited, win be con
tinued until orders ere received and
charged accordingly.
Liberal discount 70 those who adyar-
tisa Dy THE yeaF on quarter.
No credit Win 5e given 6or Advertising
or Job work Scept py special agrees
aent
Cards, ssating merely the names,
business and place Of residence with
pepper included Twelve Dollars per
&uUItm.
All Judicial Advertisements must
be paid Tor On the last day Of publica-
tion, III on the day Of sale.
Standing Advertisements.
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just received q good assoTt-
ment of Boots and Shoes, at
Nathan Hjrsh.
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SOY maaE l asaa
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eI mheE
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N Q. Piea9ee, 20tR 81
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Outstanding Circulation.

The following is recapitulation of all
kinds of Government papers. that were is
sued as money or that were ever in any way
used as circulating medium, and that re-
NAMED outstanding and unpaid on the Both
of June. 1862;
7-3O notes, old issue, $32 $50; 7-30 notes,
new issue, $1,16S, 100; temporary loan GER
tiicates, $1S6, $40 certificates of indebted
ness, $4,000; six per cent compound inter
est notes. $685., $50 /; gold certificates, $50,
4S9 64O, 8 per cent. certificates, $50, 100, 900;
old two-year 6 per cent. notes, $3.50; one
wear five per cent. notes. $220,280; two
year FIVE per cent. notes, $4,000; two
year five per cent. coupon notes. $42,500 ;
demand notes. payable in gold. $l2l 1897 80;
legal-tender notes, 1855, 955. "a 80; fraction
al currency, first series; "a, 592, 5s7 90; rae
tional currency, second series, $3,519, 500 70;
fractional currency, third series, So, 949, 740
IS; add for discounts nn mutilated currency
$137.91344; total amount oil all kinds Of
paper money outstanding. $475,679, 03S 81 ;
total amount issued during the fiscal year,
$1O1, 229, 023 The redemption and destruc-
rion of moneys and securities within the
year amount to $725, 757, 596. and the total
amount destroyed from 1861 up to and in
Guiding June 80 last is So, 74S, 645, 129.
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Marriages.

; Married On the 3Sth OF 0ctooer.i ~ rev y. o.
Aingus MI GEORGE ". AoCsAoH11. o' nay
wood county, 70 khs Hamlet Y. hosihsoH'
daughter Of A. Robinson q bunconoe' IS.
Married, on the 18th Of November, BY Rev. j.
Z. Long, Nj. JAMES COMMON, 10 MISS LAURA a.
MoCRAcKES, daughter OF D. v. hccraeKen' all
OF Haywood. 49, sf-
Married. In Orange county, on Dec. 2nd, BY
Major Green, Esa., Mr.. .. ". HuDDLEsroS and
Miss SARAH WARRlH. Aes4 1885,
Married. In Salisbury on the 9th inst, BY Oba.
a,st woodsor Esc NJ Wv A Wrsx 70 Miss
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POLITICAL.

II b . b. b
In the Alabama House yesterday color
ed man was elected engr 'ssing clerk. The
Democrats voted for him against white
man. an .s...{.ssg sre. Hnis
In the Alabama House of Assembly yes
terday bill was referred. making it com
pulsory on grand jurymen to swear that
they have never belonged to the Ku Klux.
The authorities at Ottawa deny the re-
port that retaliatory measures are under
consideration against the United States, on
account of the non-renewal of the recipro-
city treaty. y vms,ry7oi soy ssir5 q Eri
The vote in the eastern portion of West
Florida, so far as heard from, was almost
unanimously in favor of annexation to Ala
bamad In the Western portion the returns
are nearly balanceis 81 T.haNi 80
An opin on has been given by the corpo
ration attorney of Washington, in the mixed
school case in that city, to the effect that,
under the circumstances, the colored child
about whom the difficulty arose has 2 right
to admission. ,.,s5 d6B 81 s.da as 9nlt 8
j A shrewd farmer in the Vermont Legisla-
ture declined answering the speech Of a
member who was remarkable for nothing
but frothy and pugnacious impudence and
self-conceit, thus: MIR. Speaker, can't re-
ply to that ere. speech, for it always wrench
es me terriblyto kick at nothing"
The vote of West Florida on the subject
of annexation to Alabama is 1,075 for and
620against. % -" y. III nm,
The Ways and Means Committed spent
Saturday discussing the tax on manutsctu
rers of drugs. .mr iOsai ',s' '
Two Western members of Congress have
prepared bills Tor the removal of the Capt.
tol to St. Louis which will be introduced
soon.
The Tennessee Senate adopted unanimous
ly the House resolution requesting Congress
to remove all disabilities imposed by the
18th amendment. 1-- str.
A hill is before the Alabama Legislature
providing for Commissioner Of Railroads
and Telegraphs, whose salary shall he $4,000.
and who shall he appointed by the Govern
or. Lieutenant Governor and Speaker OIL the
House, "or any tW o of them"
A memorial, signed by many prominent
citizens of the District of Columbia, will be-
presented to Congress, asking for the pas
sage of bill for the charter of an incorpo-
ration for joint stock company, to be des-
ignated as the Industrial Exhibition Com
pany, and to embody such privileges and
assistance as they they may Justly ask Of
Congress. III