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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-29

A LAWSUIT has arisen 10 England be.
cause a cemetery superintendent refused
to allow o tombstone to be placed over
a grave bearing an inscription that de-
ceased came to his death "from the
mortal effects Of vaccination"
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ooncsALEp WEAPONS.

The inventor of the pistol, whoever
he was-and the origin Of the weapon,
we believe, is shrouded in some OBJ
scurity-esrtainly conferred anything
but a benefit upon the race. It is said
that the first pistols were made at Pts
toja, in Italy, which town still has con-
siderable manufactures of firearms and
fine cutlery. The invention probably
was recommended at first as o protec-
ton against violence, but as there is
nothing to prevent footpads, highway
men and assassins from providing them
selves with the latest improvement in
the way of pocket firearms, the safety
of the honest man, however we'll armed
he may be, is rather endangered than
promoted by the invention. Perhaps
the difficulty cannot now be avoided,
but in one view it is a very unfortunate
circumstances that the police of our
cities are provided with these dangerous
implements. The arrest Of a murderer
BY the use of the pistol may perhaps be
paliated but tho shooting even OF q
| criminal under such circumstances Is
puui,hment before trial. Aud when, as
is not unfrsquently the case, innocent
bystauders or passengers are wounded,
It is poor consolation that the prsserVa-
ton of the peace involves the danger OF
killing or manning peaceable PERSONS
The law requires such formalitle' be-
fore military force is employed, tnas
those who value their lives and limbs
have a chance to get out OF the way
But when the police force is q military
force disguised, any unfortunate mar In
q public street may have his life i'm
psriled. But it may be said that roguss'
thieves and DULLES 60 armed, and the
police therefore must be armed too
There is q law against carrying con
cealed deadly weapons, which ought te
be enforced. The finding Of a pistol Oh
any other weapon upon the psrson Of Q
disorderly, should be as strong pro
sumptive evidence against him as thu
finding Of skeleton keys in the posses
sion of a thief. There was a time wher
a tramper, or any other person =" with
out visible means of support" found
with a pistol in his possession, woul'
require very strong evidence to vindi
cate himself. The habitual carrying o
arms leads to wouuding aud murder
where at the worst, only noise and
laundering blow or two with the INST
would have happened, but for the un
happy presence of pistols. Let the Law
be enforced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-29
FROM STOCKTON.

STOCKTON, CAL, September %. The
pigeon shooting to-day, at the Fair Grounds,
was very fine indeed. The contest for first
prize resulted in q tie between E. II. Bennett
Of Stockton and John Tuers Of San Fran.
cisco. They will shoot of tomorrow. The
city is crowded with strangers and everything
bears a lively appearance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-29
FROM GRASS VALLEY, CAL.
Destructive Fire.

GRASS VALLEY, September g.. Last
night, about 10 o'clock, a FIRE broke out in
Flanders Photographic Gallery, on Mill
street. The lower part Of the building was
occupied by D. F. Dodge, with clothing,
yankee notions, etc.. and S. Glass, jeweler.
The entire building was destroyed and the
roofs Of the buildings on either side were
damaged and the goods in them injured by
water. The FIRE is generally believed TO have
been the work Of an incendiary. Loss about
gil, 900; partially insured.
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Overland Dispatches
Especial TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS BIZ
THE WESTERN UNION rELEGRAPH LISE.1

THE WESTERN UNION rELEGRAfH LISE.l
WASHINGTON, September 2s.-Frederick
F. Low, Of California, is appointed Minister
Plenipotentiary and Envoy Extraordinary to
China.
The Cabinet met, but the only members
present were Secretarys Boutwell, and COX
and Attorney General Hoar. Assistant
Secretary Of State Davis and Assistant Post
master General Earle represented the heads
Of those Departments.
From North Caroliun.
RALR1oH, September 28.-There Twas q
slight frost this morning, but no damage to
crops. Tobacco planters are a little uneasy
Death Of Grent Race Horse.
crSoryNArI, September 2S.-Herzog, the
famous running horse, who made a mile in
l:43f, the best time on record, died to-day at
Buckeye track, from cold on the lungs. The
owner refused $4,000 for him within u
week.
Virginia Politics.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, September 2S.-John-
SON, Conservative, was elected to the Legis-
lature in this county to-day. In July tho
county wen. Radical by l25 majority.
The Gold Excitement in Now York.
New York, September 2s.-The excite
ment on Wall street was very great through
-. -. p.,,., r,ro .carcslv lass i'm.
OUT eo-uay' n'en'' ".ie '
.portant than for many days past.
At a late hour last night it was announced
that last Fridays operations in gold in New
York had not vet been adjusted. The an.
nopncem ant n, N Uhov all stand affected"
III --.I.I,. A.,
VIII Pioo"oiy oe niau' 'ou"'
1t is thought many small dealers were
ruined, and some large ones hurt.
Sus,Icious yessels.
Nonv,cu ssn,.rnh.r , "A 6sb;no .mack
,.no1t. .s.;ns Z i.rse .,s,m.r 81 Sontsnt
nn Snndsv. reseiy;n9 coal from \ schooner.
The names Of both vessels were painted out.
The steamer carried a heavy armament.
EXPLOSION of n Powder MIL.
C1yoISNIr1. September 2S.-The Natomie
| Powder Mills, five miles north of Xenia, ex.
| ploded at 8 o'clock r. N. yesterday, killing a
| colored employee, destroying five buildings
| and iniurine q dwelling near BY. The tele-
graph wire, were torn down.
| DAMAGES for Personal IuJuries-SuIcide.
BOSTON. September 2s.-Thc iury in the
snnreme Court awarded Sl7. $50 damages TO
S. o. Pollard against the town Of Warburn
for permanent injury received by plaintiff
rom n 5efect in the b;ohwav,
George Springer, who was committed to
mil in lawrence last May for placing OBJ
structions on the track of the Lowell and
Lawrence Railroad, hung himself last night.
State Poir..
cu, e.n,arSor os"r,. c,,., IT,,
ChiiaE, S.p nnsa,5or, ,.an,h. s $500
9peneu d. i,eesu ysaS . Soo Anr. supu
; hI;.a .Sa, ; !; iii h o nv ro p"c.s..fni
lnaicnse .hh. II VIII % .h Is , IWs. suS Tts
State a ever nsla III .ae mess. Inc e ,;n
niotion OIL nolsss ahu S y espeeia'ty WI.
lar suiPass ahy.n,ng OF ' ne s'Sa ever Ge.0ie u,
ne!G ma SW;.an lie onan.d go,
ino'ana duu h;,;on. arSG :psnnu 's
Jay DUN ~ wei"
i.aoor C%onyen''on. ca.
WORCESTER, september N.-ihe state
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A Mas. LrIsrre, of orwigsburg,
Schuylkill County, Pa, has been i'll for
several weeks. It is mentioned as a
curious fact in connection with her i'll.
ness, that for "a days she has eaten no
food, the only thing taken into her
stomach being water.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-29

A JAPANESE itspmother at Alaska
boiled down her husbands two children
in a hot bath. Her punishment was to
be slowly boiled In a casldron of oil, to
which each stspmothsr in Alaska con
tributed o portion.
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FORENOON STOCK REPORT.
ta,ro.rrD DAILY II n. II. rLAoa = CO., GOLD HILL.

SAN FRANCISCO. September %.
% ophir, SIX; 1l6 Savage, $34GsS; 1870
Chollar.Potosi, $i4HNl4n; 81 Hale s. Norcross,
$1l50116: IA Crown Point, $14Kdl4H; 4S
Yellow Jacket, 1872 8 3133SG32H: 10 Imperial.
$50 8 30; 43 Kcntuck, Sl750l73XGlD b 10; 10
Alpha, 81; AS 0ycrman, S10QT0 b 3G6Il b 30
GG9: 1876 Sierra Nevada, $Gx26%G7b 30; %
Occidental. Sqk69.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-29

A LIVERPOOL woman, to ascertain
whether the Ere In her stove was out,
poured gunpowder on the embers. The
ere had not gone out, but she did-out
the window.
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LIZZIE aArka. Of Wsysrlsx,

LIZZIE GATES, Of Wsverley, Iowa,a
country school teacher, spent her vaca-
ton by driving her fathers team on a
reaper to cut ITO acres of grain. Lizzie
need borrow NO trouble about her pros
poets of mstrimouy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-29

CAxpHoR.-I. is said that II q piece
Of camphor, wrapped up in paper, is
placed in the vessel in which green Wit
riol or coppsrss is preserved, it will en-
tirsly prevent its oxidation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-29

MINNESOTA has completed its wheat
harvest, and estimates the quantity at
az, 900, 600 bushels, Of which only
G,ooo, 900 bushels will be retained in
the State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-29

IT has been suggested that a viSnette
of the late General Rawlins should be
placed upon one of the denominations
Of the new legal tender notes about to
be issued.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-29

LAsALLE, H., holds a man named
Murphy, who recently killed his wife
with a boot. He merely considers it q
good joke on Mrs. Murphy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-29

TIE new Chicago law hrm Of a man
and his wife, is Il be under the style Of
Myra Bradwell and Husband" as it
ought to be.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-29

Tus latest from Psris-bounsts are
half an zach bigger.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-29

An English tradesman, tired Of an
nouncing that he is "selliug off," now
adyertises that he is "selling on"
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Marriages.

SoLOMON-GILLETTE-1n Virginia, Septem-
Der %, at the International Hotel, by Rev.
A. +. Hitchcock, Jacob z. Solomon, OF Silver
City, to Miss Mary A. Gillette, OF Beacon
Falls. Conn,
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TELEGRAMS
FROM SAN KRANcIscn.

ESPECIAL TO H o I HILL DAILY NEWS sx
II WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LISE.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-29

TH.Y are catching sardinss along the
Gulf coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-29

The October number of the Atlantic
Monthly contains an interesting article
on the Pennsylvania Dutch.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-29

THIS OLD ESTABLISHED AND RELIABLE
i Laundry is prepared to turn out any quaint.
ty Of Renovated and Clean Linen, without be.
Ing damaged by manipulation or by chemicI
application.
Packages punctually called for and returned.
Orders len at the Vesey Hotel bar or at Brod.
huns Tailor Shop, opposite the NEWS ONCE,
Gold Hill also, at Plunkett's News Depot, op.
posite Wells, Fargo q Co.'S, Virginia, will 30
se25.tf JOSEPH F. HALL.
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State Fairs.

CHICAGO, September 2S.-The State Fair
opened at Decatur yesterday weather superb.
Entries already reach 5000. Appearances
indicate that It will be tho most successful
State Fair ever held in the West. The ex.
hibition OF horses and cattle especially will
far surpass anything Of the kind ever before
held in this country. The State Fairs OF
Indiana and Wisconsin also opened yester-
day. Both exhibitions promise well.
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suburban Lot.

West half of Lot % In Cooper Subdivision,
between Central avenue and Memphis and
Charleston Railroad. TERMS cash, l and ?
years.
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sHERIFF CTRRY,s CARn

Ia our Issue OF yesterday we published
5 " card from Sheriff CURRY, q state
ment in which, especially in view Of the
threatened martial Law snd militia, re-
quires some comment at cur hands. He
ssys, 1 n view Of the outrages commit
ted-sonae Of which have been mentioned
in the city papers and others have
not conveying an impression that
We do not believe, at least we hope he
did not intend to convey, that outrsges
in Shelby county have Of late been Of
frequent occurrence. We have heard Of
but q case of violation Of Law by an
armed band ia this county since last
fail, and that was the burning and shoot
ing Of the negro nan who recently ran
away with the white girl, MARY JONES
The day after the execution Of that IN
fortunate, the facts were made known
by the city press, freely commented
upon and condemned. Except this case,
not one has occurred within our knowl-
edge that could give occasion for 80 ur-
gent 3 call upon the citizens by our SneF-
i'll, who we think has fallen into Al error,
common TO his party at this time, and
multiplies outrsges by the Ku-Klux be.
yond the capacity aud numbers OF the
people Of the State.
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up, and C0nkiing's amendment was lost.
Several other amendments were moved
and rejected. The bill was then read fol
ths third time and rejected, and the Sen
sic adjourned.
Mr. Butler asked leave to offer q resO,
lution calling on the Secretary OF the
Treasury for information SO to the effeei
OF the repeal of the Reciprocity treaty
on the trade of the United States with
Canada and the other British American
Provinces.
Mr.. McCsrty objected, aud the House
resumed the consideration OF LyRch's
bill to provide for the resumption OF
/ specie payment, and Schofield addressed
the House.
It wa then agreed to hold an evening
session in 9 Committee Of the Whole, for
general debate.
Inc Constitutional amendment and
the bill relating to suffrage we're post
Doned until after the morning hour, with
substitutes offered by Bingham, Shella-
bsIger and Ward therefor. Bloghsm's
Substitute Is as follows: mo State
shall make or enforce any law which
shall sbridge or deny to any citizen OF
the United States, of sound mind and
over twenty-one years OF age, the equal
rights OF the elective franchise, at all
elections in the State where he shall
have actually resided for the period OF
one year next preceding such election,
except such Of ssid citizens as shall here
after engage IN rebellion or in~surreetion,
or may have been or shall be duly con
victed of treason or other crimes Of the
grade of felony in common Jaw"
TIE substitute offered by Shellsbarger
Is in nearly similar terms "a that OF
Bingham, except that ShelIabarger's
permits the Acknowledgement Of those
Who have engaged in rebellion, while
Bingham's only permits the d~isfranchise-
ment OF those who may hereafter engage
Ia rebellion.
The substitute OF Ward, like that Of
Sheilabarger, applies to those who have
been engaged IN rebellion, and restricts
the States from fixing the terms Of resi-
dance required OF voters ct longer than
ose year.
The morning hour expired, and the
House took up the amendment and the
oil in relation to suffrage, reported by
Boutwell,, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, and was addressed by E.
bridge in opposition to them. The sub-
jeet thsn passed I'VE for the day.
On motion Of Slower, an allowance of
ons years pay as Representative was
made 70 SEiizer, Who contested the seat
Of Anderson, Of Missonri.
The House then went into COMMITTEES
OF the Whole, with Schenck in tie chair,
and resumed the consideration of tho
Legislative appropriation bill.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
NAsHINeTOS, January e. 1869.
SENATE,

WASHINGTON, January q, 1859.
SENATE.
Mr.. Howe, to the great amusement OF
the Senators, presented q memorial pray
ing for the appointment Of an able phre-
nOlogist to examine all candidates for
internal Tsvenue appointments, 10 see
whether b~enevOlence, conscientiOUsness
casualty and compromise be their most
prominent protuberances, to the end
that the Government may no longer suf-
fer FROM the frauds DOw 80 common il
that department. Referred to the Com
mittee on Retrenchment and Reform.
Mr. Hender n introduced a bill to en-.
able the Cherokee, ChOctsw end Chicks.
saw Indians 10 become citizens Of the
United States. RsierreG to the Commit
tee on the Judic airy.
Mr., Morgan introduced a bill, which
was referred to the Committee on the
Judiciary, to designate the place Of con.
inement Of persons convicted of offsnses
against the laws OF the United States.
Mr.. Trumbull, from the Judiciary
Committee, reported adversely on the
Joint resolution introduced by MeCrseFy
proposing an amendment to the Consti-
tuition. Also on Summers bill to enforce
the provisions Of the fourteenth amend
ment. And on House bill requiring the
President, on the application Of the Gov
q or the Legislature of North Care
lima, South Carolina, Florida, Georgia.
Alabama, louisiana or Arkansas to cali
out the militia or employ the forces Il
the United States 10 suppress insurrec-
tons, ard also reported the naval appro
priation bill with a slight smeEdmsnt.
Mr.. SheTman's bill, in relation 70 the
public debt and currency, IS reported by
rim from the Committee on Finance,
was then taken 10, and MIR. DAVIS
moved TO recommit it snd Instruct the
committee TO report In its stead another
bill
Mr.. Sherman then addressed the Sen.
ate upou the bill, as reported by the Com
on Finance, and Mr.. McCreery
followed In q long speech, IN which he
dangerously discussed the speech Of Mr..
on the finances, the Presidents
recommendations on That subject and
reports Of the Secretary Of the Treas
1ry and the Treasurer Of the United
Ga motion OF Mr.. Morton, the discus
'ion Of the bill was then postponed apd
he bill relating to the Central Brauch
II the Union Pacific Railroad was taken
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FOREIGN,

PARIS, January 27.-Rio JsneiFo dates
I state chat the P~aragusyan forces have
I occupied the stronghold Of AUgustora.
HAvRE, January 27.-The ship Alas
ks, with 3 cargo of cotton from New
| Orleans, is on IRE here, and will proba-
by be destroyed. She is owned in Bos-
ton.
LONDON, January 27.-None OF the
fret class passengers OF the PerisTe were
Injured by the recent accident. Three
Of the crew were killed, and the follow
ing second class passengers: MIR. Mccall
lsgsuo 8 Roman Catholic Priest MI.
FEUeUere, u FrenChmsn and Mr.. Fame
krub, a German. TOE PerieTe encoun-
tered q fearful tempest when 8 few days
out from Brest, IL the cOurse OF which
heavy seas broke over her, carrying
away entirely her forward deck eabin,
and iutiicting other damages. She also
sustained such injuries to her machinery
as compelled her TO put bach to Havre
under sail.
The dree'ors Of the bank Of Overh Il
Gueruey & Co, Cimitsa) have been held
fr Crisi IN bonds OF go 900 each.
The q eek government viii probably
give is aIhgsIou TO the conclusion Of the
Conference OF Paris, but it is feared that
It's signature viii be accompanied by
reservations which can only tend to pro
Uract the difisu.ty with Turkey.
MADRID, January 27.-The Govern
meut has laid claim to all the libraries,
archives and works that are possessed by
the Churches, as tue property Of the
State.
It gas while carrying out the orders Of
the Government that the Governor OF
Bgrg0is was sssassinated, This event
csHsed intense excitement.
Violent demonstrations are being made
by the people in this city against the
PapsI Muncio, and the Government has
Withdrawn its official recognition Of Us
diplomatic power.
TIE Dean aud Chapter of the Cathe-
dral Of Bufgois have been arrested and
Ina Imprisoned.
DUBLIN, January 27.-A meeting of
iufu5utial citizens vas held hsFe last
night, st which resolutions were adopted
urging the government to pardon the
FeHIau cOnvicis,
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TIE DEFAULTIsG RATLEOADs

We learn from the Nashville papers
Of Tuesday that Mr.. RICHARDS bill for
the sale Of the Northwestern Railroad
was referred to the Judiciary Commit
tee, s msjorlty OF whom reported against
it's passage. After 8 debate Of two hours
this report was n~On-coucurred In by an
almost unanimous vote. The House thus
put in possession OF the bill, q number Of
amendments we're ofered-one, by Mr..
BossON, Supplying the provisions OF the
set to all delinquent roads. In this
shape, We are advised the bill will pass,
and Afford the " rings " thathaye money,
and that are eager for the possession
OF railroads, to indulge their tastes TO
any amount up to S3O,OOO,OOO
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Sew HSrs EaEKet.

NEW YORK. January E.-COtton closed ,.
| SIC better and more active; sales 4700 bales
upIands 2j4g2yc. SuperhRs hour g. Sja6 IS
ciCsing 5@IJc better. whisky duli, 81. R,ci
firm, 99lUs. CJnse firm. Sugar steady CUB:
NE New Orleans Aolssses 14c. Wheat quiet
Corn 93esSl Us.
/ shestiv Is advanced Lc.
MODey-The market is easy and settled. Da
| msud was promptly met at G9Tc Sterling %.
8g4. Gold CLOSED hrner. II opened al 565a
| fell 10 351+ and closed a. 36%a3S5E. s a.e seen.
rites are l-ss active and lower Inder large re.
aliZ4tlonS, but no large amounts are offered al
/ present prices New IennesseeS 67HGtSLc.
New Orleans Market.
SEw ORLEANS. January G.-Cotton hrmer
/ Ac higher; miGdEugs ZTk@27Ncg sales $500 hales,
receipts 5S7l Cod 81. Sterling 49,. CONNER.
Flour, Xxx s. l2h87 p; xxx 81 50Gs 50 Corn
active ana scarce, 7S9SOc. Oats firm, zoe. Bran
Bacon, shoulders nTrp, lo1ze; clear NIB sides
/ lskcs clear sides lgc. Lar tierces zOkc; kegs
254e. Sugar quiet, comHon l0Z@l0He; prime
l2AglSc; yellow clarified l41A9l0c. Molasses de-
cli4Iug, prime 57a6Sc; choice zoe. Whisky dull
aud upcaanged. Coffee, fair l3%@l5l4c prime
LouisvIue Market.
LoUIsvTLLE. January 2T.-Tobacco active
sales 2j3 hhds Jugs 10 cutting leaf S 5G25 GO.
y Tton sc. Pork SlS3l 80. Lard 2%GLlc.
Bacon, shoulde : l41z9B clear RIB sides ~
lNc; clear sides l6A9lshc. Bulk shoulders I5H
GI4c; clear rio sides lo@9l7c (; clear sides I7L@
l7%c, all packed. suoernne honr IS IS I6 25.
y neat 2 4 fClL Co. AOEu uO1LOfCs OaLA W INLe.
Rye 81 419l IS. WHISKY, raw. fres, 81.
SO. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, January q. Tobacco In good
Demand. Super5ne Hour s. 50g6 W. Wheat
NO. l. 81 50ai 50. Cora Is ate. Oats 5Sa63c.
Barley, 81 sS32'0. Rive 81 &9l %. Whisky sc.
ork 81 5Og32 %. Bulk shoulders l3Zal3Lc:
Gle r side I7c. Bacon shoulders l4% ciear
sides lS9lS4c hams l2c. Lard 2ILc.
CIe@tuga1g MarHeL
C~IECrSEArL. January q Flour 25c higher.
Timothy 81 559s. Corn, 64685c G ton in de
msnd a. 25e. WHISKY, 9j997c. Butter, Ease
lower Pork Is he d a. S3l. Bulk Shoulder,
l3c Sides, l54G &c. Bacon shoulders. l4Lc:
Sides, Eh9lSc, now held re higher.
Foreign ark
FRANKFORT, January II United States
j-20 bones .9A9795s.
LONDON, January 21-Co-sols closed at s3z.
q S.5-20 bonds at 1915
PARIS. January 1.-THE boarss closed firm.
ReDtos 7Uf 2Sc.
LIvERPOoL, January q Cotton closed Grm.
NIlanos lS9LLd. Orleans ll5S9lI44d. Sales
1900 bales.
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WAsHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, January &c. H
Whittlesey, editor OF the Richmond
Journal, testiged before the Recoustruc'
ton Committee TO day that he opposed
the plan Of the Virginia Committee Of
Nine for the restoration of the State
Into the Union, and considers it ineXpe-
dent at present to relieve the judicial
officers in Virginia from their political
disabilities.
The COMMITTEES on Roads and Canals
hesrd witnesses to-day ss TO whether
the bridges e the Ohio are Gnobstrue-
tive tn U~aviCEtiOu-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-28
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, January 27.-Ia the Legs
lstuTe yesterday e bill Fss Introduced 10
compel the railroad companies in this
State to charge uniform rates for trans
p~ortstion OF freight, in proportion TO the
distance carried, and providing that any
railroad charging more than = pro alta
proportion, shall psy the owner five
times the amouUt wrOT gully collected,
besides the attorneys fees.
a bill was reported by the Committee
on Education ia tbs Illinois Legislature
to-day, which strikes out the word
A" white" IN the general school act.