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ALIENS LUNG BALsAM j. considered by

all those who have tried it to be the vesy best
remedy for the cure of Consumption. 1t also
gives immediate relief to the most distressing
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THE RIVER The boats for few days to
coma will be as follows:
For ST. Paul: Lake Superior on Friday:
Alex. Mitchell. on Saturday; Red Wing, on
Sunday; Sheridan, on Monday
For St. Louis: City of s.. Paul, on Fri
day; Dubuque, on Saturday; Tom Jasper, on
Sunday; Minnesota, on Monday.
Rises of several inches are reported as
coming ont of the upper rivers, but of not
sufficient heigh, to sffec, the stage of water
at this point.
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CITY BULLETIN.


CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC r. B.
ILLINOIS pIvrsros-from Rock Island to Chicago.
Day Express and Mail, 7:2Oa. IN. 6:35 p. IN.
Night Express, s:45 p. m. Sos Q. m
IOWA DrvIsros-from Davenport to Council Bluff.
Day Express and Mail, $50 .. IN. ZOO q. m.
MIGHT ExPress' TOO p. IN. 9:25 p. IN
WESTERN UNION R.
raon HooK ISLAND TO RACINE.
Passenger, $40 a. M. 11.so n m
Mxsd' $40 p. m. $40 .. m
LOCK ISLAND PEORIA R,R.
FROM Rock ISLAND TO COAL VALLEY.
nssuisr IRAN, Too q. m. Hoo =. m.
Regular Train, 100 m. 500 n. m.
ROCKFORD, R. ISLAND ST. LOUIS r. R.
LEAVE.
Chicago Express Rock Island at $50 A. NJ.
- Moline at S.45
Night Rock Island at 1000 P. II.
Moline at f0.l7 %
sterling Freight Rock Island at 4.20 p. M
Rock Island Elk. Rock Island soc P. M.
NIGHT Ernrs,. 200 A. NJ.
Freight lLooP. H.
The above Trans make close connections ut
Sterling for all points West on she Northwestern
Railway, and at Chicago with all trains going
east and South
PuIImans Palace Drawing Room Sleeping
Oars accompany all night trains.
Through Tickets to Chicago and ali points
cast can be obtained at the Company,s Office in
Rock Island and Moline
Trains run by Chicago time, which is rs min
utes faster than Rock Island time
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS MIME
sofa r. h.
From Pook Island to Burlington.
osssengers from Rock Island going over this
line viii take the regular train going west on the
division of the C. r. 1. q P. r. R.. connecting
at Columbus Junction, as follows -
10 Darlington, 500 a. M 1920 p. m.
To Nook Island, 1885 q. IN. T:45 p. m
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For sale by Chss. A. Benser. Also, by the
dealers in Family Medicine generally.
jAn225wIrn
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OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.
POST OFFICE, MITCHELL LYSDE's BLOCK.

This mail arrives on Tuesdays and Friday s
and departs Wednesdays snd Saturdays, Thu
route terminates at New Windsor.
ARRIVES. CLOSES.
ALsDo NAIL $3.50 p. 900 q. IN
Mail matter for Camden Mills, Andalusia
EdgngtOn, Hamlet Perryton, Aledo, High
Point, New Boston, Keithsburg, Oquawka &c
Oquawka Junction, (Ssgetownl, also for Pleasant
Ridge, Hazlits Buffalo Prairie, Illinois City,
Drury, Copper Creek, and Millersburg, goes by
this route.
MONMOUTH NAIL 700 p. m. 700 .. m.
This mail arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays; departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdsys. All mail matter for Presumption, Suez
Vols, North Henderson,, Spring Grove, Riehlapd
Grove anu Monmouth, should be sent by this
route. Also Centre Ridge on Thursdays.
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Qailp argus.
Thursday Evening, May 10, 1870.
premium Job Printing.

Orders for Job Printing will meet with prompt
essentaon 1t the AReUs 0vvIoR, and be executed
In the very best manner and 1t reasonable rates.
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Home TastimnuY.

"Barrett's" is indisI en- able.
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FIELD Il BRo. have Just received large
assortment of neck ties, sil the lases, styles
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Union please copy.
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RICHMOND, VA.
The New Mayor and Police Resisted
M by the Old InCumbGnts.
Great Excitcment--The Argument Of
"G',s Force Invoked. ..4.,-.
RICHMOND, March II.

RICHMOND, March H.
Fbr sdnIe tine past there hlyo been ru.
lnntR thaE Efhe present authorities In office
by military appointment intended resisting
any movement to iispossesS them, till
their8uccessOrs arc elected by the people,
as they held the Enabling Act declaring
tho offices vacant 10 be unconstitutional,
Last night the City Council, appointed by
Governor. Walker under the Enabling Act,
elected Henry X. Ellison, Mayor, aud
chose ai Chief aud Captains Of Police.
This morning, ut 9laYlighE tho new
ClIiefof Police, Major John Poe, applied
ut tho Lower Station House for possession,
hut II was refused. Al q later hour Mayor
Ellison applied by letter to Mayor Caho0n
for EllC Mayors office, books, &c, butthey
were refrscd-C Cahohnt claiming he was ii
Office by law, and would! not yield until
elected by process from Court CHhOon,
who had possession Of the Lower Station
Ho,ne, proceeded to oswear IN special con.
statles ID tho number Oisone hundred and
fiftE Including about twenty lC0lorcd men
Ellison then Swore In two hundred special
officers, and at / o'clock surrounded the
Lower Station House, where CRhOon and
his special officers were-tho plan being
to arrest any Of them who came up.
Ellison has possession Of tho City Hall
and all other public buildings, except the
station.houses, which are held by the op.
poSite party. s...
The old police force Is divided about
equally between. the two Mayors. A
crowd Of one thousand blacks, and many
whites, are now about The Lower Station.
Cahoon sent through his counsel, OK
Governor Wise, a letter to Governor
Walker stating his position, and asking
assistance to maitaln his authority.
Governor Walker, In reply to Mayor
Cahoon's application, says Mayor Ellison
being legally elected under the oct Of the
Legislature, he cannot recognize any one
else Os Mayor; that Cahoon Is incapable
Of holding office under tho Virginia law,
as hC now holds q Federal Office; that no
breach Of peace can occur without ca
lIOon's act OF approval; tilRt lie should re.
sort to peaceful judicial remedy, II he
wants to test tho question; and finally, he
should obey the laws and sustain the con-
stitutional authorities,
ExyGovctnor Wisc, Judge r. W. Hughes
and L. H. Chandler arc cOnnscls for Mayor
CahOOn, who, with about thirty men, Is
still intheL Lowcr StAtlon.hotise. Tho be.
sieging force has cut off gas and water,
and forbid nny provision TO be sent them.
Ascrowd Of coIored men bought out q t1a-
kcr shop, and commenced throwing bread
into the besiCged, but were driven of by
special officers ~ gni,1
Early this evening, Major Ellison, the
Chief Of Police, and others, were arrested
by the United States Marshal for having
refused revenue officer permission to see
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TENNESSEE.
Excitement Over the Scheme to Over
throw, the Present state Cow ~
go a a - ernment. = y
NASHVILLE, March II.

"a a - efnment.-
.bg. tl,7g i0JIs,,yt,,J ! March IN
N"eti, ,'..H'' !, ,til." il'I'', D,"'o'' La
There y much excitement oeFe y !s.
gard to the second TecorSIrnGIl1n. II .nl1ny
SIate oItcets nave g2ag Y Y .ooa,,rs @ VI ST. ~
lobby for and against the measure. mr.
Cooper and several epppIlCasqs le!t vi
tcrday, Tor washington 70 counteraSt tle
influence Of tletGheE. doVeEIor ssnser s.ler
has gone to East Ienne1see; anu !ne osa"
Government IS running tGa lssclL ..,. -, g,
II y fhoEea tn"s SelISeE 4S .i Ss 1SetH,o. setS y
Washington for troops Me anu tletSnef
were N secret caucus y! Hay e1gpuay.
something - DFewing, 2uvlL lShot Known W,
exactly what % .mucn an*lety ;' anu up
prchension cxiS's mere Enat l9 pES'ne'S IN Sc
rtous!y injured ..53 no s!.rl .u
Contradiction Of Reported ViOlenoes
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visiting Wheeling who were from York,
hc extended an Invitation to call and see
him at his residence there, as they would
meet with q hcartywelCome. During his
ministry at York, DR.. WestwOod has galn.
cd wide reputation A continually in
creasing interest was manifested in his
course Of sermons 10 the young, and the
church was scarcely large enough TO hold
all who withcd to hear them. The pow
erfnl and eloquent sermons which he In.
variably preached on these occasions will
remain 1ndelibly impressed upon the
minds Of thousands who heard them from
time to time. Tho Official members Of the
Methodist church have requested DR..
Wcstwood to fill the next vacancy In this
pulpit ss Pastor rSitni,L.nG tcctG
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River News.

The river is steadily declining ut, this
point-tlle marks showing last evening
ten feet six inches in the channel.
The Hudson arrived yesterday about
noon from Cincinnati with a fair trip, and
win lcaHc for that city this afternoon at 8
o'clock. ... ts .aH
The Juniata passed down yesterday
morning. Tho difficulty between her and
the St. Charles has been arrangcd-thc
former will lcayer here every Thursday
night the latter every Saturday night
The St. Charles will bO found;at the land
ing this cvenlng-the first trip under tic
new arrangement.
The following items arc taken from yes
terday's Cincinnati papers: = ii0i5il
The weather moderated considerably
Yesterday, and ice and snow melted on
the streets and sidewalks.
The river rose Fl feet in the "a hours
ending last evening, when there was GIT
feet ol water in the channel, and TAT feet
space under the bridge. Tho top of the
present rise has reached US.
Tho Arlington arrived from Pittsburgh
Inst night, and will return 'dtnOon to-day.
There was meeting Of the owners Of the
Arlington, St. Caarlcs and Juniata at Pitts.
burgh on tho 18th, to arrange for days Cf
departure SO Tint the three boats might
leaye. each end of the line two days apart,
and ut tho same time, II possible, avoid
the1 days Of tho regular Cincinnati and
Wheeling packets. ~ ..+" =" %
The Booth burgess arc NIL making their
way back TO the upper Ohio.
fhc Allegheny Belle was. wind bound
two days betweUn'St. Louis and Cairo; but
left tho latter point for Wheeling ycstcr.
day afternoon. She had four hundred
tOns ore for the Benwood Works, $50 tons
for the LIN Belle Works, and $50 tons for
the Riverside Works. The Hope will,be
here to-day. ShehaS $50 tons orc for the
Riverside Works, and $50 tons for the
Belmont Works. Both the above boats
will rcloadgat Wheeling for,6t. louis.
The ]. W. Garrett and barges will leave
St. Louis tomorrow for Steubenvillc.
The Liberty No. 4anl bNrges, from New
Orleans, ought to be at Cairo to-day orto-
morrow, bound for St. Louis, where she
will load for Steubcnvillc. The Garrett
audi Liberty will both turn back. from
stc1benville light, and load here for Now
0rIOonc -
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FRANCE.

ur.'lt PARIS, March 18.
The MrSeiltaiSO announces rs oil It's
editors hive gone to Tours to be present
at Prince Bopaparte's homicidstrial, that
journal will be edited there for the time.
The semi.oflleial journal announces that
owing to disagreement Of opinion among
the ministers ut the last meeting OF the
Cabinet. the proposed amncsty'was abGn-
donel irp, -il, n'sit- 2HaJU"E SJJ!i
The Journal F5Gncdtad asserts that the
Arch Duke AIbertof Austria, who before
his visit 10 Paris was opposed TO q Franco
Austrian alliance, Is now favorable to the
project.
The COnsulates Of: France at PhilNdel.
phia and Richmond have been abolished,
and tho Vice Consulate 'at Chicago made
n full Consulate. Sa ~.
The Opinions Ndti6nala has b femarka-
bic editorial to-day. iItdemands the with
drawalol the French troops from Rome
the rcnunciationloe the concortlat, and the
suppression of the budget for public wOr-
ship, and declares that should these,mea.
surcs be carried out, n6thingwill be LEFT
In ROliebut imbecility and fraud.
4 NJ
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MIsSISsIPPI.I.
RIuslaess in the LeEisIature... !.

.
The AWlGRGhSs jackson, Miss, special
yesterday, says in the State Senate bills
were introduced to create new counties oi
Union, Lincoln, PrentisS and Hamilton
also, guaranteeing to all persons irrCSpec.
tive otcOlor equal rights ln railroads. steam
boats and hotels. Mr.. Gibbs said Just such
legislation has killed tho Republican
marty in Louisiana and Tennessee. After
q heated discussion tho bill was finally re.
fsrred to the Judiciary Committee.
49fThe resolution which passed the House
Yesterday in reference TO the election ol
General Ames TO tho United States Senate,
was taken up and tabled. Tho opposition
10 Amcs Is daily growing stronger, and i
Is expected that Senatorial fight will
tako place here again. il l.l Z .',,
/ An attempt was made to-day to elect a
Stats Librarian, ,1but failed on account Of
the number of candidates. Miss HIghgate,
colored, ills believed, will be eIeleoted.l7
Yestcrdaya difficulty occurred between
Capt. Jasper Myers, q. S.&A., late acting
State Treasurer, and y citizen named
Jacks0n, growing out Of o personal mis-.
understanding, during which Myers was
struck on the head with brickbat and
his skull fractured. He is reported In q
dangerous condition. l.
Tho horse ridden by Yerger after his
escape, was found yesterday morning,
loose, twelve miles South Of here, ''
Governor Allen will probably make
nominations for the Supreme Court next
Monday. Knowing ones say that Judges
Brltter and Brown, tho present incum'
bcnts, and Hon. James Miles, rcprepre-
sentative from Atlanta county, are the
coming men. .j'. t.
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News Of the, Day.

l,.EiJn plIG-TFf$f0ly III IL u,
Tie Section house, twelve miles East Of
Grand Island, Nebraska, was burned
down Friday morning. One man was
burned7to death, the resi- barely escaping
wifi thcirlWes. TheOrigih 6isthe fit6is
not yet known.
Senators Magic and Lindcman Of the
Pennsylvania Legislature, had IN encoun.
tor Iat Harrisburg yesterday, after I'D
iournmcnt, In consequence Of tho language
Of q letter during the session deemed In.
sultmg " Blows !. werO exchanged and
LinJeman was the SgfeEerR
John Ingham of Halifax, England, has
stopped payment. Other failures there
are rumored. Of, s,<tuU,
The total shipments Of treasure from
San Francisco, since january l, arc 3d.
$4,000, including $3,41s,90O sent 70 New
York overlapaIS 2IGH guII1L.
+ rho labors q, the Connccti6n Western
Railroad between 5Winstead and Sails
bury, Conn, have struck for an increase Of
wages, from 81 90 to 81 IS.
Theodore Nickolas was hung ycStd-
day, at Great Valley, N, Y, for The muir.
der Of Dr.. Andrcw Mead, of Allegheny, n.
y, in December lust He was perfectly
composed, pot moving D muscle on the
scadold, The Catholic Church admins
tero(lthe Fitesst u u u . d p
The Franklin Bank of Baltimore ltas
formally resumed ,the redemption Of It's
outstanding circulation In coin. Y
Rev. Father Wheeler, Of St, Louis, has
recently died, at Munich, Bavaria, while
oh 4outf from Rome to Ireland Tie re.
sided In 81. Louis IS years, and was
well known throughout the West as 10
warm:heArted, generous, Jealous and dc.
voted Ccclesiastic. '''
For tho past few weeks. Washington,
Indiana, has been visited bya t9rriblc
and, in many instances, fatal nialRdy,
known, as the spotted fever. Tho ply.
sicians Of the place assert that there have
been but two or three cases Of real spot
ted fever this winter, and that the fatal
disease has, but few Of the symptoms Of
real spotted fGVer. 1.-THE disease frst
mmifcSts itsGlfSby aechill; and in ahose
cases which prove fatal, the victim be.
comes illsensiblc in d few minutes, MS II
sealed for deatlly from the very first indi.
cations d the Gdisease W i y
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WASHINGTON.
Gen. Ames Not Eligible to a Seat In
Ply the Senate.

Gen. AmeS Not Eligible to a Seat in
IL @ "H the Senate.
WASHINGTON, March 1s,
Mr. Conkling, from the Committee on
Judiciary, to whom was referred the Gre
dentials Of Gen. ,Ames, reported the same
back with o resolution that tho General Is
not eligible ton seat in the Senate Of the
United States from Mississippi:
sis The Gift to Mrs. Stanton.
The President this morning, signed a
joint resolution appropriating one years
salary Of Associate Justice Of The Supreme
Court, for the benefit Of the widow and
children Of the late Edwin NJ. Stanton.
Arrest of Revenue swindIers.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
was informed today TINT Gen. Bennett,
former Supervisor of North and South
Carolina, and one Lorin, an accOmpliCe,
were arrested Mt Atlantic City, Iowa, on
tho 11th inst, by Gen. Clarke, U. s. Mar
shall for Iowa, ind taken TO Raleigh for
trial for alleged conspiracy TO deIraud un-
der, the o. s. revenue law. .
A Call Upon the Vice-President.
Twelve coIored members from the Geor-
gia Legislature visited Vicc.Prcsident
IColfax at the Capital this morning. and
were introduced by Senator Wilson. One
Of the Georgians made a short speech set
ting forth tho views Of the delegation and
expressing hope that Congress would not
give the cOlOrcd citizens Of the State into
tho power Of the rebels, In reply the
Vice President frankly stated that hO did
not believe the existing legislature Of
Georgia could pcrpetulatC ITSELF ahd said
his sympatllies were will freedmen and
he hoped TO sec them secured in their
rinl,kn .ml-.. ..L--. ---.-l -l--lI--l N IiIt- u
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yoH z7nhA WfEHFne SATURDAY Ho4

Cahoon in his character as United Statcs
Commissioner. They werp bailcd until
tomorrow. A company Or troops were
brought into the city BY order Of General
Candy. 1t Is stated that judge Under.
wood will arrive tomorrow, and issue an
Injunction prohibiting Ellison and Others
from exercising the duties Of his Office.
The excitement In the city was so great
that very little business was done.
Cahoon isstill beseigcd. 'a' =" ,
Later-The Situation Unchanged.
RICHMoND, March 1S-Mornlng.
The situation Of the rival Mayor I'M
broglio Is unchanged this morning. The
action Of Judge Underwood in the prem
ises Is isanxlously looked for. ns.
Still Latcr-.The Status Quo Main.
tained. q 81"
=. RICHMOND, March 1S-Eyening,
The condition of affairs here, is not
much changed. Both Mayors had inter.
views with General Canby this morning.
Cahoon's party, with thCexccption Of three
or four who were starved out this MORN
ing, still hold the, lower Station House
They have been without food since We'd
nesday night a8i.c..J.,
Daniel Henderson was shot and killed
this morning by the special policemen for
resisting them when they were clearing
the streets of tho crowd around tho lower
Station House. Mayor Ellison's police
still have possession Of the. city buildings,
with tho exception of the Station Houses.
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o. ~ {T!II a II "a IA Y!
Those Troops.
RUn EAs RarksrsbVrV TTu,Ss Of Thursday

A company Of tho Fourth y, $. Artil-
lOry, composed Of flfty-fve men and four
officers, arrived on tho fast train, with all
the usual fe1uipmentS, minus the cannon,
and Immediately took passage on the
Emma Graham" bound for Galllopohs.
The officers, who arc quiet md modest
young gentlemen, say they have no idea
Of being called into Dur State fot tho sup
preston OF unlawful demonstrations Of u
political character, but merely to protect
civil officers in tho service Of writs and
the execution Of surveys in certain large
land suits pending in the U, y. Court at
Charleston, and threatened with violent
resistance by. unruly squattCrs.
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NEW YORK cry.

q . NEW YoRK, March 1s. j.
The snow storm Is over md tho wealth.
or has moderated considerably; there Is
little snow on the ground in the city.
1t appears that 95,000 pounds Of nitro
glyccrinc were stored in the building
where the explosion occurred yesterday,
IN Bergen county, N. j., and which result.
cd In the death Of four persons. ,'
Proceedings will be commenced to-day
IN thc U. 8. Court 0gdiiSt tho four Ha'
vana mail packets, Moro Castle, Missouri,
Columbia and Eagle, for conveying cigars
and other goods without having tie same
entered on the ships manifest
Navigation Is open on the Connecticut.
Tue roads orc again open and trains are
running from all direction on time
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sPAIN,i
MAnpm March Is

Owing to the attitude taken BY the Pope
the Government has decided mot 10 send
aispeCial Envoy TO the Erummicat Coun'
Gil. Ia, ~ ,sr .a;gf .,l7,tbn,,'
4 In tho Cortes to-day resolution grant
ing n pension oi 5000 10 each Of the chill.
dren Of Costonan, late editor Of the Ias
d CG6a, gave rise 10 an interesting, de-
bate, during which an enthusiastic speech
was made in favor Of thopreseryatiOn,oC
Spanish authority in Cuba. The rcsolnf
ton was adopted, ,,r.J.z,a ri tIc.
II Il believed hero that the prnolama-
ton of Papal intallibiliy viii do great in.
Jury 10 the, cause Of the church in Spain,
where 4 manifest tendency nov Il, to free
dom -in4eligious matters i-ss--,ap.. sl''''-.
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T1rE HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES
with commendablO promptness on the
Texas bill, and their example might, with
much profit and appropriateness, be fol-
lowed in The Senate. The country now
knows tho position Of ever, Senator on
tho reconstruction question, and the case
ofthe Iona STIR should bc disposed OF
without q single speech. .2!-. ~ !. y
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NeW. York ,Produce lEarket.

NEN YORK. MAfch u.
CorToN-Opcned almcr; closed dull aud heavy;
sales Of I, 800 tales at a5|e i0F mIddfng uplAnds.
FLOuR-ClOScd slightly In buyefB' favor, with
moderate demand Tor export for low grades aud
extra, r"H'i. VIZ. 80.
GRIIN-Wheat-ShAdC eaBIer with limited eE,
port demAnd No, Aspiring At - 9o1l 70; winter
N0rnitlal II 93S6aSc. "O6tb- QdiGtRE 65@65Xc for
western In store; 6I6BQc for Ohio. COFn-Flrm
for now At 99D96c for Western mixed.
PROVISIONS -PoFk-PlEm At ~ for meas. BeeI
-Qnlet and steady. Cut MeAts-Quiet and un'
changed. RaCon8SteAdy with fair demand.
LARD-Dul and unchanged. U.. {
E00H-Steady with noderate demAnd
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CHICAGO Market.

FLbuR-Quiet and unchanged
0RApt-WhAt-Flme at BATelS9 ior 70. y
and 76STSYc foF No, Z; closing at 16He; HnchAng'
cd thIS 1itefnOOn. COM Quiet; closing o. 7lHc
for No, &; and 6OA63c for no Rr1de, according 70
locStIon: this afternoon market dali; No. ";
nav ~ 6aAGIc. OAts-pulI and hmgti eloelng Of
No, 9, BaHey- Nominal
Ho0s-Livs-Le Les active and steady at % 500
0 30 f0r fAif 70 aTtra eeeles. fii
CGTrIE-ASlVO At q 7s07 . for light cows to
nhnlnA nlaeEn.
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Ohio LegIsIatnre.
\ CoLuAIDUg, March ls.

arG COLUMBUS, March IL.
Tho Senate adopted n resolution pro;
vidIng for an adjournment Of the Lcgisla-
turo on March 8lst. ...y 6,.-i,
Tho House had under consideration a
bill lcgalizing ten per cent interest on
contracts. An amendment securing FREQ
trade IN money was defeated. The bill
was postponed, BY d vote Of 5s 70 4S, un-
I'll February. Hu,!i1l f'b5.igr
A resolution endorsing the votes Of the
members Of Congress who favored the
increase Of the National currency by
$4,000, 900, was laid on tho table In the
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