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r. coyyrcrIcUr STATE TEMPERANCE UNION.

THE CONNECTICUT STATE TEMPERANCE UNION
U,RrFoRD, jan. 19.-The annual Convention
n, the state Temperance Union III this city Is very
ogv attended At the opening OF the Convention this
uorpinr letter was read from Senator Buckingham
President Of the organization stating his Inability To be
yreeut and expressing his continued sympathy Tor Inc
c,use A. C. Crosby Of Rockville, presided Inc Rev. L.
II Pratt Secretary OF the Society," read from the Exee
five Committee report show ing that gratifying progress
IN, been mnde H. temperance work during the year.
bc reuoI hustRLB The position or the h"ltdl IlvIn
tinu.ts IN chusets and reviews tho lstofy u tho
nrnhiuon noy IN that STATE regarding lhe coz
,,bulnry force tho most successful against rum sea-
inc az any In H. state, aud calls upon lhe nitnuH o1
GOOD order to sustain petition for similar IIoIpl lo
Lac 10 como before the ncNt legsaturc. senator b1oA
iugham was Iccted President OF the Organ la.lo
IN, an rci Ct the absence Of iutOAicHUOn IN EuI"I
couutrle, ~ efg tUe uso OF beer Is con'nO.l WIS
rssrd Ly PROT NrV hall of tho ", scyan OlNtiMJ' 'p
Row Mr. Gaze 4 llrtiJrd. thC Roy j. g. MlHhlu'n -"
Cambridge, Mas he conclusion beng 'ha inVo a.,
trmurrauttl ltNjrltd tho matter AMY ahu ut' ~
exnlr.la Of Lrrtff'tr society was NOT sdlo Iho
in Autrca T. ~ y ir Oyiatt Of vernon reau ~ o.,
,irrys "a teuer in colleges cal.lh UPON ho ,,,.i
and tea ,hcia ~. such institute nnr 10 nos oA! yea" e.
ab.ti nee t. 10 students. but tc set ttin pfhc ~
ample. Tho lion. o. III. Plat OF MeIiuoh "dui'N'A Wv
Convention ia the afternoon. - ,,...-,uca Irnioo
Theu aernuon se,sou OF tho State IemperanpS5 ~. IN
" addressed rs the Hon. .. II. iAtt o. 500, .,'
lr4Dut lions were adopted declaring tal VI" s, LIN
tuio and sale VI Intoxicating dfinAI p1oua''' '"'N
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THE VISIT or PRINCE ARTHUR.
ARRANGEMENTS For HIS RECEPrION.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR HIS RECEPTION.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10-lIis Royal Ilighness
Prince Arthur, accompanied by his suite Col Eph.n
stone and Leuts. Packard and FitzrCy, viii leave Mon
treal tomorrow and will arrive in Ncw.YOrk Friday
morning Mr.. Thornton accompanied by his Secretary,
Mr. French will leave for Eew-York tomorrow night,
and meet His Royal HghHess Friday morning. Tho
Prince will remain In EewYork Friday night and leave
for Washington Saturday morning. lie will DO at the
BreyoOrt Hotel while IN NewlOrk but Will not receive
or pay any visits, IL Is his intention, after leaving
Washington return TO NcwYOrk and spend some days
there HIS Royal HighHess will be the guest VI Mr..
Thornton during his soOurn In Washington
On Saturday evening, Mr.. and Mrs Thornton viii In
wife all the members OF the BRUSH Legation To meet tho
prince On Monday he will call at the Executive Man
sion 10 pay Lis respects to tho Presdcnl IL me eEc-
.F i5fns Nl le dlgLeI az The British Legation, to
which the following famed gentlemen nave beeh llNI-
led The Vice President ChofJuslce Chase Gen hher-
man senator SUMNER aud all the members OF Inc 'ap'
net There will DO a reception in the evening 10 winch
the families Of the members oi the CaDhel anu INC ~
plomatic Corps only, VIII be invited. 49,,
an Tuesday there will be another dinner at the BRUSH
legation to which the British Minister ana Ms morn
ION have invited Senators Cameron, Chssery, MOItoh'
Gambling and HamlIn aud the SPEAKER oI the house. ue
Prussia Russian Austrian and Turkish Mluslct". anu
Admiral DahlgreD On Wednesday HIS Royal hgnhess
viii dine with the President. On Thursday lle iilhto
dine Of State and Mrs Ilsl, ana
in the evening attend grand bail gwen ny INC biush
Mntcr TO which will be invited MI. ana Mis- IhOlhloh 8
pcrhoual friends and acquaintance On ffu"y utIo
tu lac another dinner at the BRUSH Legation, 10 Whch
the following gentlemen nave bteu lhNIttd 10 c't VIZ
RIVAL css: Senators SchurZ Williams and Anthony,
Gen Banks and Belgian, Argentine, Peruvian Dai,n'
Eusuls Brazilian and Netherlands MHlslcfs. On S"luI
day the Prince VIII probably leave for NeW-lOlk
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FORMAL ELECTION or SENATOR MORRILL,.
AUGUSTA, Me, Jan. 19.--At a Joint COnven-
Of both branches OF the Legislature, today the vote
Of each branch yesterday for United States
read aud Lot NJ Morrill, declared duly elected The
Hon VIM Caldwell was then elected State Treasurer re.
ceiy.ng every vote
IL the legislature to-day, Dir Farwel OF Augusta pre-
seIted the following resolutions which, after eloquent
eulOgy, N-ro unanimously adopted:
hss eaed The Dispenser 81 bUmsn
this iu tie Of lie
powers ni had called With TIE pronounced approval
field Of 10 due 10 The people II
t State t testimony Of their sense u The nauola Oh s-yu for
bis should ibpe bay upon the pubic records
Re co. That 10 uuscJlat1g Iairiosm NMh ioetd 10
fnofJu hesans allegiance 10 his uuhuchug courage h.
Sc Republic
les ard fedeng DEVOTION under Providence The patton
lur au destruction 1t the bsnls o. l4fn1rs
tat Will crOr, his toadrn Win pfouha s'"' our
iry0ug Due 90 o thai such servant 10 TIE
Iatl0u eEbty fd spared bin 10 ihl he Roous
the roll Of SsO1sl be eors ADD martyrs With Washing
Nou vii sb gltad llsls tie Of Edsn 81
IldHt0n
Le That be Governor he esTey requested 10 transmit
COP 0ft.ss resolutions u The fmiT 81 the deceased
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than other vice; that 10 the duty Of every friend Of
humanity 10 aid In checking the evil CONCENTRATING the
friends OF total abstinence the signs OF progress
approving the recommendation OF the Congressional So
cefy for simultaneous meetings WashingOn's birth
day; tlyOriug the circulation OF temperance publ
Gallons; approving the examples OF the President and
Vice President and the Governor OF Connecticut In
banishiug intoxicating drinks from their public recep.
tiOns, and ENDORSING the value and efficiency or the
present prOhbIOry law and hvorng ITS preservation
In the evening. the Convention was addressed by the
Rev. Mr. Breckenridge. The Rev. DR.. seelyo OF East
Hampton, Mass. and DR.. Jewett.
There was spirited discussion upo tho resolutions IN
the afternoon two three members being strongly IN
favor OF an independent political party. The majority OF
the Convention decidedly opposed 20 II, however,
and IN favor Of making the Temperance tight moral
rather than political one The subject 81 political
action was referred to committee 10 report d me next
annual meeting. The Rev. DR.. Patton OF Now-Hayen Is
Chairman Of the Committee.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS..

S.vOEtr.v, Jan. 9Coion So ac'e demand ana au'so "
-, ~ li,c; 20 bi.rs Iscrips 80 OSs. 'lp'
90 ~. ~ ,,az uay-Prme, "a Pork ~ % bl,n' -
" &C., \ ,u.r. 4i Ui4lc Clear RIB Sdts Ii' D" ,l's'
,s usr.rt Lard Fierce. l1tc.; Neg l1c 'hr, ~.
- Gold l2li Sterling EIchants. lJi' Ne"lofA os' P'
e', ,Vts%.n Ga, Jan ICot'on 70 good deuIndi receipts '
80. -. I 10 bales; MiLiugs 2iac . al. 81.
Jan i1Spntsoi lfpehtte l'li ~
snt,rs ,te., but unchanged ksn dul lar lheAAleed N
steady Al .JGs3.c Tor Mddhu& - ,. 81 A., ,t 27la
Y, Ian. lg-tOunu IL shade hetN shu "a,
qtS sr Low Mpmg receipts SOj b-es eHPo''-e'~''"'' Wv
bales: ssles. ~ bales -, 81, ,us9u. ,,e,ipt, 8l2
s,.o 80 he Flour ttrEdy aud ulchshseu - '-
n,. s5c Isr IiGie Bu Meats Shoais &c S S Tht..
n1r.otr Ian Ia-WLea drm At bt'gFl ~ Tor ~" pH,isy
a. Isgs IS Tor Ett-s Corn, Oc Tor ODD Osl, n1nlOa p1'
IN nsrt Br.sd hog. bruer a. SlI 90 III ~, ''' een
Ior.yttLE Jsn lg-Iabi-eo tnui sa"s el's y -
~. Is.T nJYkIs % Piorsious hrnef. hess IsiA P-,it
T. a. 'b,-tsr, Isle Char Nb SHE. zoe tear Sue' F 20"
SS,,a-rs lltc Gear Hb sides. Atc; l'aI Su's ~,
Ir.rr lie Whsky Re- Cotton ae'ri SAFES % o'''' A
a. lttrg. gtc uni Gun sul guchalsrL $3.50 =, III, =. III,
srisS.r Ian ,J-Fosr UNCHANGED Nhfa seay w" ~
.o,' w,par Lsj OG 81 - Corn dull at 'S@' zoe pA "a
ss, ia, nshsuIfl bu'I urc nrerl 'v'tpu w ~ N ~
Ntts. gIr.tl Tobacco sleav VIII lar arn'nu SO
80, W,.t.da a. BE. Live Hogs tim with oat lev "I'ut
. ~. : -. receipts head Provisions au' 'la
-, m drmand Pork ofrriuE et'' hatr'
30 NJ. held 10 me tor Shourfti lfl dltt Tor S's %.
lJ Clear hib Ntit' y"
So Ia b.I contend Tor ouds prices nnfaf u' @ ~
.sie,, L.rI dn Kettle, bi6i5c steam l9id , ii
- alnl or ShoaAesi igl2ic 0s sdesi 'A@A'e' 0' MANS
Isohauge steady psf bu'ieg , .,..A c,,t,, s,, a.
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ANDERsoy-At white Plsu, II, 8b inst, Hon Joseph Al
TIE fisii otbs Nu invited attend l, fesral At The vi,E.
Neta,, Church Wb,e Far', Fng, The 2, -, At u
tai, u from S,S.lors ''' - ''''''
AYDREAS-JaD 49, Of scarlet fever M,y Drosam lyd ,'r' aa
John Wede aged 10 only chaeu q John W. sni MARI W.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral rsa
ofts family 10 ia ha't Fhy'e'els' geAr Lerag'oua'e ''
THURSDAY. 2O INST, at O'Clock
CHAMBrRS-on Welnesl5 jan 49, Richard A. Chambers In ne 61s
Tie aes aud friend, % ~. family A.. respectfully invited 70 ua
the funeral cia his late rti-ucr No Csrnrtce tIrHsrs
Hudson r. n depot, 1Lr,ets,, aoI rerthsys Al, " loG
CLARSE-On Wednesday, 18Th inst late rr
Fty9rt't James Clarke formerly VI DuJa, fea- 90 te .ss
Notice Of ia1etsi il to. norrou's paper,
COOPERsudeay, the l lI, william Cooper aged O.
TIE relative, ard i.ai, Ofthe family ,- e,p,,'fy Invited
the funeral from h. lat No 20 Wet E-vsrt,; r-
ON = Loo
ton lis vii be a,eu Gry-uaoo for ia..r,p-
FBRRIS-At Ge-ureoa welaeay Jan l9D,acou samuel Pers
Rae, and hi.H3, q The family l2'a 20 ,'-r %, fr-r.l
Car,s will be 90 ting st Coo0 Drlse f" 'Ae aTra VI ''
JORDANit Gainesville Florida Mosiay Jan c william Jian.
The friends d the flm are repeatedly Invited to attend s fusrJ
att ,. Remains to be asea to Greenwood.
LoCKwOoD-At Husstou y jan TO- LlI wife Of Philip D.
Resys, e attend her funeral ,,ber ~. r-
delce Frst Kugst,a n y on Friiy jan d. a. O'Clock
MANYA Workers, Jan 49, 1879, Mary L. Maay Sfe Of Lc's
Tie burial services viii BE- at St Paur. Church Yosss st2 oo's
P @ on ay. 2tiu,t Carriages VIII be a. tie s.aloa - ae-'
the O'Clock tH,1 from heE-l0rA.
MARSHA Mealam. Tuesday morning. oh its.. Jolu Marsh
aged %
Fuurrala Melihln. y J., THURSDAY 20t'. p O'clock
MOBISON-Iu Jersey Ctr. W-sresav jan ls Nlr-. vie u
Gs1srA Ma11 sI ia ger otLe late John Dngtn sd ~
years. N days
Tie arl fe- % s rv respectfully i-vtd 20 st,nt
the funeral S-,urr l2 O'Clock from Grace toafch
II iUe AID south Seventh s., 0iLol ilt6 Irritation.
OyERlNGOu Tuaav morning. MARY c. wdOg - Hesry Or-ns
aud daughter of tha ATE George Clinton.
th funeral 90 THURSDAY morning, a. DO ocor ron calvary Cuarh
PROTHEROEOu ge.l7 jan o. Of ia1uma-c o Gle bu Mary
youngest daughter Robert aud Masirn C. POtbees
IN tie orb rear ~ Der
The ofth v rV'ei % attend The nsrL
the residence Of her paren No ~ West rt'hrisI.
THURSDAY Jo 90 Al II The remains All be Inferred IA
NOOisgu Cemetery.
RADFORDSaiieuy Youkers the 1874 Of JAM Hoo Wn R,t
1ri aged s. years
His flue will take place the Reformed Dutch Church
Youkes FRIDAY 2l.t % O'Clock Ills remains vii he
uken 70 Vested y liz friends aud acquaintance, ihyits<
TO attend TIE funeral wilton. further uotte,
RoBINS-n Brooklyn Tuesday Jan 49, Aseaah u!os Of b late
J. n. Robins. IN ne 77h year OF Der age
aud friends % tie family invited 10 attend the in
from her late residence, No ls9 Atansst on THURSDAY wa H'-
m.
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LABOR MOVEMENTS

The Operative MasOns of Brooklyn report
trade as very dull
The First Cooperative Building Association
at its meeting last evening" took IN $40 In subscriptions
The members of the colored Coachmen's As
ISOLATION OF Brooklyn promenade supper at saw
ycr's Hail. last evening.
President Trevelick Of the National Labor
Union Will be in Harrisburg to-day, to organize State
Labor party in Pennsylvania.
At the meeting of the IOngShOremen's
Union, last evening. It announced that there are
23O0 members. and fund in bank Of $4,000 This 10
the largest trades union in the State not Ia tho
country.
The Operative Plasterers Of Brooklyn. last
evening, ordered tho Society men TO leave the shops
where nOn-sOciety men may DO employed. Thomas
HOdgson. one OF the most prominent members OF the
association, resigned.
The Long Isllnd Coopers on strike have
established pckcs" 10 watch the shops and 10 induce
the men TO leave who may be now working under the
Society rates delegation Is to wait on the Central
COOpers' Union Of New-Iork. Fifty men are now on
strike.
The session of the State Workingmen's AS
sembly, which commences at Albany Tuesday next,
promises TO be Important The attendance Of dele
gates will be much larger than upon any former occa
son while number Of questions Of importance TO work
mgmen will be considered. The number Of delegates from
under the National Labor Union, viii be In Albany
during tine session for the purpose OF organizing state
Labor party. The JOurneymen TalOrs have selected
McSsrs. william Cushman and Charles Rosencrans as
their representatives. TO tine Assembly. The German
Wood Carvers have chosen Mr. Bossong
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EyLARGIYG TIE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
TO me razor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The proposed representation under the
next census will lead results detrimental to the coun.
try If adopted II the OF representation is IKE
as TO give 200 members Congress- the next census VIII
increase the number $780, aud the country grows as
fl is bound 10 grow shall have Co.'s gross com
posed Of 600 members. and then 1000 How could the
country endure under such state Of thngsf TO say
nothing OF tho Of tho legitimate expense OF Con-
gress In regular salary for members, consider the IN
creased number OF bad corrupt men that would worm
themselves into National Legislature 10 prey upon
the Treasury through corrupt sohemes, combine lions. ana
icbs The prospect IS truly JelrJd The people should
ro,.e united voice against larger Congress than We
noyy have II the number reduced one-t.rd moro
and hotter legislation could 10 done than row. aud the
LARGER tho number above what now the moro muddled
@ bc ~. legislation. II tho ratio wasSsU nXcd for the
,,hnie ,nultry that kew-1OTk hnd only 10 or
On Iurlubrrs ii Congress, the people would DO more
rxurtiug in selecting The very best men 10 represent
,h.t rrrFs would DO % much ablcr BODY than now,
Win , cinros greatly IN favor " lee corruption ana
sfcaiiug and the ONCE would be held II hghe' esteem
a. ur,nnst ON 10 increase the HOus, looks a. II TIC
,,'tnrr. were cnrvIpg out places i"f themselves on
lends because they they cannot ID returned "I Fe1
MO Congress under ratio mat tLaI Keep Ho huNDS'
,fnr ro,ttry IsErowing too rapidly 10 suppose that
Congress must gov in the bano pfnpotlo 'Au 10" -
"a GOOD time 10 put on the brakes II Tor no OUR rtap
,,as Inc body Is ulIcady large " do lhJ puS!hoas
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a1le YinTs qne: Pm sapersrs - isfetbi
IS Double BErs - s5d IS 5 Treble krss
Fancy - 3fHSa Wheat bsavv No Spdng In ssTstor. 81
g5c Ma Red F Si@Sl vs. No A. 2nSi lSi
Choice. 81 ~ dull Wired sui Yellow 7j MIed Wbis ibcs
White P5 Osts dali SfH6S. Barrier dull
Is Tor prime lnueso Spring ,e dull q s89sle r Pums :.
Choice Provisions dull; Mes Pork Sf7nt27 s. Drv Ned
MehShoudsr c Clear Sides l' Baeen shoulders lJ6iJis
Clear Rib sides. &c. Gear S0e blc Suga-Cored Hans ~ ior
Plain ac for dali lba &c for cboee Iercs
Live Hogs do! IS gross Cattle saig q ~ 1880
or nferor Common 80 for Prime goa 20 ~ r Cboes
MILWAUKEE jan. i5Fogr uneha1g-f Wheat quiet ~ BE- fs
No l. 1ic fp- No oats nonuH Corn nominal Baney nosi
Bal Rye sni unha1gri Dressed Hofs unsetei sales al
81 ga S Re-pis-l na0 bbs Pour u,Os bash Wheat Ship
nrHt,-l.otD bis Flour. 400 bush. What
ttzvTLAyD. Jan l9Nhest dbl; bed AZ - II ~ No Rett
~ uJG ~ % for No Bed Corn trsnseous rspers
OU dull and EOaaL Re lomaa, a.ta inquiry. Darcy
doug
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A TRorTING MATCH on TIE ICE.

WHITEHALL, Jan. 10.--The first days races
OF the Winter Meeting of the Whitehall Trottng Club
took place this the ice. Tho trot was to
harness mile heats best three I'm five, open to all five
yearod horses for purse Of $3.50 to the first horse
and SIS the second Pools 20 the amount Of $1,000 were
sold Eldridge's buckskin mare Flora Lee the
second third and fourth heats and Hamtou's bay
Abby OF TicOnderOga the first. Best tmr 24j.
Tomorrow VIII he the great day OF the meeting.
purse $500 is offered, open to all horses There are
four entries, Gen. Mcclellan, Boston horse; Charmer
Ella Cole, and Honest Dan, u Hdmbletonian stallion
Tnc weather i, fine aud the track good condition.
About 900 persons were on the ice to-day.
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D1NGERS or TIE REFENUE SERTICE ~
THE SOUTH.

UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO ARREST TIE PER-
PETRATORS OF THE OUTRAGE on COLLECTOR
TURNER-A WHOLE COUNTY IN ARMS
AGAINST TIE REVENUE OFFICERS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The Internal Revenue
Office has received an official concerning the recent
ourages III Spartansburg County, South Carolina Inc
report from Deputy-Colcctor Wallace OF the Ihhri
South Carolina District, who, with Assistant Assessor
Blanchard Deputy-Collectors Flemmins, Black and
Turner, Deputy.Marshal Casey and Capt sum.
merhayes with seven men OF the Sth United
States Infantry. the morning Of tho
10Th inst, visited tho houses Of several parties
In that county, charged with rcscuing forfeited
property from Dennty Collector Turner aud burning bis
houses bnt could ma none OF them; Inc s,,s Xt t
recapured from him were carried across thP Noltn
Carolina line. The houses Of several Tor whom Deputy
Marshal Casey had warrants were also h,Gd DlJ none
the parties found They then visited ueighbOr
hood In which several stills were reported running
These were destroyed and one arrest made. The
party then prepared TO encamp when number OF
armed men appeared aud deted them The Government
officials moved forward orders beng given not 10 hib IN
less an attack made. which at dark was commenced
upon them They possession OF citizens house and
completed their arrangements Tor defense Inc mousse
was surrounded by apparently hundred men, who de-
mauded that the who had been arrested should 80
released, and that Turner be surfendefed 10 theih'
Tho mob remained around the house for three hours,
making various hostile demonstrations, but no attack
The Deputy Collector writes as follows: .
l, III b c,b.Ts had pistols We could have driven Of Tie
with considerable slaughter but doing would have ost some men
would have rallied sufficient oree TO oerpoWt u C"rng these
es organized party and went out TO me then ana
ropod 10 PRISONER would leave. Ibtt at
is demanded Turner also but finally Concluded TO accept n
nan the crowd left some remaued the rel snd
man going to be well for ~aier they wouued horses Aer
DAYLIGHT on tie morning 18Th started for sPartat,lurg
House 10 miles distant We Anticipated aud were prepared r
the Out bus nothing more 'ban harmless deSo1A
In delivering the man who had been arrested, the
Deputy Collector said they yielded an important IrhC
pie avoid blOOdshed lie further states that ne NOu0
apply for force Of nifty men to bring that country to
complete subsection. The whole people were III arms
against them.
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THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC

BINGHAMTON, Jan. 10.-Ihe Grand Ehc'lmp
ment Of the Department Of New-fOrk, GIhhu army "
fine Repubc began It's annual session In this city To-
IA, More linn 100 delegates from Ol Of the 10 Posts ~
Inc state were ~ attendance. aching Grand Commander
Tdward H. Lansing was chosen Grand Commanders, IN
Inc Mace Of CEN es whose term mas expired 1hc
Convention will undertake, al this hcssOh 20 "'luo iOi
me ehlaAlIshuent VI a SOIdor5 Home IN lhlb oile.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
TIE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

WHEELING, Va.,, Jan. 19.-GOv Stevensons
message TO The Legislature is very able and thoroughly
Ilaturcd TIE finances OF the State very salts
factory coud ton She has made rapid progress In ma
ters development and increase Of population, despite
the Io..es Dy war Referring 20 immigration. soil ell
mate &C. the Governor that 1t cannot he doubted
that vere tho facts extensively known thousands VINO
now locae In The far West would mud more desirable
homes n West Virginia. lie closes by especially recon-
eudu 10 the care Of the Legislature the interest OF tho
free schools.
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AIKEN, S. Chr. j. c. Derby, 132 Broad
way, room ~ has Issued a pamphlet descriptive and
laudatory OF the attractions Of Aiken aud its vicinity for
Norbcrners especially those whose health suffers from
tho severity of Winters Thousands may read it
with interest and profit Of whom many will be surprised
to learn cheap and how desirable the lands Of South
Carolina Dir Derby starts for the south next week.
and those who would consult him should improve their
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Rs well smaller body could do IT, tho question
OF taxes worthy Of thought for the ut
least. We must pay our debt and keep down expenses
10 do IT, The expenses OF Congress already frigu,
and they will more than keep pace with Congress com.
posed Of 800 members have wondered that has
called attention to the subject through THE TRIBUNE.
VIII pease do and ask the people TO think Of IT,
aud discuss IT, We want more members OF Congress
10 larger expenses nj present Yours, ECOSONY
Detroit Jan 4, 1870.
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VIRGINIA.

PREPARATIONS FOR CELEBRATING THE ADNIs-
SION OF THE STATE.
RICHMOND, Jan. 19.-The representatives of
Che Republican and Conservative parties, have united in
preparations for public demonstration the day Of
ihe admission Of the State. Joint Committee applied
70 the Washington authorities for the loan OF cannon
FOR firing salues and the application has been granted
Gen Candy to-day directed James c. Taylor, the AttOr
peyGenera 81 the State elected last summer 10 assume
the duties Of that Office his disabilities having been
.zIuyel Y Congress.
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/, State Workincmen's AS
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Mr.. William James, an Englshman, about 80
years DID, painter by trade, residing at Harlem
and formerly Of White Plains, while endeavorng to
jump on the 70 o'clock White Plains train the Harlem
Railroad yesterday morning, fell between the platforms
Of the the wheels of of which passed over
his thigh almost seyerng from his body He car
red the depot, when Dr. Schmd pronounced his in.
iu IA aI
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IOWA.

EHE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT RATIFIED BY THE
STANDARDIZATION OF L. 5. SENATORS.
CHICAGO Jan. 19.-The Iowa Senate ratified
the Fifteenth Amendment to-day by vote Of - to The
House will vote upon the question tomorrow.
Both branches OF the Iowa Legislature, in Joint con-
vention this afternoon, ratified the nomination OF the
Hon George Wright L s. Senator for the long term
and ] B. Howell editor Of The 6e0kuE Gate city, for the
short term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-20
am MA1NL FAHMERs, CONVENTION.

LEWISTON, Ne, Jan. 19.-rhe Farmers. Con-
yeution under the auspices Of the Maine Board OF A
culture met to-day in this city The forenoon was ocou
MED In "A discussion on the organization Of Agricultural
borrties la the afternoon tho Maine ftnto AEtCW-
turaI society held is annual meeting nhd eletlcu 'o
Hon Seth scanmOn al WUsibrOOk President .. L.
Ioardman Of Augusta, Secretary; aud william T. MoiI'
Of POrtDud Treasurer IN The evening tho Hon SIMON
Brown Of Massachusetts delivered lecture Oh rai
Iugrs' Cuba"