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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-14

OEfICE WEIEhN hhuNACAA
WARREN OHIO, September Is, 1S5O. J
BEANS-s2.O per bushel.
FIOUR-s6,W TO 5000
HAY-sl09sl2.
OATS-0c.
CORN-So5c.
DRIED APPLES-5c.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll &c.
TALLOW-Se
CHEESE-Factory l0c.
EGGS-l5c.
LARD-County rendered, Ice.
POTATOES@0c.
WOOI-8642c.
FLAX SEEDS2O
HIDEs-Green, 7G9e; calf skins l29l4e
pelts 50G75c.
WOODEStove length. S2O0G2@ per cord.
do Three-feet, 8.009&O per cord.
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The Fall Term ofthis Institute viii com.
mence on Monday Sept 5th. IermlEFuL
course SIS per wear including use Of fnstru'
ment. one study SIC term, Including use o
instrument
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The War In Europe

Hasnot increased the price Of stoves and
PlOws which are cheaper than ever, at
GEO. BALDWIN cos
Einsman, O., Sept. 7-2t.
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Hoop Skirts.

At the Union Telegraph Once, to carry
messages and learn operating. Apply soon.
Sept. II, 1870.
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Doba,s MusiealInstitute,

Beaver Valley Coal.
! z For BiAeksmithsna justrecsiyedb By
Aug. "a, 1870. DARLING & GLIDER
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Accidents!

Insure agninst accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn
Cash Assets one million dollars. apply 70
Ohio. IoeL z-tL
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True success results from true merit
Halrs Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover is
PLACED before the public, resting solely on
uuGnb1R
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re Smiih,s

During the Fair.
Best OF Soda Water can be found at ALI
sons Drug Store.
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At AIlisOn's

Drug Store on Main ST. can be found any
thing kept IN a Drug Store in Warren, and
at as low a price. .... .
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At HaIfPriee,

II you would like to buy a Linen Hand
kerchief or pair OF Hose, for half b usu-
al price, go to the Warren Dry Goods Store.
Sent, film.
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RnriaI Rnhes
CihBakerY.

burial ROBES
OF all styles, materials n patterns, from
plain to very nice, at
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AuKInds Of Sewing

Just Received
A lsrgestoek OF Crockeryt at
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Be
Said a wise say, whenhet told Chris. COlum-
bus on his arrival in this country, 70 buy
his Boots and Shoes Of McLAIN.
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TulIe for Bridal Wells.

And every variety Of head and hair orna
ments, az Misses Forman's.
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Pure Live Geese Feathers.
Just received at
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Dinner at dc Fair GROUNDS.

Oysters Oysters!
Maltby's Baltimore Oysters, By the case
Can or Dish, at
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Go to Henry Waldeek's
For your me French and American can
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II. &. Smiths
Best Paint Brushes. large lot just received
at Hapgood & STATIONS. We are also Head
quarters for TEA.
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Buy Your Hoop Skirts,
Corsets, &C., at the factory. Kings block,
Main St., Warren, o. Mrs Il l.
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The new style Of Photographs, called shad-
ow pictures or RembrAndts, you can get
them takena at BROOKS 4 Potters, don't be-
leve when told at other rooms, they are
not made in for such Is not the case,
and you will be convinced by calling AT the
SGr Gallery, east side Main st.
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ChignOns,

The latest and the best, can always be had
at the Misses Forman's, National Bank
Block. ISept. 14-2t.
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Sash Ribbons
In all cOlors and widths, at
GUNLEFTNGER &BR0S.
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Pleasant Dreams !

Areinducedb by those superb Wool Gtresses,
and profitable reflection by the cary Chairs,
! Sofas, n Lounges, sold BY
TRUESDELL TOWNSEND.
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Misses FOrman
Lovely ShaWIs.

Are daily receiving fall goods, Flowers,
Ribbons. Sashes. etc, most beautiful.
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City Bakery.
Fresh crackers daily 10 cents per. pound.
Two doors south OF McLain's Bank, Main5t
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That barrel Of drinking water will be in
running order through the days OF kairi
IN mont OF our Market St. Drug StOre,-HaP'
good & Stratton, and the white keg Is still
full blastin mont part Of store. 81
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Go to Pew & Bros
To get Fruit Jars and Sealing Wax.
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FaIly Prepared

Fully Prepared
New Over Goats.
New Frocks and Vests.
New Beaver Suits.
New Melton suits.
New Cas- Suits.
New Cut French Sack.
New silk Hats.
New Stock, Hats and Caps.
New everything in our line.
One price. Not undersold.
No Misrepresentation
ADAMS & Co, Agents.
White and Fancy Shirts.
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All ANUS OA OohAA6
And Knitting Machines repaired, and q
few second hand Machines for sale SSeap,
AZ ~
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LuEIlsSS
Iron Beam PloWs are all warranted, and
all Weask Is for farmers 70 try them and be
convinced. KIRK CHRlSI1.
August Il $50.
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Awarded 20 II. Waldeck, Of the City Ba-
kerry for wheat bread. Plenty more OF the
same sort, fresh daily, two doors south OF
McLain's Bank, main street,
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IL Ynn Want 7

Babbitt's Best Soap
Anda FdTmsrS' MoAlhH for 10 cents, at
Z II. ALLISON'S.
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RaItimnre nr.fAr Denot.
HaehfnaI

Parties wishing Oysters, can depend on a
nood article. no boSus-and as cheap as can
Be mad in the city, at JAS. McCONNELLiS.
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me PIaea to By Your Druas

COAL, COAL.
A T $3.50 per ton. The undersigned
~ having opened . new Coal Bank one-
6aIf mile south Of Ohlton, Is now prepared
70 furnish good coal athts mlneatthe above
Dec. j, 1sss-lyr
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w III LNbA4 0tlAO
at JAS McCONNELL'S.
Oysters! OyStersl
By the Case, Can or Dish, at
JAS McC0NNELLS.
New Books.
Lady Audely's Secret,
Moods, by Miss AlcOt.
Prue
Stepping HeaTen-Eadd.
Aurora Floyd,
Never too Late 70 Mend,
White Lies,
Man and Wife, by wlIkie Collins,
MOOrestOne DO do
Woman in White do do
Luck Of Roaring Camp,
TheStory Of q Bad Boy.
The Two Marriages =
John Halifax,
Adam Bede,
Felix Holt,
Yesterday, to-day and Forever.
Just rec'dat AHAMS o store.
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Farmers % al
You can now ind q larga stock Of those
Curtiss Iron Beam PloWs, at ..
Aug. IL. KIRK & CHRISTY'S.
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Go to the City Bakery
For your fresh homemade Bread, Pies,
/ Rusks, Buns, and all kinds OF cakes.
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Buckeye Grain Drills.
These nice Drills have ome Call and see
them al KIRK & CHRISTY1S.
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with good Ice Cream by leaving their or
ders at Henry Waldeck's, Main ST
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PronuneiamentO

HeU1t- All these fhlnEs
Can be got at Kings
New Block near Mahoning DepOt,-Bureaus,
Bedsteads, Mirrors, Sofas, Spring Chairs. Ia
bles, Stands, Mattresses, Rockers, VIA
NOtS Ironing Tablesthat open q ahef, &C.
ne has severaT broken sets Of Cane-seat
Chairs, to be sold cheap-a ga-lortOus oppor-
tunity 10 git out g chamber Ornn up adilap-
idated set FIRST come inst served at
49, ". B. KINGS.
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I. Curtiss'

Large Quantities
OF Fruit Jars. at
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The Ladies ID ~
Can find the Peerless Fluting Machine,
Fluting Scissors, Pinktng Irons, Curling
n. B. TYLER1a
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Families Supplied

With Rabbits best Soap by the boz,
less than Cleveland prices. Market st. Dru
Store.
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TIL the fall and winter styles revolution
iZe womens head-gear, q present stock or
goods will be sold 1t reduced prices Our
worlds pledged and Il shah be done Fur
thsrmore- We are payfng special attention
70 Sashes. Stamping done % order, nkeWlSe
At Mrs.. POTTER co.'s
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See A. E. Andrews & Sons
New advertisement on second page ofthis
paper.
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SfoKes

stoves
We are now receiving a large amount Of
Stoves Of every description, for hlLtrade.
Aug. u. KIRK &CHRISTY,
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Hair Braids.
All the new styles, at
GUNLEFTNGER & BROS.
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Parties Furnished

lee Cream
ofaH havors at Henry waldeck's, Main st
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All Kinds Of First Glass
Sewing Machines, at n. B. TYLERS
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HencefOrthI

Knitting Machines
Lamb, Biekford, Hinkley, and American
at n. B. TYLER'S u Store.
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1st Premium

Headquarters
For Fruit Jars, at PEW BROS.
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So does the extreme low prices OF the new
fall stock att. GOLDSTEIN1SPopular Cloih-
ing House.
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Babbitt.-.HIs Best Soap.
Al HOYTS DRUG STORE,
No. Main street.
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Orsters! Oysters

Oysters In Every Style
% las McCONNEILS.
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THE MARKET REPORTS.
WHOLESALE MARKET.

OFFICE WESTERN RESERVE C-HRONICLEl
WARREN OHIO, September Is, 1870.
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Wabopiug DfTisiOn.-Mest.
49, ~ WAR'NiLev'big marx
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FANCY PANTS AND VESTS,
FANCY PANTS AND VESTS,
FANCY PANTS AND VESTS,
FANCY PANTS AND VESTS,
FANCY PANTS AND VESTS.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-26
Correspondence OF the Journal.l
LETTEK FROM ROCKPoRT.

RoCKPoRT, IND, April %. 1870.
Editors journal:
That preoarious parsonage yclepst
the clerk of the weather, has been
guilty of some very curious freaks Of
late. One week ago the mercury was
below freezing, with overcoats, gloves
and furs in demand. To day it is
seuenty eight in the shade. But this
is but a specimen of his doings for
months past. Is it not time the said
uncertain gent was superseded?
The fruit prospects are still pro-
nounced good, l believe, notWith-
standing the very cold weather re-
Gently. Our tobacco men are very
busy now buying, preparing the artl-
Gle for market, and shipping it This
business is constantly increa ing at
this point, aud is becoming a very im-
portant item in our growing trade.
Much of it is sold at auction on the
street, and the crowded wagons. the
red flag and the busy crier all pre-
sent quite an int resting scene.
Some twelve or fifteen of our prom
inent business men start tonight, Tor
Cincinnati, to attend the meeting to
be held there on next Wednesday, In
behalf of our Railroad. A thorough
canvass has been made along the line,
and about $1,000 600 have been raised,
and the people are still willing to
give more. It is expected that the
people Of Cincinnati will lend lib
eral, helping hand, and provide
means to pat the work under contract
early in the summer.
Health in these parts is much bet
ter than it has been during early
spring and winter. We had a good
deal Of sickness in March and sever
al fatal cases of spotted fever, and
very near a panic over it; but with
the sunshine aud bud aud blossom
has come better health.
The Collef Is moving on smoothly
with a foe attendance for the sum
mer term
Yours. occasionally,
.f.aH REVILO.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-26
CONBEXsED TELEGRAMs.

TUESDAY, April 20.
Gold closed in New York Saturday at
1881.
rhe steanash hip city OF Brooklyn. from
Europe, has arrived at New York.
The steamers Java and Idaho, have ar
rived at Queenstown.
A telegram reports Fechter, the actor,
seriously i'll at doston iI.-
DEL. p. Grant, an eminent physician
of Memphis, died yesterday morning.
The General Conference of the Method
list Episcopal Church, Soutb, meets in
Memphis, May 4th.
Tho Atlantlcs beat the Maryland base
rail- club at Philadelphis, yesterday 81
To 10.
The New York senate has passed bill
appropriating $500 600 TO build, for lease,
elevators at Buffalo and Oswego.
The health OF Recorder Haekett was still
i'm proving yesterday morning. and he Yves
confid entity ex pected to resums his seat in
the Mcfarland trial at IL o'clock.
+ Among the passengers by. the Nemesis,
from liverpool, are Rev. VIM. Arnott and
DR.. Blake, who departed from the Pres
byterian Church OF Scotland.
A collision between two schooners In
the Vicinity OF Baltimore. yesterday, oe-
| casioned an affray between the re- pecttve
/ crews, in which one man was killed. The
/ murderer was arrested
I
/ the Dubuque Herald, fell dead at his case
/ Yesterday. He had been q printer for 81
| wears, and set type on the first newspaper
/ published In Iowa
From a report read before the American
/ Colonization Society on Su nday night, IN
| New y crlx, IL appears that the society has
| received the sum of s., ISL ~ from all
sources, and has colonfzed In Liberia Is. .00e
persons. seg.t fr 4
Il Reports of disasters by the recent fresh
cts in the East, are still coming in. In
Grim County, New York. bridges facto
ries, mills, dams, and entire roads Wert
washed away. A man and a girl, fifte er
horses and twenty-eight head OF cattle
were drowned. and families had to fee fol
i their lives. -
= Charles Green, a Pennsylvania green
4 horn, has lodged a complaint before Jus
4 tice Shandlev, at Jefferson. Market POlic'
Court, New York, on Friday last, that h'
had been induced to enter a gambling
house. at No. SIS, Broadway, by John Nc
Cbrmick, who is understood to bo part
ner OF John Morrisey, in the ownership o
the banking establishment, and begutle.
| nj faro ont OF all the money he possessed
about "a O0O and asked for n warrant to ar
rest Mccormick for keeping a! gamblin
house, which was granted.
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the. consolidating of the statutes OF the
United States, being substitute ioT Lne
in the Courts OF the United States
to cases to. which state IS
party, or where the ezeca1lpa 8, y "a
OF the revenue laws of State. may pc
stayed by Judicial order or process. Inc
bill authorizing the settlement OF the ac-
counts OF ofncers of the army and navy,
The bill, to make the importation OF
immigrants under labor contracts unlaW-
Iul, was referred TO the I'M Sii
regulations for foreign ant coastlng trade
on The northern, northeastcrn ana noEln-
western frontiers, was passed. A large
ed. The Senate then adjourned
HousE.--A large number of bills were
introduced. including one to charter the
American Il Holland ocean cable COM
pay; granting bonds to numerous rail-
roads: to reduce taxation. providing that
on the 39th of June next there shall pc
reduction OF is per cent. on internal taxes,
and 10 per cent. on import duties, except
on spirits. aud on tobacco and cigars; that
no income FROM or derived after Dec. Slst,
1869, shall be taxable; and abolishing All
special licenses except on distillers, brew
ers and manufacturers of tobacco, snums
aud cigars. An JneRectual effort was
made 10 postpone indefinitely the tariff
bill, Various other resolutions and
bills went over. the House refusing 10
second the previous question. The mora
ing hour having expired, the question
came up as to mem bers absent on the call
of the House Friday night. Schenck
offered resolution hning all not yet ex-
cused ten dollars That excuses be al
lowed to be submitted. The previous ques.
tion was seconded-l09 to Y. Several
members proffered excuses, which were
accepted. Cullom moved TO suspend the
rules and adopt o resolution remltting all
fines. On count by the tellers the vote
was 10 TO 49,; but Dawes having called for
tn @ yeas and nays, the rules were not sus-
pended, two-thirds not voftnS In favor
thereof. Schenck gave notice that he
would daily, after the reading of the jour
nal, make a motion for n call of the House-
Logan, by unaDtmous consent, intro
duced a joint resolution appointing Gem
eral Giles A. Smith, General John K.
Smith and General Ely =. Parker COM
mission to procure an appropriate burial
place for the remains of Jno. A. Rawltns,
late Secretary OF War, and that the cost
OF the same be paid out OF the contingent
fund of the War Department.. Cox suR-
gested q modification to provide for the
erection of a suitable monume ent over the
grave. Logan modified the resolution ac-
cordingIy. Voorhees, remarked that the
remains of General Kewllns We're lying in
q public vault in cemetery OF Washing
ton. The Joint resolution, as modified,
was passed. The House went into Com
mite of the Whole on the Tariff bill, bat
without any i'm mportant action, the Com
mittee rose and the House adjourned.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-The Ways
and Means Committee have agreed to
some important amendments to the
funding bill, the purport of which is
unknown.
The Senate Committee on Military
Affairs have substantially agreed to
all the provisions of Wilson's bill,
excepting those relating to the pay of
officers. On this subject the Com.
mittee will probably recommend the
adoption of schedule of the House
bill. with certain notifications.
Major John Nj. Goodhana, unas-
signed, is detailed to execute the du.
ties of Indian Agent at the Yonkton
Agency, Dakota, to relieve Captain
w. j. Broach.
A special order has been issued
from the War Department. directing
the Fifty Seventh United States In
fantry, now in Virginia, and the
Fourteenth Infantry. now in Ken
lucky, to proceed with all possible
despatch, to Sioux City, Iowa, and re-
port thence to the General command
ing the Department of Dakota, for
assignment to duty.
/ hGAG
made to day: Commodore S. p. Lee.
to be Rear Admiral; Captain Enoch
G.. Parrott. to be Commodore; Com.
mander VIM. f, Spear, to be Captain
Lieutenant Commander, Edmund o
Matthews, to be Commander. Lieu
tenant John MeGowan, to be Lieu.
tenant Commander; Frank Burnett
to be Supervising Inspector of steam.
boats, Fourth District.
A bill to enforce the Fifteenth
Amendment, reported in the Senate,
provides that all citizens of the
United States or otherwise qualified
by law, shall be entitled and allowed
to vote at all elections, without dis
tincfion of race or color, or previous
condition of serVitude. Penalties o
fine and imprisonment are provided
for the failure of officials to allow tn,
opportunity to perform any necessary
prerequisites OF State or Territorial
laws. Persons deprived of any office
except that of members of Congress
or State Legislature, by reason of vic
lation of the foregoing provisions, ma,
recover possession through the u. S
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A MEETING was held at Greencastle
Junction, Putnam County, on Friday
night, and active steps were taken for
the erection Of glass works at that
point. The necessary amount of sub
scription was nearly secured. VIM.
Steele and Il. T. Keightley are most
prominent In the movement.
INDIANAPOLIS is enjoying new
sensation over the Glenn trial. 4 fell
low named CASTLE swears that one
Graves Hartman and a woman who
passed for his wife, who very much
resembled Mrs. Clem, came to the
Wertot Hotel, where he was board
ing, on the evening Of the murder
with his hand tied up. That he mad
a large roll of money, and left town
Immediately. That he was afterwards
traced to Iron Mountain, Missouri,
but was afterwards lost sight Of alto
gether. The story is very improba-
BILE. t' e@siti 81
On Geo. 7. Hays farm the boring
for coal has been pushed forward.
with the following results: At II
feet from the surface q feet Of block
coal, free from impurities, and of the
best quality. At 109 feet, after pass
ing through 9 feet of FIRE clay, shale
rock, aud black slate, 81 feet of block
coal. After going 157 feet the drill
was stopped in hydraulic cement rock,
which will soon be passed through.
when the lower formation Of coal will
be reached and examined Washing
ton Gazette.
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Courts. The u. S. District Court
shall have, exclusively Of State Courts,
cognizauce of all crimes and offenses
against the provisions of said act.
All officers of the United States are
required under penalty of 81, 900, to
institute and enforce the proceedings
Hereunder, and the President is au-
thorized to employ land aud naval
forces or militia to enforce its execu-
ion.
The War Department order for re-
moving the 18th and 18th regiments
of Infantry, from Virginia and Ken
tucky, and assigning them to duty Ia
the Department of Dakota, removes
all the troops now performing duty in
those States. The understanding is
that the move has something to do
with the condition of affairs in the
Red River country, and refers to the
neutrality Of American soil, during
the existing troubles. There are al
ready in the Department of Dakota,
three regiments of infantry and bat
TALON Of cavalry.
The Internal Revenue office, will
soon annex District Of Columbia and
West Virginia, to the District of Vir-
ginia, under Supervisor Presbury,
with headquarters at Washington.
Cows Morrill,. of Iowa, Butler, Of
Nebraska, and Fairchild, of Wiscon-
sin, had hearing before the House
Committee on Commerce, to-day.
They are urging Congress to give the
people free water channel between
the Mississippi River and Lake Mich
igan, via Fox and Wisconsin Rivers,
which will cause a reduction Of the
freight charges between the grain
growing and grain consuming States.
There is every possibility that the bill
pending will pass, owing to the strong
desire of the west.