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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-09

FATAL SHOOTING AFFAIR.-Gcorgc Nor
'''w. Il drayman employed by Washington
\ Herbert, was shot and mortally wounded
~ the har-room at Carlin' SSprings last night
hN Edward .layinS. Il farmer Of Fairfax coun-
y. The parties had gone to the springs on
an excursions given by the Virginia Socials,
= club of Young men living in the neighbour
hood. The wounded man was put on the
train and started for this city at once, but
died before he reached here. Jarvlns, who
came to the city last night and gave himself
up To the sheriff, WAS examined before JUS
tlrc samuel Beach at the Jail this morning,
aud was released upon security in the sum
"i 81, GU0for his appearance at the July term
81 the county court TO answer the charge
{" shooting. Both parties were young men
but bad falnilics.--Aicxuntirld Gazette.
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The Reported Loss Of the Steamship
DaCia.

NEW YORK, June S.--The reported loss
of the steamship Dacia is false. The Mail,
however, prints Il telegram from London
announcing her loss between the Bcrmudas
and Panama, with three saved and fifty
seven lost.
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" IiRG,INIA. H TEL.

..,.a .@4t SrAUNToS, VA, June 1, 1870. III
The travelling public may rely on iudidg at this
house STRICTLY FIRST-CLaSS ACCOMMO.,
DATIONS In all its departments. AZ, sIf 4,
Staunton, being mountain city, In the
mineral springs region, has itaelf always beena
favorte summer resort and the VIRGINIA. the
leading hotel. "a ,..F} s,yss.s., ~,
Summer board upon reasonable terms. Core
spondcnce Invited. HL.'t& '1tt.t 80
Omnibus to and from depot free. 49, q. tisL..
l. N FRAzIER d SALE, Itya,<
Qate OF Rockbrldge Alum Springs. :, IS.
my Stu, ThHS2w PROJECTORS.
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years, The prisoner, when The, verdict 81
the jury was announced, 8 said 81 You have
convicted the wrong 1nan, p and mentioned
the name OF one of his former companions
IN this city as that OF the really guilty party.
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DEATH OF COLONEL BOGLE.-Wc regret to
harm that Colonel ii. K. Boyle, sheriff OF
lIZcwcIl county. who WAS shot on Friday
Lrt hy Reese LuStcr while i'll the discharge
1" hj> Official duty, died OF Saturday lnorn-
IN. from the effect of his wound.
i.ustrr, rs heretofore stated. made his
,.capc after the shooting. and had not been
captured ut lust accouHts, The feeling
a-ainst him in the nctghborhoud of the
murder i said 80 ic intense. and should he
Zee taken it is not improbable he viii be
-ttlnmArily dealt with.-Lynchb"TJ Ac,cS.
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MARINE Intelligence,

FORTRESS MONROE, June s.-fassed ID
for BALTIMORE: Barks Atlantic anu Asefoen'
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FcuND DEAD.-Onc of the party of foreign
migrants who passed through this city II
few days ago was found dead when the train
arrived at Bristol. His body WAS buried
There. He Was ii drinking man.-Ly,sch-
TIARA JGpcTS,
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Second DISn1tch.

New YORK, June S.-Thc Chemical Bank
has $50 900 of ZeitZ's forged checks, and
McsSrs. Frank & Cans have Sl2,00
Bishop Simpson sailed for Europe to-day
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Failure of a Tobacco.Dea1er.

New YORK, June SC. f. Zeitz, an ex-
tensiye tobacco-dealer, has failed and dis
appeared, having passed forged checks and
swindled other tobacco firms to the extent
of 500. 900.
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SPRINGS:

w ~ ss.ssssStSs e ss-Et bATH N0URTYerHA.
This celebrated watering place win be open On
the iss or June FOR the reception Of visitors. 1r
scenery is grand aud beautiful /; hecllnate De-
These waters have been known andscelebr&ssdA Ox
tier curative vi. tues FOR nearly century I. sE
d Beard: Per day, ss.7s; week SiT5e month,S
Route By railroad to the MtIlhoro' depot oath
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, thence BY stage
fifteen miles to Warm SPRINGS. S. s+st 7
For circulars containing full account OF. tbesct
waters write to u st w. H. McDANNALDs5qs
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SULPHUR AND
SANI SULFHUH AMI -.7.17I 80 aFffi1f W.T.
- IODINE sPRrNGg
MONROE COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA, I; Fl.
Twenty-four miles south or Greenbrier Wise
fstt < Sulphur SPRINGS. ,fsJ, ssFs.,.s.-Eg =,

a.. al - sulphur Spfinge. ,flt ..g,,ltst.t -
This popular and beautiful summer resort wiz
JUNE. - Ia lt{s,91.-Ffe 49, g-ifs. !
TERMS Fer day, o.; per week, si7.se; and fos
FAMILIES an g. parties Ismalnii1g longer than s
dren under twelve years Of age, half.prire.
A good BILLIARD SALOON and BOWLING
ALLEY free OF charge tn visitors, 20 1sf3 !.
A fine BAND OF MUSIC Will be ip attendance.
! HOT AND GOLD SULPHUR BATHS. tlssf5Pl
daily communication with the surrounding
Spriags, Pamphlets, with analysis Of the Springs
and full particulars, furnished upon application;
and we have tho pleasure OF announclsg DE-. %
EDGAR CHAN CELLOR, University OF Viyedaia,
the advantages of healthful climate, valuable,
mineral waters, excellent fare. and, last but noe
least, most REASONABLE Charles 4gss q
q. j. PEYTON d BROTHER, &t
Projectors. Nj
c. j. PEYTON, ,TItis3 Efif5
THOMAS j. PEYTOS. 4 ~ lie a-eO{flnn 81,
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Ten YEARS IN THE PgEIrENTIARY.--The
trial of Henry Church for AN outrage com
mittcd last fall upon little girl named Jo-
-cphine Brown, near Hunting creek, just
outside Of the corporate limits OF this city,
came on at the June term of the circuit
court OF Falrfax county Yesterday, Judge
Keith presiding, and resulted iii sentence
Of confinement in the penitentiary for ten
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SALE or ALBEMARLE LANDs.-By David
y. NJ. Djcges, Land agent at Gordonsvilc,
Va. : 52I acres Page Brook near Gotham
depot, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, be-
longing TO Major Thomas j. Randolph, Jr.,
OF said county, to Dir. John c. Henkei, of
Shenandoah county, Va. Price paid, SlO,-
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prrrTY Sheriff SHoT.--H. r. Boyle,
deputy sheriff Of Tazewcll county, was
hot and dangerously wounded by MIR.
Err>c Lustcr, Of the same county, last
saturday evening whilst in the discharge Of
his official duties. The shooting took place
Hrr IaZcWcll Courtlou>c. Boyle held IN
execution against Lil>tcr, under which he
had levied on some Of his cattle und WAS
taking them from his farm TO the Court
hou>c. LuStcr, a$ccrtnining this fact, pur-
>urt aud overlook him, when difficulty
rn-u"d. and Boyle was shot. The ball en-
tered the left side and pasSin" entirely
through the body came out on the right
side. our informant left the scene Of the
shooting about three hours after it occur
,rd. and the wound was then pronounced
t. lc mortal. Bn:sie is said TO have been an
Efficient officer and highly respected. Oh
ia" other party we know nothing. Tie
lnJ,!c his escape to the mountains, but was
wing hotly purSued.-LHnCh6ny Ntars.
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MAYOR or ALExASDRIA.--Mr. Hugh Lid
than, who was elected Mayor at the recent
municipal election, has notified Mayor
H"rkIcy that he will sue him for damages if
hc does not vucatc the Mayors office on the
III 81 July. MIR. Bcrklcy was the Radical
candidate in opposition to Mr.. Latham, and
contests the latter's election i'll the courts.
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TERRIFIC STORM.-We learn from gen
lIcman who came down from Liberty on
yesterday morning that the most terrific
thunder and rain-storm ever seen III that
-ection ragcd on Monday night for several
hours. The lightning was so vivid and liz
-rcss,rnl that the night seemed turned into
iUIid day, and the crashes Of thunder were
appalling. our informant had not heard oil
ANY loss Of life or property as the result OF
'hc storm. Between Liberty and Lowry's
crossing not less than twenty telegraph
poles were struck by lightning, and some of
Them splinteredto the ground.-LyrschGurg
RCpUbltcGR
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Ihc Relief Conventional Delegates
Credentials Called For.
10 Edlt0r$ Of the .DISpatCh:

q. IN. Editors Of the Dispatch:
',rntlcmcn,-l sec IN your issue of the 4th
H,tlnt a report Of the proceedings of the
EcAcG Convention which assembled in your
lily the day before. In that report the name
ri John H. Wartman, Esq, appears rs Il
r. prc>cntatiye-to Judge from the tenor of
At> rvmarkS-from The counties of Rocking
lam. Shenandoah, and Augusta.
write simply To ask you what primary
,4y,fjug in any of the counties mentioned
ut him 10 reflect lis views in that State
noly. Your extensive correspondence
throughout the state, together with other
goat facilities for obtaining news, will, |
h"pc. enable YOU to give the desired infor-
HaItluu.
You report him rs saying that Nine out
i ton persons are in favor of speedy relief"
Vow. so far rs am able TO learn, the con-
'ruy WoUlG bc nearer the truth, and quite
. handsome majority. | think. could be
ln',ud to tavor the immediate payment of
III honest debts without the Intervention Of
Say law, or any other law to prevent this
',nll>un,mation 50 dcvoutiy to he wished; y
1T I'll events, hy \ majority of the honest yco-
maHry VI ROCKINGHAM.
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CONTEMPORARIES.

ICE. -.-..---
ICE! ICE I'VE are prepared to furnish
4 ICE In large or small quantities. speclal 1T
tentinn maid t5 pack Ing for country uSe. ORDERS
solicited and promptly attended 70:
A. IT. BURR Il CO.,
Ice-House on the dock,
nv 2l-lm near Seventeenth street.
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! SUf1fEisi 4 81
|0eEAN VIEW HOTEL. e = !.

Is open Tor visitors. For hcathfalnRss, good
living &c, It is unsurpassed Id the nnouataifik.
TERMS % per day. ste per weck, 30 per iH0fths'
price. Deductions for parties spending tho snua.
mer. 1 Tte6-3mf A. K.YAEGEY H.
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Foreign Markets [BY TELEGRAPH].

GALVESTON, June Section dull and lower
good ordinary, 74@1l7ic.; sales, 2l0 bales; r
ccipts, 27O bales stock, q, Sos bales.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-31
VOL. Xviii TTagpo


The long agony Is over. The 10Th
Amendment is n part Of the Constitution
Of the United States. Under 1t near mil.
lion colored men arc invested with the
same political rights rs have always
been enjoyed by tho whites. In other
words, tho discrimination that, was
made against them from the foundation d
Government has been wiped out, md for
the first timGwc have republic illustrat-
ing and practising the Declaration which
breathed into 1t the first breath Of life.
The ratification having been promul.
gated by Secretary FISH, tho President
very appropriately makes It the subject Of
a special message to Congress. He makes
q suggestion that Is most wise and timely,
that The welfare Of tho country under uni.
vcrsal suffrage depends on the general
education sot the, people, and he, gives
good advice to both races. es!,.1ii'
This Crowning cOnsummation makes
the negro political citizen, and in doing
so makes him a man oven in the esteem Of
the Democratic party. There areno more
"niggcrs" in the country now. Hence
forth they arc our colorcd fellow.citizcns,
whose political and religious welfare be-
comes at once matter Of profound sOlIci-
ttld6 to Democratic editors / "a +
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IT IS proposed to postpone tho San Do
mingo treaty sixty days, to give the Pres
ident an opportunity to send to the Island
a commission Of eminent ciazms; with o
small committee Of Congress, to make
thorough examination of the whole sub
ject of the dcsirability of tho purchase,
but more particularly in rtEbrencC to the
desires Of tho people Of SIN Domingo rs
regards annexation, and to learn the
amount of money involved, and tho exact
amount Of debt which the Unitotl7 States
will be required to assume-thc commits
sloners to 90 in a Government vessel, and
return In time to make a report to the
present session of Congress. Tho best
kind Of postponement would bean indetl-
mite pOstponemCnt Of the whole matter.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND,

kyg |ttIV f3NNAAFTpS'j .lbb-gI
! 4 va " LONDON, MAtch So
%. The Times to-day edltOrially comments
on the naval policy Of tho First Lord Of
Admiralty. The Times regrets Ills reluct-
ance to reduce the naval estimates, rs.
cribcs 1t to the chronic error that Eng.
llhd . responsible for the police ef tlic
pef1iREss aFiEs 4St ss$s ASJaRuye / I3re.
pairing IN expedition which will include q
steel battery, with one thousand men, to
rcprsSs thereyolt inthe Red River coun-
try.
a steamer service between Liverpool
and Prince Edward Island is organizing
here.
Tennessee and Georgia Railroad bonds
were introduced on the market here to.
day. ''''5' .sS' 10" - t''t4"sg'' e .
Mr. Ashhlry, Of the American yacht
Cambria, writes 10 tho Times, today, on
tho sub ject Of tho contemplated yacht
race. He says Of the six courses offered
to Mr.. Douglass, assuming the Sappho to
beMithini ten per cent. Of the Cambrie's
size, New York measurement, Mr., Doug
lass accepts that calling for three heats
dead to windward and back, in the chan
mel, without any allowances. uG also sc.
lGcts the 1st Of May, or thereNbOuts rs the
timO for the race.
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Army OF the Potomac Reunion.
n NEW YoRK. March S0

General John II. NIartiudalc has 40,
cepted an invitation to deliver an Grafton
before TIC Society Of tho Army Of the,Po.
i XpriI. Letters kSva Been FGtdiTed by tGc
Corresponding Secretary oI the Society
from tile President, Secretary BelknAp and
General Sherman, announcing their ac'
ceptance Of the invitation TO be present at,
the reunion and banquetsin PhDadClphill
and take part In the exercises. The So
cicty will meet in the Academy of Music
at i O'Clock, and the banquet at 8 o'clock
in the evening, at the Continental Hotel.
Members OF the Society attending the re-
union will, upon proper identification, re.
Ccivc transportation ut half the usual rates
upon almost all OF the Nothetn iand
Western roads.
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Meeting at Chicago to Pay HOnorS to
Gen. ThOihas. ..'., & :,
CuICAOO, March 80.

..
A meeting Of tho officers and soldiers Of
the Army Of the Cumberland, and Others,
wOs held at the Sherman House to-day, to
take action with reference 10 tho death Of
Gen. Thomas. Several hundred came to.
gcther to respond 10 tho call, most Of
whom had served with tho gallant vGtcr.
an. Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan was chosen
chairman. A committee was appointed
for tho purpose Of reporting briefly reso.
lutions, which we're adopted. Gen. sherI'
dan said he presumed the remains Of Gen.
Thomas would pass through this city,
the way East, and q committee, GCn.
Sheridan at tho head, was appointed to
prepare to do them honor. Should such
be tho fact, the committee will proceed to
Omaha 10 meet the remains when they
arrive there, and escort them to. this city.
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Commercial and Financial.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
OVEIoE OF DAnT lHTELLIGESCTH,
(sHnVranA~ MoerI, u 1S4I1

| n u OVTloE or DAnT lATELLIGESCTR, [
| .Ir.r g., WBpNEsnAr, March 80, 1870. +
ThCwsstcrn grain markets having StiGpngd up
somewhat within the last few days, GOur IS more
active and aEnnrr. ...r..-r. d. u
| ilNIT1ns- Market caAiery and prices unchanged.
We continue 70 quote Gt 8 90.
DUrTER.-Tlitrc ID good demand for prime and
choice al 45c; common dull
BEANs-$9 2J62 30 per bushCl. G
Bao0Ts-$S GG5S 90 2 dozen. !"
CHEEsE-Steady at lie for Western Reserve
and ISc for Goshen. ,.!l.aila,
CARBON OII-Delnaud continues light, while
prices arc unchanged; standard brands IN loO'
bIug way. 2SES&9c and no charge for package.
CINDiEs-Star ls120c, city mould lS4c; ~
CoFYEE-Rlo 260Sac for Alr TO prime; EXC ior
choice and fAncy. i'.,s = ~. ~ -
| Z DmED FRUTT.There EnGimproYementt 70 nota
n the demand thS sGasOn y p9S SS
mahH. Dried Applcs-No salcs. Pe2chcs-At
TTGSXc for quarters and X@l0Hc for halves.
RoGs-DCmund faIr, aRd prtc"s arc maintain
cd: lsc. f.-A M
for small lots, in retail Gayi! g'.'
FLouR-Thc market u u shade stronger, but
there Ia not much Improvement, while prices 70.
main unchnngra. We Continue TO quote mncy
at So 9S@B %; led wheat fAmily Is 9S8sSO' Rye
GIA1S,-Tho Grain market Is stronger, the
feeling being pretty general that tho bottom has
been reached, and the demand has improved con-
sIdarnbly, though ~ yet buyers do not caro- 10
take hold At an advance. We continue, TO Quoto
Wheat at 81 90fDl 25 for white and n o. for red.
Corn-Flfm and atvanced't0 Csc. Rye-10c, OaLS
Firm and unchanged ct a0es Bar'Ey-")c for
pGr pGLSss%FIrst s : quality sxld 81; loxis. q 50:
second quality SxlO. 81 0 IOx19, % 30 Z box OF
50 feet. Discount 70 per cent, j . . !ylq
nITtSulSt; prime baled is still quoted at tIS.
Loose $i6bl9 90. - ~ Ir.IFal',il
LARD Our1Exta winter strained, 81 81 per
gallon.
.OYIoNs-$9 OOa2 80 Q bus, as TO quality.
PoTArUESA6f650c, and 60c nom store:
. PRovtHI0Ss-MaFkOt firm with good demand.
We quote Ness Pork at $e8 co. Plain hams l0H
ore; breakfast bacon 17b @l8c; clear sides l6hE
shoulders llS@lsc. LArd-l6Nct ~ sieFccs; l'1
PouLrRT- Dressed turkeys 1sc; chickens IL.
Rios Cotton, DC per pound.
SHRDS-CloVeF SeGl-Is unchanged and may DC
quoted at 80 co. Timothy sccd-$5 Is. Flax
sTRGrs- -BaltlmOrp COsssc; New York 7HSsOG
Sc T 4nsNSeS ne Orleans 1SX@lSYt; Porto Rico
1iX6biSc; Cuba 1I1f112Ko; Crushed 14C; A Cor
fee i8kc; Coffee 1856! Coffee l9ke.
6ASSs' giiT fi'''N NNGGtT IiI fITI'l i'F'.t Ha
'STGRru-7ABc: MRlzena I90l4e.
SHQR AND LEAD-7fBar Lead l9c Z D.; shot $Ss'
s4sSr-Dalry SASi 81 Is: Ohio Rivers 20; MuSkln.
:, inHnTS6c; do. In boxes Of six dozen D SS.
TonAcco- Manufactured unchanged Navy GS
S59e. dark 'IOs and ArS 6SS79c; bright los and ~
'1SSSt 'T1STSGs-Gunpowdsr 81 SOSl 10; Young lIyson
81 8lSbi 10. 'blnCk Sii.l 10, .
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Cincinnati Market.

FLouR-FIrui; flmIly At S5 1905 IS.
GRAIN--Wheat-Ip good demand u 81 109l 70,
|olTcrIngBlIght. COEH-Flm wElh active demand
at T6GtS9c, Tho latter extreme rate. OatS-Firm
at 6S3S7C Rye e90c and arm. DarlOy-FIrm
w!Fo ss q ssiss o4I soals co.
and 10 boxes Ohio seed leaf at Is SS618SO re.
cslpts light.
WnnKY-Quiet but steady Gtp9fb94c,
Provisions Outlet and unchanged. Mess
Port1-H Hold st $9L Bulk Neats4 Z, l2{{ 4 1SA
and 14X6, iBdc0n.-At II, 16H Gnh lbsfa. but no
sales mRd9 Of note, and those hAylpR prdera oher
Hc loss. Sugar ctirsd hams At I19iSe with talF
LARD-Dqll; steam at l4Hal4Xc; kOttlO at iSc
B BuTTSR-searee and wanted at saSTe
R0os-Stoady at 10. .r. r-+F
CHEEBE-Dpll at l6ftl6c,
SEEDs-ClOyer Seed-Adyanced TO i66l6Xc,
TImothy-HcFy scarce and advanced IN 80 00
Flax SOed-Dnll at 81 co..
0OLp-1iiS buytAg. Hu. .ET.t. In .
ExcuAN0E-PaF buying. -..
MONET-AAFket easy at S0l0 per cent
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TIIE FUNDING Gi1III.5
Tho National Bank Delegation Bee
fore tho Ways and Means
~ Committee. m
WAsn1NnrnN NIarrl

.H..a' ...'H H W ASutNNlVEN1 -tAht1ASp'
Tho matutGd opposition Of tue National
banking interest 10 tho Funding bill pre-
BontCd Itself today in tho shapaot a dele
cation representing nearly every city In
Tic country. Tho Boston and New York
bank presidents, however, did most OF the
talking while the delegation were bdore
the Ways and Means Committee. The
West was represented BY Joseph Mcdill,
John Y. Scammon, and Edward Tinklan,
Of Chicago, and CronOnbald, Of ST. Louis;
Tho statements made by Mr.. Coleman, Of
Troy, seemed TO cover tho ground Of op'
position. He alluded for the delegation,
inst, to tho service Of the banks during
the war; to the Government In pur.
chasing the lattGr's bonds, and then
to the taxes imposed by the Govern.
ment and Stale, and municipal author.
itics-the latter on the shareholders,
until taxation had been doubled since
Il was first imposed; and now, said he,
wO have this funding bill which com.
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TnE Missouri delegation in Congress
arc divided on tho proposition made by
the MISSOURI Legislature to enltanchisc all
who aro disiranclised in that State.
Schurz, Flnkelburg and Dyerarc for It
and Drake, Aspcr md Van Horn against
It, with Benjamin nUn,committAl.- WASH
iaOtOn kltgrdm.ni n
Now, how stands tic West Virginia
delegation in Congress on tho same propo-
stion In this StateP Z pa a.. ~
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baltimore Market.
.|-a BALTINoRE, March 30

PIOur-Noso active and unchanged.
GRATN-Wheat-Firm; Pennsylvania at 81 98q
iow Al 09ao9c, Oats-Qulct At 65iS5Ge. Rye
<SSS <pSSvTsIoSSEMeGd POrk-FIrm Rt S37&28 30
Baeon.Pirm: Fib sides at I5c; clear sides l5e
ShnnidefS l9c; hams 19f.20c.
IHRp-Firn at 1Sk0I6c
WTNEY-Flrm,
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Great Indian Raid in Texas.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 80.

Of IUUI5I NIU'I lIAICI VW'
A special from SpFingdeld,I No, to the
Republican, says, We have Just received nd.
ivccs from Gainesville, Texas, dated March
8, Of an extensive raid Of the CommanchC
Indians Over bFtyI &milie9 have been
hiasSdcEced insy@Ast6rh Texas. II Is re.
ported also, TINT several hundred horses
were captured, and several houses burned.
1t is believed that the commander at Fort
sill, II disposed, could have prevented part
II not all the mussacres. Over seventy Of
the horses, arc reported near there in pos
session Of tho Pennsylvania Quaker tribO.
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Chicago Market.

,.,,,, ,,. CHICAGO MaTch ".
4, sRtouR&stsady at g 5OaA Is for tprlng eztraS
GRAIN-W -Wheat-Stcady and unchanged; clos
ing at T5Xc for No. 2; this afternoon market
Irregular; closing firm at 75k616Kc C cash and
selleE April; 9QXc bid; Sic asked EelleT May
Corn.Fith aHd Gxrited; Closing at T6e for No. =
ana Ta07Se fdt no grade; this afternoon market
arm at 76Xc for No, and new: I3H &c for no grade
OAtS-A6Tc higher; closing at S80S9kc for No
3. Rye-Scarce; closing 1rm at GSkc for No. 3
BArley-Dull and nominal.
CATTLE-QuIet at $S35 20 for light butchers
$66B 25 for fair 10 medium; 50 6oG7 20 for good
HoSS9in good shipping demand At g $50 o.
for fair TO medium; 500 IS for good to extra