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New Corps d'Armee Forming at
ChaIOns and Paris.
French West Of the MoselIe and
a Retreating.
The Prussians Strike tho Rail-
road Between Metz and
Nancy.

PAIUs, August 13.
) Valdromc, former Minister Of the Interi.
or, has enrolled himself as member OF
the Gardc National. 81
The Journal Q6Ictel publishes decree
naming Bazainc commander-inchiet OF
the 2G, Sd and 4th corps Of tho army Of
the Rhine, General Trochu commander Of
the corps now forming ut Chalons from
new lcvics, and General Finny command
er OF the corps now forming at Paris. e
BIE1z, August 13-GP. N.
/ A body ofthc enemy came near FrouHrd,
q station on the Paris and Strasburg rail-
road this morning. They were attacked
and driven off and their commander taken
prisoner. gg
LONDON, August 13.
Adviccs from ST. Avoid to Friday night
represent that the French army is west OF
the Moselle and still retrcating. The
Prussian cavalry had reached a Pont q
Mousson, about half way between Metz
and Nancy on the railroad. Part Of the
Prulssian army had invested Strasburg.
The Prussians as they advance capture
vast stores which have been abandoned by
the French. laI7'
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The French Abandon the Banks
of the MOseIIe. K.
Evacuation Of Metz
Certain.
TN THE HANDS OF
THE PRUSSTANS.

'4 '2 LONDON, Aug. ID.
Adyiccs from Metzs state that the French
army has withdrawn from tho west bank
OF the MoselIe.. McAIahon il at Tuol, 1S
miles west of Nancy. Tie evacuation Of
Metz IL considered certain. The Prus.
Sims count on starving ont the defenders
OF Strls6urg without recourse to bOm-
bardment.! 4 q
{ A dispatch from Nancy Ua Berlin, da'
ted Saturday night, says French battal-
im moving towards Metz was encounter.
ed IN tho morning on the railway near
,Pont IL Mousson, and retreated, leaving its
baggage trains in the hands Of the Prus.
Sims. The PruSsiNn cavalry destroyed q
portion Of the railway between FrOuard
and Paris cutting OFF the supplies and
forage for tho French troops sheltered lin.
der the glacics Of Metz.
BERLIN, August 19-Noon,
:, There is nothing new from the head,
quarters Of the army. Telegraphic com.
munication wNs interrupted yesterday he.
tween Paris and Nancy. Last night tho
authorities ut TuOl sent u dispatch u Paris
stating that Nancy was occupied by u
Prussian detachment. The news is con.
firned this morning.
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The Parkersburg II. r. Bond Fraud.
- MAsHrNGTnN. August II, j

The officers ol the Parkersburg Branch
Railroad have given public notice that
they have reason to believe that part Of
the papers purporting TO be certificates Of
ownership Of stock IN their company are
IorgcricS, and not taken from the regular
books Of the company, They request oil
persons holding certificates Of stock in
their company ID present them for exam.
inatiOnwithont delay. Tho Secretary OF
the company reports that none ofthC stock
certificates, signed III blank by the Presl'
dent, have been useE for other than tho
legitimate purposes Of the company. The
Ovcr-isSucs, 80 far as they were presented,
were found to bG furgeries OF the Prest.
dents signature, 10, have been cut from
other than the regular books Of the COM
,rIny, and to be numbered in duplicate rs
CrrOneously. 80 aayi n..a - y
The Treasurer, Mr.. Crawford, who is
charged with tho fraud, is reported to
lave len for parts unknown
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WILL Fcrguson's Code be issued during
the present century? Is there no punish
mcnt Tor this man for the devilmcnt lie Is
working, in keeping tho people in igno-
rance Of the laws? Berkeley Union.
The printer Inns been furnished "copy"
of the Index down to and including the
letter H. The last was received about
six weeks ago, and he has now been wait
ing nearly flYeweeks for more, Whether
any.mor will ever make It's appearance
1t is impossible for US TO say.
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Wheeling T. New Philadelphia Rail.
rOAd.
lIOPEDALE. HARRISON Co.,
August 1lth, 1870.
zbMo Hherling ZatdIiQmcsr:

10 LI0 WheeEHO IateliiQeHcer:
Please give notice through the columns
of your paper of a meeting to be held on
Wednesday, the 18th of August, at Hope
dale, in The interest Of q railroad project
cd from Wheeling to Hopelale. Thebusi'
NESS mcn Of the city Of Wheeling arG
cordially invited TO attend and lend their
aitl 10 this enterprise. This is the first
step in securing their lOng-wishel forcon
ncction with tic Northwest. Prominent
men are invited. The Hopcdalc cornet
band will be in attendance. Let all turn
out who can, and may it be the Inaugural
ton of u anunlbGr Of meetings that will re.
suit in the building Of u railroad TO the
lakes, that must inevitably make Wheel
ing be what she deserves and ia justly en-
titled to, one OF the foremost cities on tue
Ohio. The Northwest must have our
coal and We must have her lumber, and
the agricultural and manufacturing inter.
ests Of the route proposed bc greatly en-
hNnced. n.
BY order of the Committee.
-n A. B. PAUL, Secretary.
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Commercial and Financial.
Ba'imore Live Stock Market.
BA1rbtoRE August IT.

4, Baltimore, August II.
BEEF CATTLE-The frat part of the week the
market was quite active and strong, In AnticIpa.
ton Of \ short supply, and prices advanced tally
Z 10 &c per lb, the largest advance being on the
better grades Of cattle, Of which there WOro but
few on tho market Some Se3 head changed hands
yesterday afternoon, closing rather In favor Of
buyers. Tho market opened roFy tame this
morning, and In short time all tho advance
gained earlier In tho week was lost. Tho market
continued very sluggish, and closed with fGw
Of the offerings LEFT unSold. Some $50 head OF
tho arrivals WerC rcshippGd East without being
OhGrTd hero. Prices to-day ranged as follows:
Best becvGs at 81 6008 90; generally rated first
quality at s. 00b7 20: medium or good fair
duality $6 2568 Is: ordinary thin Steers, Oxen
and Cows, IS 5015 70: inferior and lowest grades
OF cattle, 81 2I64 Is; general average Of the
market to-day. 81 Is; extreme NngC of prices,
s. 95G1S 90. Most OF the sales were nom s. % 10
So IS per 100 lbs. OF the receipts 422 head came
from Ohio and T2a from West Virginia. Receipts
for tho week, 1,O29 head; sales, ,S07 head.
SnEEP-The receipts were large again this
tho market for that class Of stock iS very dull.
Good fat Sheep and open wool RtOckcrS arc In
demand. lambs arc plenty and dull. Prices to-
day ranged as follows: Fair to good ahoop 49oSC;
good to extra 6Gt5Kc p0r lb gross Stock Sheep
II T66D2 76per head. Lambs $204 90 per head.
receipts this week Z, 80 head, against 6,6N last
weak, and G,G98 same time last year. . ~
1l00B-ThCre has been a very fair supply dur
ing the past week. but with good demand prices
arD unchanged. Prices to-day ranged as follows:
Al $I2113 80 per 100 lbs net Receipts this week
4,76 head, against ,19l last week, and 049 head
same time last year. -'Hi "- s..
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Expulsion Of Germans
Demanded.
Address to the Army by the
New Minister.
PARIS, August IA.

PARIS, August IA.
The Journals unanimously demand tho
expulsion Of Germans from French soil
in consequence Of thediscovery of Prus-
sian spies. ...,
the troops, in which lie blumcs them for
firing too quick at Weissenburg. lcsays
they used more ammunition In ono day
than the Prllssians would in three. The
Marshal reminds tic soldiers that they
arc now on tho grand line Of defense from
ThlOnville TO Metz and Nancy, and they
must hold their ground. Back Of that Is
Tic line Of tho Meuse, then Champagne,
tllcn the Argouc, and then the line Of riv.
ors, illustrated by the campaign OF 1914; ;
and beyond aIl this is Paris, and behind
Paris Is all France, with 100000 Of
armed men 0nd 100000 OF treas
urc, The IItrie says when Stras-
burg was invested 1t was completely
supplied with ammunition, and that all
the places likely 10 be injured by the enc
mics shot, have been strengthened; many
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Retreat Of Napoleon from Metz.
Preparations to Defend Paris.
Volunteers for the Front.

LYNDON, August IA.
Napolcon's retreat from Metz is fully
confirmed. From Cuox Haven it is stated
nino French ironclads and aVisOs are in
tho Ofting The French Admiral, Will
anmeZ, Is of Kiel. The French deny
having committed any violation Of the
Protocol Of Geneva by neglect Of wounded
soldiers.
A Southampton dispatch says that n
North German bNrque was taken into
Chorbourg as 2 prize.
The preparations for the defence Of
Paris continue to he cnergetically pushed
and arel Of a colossal character, It Is
thought that the Prtlssian demonstration
on SirasIiurg was only feint Seventy
thousand volunteers lGf( Paris to-day for
arms.
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persons lofl tho town willingly and many
others were sent away. Strasburg, it adds,
can only be captured through famine, and
It hns been pr0visiQped for many months.
A dispatch from the Project, dated Col.
mar, August IL, 8p. NJ, to the Minister Of
the Interior, snys all Is quiet on tho right
bank Of the Rhine, and an investment OF
Strasburg appears but semblanCe of at
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New YORK Produce Marriott.

,NEwYoRK, August IS.
CorToN-Qulct; 0Os balOSsOld at 1870 for mid.
ding upIands. .'' 'E
FIoUR-ClOsetl quiet and firm, "
GRAN-Wheat-Dull RyG-N0mlnAl Oats
STEADY at GO0G5c for new and old Ohio; SOC SO
for western. COFn-Dull and heavy at 9O09lC
for new mixed western. H. -f.
R0vISt0NS-Pork-Qu Quiet; mess held at $50 90;
huyerS at 81 %. BSGf-Sleady. Cut MeAtS-
Unchanged. BAcon-In moderate demand. Lard
Steady At I6f for prime steam. lt.' 'li.
EdOS-FlFm at 26m47c, ''lTr
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NEW " YORK CITY.

" NEwYnHK, August 10.
, Nimrol Richards, negro, one OF the
murdtrcrs Of Col. William Iyles, was exc.
cutcd at Upper Marlboro, Nd, yesterday.
Richards made long, rambling speech
under the gallows, and gave evidence Of
hcing under the influence Of liquor. When
he llad concluded, hG shouted III loud
voice, "Ifany now do not wish to sec
my departure, they will please turn their
backs" 1t is not recorded that my Of
The curious crowd accepted the invitation.
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Orange Riot Mt LondOndcrr
Death Of Admiral Farragut.

Admiral Farragut died to-day very
peacefully, at twelve o'clock precisely,
surrounded by his family and friends, at
the residence OF Commodore Pcnnock, at
tho Navy Yard. The remains will be dc;
posted temporarily in tho vault here, until
atlnal resting place is decided upon r
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A Riot Between Italians and Irish

BIAMARoNEcK, N. Y, August 1S.
Mamaroneck witnessed one, Of the wild
est scenes imaginable for about an hour
this afternoon. sAbOut 200 Italians and
Irishmen, workmen at Grand Park, got
into fight; number are badly injured.
A min stopped tho fight, but fears are en-
tertaincd Of further trouble today or TO-
11OSrOIr rI.I' HI ..'HH HHH0f.. ..-s
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A NEW candidate for Recorder is an.
nounccd this morning, it being Lieutenant
j. MELVIN R1cHARDs. There is now IL
quadrngular fight for this nomination,
tho other candidates being Captain
scMuTz, Captain SALTERBACH and Mr.
KylETz y
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A TeIegrnphlc Blunder.
1t is said that telegraphic bIundcI
caused MCAIahon's disaster Faillcy wa:
directed to move on Limbach. He found
Kansbach in the telegram as received.
AdvicCs through Prlssian channels from
ST. Avoid to the 19tlI, state that tho PrtIs'
SLAMS have taken 7,t0O prisoners.
The Saarbruck Fight.
Tho saarbrlck fight was more demoral.
izing 10 the French than has been sup.
posed. The Prussians found arms and
equipments on the road. .la.
The VoSges Passes in Prussian
Hands. r.t.u..
The Prussians hold Pialsburg and the
passages Of the VOsges. The
garrison Of the town Of Bitchc consisted
Of 300 soldiers oI the Gartlc Mobile. The
Prlssian cavalry are before Luncyille.
All Quiet on the MOSelIe.
METz, August 1880 A. NJ.
All quiet, no news ut general headquar'
tiers. 37.'t-
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Convention OF school Teaohers..

a 'iar CLEVELAND, O., August "A.
The National Convention Of School
Teachers commence their session here To-
morrow. Many delegates have arrived,
and moro are expected. A letter was re-
ceivcd few days since from President
Elliott, of Harvard College, stating that
he cannot be present. He was expected
to address the Convention. y
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: bTOCKS-IJuII anu WIIhOUL BPCCINIIIlVH'
press, % ssx; S Wells, FSFEo / CO, CO. lss: Xrnsri
can, az; United States, a; Paciac Mail, 81
New York Central, OS,t; do. scrip, 9l><: RFe, 22X
do. preferred, 10; Harlem, l1i do. preferred, lSS
Reading, 95%; Michigan Contf4l, 117S; Lake
Shore, 89&: Illinois Central, 1917: Pitts 1buTEh,
Rock Island, ia; New jersey Central, l03H; 81
Paul, 81; do. preferred, Tx; Wabash, OlH; do
preferred, 7S; Fort Wayne, 6SSK;, Terre ua1te
Is; do. preferred, 62; Chicago s Alton, III: Ohio
l. Mississippi, SSh; Burlington, ll6; Hartford s
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA. August IL.
FLOUR-Dull; Northwestern extra family 80 %
az .; Ohio aud Indiana do. g. 25b8 90.
GRATN--WheAt-Dull; old rcd 81 20; new $I40
al IS. Corn dull; yellow 81 Ok mixed Gifb99c
Oats Limited demand: old 5SGsGOc; new 50ds53c
PROYIsIONs-Dull; Mess Pork $50 7Gfb3I w..
Lard lGA<6i7Gc.
PETRoLEUH-TrCgular; crude nominal at 1SI[
61Gc; rChned 93AD9 b,
hound
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Return of !Siamcsc Twinss.ChanE
Attacked with Paralysis

w NEW YORK, August IL.
Chang and Eng, Slamesc twins, arrived
today on the Cunard ship Palmyra from
Liverpool. On the second day out Chang
was attacked with paralysis, which affects
his lett side and almost wholly dcprivcs
him Of the use Of his limbs and tho power
Of speech. Eng ,has Solar felt no symp-
toms Of illness. Tic twins Nrc Accompa'
MED by three Of their sons and will pro-
coed tO tlloir home In North Carolina as
soon rs Chang's health permits.
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New York Money and Stock Market.
NBw YoRK, August IS.

MoNET-Easy at ss4 per cent on call, with OK
ceptlons at 2D5 per cont .4...st...s
The bank statement 10 unfaYora6le, tho reserve
having lost more than 10 warranted by tho rsduc.
tIOn In liabilities. y.,t- ~ -.I.r
SrERiING- -NomIhAlly Unchanged
GoLp-StCady: opened at ll71S, aud closed at
1I7h0l17A. ItumOB Of the surrender Of Stras.
bOufg and that tho Prussians had carried one for.
tlaCRtion Of Metz, were circulated and Affected
tho prices. Carrying rates a0S per cent, and for
borrowing per cent to nat and 1.4 per cent
CleAr1nceH $66, ,000, ,000 r',. e, "'l' Z.
EnHnRMMENR nnNIll.nnll ~ : -----.
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Clncinnatl Market..
CINCINNATI. August IS.

F1ouR-UnchGugcd. " .~.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES done. Corn-DpllAt
T089Oc. RySISo9sSc. Baricy-UnchangCd
WHHKY-Dull at 0l4b9Sc.
PRovSIoNs-QuiGt and unsettled. Mess Pork
go. Bulk MeatS-lS@lBc. BSeon-l4Hc for
shoulders; l70lSc ior sides. LArd-o oRGEed II
BUFTER-Ftrm and scarce at 960S0c.
OIls-LinGecd oll-$l O3. Lard 0ll-Si %
@l %.
GRocEREs-UnChanged,
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CnrYENNr. Anr1lst IL.
Cholera on the Black Sea.

LONDON, Aug. IL,
Cholera has broken out in the towns on
the shore of tho Black Sea. Vessels
thence are quarrantincd at Liverpool.
Orange Riot Mt Londonderry.
The Orange celebration at LOndOndcr.
~ yesterday was attended with much
violence: a number Of desperate 0tttays
assumed such proportions at one time,
that tho riot act was read. Forty persons
were injured at Enniskillen, Good order
was maintained only by the presence Of
strong body's Of police and soldiers.
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The Hour and Place of Meeting.
The Republican County Convention
will assemble this morning at ten A. NJ, in
the Court Room.
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Died.
PrTTsBuRau, Aug, Is,

IEI4oDU4AQ1It HtUBF AU' M
Rev. John T. PresSly; for nearly forty
years pastor Of tho First United Prcsby-
tcrian Church, Allegheny City, died To-
day.
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DENVER, COLORADO;
DENVER, Cor., August 12.

: Building is very active. There Is o
scarcity Of carpenters and bricklayers;. II
Is estimated that one hundred ofeaeh can
gct immediate employment Nt six dollars
u day. Never before was so much build
inr going on. There arc no vacant houses
or stores in the city. I.,,,,.T.y,
1 A son OF Rev. B. T. Vincent, leGt home
this morning md hos not been seen or
heard from; u large force is out hunting
him. ra
Tho X. p. r. r., will be completed and
opcned TO Denver ina few days. The
Denver, Central City, and Georgetown
Il, r., is a fixed fact, so also is the Denver
and Boulder r. r. The Denver and
Golden r. r., will bc completed in one
month. This will make five railroads
CcntCring in Denver. VII '.j.
{ Gov. McCook has gone on visit TO the
White River Indian agency. The wAg'
on road 10 the middle park will be COM
pleted in two months. Weather delight
lul. ID 81 A
CHEYENNE, August 12.
A telegram from Carter, Wyoming
says: Church Howe has the entire dele
cation in Sweet Water. Nutch and Car
ter counties will give one majority In
tho convention: it is now settled fact
that he will receive the Republican nomt'
nation for delegate 10 Congress.
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Baltimore Market.

e." BALrINORE, August Is.
FLouR-Dull and weak; western Eupcrlnc 50 %
az 25; extra 81 1907 %; family s. COOS 0O.
GRAIH-W Wheat Western 81 H8Gbl d. Corn
White 81 O9feI 10. ORts-tGbl8C. Ryc-S.
PROVISIONS Unchanged.
WlnsKY-DnlI aud weak at O1G9Sc.
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pRANKL1N INSURANCE COMFY
u OF WHEELING, 9r at''i' t"rs 'iT
CAPITAL, ,$15o.OoO.
DIRECTORS:

DIRECTORS:
Samuel Mcclellan, George MSndsl,
T. Logan, f,., Th0S. Z. ShAuer09gt
CIV. FfanEhOim, J.N. Vance,.
J.u. HObbA ~" Michael Reilly:
Louis @. Sutel, tr sr e.a.
This company now having been organized i've
years, and In that time done successful business
Is still prepared to take risks at fair rates on
Buildings OF all kinds Merchandise, Manuhctur-
Ing Establishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and I,
Carg0Os on tho Western Rivers and Lakes. This
company offers superior inducements TO Farm
eEs, whereby thoy can bO insured on Dwellings Il
Furniture, Barns, and contents for or years at
reduced rates. This being State Company with
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in, .
And surplus of any company in The State; and
composed OF some nlnGtY.tOuf stockholders, most
Of whom arc among our best business men, 70. I,
commends Itself TO tho favorable consideration
Of tho insuring public and sOllClts their patron
age. Applications f0rlnsurance will he prompt II
" attended to at their OfIlCc, No. 20 Monroe st,
or at their several agenCGs throughout the STATE,
SAM'l M'CL LILLIAN, President,
'.,s GRO. MENDRL, Vice President.
G. N. CoEN, Sec'y. ..,til Ia
B. G. DICK, Asst Sec'y. tGb19
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a T'eIegrnphlc Blunder.

Of yesterday, who assert that tho Prince
ImneriAl is with tue Emperor.
The New York herald., 1870-06-30

customs officers in North caroioa in relation % circuit @
s sssass o As ts%s o.
70 regulate the csc! OF vote o thanks q upon m
:s:is
The % sSSs S me nnrs upon @
pso. 1ss o' q holding he courts for ss Northern
iowa * dse ia
he ,s.ss;is. ~
.s " @ y
J. 70 The entire water front between asana and Var
as s o. e s M g.
,sas % 81 % s Ss ss rn sf 5
To sasy Military 'Is @
~ 81 as &. s u Il:
Captain E. NJ Buchanan q subsa.enes o
smith, xrisnsns % change location ana name; suherz
% n ,ss o. @ ' 90 e s ss ." 1 Ss
Tweed % amend sSs ~ q June q 1850 e carry
%ssn nS me unsa sss .Oa China s.% Persia
s as :n :s .n Sa s
n 0ss e as s q q s ss q s
peal ssrisia sessions Of passed By tho Territorial Lss
& Ct 1ss e : sss; ss e. & & ss: &
IN. sO e table Been dis
.ss ss as%n:s ..sa on
that Mr. s5. pys Ss s s moi to s he
notice that he would call up for action Thursday
noriy with opposite conclusions.
EAPLoYE8 At TuE CAPITAL
Mr.. LOGAN, (rep.) OF H. offered resolution directing the
DoorLsepsr TO rssn In service during the recess crippled
Mr. DAVIS reported joint resolution for the continuance
for fifteen days OF temporary female clerks In the Inferior
Department Passed.
The House then resumed the consideration OF the
. ooNi EREScs REPORT ON THE CURRENCY BILL.
Mr.. JUDD (rep) OF ILL.,, notice that he would At the
proper time the report and have another con-
ference committee appointed,
Mr. CoDURN trepD OF Ind, opposed tho report and ar
get any redistribution within reasonable time He believed
would be better put the bill OF until the next Congress
and then general measure OF redistribution rather
than take this OF contraction, which directly tended
Mr. GARFIELD, uepl of obio, clo ei the discussion by
speech advocacy of the report AS TO the point that ne
0contracton he said that order 10
prevent contraction being worked BY the Withdrawal OF the
hree cents which were always liable to be presented for
additional Issue Of $45 OF national bank
which would be distributed as follows s63
West Virginia, $Ssl,44; Illinois, $ses.gSe Michigan,
Wissonsu SS Scs ISwS sSs sS sss a, K,apsss Tss
nessee Ss 0sas2 Louisiana S453Ll2s; Mississippi,
S2 437l Nebraska, $3.50; Georgia, $SeG0633; North
Carolina, s4l5,66; South Carolina y3 2lp Alabama,
Oregon Slsdsol Texas ~ Ss3 5si ArEansas'
u,a s ssw S.ssa: Hsa: fs..as @ass
tngton Territory tS9Sl9.
the then taken agreeing to tae conference
report, and 1t rejected yeas IS, nays lSs.
On motion OF Mr. JUDD another Conference COMMITTEE
ordered.
INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILE.
Mr.. SARGENT, from the COMMITTEES Appropriations re-
the Senate amendments TO the indian Appro-
pra:ion Bill and proceeded explain them 10 the House,
AT the conclusion OF Mr. Sagents remarks the House, at
five o'clock, adjourned.