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FORTY-FIRsT CONGRESS.
MAsHEG10S, May 6.
SENATE,


4DTEKSE ltEFcK1S .......
BILE 3cr an increase Of the fees Of United States
MRI6h31S and Others Of the Western District of
Arkansas, and to provide for special terms Of the
Circuit Court in the Southern District Of Ohio
were reported On adversely.
TIE ADJOURNMENT NfSOIETI0S
The House resolution for final adjournment
.JulT< came mp. Motions to postpone and to extend
The ume to August we're lost
MI. SUMMER opposed tho resolution, and moved
to table II, Iost-1T to 23.
A pYut1acted discussion followed, and the reso-
luton Was nnally postponed I'LL Friday, Mar 20, By
yeas, q; nays, 2a
At rs O'Clock the Legislative, Executive, and
Judiciary Appropriation bill was taken up, and
various amendments reported By the Committee
on Appropriations agreed to-
The amendment to discontinue the pubucanoa
OF the lars In newspapers WAS deb1ttd+
MI. WILLIAMS favored the continuance OF tae
EyBtem as the most efficient means Of dldusng N
formation as to What were laws among the people
MI MORTON said, rather than abolish the s56-
ton IN every Congressional District This might
he expensive; but, II 1t was important 70 execute
the LAWS, 1t Was equally important to give people
the means Of finding out whit ther we're
Nj ROSS fhonsht the publtc money could not
be approRI1atsd 70 = better pnrpose.
IN newspapers MAS an entire waste Of public
money. It cost the government about xlO6. .DU a
yc2f, and tho publication. was nus co,nuIrtrtl in
most papers til long aiter the adjournment of tie
session
The amendment was agreed to in Committee of
the Whole, viii The understanding that the yeo
and nay vote hc taken in the Senate.
III. ANTHONY gave notice Of an amendment
1bollshlng the B!uc Dook
: Adjourned TIL Monday.
, 1870-05-07
RELIGIOUS.


South Mt Memphis.
MEAFu1s, MaJ G.-1n the General Conference o
the Methodist Episcopal Church Sout, tthtst
dap. after the Usual religious exercises the min
utes we're read and approved. 4 number Of neH
arrivals Of delegates we're reported.
Bishop Kayanagh took the chaiE-
nestle Missions, made an elaborate report, stow:
Ing that despite the effects Of the war, great pow
cry, and the large portion calling for AID, tht
work steadily psogressett II me baiaace 1eman
4 communication WAS read from the churches q
Louisville, asking for the remoTl Of the Book
Concern from Nashville to that city. guaranteeing
$4,000 to detray the expenses Of removal Re
ferfed to the Committee on Books aud Periodicals
with instructions to report Us carry as practicable:
Memorials were presented and referred, as fol-
South Carolina for revision of tue Discipline ant
increased facilities Of education; Isnnessee
Concern; BY Dr.. taa1, from the coloret
ton Of the churches, their dependence on tht
Church South, expressing the hope that the same
kindly fecEngshe7etofore existing should continue
asking for tie establishment Of co1ored Genera
Conference, under the control Of the General
Conference setting forth that their interests are
identfcally the same, and that they must WORK to.
among he Germans Of that State: asking for .
Bishop for that State, proposing to furnish him q
nomt; from the Ladies' Memorial Association ,ask-
ng the attendance Of the delegation for decorating
provoked discussion. Several members were
against taktng action as body. Dr.. Marshall
thought 1t an insult 10 the good sense OF the peo
pie North to suppose they would attach any polltl
cal Significance to our weeping over our dead.
He was willing to weep with
them over their dead that lay around Vickaburg.
and believed they would do the same With Us
Finally motion to adjourn to II O'Clock to-rnor.
row, to allow members to attend the decoration
prevailed.
A memorial WAS received from the Boan1 Of
Domestic MISSIONS urging the conference to take
towns springing up along the lines Of the Union
Pacific and Central Pacific Railroads, to counter:
act the work Of other churches in that quarter.
After other measures, the conference ao
jouEned.
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tNNISos,
es;tssss;:.............ss,:$ s;;sy,. 5:5ss *
Home EsHs-Hodea, l: Wood. I.

gE.gi.ss 3d: q: T15sy: 4 M ths Iono star Club
Where legitimate game WAS played, + q be
lieved that never before were uine straight white
which Is on record. The victory Of the White
Stockings is rendered all the more stupendons and
credltable for the fact that the famous Cincinnati
game with the same club, while they were equally
powerless TO prevent the iatter from making
uns The Atanties Tee, yeFe and frankly confess
HI Tssy '14 sstz,eass @ IT, se|sIs = s III
st T. a1 asa @ ssT yffa s%asas
and perfect Iegn1adty, while Pinkham's peculiar
handed delivery WIS equally hard to cope with.
Ths{ ID - st aad IL
handler on them. The policy Of change Of pitch
s5 Il r. us S9saSs ss dqnS VIE as h !Rns szes
sss s1s wss Hsfse 2ssss s9sn the ns'anE sapsse
me ,da pdS s aa aUne 81 beas
among the shaIpest and most perfect ever Wit
messed, besides showing to what efficiency our
] Emergency requires it. The battling vas, Is usual,
immense, both Is TO length and satety q h!ts
Flynn and King Led The score each h.. maslnS s1nS,
aEst base h,fs TIC Chcag9ans @ or afe aat as ~
living living Ut that club pide and sloe o
organization so essential to perfect efficiency Tne
an amateur nine, Higgins being considered as sure
L cateh and as good throWer as any In the coun-
ty, while johnson and Houston Here nearly up to
his marx. The second and thtrd bases were vel
played by Smith. Foley is held among the best
pitchers in the city. His throwing to bases vas
extremely creditab1e. Steele and Cooley we're
but medium.
Tonight the While Stockings accepted an inv-
taion 70 visit the circus, with the Lone Stars With
whom the next game occurs on Sunday, the White
STOCKINGS faE1nX a rest tomorrow.
, 1870-05-07

REMOVAL or COUNTY sKIIa
HI. CROSS udercd propoRihou to submlt 70
, 1870-05-07
NORTHERN P PaClFIC RAILROAD.
To Railroad Contractors.

Sealed proposals. viii be received at tho otfcc 1T thu
Northern Pacific Railroad Company, Nc. 10 Broadss1.
Of Ccda1-E cicrv York until WodnesIay tho 1ss
day Of June. 1s7p Il O'Clock moan. for the g7a.ng
masonry. hsdxk and baastinx Of that portion Of tho
Northern Pacific Railroad in tho state pt linncsosx
extending from the Dal3es Of the 81 Louis Rirc, tho
Rcd River, the wrEtern boundary Of Mnnescta IA d{s-
tauce Of about 20 nIEsl including eTerJ thing srquIa
to complete the road bed for inxi track, and nccea-
= side trseks ady to receive tho rail supeatructure
Proposals may be for the work In detail, BY the NILE
The said Company will also receive proposals At th,
time and plarr. for The timber c1ossta. and fur
the iron ra spkes and fixtures for the sps a. Shove
The iron rails to be delivered the dock +. Duluth
Mnncsota At the c1ssfas Of the Mississippi River
and the ties to be received according to blank forz,
which viii be ready foe distribution Gu Wednesday. Msy
I, 1su, Ut the Office Of the Company, above wtrc
pans Of the structures, and maps and pEues Of tho
road, with full specifications. then be seen. md thu
sf1ac allowed for completion Of The contractz nsds
known.
The Company reserve the right to reject any Ill
bids cot deemed to be for tho interest Of the Company
Printed circulars, containing ful Information, will ba
fuy ished applications by mail otherwise, to KD-
WIN JOHNSON. Chief Engineer. to the President
Of the Company. At the Office, No. In Broadway.
above.
j. GREGORY SMITH,
President Northern Pacific R. R. Co.
NE,r tnrT
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LOUISIANA.

Oversight by the LegtsIaturc-CFimt-
nals to Go Unpunfshed*
NEW ORLEANS, May 6-Thc last Legislature re.
pealed the old gtatrtes for the Punishment OF
but made no proyis.ou for the prosecution OF per.
sons charged with crime committed prior 10 Aptl
], 1870, leaving hiatus through which rs Persons
Indicted for var1ons Offences will likely escape an-
punished
, 1870-05-07


NEW YoRK, April, 50.
Nf. Ed1sanf Tuyson HEston, Se,e York.
DEAR SIk: Having been Informed that yon Wontd
ncccptfa proposition to exhibit Jour walking aoilt-
walking 100 miles ilstie Of twenty consecutive
hours. provide purse Of LOCO could be raised,
am authorized hy five prominent directors In nut
Empire RIM ABsocraiion to Invite sou 70 make
deposit in the hands OF some responsible perEon,
satisfactory TO both PARTIES the sum Of 800, to
be paid over to yoa shou! you succeed II WAX.
sprclt1cd time of twenty-tw0 consecutive hours;
I may add that have had several opportunities
to rent the rink, or to engage professional pedes
Ing you arc the pioneer In this branch OF athletic
exercise aud desiring to encourage your eH0rts to
to elevate the same, haye made this Offer.
rt9 e da GgSh Saa iii
have any desire to- convince the ciazens OF New
York that you arc not husnbug, md that you arE
willing to Walk under impartial auspices aud where
Awaiting your reply; q am respecttully yours,
". II. WALLACE, Manager Empire Rink.
NIL WE1DSs REILLY.
n =; Ea''aee, Esa:, Manager Empire Rt"k' s<i
DEAR SIR: Iour note, dated april 80, Was 1usl
m Il yoas INK W.tha C
hou1R. accept tue olcr for three rlaso,.s:
!. Because need just that amount to help de-
tray my expenses IN Europe.
2 Because DO not Know OF any easier or MOTE
speedy way Of earning it.
T. Because can have the opportunity Of show
Ing the people Of this community how much hum
bug there is in walking 100 miles, nnt II am sue.
cesafnl, It Is the best reply can offer my alan'
defers
All ask Is fair and impartial trial, where
mar be protected from insult and injury. lBener.
Ing, for the good reputation Of the rink, II fol
nothing more, yOu Will attend TO this request re-
spect1uily name Wednesday, the 95th OF May, u
the date for this tf1a1, between the hours Of 1a:1
4. u md 1o:t5 p, N. Fathfuuy yours,
EDWARD PAysOS WESTON.
MADISON AyEeuE, New York, May 9, 1870.
, 1870-05-07

GEORGE cooN vs. THOMAS WHEELER
A]cspe7ate fight took place between the aboyc
iusiivtduals near Mankato, 3inu- Seventy rounds
wer+ fought, lasting ono hour and three quarters.
The light was decided Ia favor OF Wheeler. be-
cause Ut fon! blow in the Inst round, hts OIs-
ponent striking him blow in the Bhlc while he
was down. Both parties were severely punished,
and CD1u badly infufed.
, 1870-05-07

,o r..,n,n,s the s.a,,,,nata M1 ~ 1o ,eno, vcre
concuI{ed IN a.,u, ~
~. I'LL Gautta i n9.iooa ste1aons "n e'11aens Nv
Enaan MFse ;H!3t3 Got!3iqE1@tA. @ o,. ..,. Ia.
gerous. He had never heard It claimed that iran
Chlses were net 6ubtect 70 the autnotltt y tue
State. Eminent domain Was an attribute OF soy
eEeignty and could not ee increased Or u
regulated: -
Mt. CHURCH hoped the convention would not
fail to adopt the section. The Stats: had already.
ln many instances parted NTH the exercise Of this
rirht to resume 1t,
Ar. SPRINGER was ID favor Of the section, and
lie State. II TIC power adhered Without doubt IN
the State, what harm In expressly recognizing It.
The 1sst additional section was concuTrcd In ~
SG "a 8
The other amendments werc agreed to-
The report WAS taken up by sections, and the
nsst two sections adopted BY tho convention.
Section waB considered.
Mir WELLS moved 10 strike ont the words
!" owning parallel Or competing line"
;I M MASEs A Gf Goes offered substitute pro-
Mr. WHITING; wished to know what objection
there couId b. to The consolidation Of continuous
roads.
rnf.nt AMI f1yorrt1 Nt fixnesr snhstitutc he was
IN faTor Of nrohIhitinr the consotidatjon Of Tai.
roads in this s1ate Wath those Of other States. A
majority OF Directors should be residents OF the
Stafe
III. TINCHER said g prohibition like this in the
SECTION would not practically prevent consoiida-
NJ; Il: WELLS amendment was lost
Lii. BUXTON said consolidation could not be
E stsppsd: RYaas eoald 6e FTasaealiy eonsoii-
Mr. MEDnL Was not Ia favor Of the section. i
was sleEe, net, that Wonld catch nothing. 1t
you'd not prevent consolidation. The section was
OF 10 Falue Mna1evet.
". MAlNEs NE Substitute was lost
ME nAaES o1erea o. ~ 1mGnamens 20 h 70 pteyent
1alntls u LnE sIat anu n IaFol suost u otue!
oAteh t1.us iIoa .S S1As Hau osen taittEI ~!
aCtuss tuis oSatc d. na!1 eAe fales Vna1seu ~ 1n
net1 w. ~ fi1T1~f ,ar,to,oa e,mnsr ,nsto,-as
me amenSnsnt q 1i79ss rs l9stClg 70 81; o.,,
60 IT,. ~ ~ ~ i1tntS a1 Esraaa M
required t@ be residents Of this State. Adopted.
Secaon Has aaopseu g a1ueuatu, ~ 1nn; 1n1"s. ~,
SEcI1oS : N9 lA41oaa coipolnuon slal cun-
n9tar " n,ing nsraIlc1 y
49, mne' ~ ~ anau Ely 5,tI tsn
~ f. e Sap nnn III 9,,es
gt ~ ~ 10 ~ y aT
inc9apoiaMte1, M ot aeteade1 p oe "
t;enls ~ 9he II s1a, S'i41 ~ az" se>-
section vas auopted py 10 p H.
Secnou Eas haopfed ~1th tae words "of
oi4et tIse A. u tae 3 53eginnine sitiGken oaL
domain were adopted
me hdWnonal secnon " NJ: anthony, felattng
10 tat inc9ease q stoGk, was aaopteL
section. appolntlng three RalEoad Commissioners
Lag on ne table;
NJ ALLEN, ot Crawford, offered an additional
SEC - me General Assembly shall pass
laws to correct ahuses and TO prevent e1tort1on in
!ates Of freight and passenger tariffs on the dtf-
'e1ent Ioaas o. tns .aie. ana 70 enlorcs snsa
sa5 for that Of forfeiture Of their proper
, 1870-05-07

,GREESEBAuMaaFtid4y May {, at bis Ee4!dencc,
Tie funeral services Viii take place Sunday, MAY
o'clock p. m. ut te9 HnbhardsL -.
CoBR-At the residence Of hi. father. No og Prairie
ar Friday evening. May s. Walter Warren, onlv son of
Silas B. ard Mara Cobb. aged 81 years, months. and
d days.
Notice Of the funeral will be given hereafter.
, 1870-05-07

Another SHINING PnrEon.
boston, May 6-ReS: Frederick Fremont Lowell,
pastor Of the Cntyersalist Church. In Essex, Is ac
cused OF gross 1tcentIousness and it Is reported,
has left his parish and the town under threats q
coat Of tar and feAthe5A
, 1870-05-07
The <sWhIfe Mnn:s.s Movement In
Delaware u F'ni]urc.

WfIN1sG1os. Del, May 6--Dn1y twenty-five per
sons, all repoHed Democrats, assembled at Dover,
yesterday, In response to d call for White Mans
Convention. The attendance was SO sp1aN that 1t
IVES decided not to organize, and the movement
is probably dead.
, 1870-05-07
THE TRIGGER,

PRAIRIE SHOOTING CITE.
The PraIsie Shooting Club will hnld regular
meeting On Monday evening at their hail. Officers
will be elected for the ensuing rear. 4 full at
tendance ls requested
, 1870-05-07

EEWAARkET KAEES-
The celebrated English Newmarket races com-
menced on May 2, and attracted large and more
distinguished audiences than fol. many years past.
4 great many thousand pounds changed hAol5
On the nrst day. The great race Of the
course occurred on Thursday, when there were
nineteen Of the best three-year olds that eyer
shook the dust from their heels entered. ThaHeaI
was strongly contested, hut was. finally Won by
Macgregor, whose owner realized s3o,0oo " tue
victory. .-
Becg1egor is a itch bag in color, and
st8n,;s about ID hands and inches high He Is q
very handsome colt, being very symmetrical al!
over, With d lean, bloodlike head, good
back and 1olns, and Muscular QUAR-
tcER He was bred By his owner, and vas
trained At nls1ey, In Berkshire, By Waugh, NJ.
HeHys rriyate tfainer, who sent the horse oat n
ttn-ton condition. This was MaeGTegurs 1tst ap-
rt:aEance In public, and he Worthily 1nuoHed u
the footsteps Of Ills sire, MaEaroal, VINO Won tne
sage race III 1863. AfLer the race Ae "as backet.
1or1he Derby to win quite E50, 900, very little OF
-whl1a. howeyre, WaE for his pEner.
!JSb0S, May h--Bett1ng on the Chester cup i
4b1 against Sabnus, and, on the Derby, 70 !
against Sunshine, 90 to against PalmeEsten, ana
600 to 100 against Prince Of WAKES.
TRoTTNG AT TIE UNION COURSE
The first trot under the new rules OF the National
Association came OF a. the union COURSE, New
York, on Wednesday. This was match for $500,
mile heats, to wagon, between Eastern Queen ami
the sortel geIling Prince The latter won the race
in two sta1ght heats. Tlme-s:ssak, 2:ao,l-
, 1870-05-07
.-..<...->n LAWN HOVER. .>.,>~-.~>~~~ ~
Lawn y over.
More About the Great
Lawn Mower Trial
At ROSE HILL.
REPLY TO -.
Carpenter, Johnson & Coles,
And Hovey g. Co.
Letters from W. J. Brown, j. N.
French, j. E. Watkins, and "the
Stranger whose Name they
did not Ascertain"

hessrs. Hovey + Co. and Carpenter, johnson
4 Coles:
Having noticed your letter in the Tribune
and Times Of this morning about FALSE
STATEMENTS, &C., &C., we propose to prove
BY the following letters Of gentlemen, who
day; that you were both BADLY BEATEN,
and the reason why We 3'1eft the two HILLS
MACHINES on the ground completely out Of
repair" P. s. MEsER0LE CO.,
General Agents for Hills Lawn Mower.
, 1870-05-07
General Conference OF the Method.
list Protestant Church In Haltf-

BALTIMORE, May 6-The General Conference Of
the Methodist Protestant Church assembled to-
day. Delegates arc present from nearly ell the
Southern States and conferences IN Pennsylvania,
Indiana, Illinois, Missouri. and Iowa. The coz
Whjtridgc. Of Virginia, presiding officer. The
usual committees were" appointed Adjourned
until tomorrow.
, 1870-05-07
LETTER FHOM ". ]. BROWN, SuPERIyTES-
DENT ROSE HILL CEMETERY
Rose Hut EEAEIRRY.t
MAv

LETTER FHO1I ". ]. BROWN, SuPERIETES-
DENT ROSE HILL CEMETERY.
ROSE HUI cEaEIRaY.,
A<*srs. r s sfesero!e d Co:
Il f. Ssas moas e e. e. f' Pi.na
Jess J;aa satf7ss: 5 T. Of ths iaes ill say that NJ
JILL ~ p ss':ss saa
se u IT, @ ct
s aRa S shs s rS+e
az go s h1fs e S1 se I'D IL saa
spps,,u.sDasn, T. =; i If nnESwE Sc%st.,v
LETTER FROM j. II. FRENCH, ESQ, ASST
sCF-r OF ROSE HILL CEMETERY.
:, ROSE Hill. Nay :. 1s.a.
asss1 Hsss H .sy 81 WsH = ~ s
Is e &C ths s
e % e. I'd
s g.
The Phil.dsaphis naehine xorEed hc.scT ID issht
s'ea 81
so q Ts hesf 4 t. sa np The
obEetionahie ''N - -. '.'''' A''a-'' ''''
sssss s sfsss nd fsd
Of hottoo doing its work as perfectly - could bc wish
IT.
close TO The trees and ahzubbey without injurins the
sl1ne-
ae ss9s
Wora Of truth ia it The hines were pqryh1.tl by
A.,;5 2zSES 5a5i ~ 4 LII EK5SSa; cs;Sas:s,:
LETTER FROM J. F. WATKINS, GARDNER AT
ROSE HILL.
ROSE HsH H. ssHBsT''} I. asS: !
4 GEfI1EaEy: HsvInE rssd ths srsisIe tIsned
II a1 It Rass i'm g iii awa r. ths9
"a ana he -
!si @ sss I'll g. he saas: ss ead ia se
cnt work d he smoehsst bottom md IN isht srsss,
e. Il ss1ss 4 e Fsisss ss
worked ltter but worked ha5 i1 heavy grass and on
;1s IT, 'as /
near t1ees ana shFah9 The heavy wtvSls raains into
tss sGsnS I'D sssh fas ssfs M9tf e u
charm. enttinE cqnally well IN fht and heavy 1ass,
perfection It's cannot Be e1eelled WORKING eose
70 he .aqhR is ~ q fsss e sa'nF aoth2k e s Ep
asd Fl 1ns e sss
u esn 'e oeanso Gardener Mt Rose Hiu ii ce1aeta1.
LETTER FROM n. Fl. CLIFFORD. STATION AGENT
AT ROSE Hill.
-..-.. ROSE au1- May 6, 1870.
a9T 9ed r. Hfils MoWer ai an%
sIs a1s
be5y nd boEiers ] eons:der sbe Iaad.fape- total
faTteT tate hat lie fwo ars Mower left
e III: Il Rs ssa az
rough grounds It, %ors PFoHss It's aupe F1oEfsS.
Chicago ( Northwestern Railroad Agent, Rose Hlll.
, 1870-05-07
Ex-secretnFy seward,

AuBURS. May 6.-Hon. William q. Seward made
pleasant speech to-day, to delegation Of pTotnI
ilent citizens Of ssaneatelas, Tto paid their re-
, 1870-05-07

Po1ISyILLE7 MaT cit Is understood that there
ts d dual md determined secret movement among
the leaders in the present strike to persuade L.
high and Wyoming men TO join them. They arc
becoming convinced that unless other regions sus-
pend ttleT can't succeed.
, 1870-05-07
The Baptist Convention Mt Louis.
willie.

LOUISVILLE Ky., May e.-Proceedings in the
Southern Baptist Convention were unimportant,
other than the appointment Of committees and q
report Of the Memphis Sunday School Board.
TheY decline cooperation with the Northern soci-
etes-:at present. doubling the pracdcahIty or ben.
eflts to arise theTefrpm.
, 1870-05-07
BORN.
MARRIED.


PETIIBONE-Friday evening. at 10 p. H., u daughter
to J. 4 Pettibone, Mother and child DUNG well. .
TT Ncw York papers please cory.
, 1870-05-07
VIRGINIA

The Richmond CnInmity-ArrnnEc.
mcnts for the Reticf OF Sufferers
contributions from Northern Cities.
and from Augustn, Georgin-
RICHMOND. Va, May GA circular has
been Issued by David ). Burr, President of
the Chamber Of commerc; General Mum
ford, e1.UnIted States Agent ,::s 9L e.
fnU Commlttce; and Isaac Davenport, President
Of the First National Bank, Treasurer Of the Relief
thnrnurh and complete for the dlshibut-
Ing of funds received here. are In opera.
ton. The committee has bee 30 ofGanized
calamity. The Treasurer received $1,000 yestet-
day from Northern clt1e5. ... -.-
Augusta, Ga, May Subscriptions are being
taken up among the citizens OF Augusta 1of the
Richmond sufferers.
, 1870-05-07

ball between the Mntu1ls and the Unions YVES Won
6T tie fofmer-11 tu II.
ATHLETICS vs.. kHf6T1SS
These THO crack clubs OF the Quaker ritz plsysd
Eaue bf base bail on Wednesday, which Hxa
Won bJ the athletics BY score OF g to IL.
MpTuAS rs. GRIENIALs,
Ono Of the aQest games OF the season Was played
between these clubs On Wednesday At the Uniou
grpunsia, Brooklyn, and Waa won BY the Muiuals
BY score OF 29t 3, This n1gnes well Tor the
Mutuais in the proposed game wtth the Red Stock
inGH, next month
MISCELLANEOUS
Tt8 old members Of the Baltic Club, and any
junior members desl5ouB OF becoming connected
with this organization are requested to meet on
the Ealttc grounds, corner Of Fullerton aFeuue
and Hubburt street, this afternoon, at o'clock,
when nine viii be organized
, 1870-05-07
Good Pasture for Horses & Cattle.
ATTENTION..
$AEETYpEPQSlT.


Perzous leaving the city for the summer months can
find place Of deposit for their lverAze oE othsE yA
CO. n The large ya1its conneted With thet office In the
First National Bank Building.
, 1870-05-07


GREEN-M0RRIS-In Tits city. by tho Rev. H.
CrcF1, Ms. CHARLES B. Green and Aiss Lizzie c. Norris
at the rsdenee Of the brides father. 65 Ruznsdcst
Aayh
EQGG- G-L0EKWoOp-At Lawler, 1ows,. ,AsI s,
at the rcAdenee Of Mr. G. II. LockEood, by the Rev.
Charles Hancock, Ar. j. Leland FoeE Of Chicago, and
Mics Lizzie b. youngest dauEhtcr Of tho Late j. s. Look
wood, Esq.,. Of Prairie d1 Chicn. Wis-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-26
Cincinnati Market.

NlNtINNAliI JuI. -
FLOUR-Dulla and unchanged; fami-
" at So 75G7 90.
GRAIN-Whcat in better demand
and firmer sales OF winter red this
afternoon at 81 2j@l - for Nos . and
|; now asking 81 2j@l 80; new white
at 81 4OGrl r.. Corn quiet but tirmerT
mixed at 92c. Oats dull; new at 45@
SOC; old at j4@j9c, the latter the cX-
trcmc rate. Rye dull at G0@g5c.
Barley unchanged; sales of 500 bushels
new fall at 81 -
COTTON-Unchangcd and dull! mid
ding at l9c.
TOBACCO-In good demand: full
sales.
WHISKY-Opened dull and closed
at CSC for wooden bound coopcrage.
PROFESSIONALISM and dropping.
Mess pork can be bought at $50 80
Bulk meats sold to some extent at l3@
ljc for shoulders and sides since
Change. Bacon offered at lie for
shoulders; 10 sales. Small sales of
sides at l7i@l>{c for clear rio and
clear; Il decline.
LARD-Can be bought at l6lc.
CIIEESE-Firmer at Ia lie.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
EGGS-l3c and dull
OILS.,No change. Petroleum very
dull at 2jc.
cor II IDt l.,,,..,.-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-26
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WHO WAS KISSED.


As Annie was carrying the baby one day,
Tossing aloft the lump of infanty, -.
Dear to its father and mother no doubt
To the rest of the world mere lump oil
humanity
Sam came along, and was thinking then,
may be,
Fun as much OF Annie as she of the baby.
"Jnst look at the baby" cried Ann ina
fiutter, . SO. IL,
Giving its locks round her finger n twiri,
BE keeping my hands of dear niue
girl"
And sam gave a wink, as If to say May be,
Ofthe girls I'd rather hug you than the
baby" -Gt
"Now kiss it," she cried still hrsgng it
closer, =.
ITS mouths like the roses the honey-bee
Sipsw
sam stopped to obey, and as heads came
There CHANGED to arise confusion Of lips.
And as il occurred, it might have been may
be,
That each got kiss, Sam, Ann, ana the
baby.
lis hard to tell what just then was the
matter,
For the baby was the only one innocent
there.
And Annie flushed up like a full blown
pCOny,
And samuel turned red TO the roots of
his hair;
so the question is thus-you can answer it
may be-
Did Annie kiss sam or D,.A ~, g..
?" al An