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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-01

TlKE CArE OF Your HFALTu-FeW
people realize what health is worth
until they lose it. 1t is easier to
prevent disease than to cure it. The
character Of our farming is undergo
ing great changes. We are using
more machinery, keeping better
stock, raising better varieties of fruit,
grains, potatoes, roots, and grasses;
are buying more or making better
manure. Now, all this requires brains,
We are aware that there is, great deal
of nonsense written on this subject.
But is undoubtedly a fact that aman
cannot long use his brains as an in
teIligent, enterprising American
farmer is now compelled to do, and
work and worry at the same time,
without an abundance of nutritious
food. If he undertakes to do it on
fat pork, potatoes, bread, and cake,
his health will certainly give way
The American farmer of to-day
needs and must have more fresh
meat. Better patronize the butcher
than the doctor; better sell fewer
eggs and buy less medicine. We
have heard farmers say, GOOD that
is good enough for my men is good
enough for me" He may have been
right. But the farmer who thinks,
and works too, needs better food
than he who merely works with his
hands.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-01

YHr GErTysHuRG KNTLYsINE SrRING.
Such is the namc bestowed upon a
medicinal spring which appears ON She
battlefield at Gettysburg, which is
winning q fame rs worldwide MS that of
the great battle fought around it. The
story of its discovery by the wounded
in the battle is the projection Of one Of
the ancient fables into our modern his
tory. Almost equally fabulous are
some of its cures. Even the medical
journals admit that it is not only a REM
edy for the worst forms, but for nearly
every variety Of our chronic diseases,
Its waters are being carried to every
part Il,ha vv,ld, for they neither lose
thei ltSsts . medical virtue by bottling
or { ppIeIe 70 the atmosphere. See
adyt .iEcHsG in another column.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-01
Should Fruit Trees be MANFRED In the
Spring.

", rlirl- NOT uu1,.. ,.;l.
' ''I",'
manure "PP.''' very early II srId(
ieItIII|erN are used at this season
. they induce a growth late in the sea.
son. which results in mrino wood
Tlis il NOT hand ,.l
o''"S" ~ Nl"I''
w" Winters "I'll'0J INJURY orlI the
wood survives the buds are cufce-
blod or killed and the future pros
pcritv of the tree checked Rattan
annIv mamma IN a.. .n., I.,
, XXX "'' "''"''l',' "'o 1t
WI. W. ".Jo ny Vho tree IN the first
,.T,Gro VI ''' next seasons growth,
,,,T I'M ,G"S promote inc formation Of
"'" ''I.'eu WOOD ana buds
as In poFIa''' as the lrmt growing
:'',', -. nus become IN TINS State, 1t
a. I'"I,'r oI surprise that our or
,I",uS "'' hoV more frequently and
,'41I",lS .l'll''rsa' Some orchard
'1'' lr"'l'co giving their trees a
,.a5.',7 oI'ce III Ihlee or tour years.
''"''l never Apply fertilizers, and
cement Ioo "'g'Ii'r"cy OF soil and
",,,'V' as compared with former
) G'IN' y I'" comprehensive mind
~, 'L"ly growers, SHOWING the wants
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-01

LIVE SrocK,-The animals on the
farm need extra care and attention,
and yet, owing to the pressure of
other work, they are very TO be ne
elected. Recollcct' that a farmer S
success depends very much on the
Judgment with which he manages,
his live stock. Almost any farmer
has the qualities necessary to raise
corn and potatoes, but not one in ten
has the Judgment necessary to
manage horses, COWS, sheep, and pigs
to the best advantage. 1t requires
good Judgment, a kind disposition,
promptnsss, systematic regularity, a
keen eye to detect tho first SIGNS of
lameness, indigestion, want Of arpa-
Ilte, sluggishness, want Of yigor, etc.
When one animal is taken sick. it
should be taken for granted that, "a
a general rule, there is some defect
or neglect in the food or manage
ment, not only of this one, but If
all the others. At any rate, the
matter should, at once, be inycsti-
ted.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-01
MansGcId'S HJtnga rim BaIsam cures
CnmahA. CMlla and Contamination.

With entire confidence il its merits, We
would commend this preparation TO all who
Lungs, as a safe ana effcctual medicine. 1t
has been used, particularly in the Western
States, with great successful many cases
where the life of the patient was despaircd of.
We believe this to be the best Lung Remedy
now before the public, aad worthy of II fair
trial by those having any affection OF the
Lungs. Price 81 per bottle. For sale by all
Druggists. Send and get a pamphlet.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-01

Dr.. $. Q. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE
HlrrEEs.-A pharmaceutical preparation by
a regularly educated physician, is one ofthc
most pleasant and valuable tontcs OF the
day. Persons recovering from protractcd
illness, or those whoat this particular season
OF the year are subject to iauulice, habitual
constipation, or any disease arising from a
dtSordered stomach, liver or bowels, will dld
in the sherry Wine Bltters Il friend more to
bedesIgcd than gold.
Sold by all Druggists
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-01

GLYcERINE AND NrrRo-GLYcBREy
Glycerino is the sweet principle Of
oils and fats. 1t is made by boiling
oil with lithrage and water until the
acids of the oil are converted into
led salts, which are insoluble while
the gIycerine rom aims in solntiop.-
Nitro-glyoorine is prepared by dis.
soIylrg %glycerino into equal meas
ures OF the strongest nitric and sui
phuric acids, previously c oiled, and
pouring the solution in u thin stream
into q large volume Of water. The
niro-gjycerine is then precipitated
a9 a co!orloss, heavy oil. If a drop
OF ni5ro-g!ycerina be placed On an
anvil and struck sharply, it explodos
with Il very loud report; and if n
piece ofpaper be struck, it is blowed
into small fragments. On the an,
plicatjon Of q fame or red hot iron
to nitro-glycerine, it burns quietly,
and when heated over a lamp ia the
open air, it explodes but fotby. In
a closed vessel, however, it cxplodcs
ct obont 800 degrees Tarcnheit,
with great violence. II IS OF an TO-
uited like guupowder under vater
by means OF q wire and q galvanio
battery.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-01

Some young Texas hunters, feeling
cold, built a fire in the woods. About
the time it got well under way they
mad reason to believe that the fire had
been built over their powder flask, for
the only one who was not hurt by the
explosion ounted the others as they
came down.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-01
loss of 8imo.-Housekeeper should no

Loss of Observation-Disclosures should not
experiment with uutried stoves, if they
would save time and money, The Charter
Oak has boon tested by time, and proved Il
success in doing more and better work than
any stove made, and is guaranteed or your
money refunded,
This ,is Il truthcasily proved. Ask your
]neighbOr.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-01

WHETHER fer use on man or beast
the Merchants Gargling Oil will he
found an Invaluable Imminent and WOW ~.
NY Of use by every resident in the land.
we know Of no proprietary medicine or
article now used in the United States
winch shares the good will of the peo-
Ple to greater degree than this .-N y
Independent. -
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-01
Asthma.

Upwards of one thousand of the worst
cases of Asthma have been relieved Nv,
using Jonas Whitcomb's Remedy for
asthma. In no case Of purely asth-
matte character, has it failed to give
prompt relief. Your druegist has II
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-01

drel rs ever escaped the EalIows
What are you doing here, my
good fellow: he exclaimed, giving
me a shake Take Il stroll, inside,
viii YOU" continued The rutliau.
pushing open he door and dragging
me j. after him.
All tie inmates of the barn stop
pod work aul rushed towards Us
when {. icy saw me.
"Why, what's al this they ez-
claimed.
"AIeoaor l found peopiu' outside,
said my capt9r.
"Ioa n traveller that come to the
tavern last NIGHT and asked for a
logging ,ls las, / saw o. him he was
saleIa bed, said the landlord.
The men withdrew to a corner of
the apartment leaving enc to keen
guard over mo. I soon saw thay
were in a. oarmcs. consultation, and
We're evidently debating some impor-
tan. question,
1a1 man Keeping Guard over me
5'iI ho'niD$' but SeowIed herce.y |.
.ilo .l'' a-lo Single WORT du'nS all
aware that whatever / might saw
would in all probability do more
harm than good, and !. has always
Seen 4 maxim OF mine T. hold my
tongue when IN doubt. A. Iast the
g'as4-'S-,o4 sonnet To- ne e"dcd, for
INC y''l!'g'. 2' me party cane for
"..". ..1' "l'.o't any introduction,
9AlI.-'.l."'
s'H stranger I1'@ Aere' yo9
il4'1 I,o'
ala not move o muscle nor utter
" "2r"'
l"t nave .und ont our secret,
'hT oeaa @en ja-ano tales
Nv, WAS silent
We VIII give you ten minutes to
sty your prayers, and also allow you
JH5 Ptl'ltySa ot beng sAo, or hung.
9""I..i aa ltga struck me. l
remembered something that might
save ny ME. burst INTO violent
hi OF 4&u-4te., in fact. it was hyster-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-01
THE COIVERS.
Notes from 'hc Diary Of a Detective.

'HN" ANNH"NANA Oh HN.A L.|.H.#. N-#|L.. ram
IL was SO well manufactured that :.
passed readily. The eyilat Iast ho.
came so great that the United Slatas
authorities requested had stirfgI
detective MIGHT ferret out tha nast ~,
eoiners. was fixed upon ~ nor-
form that duty.
had nothing to orilc ma Tho
fact, however, that C3iDs5 was ,-e
city where counterfeit coin was mast
abundant, led me to suspo.t Ibs+ tbc
manufactorv was somewhere within
its limits. 1t was. therefore. Z. tba
capitol of the West that / proceade3.
Ispent five weeks In the a.v without
gaining the si h.es c,fa +" rr@
counterfoiters. began 10 GROW ais.
c~ouragcd, and really tfouaIt I
should be Obliged to return without
having achieved anv result. One
day Irooeived n letter from nv WIFI.
requesting That / sIonIi semi her.
some money, rs she ont Of finds
went to tho bank and asked for n
draft, at the same time hundtnr II
sum Of money to pay for If. in which
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-01

CLEANING PAIyr-To clean paint
without sonP, use powdered French
chalk and hot water. 1t adds to the
Whiteneas Of the paint without iniu,
ring it. Whom soap is used, add a
little saIsntu7 to The suds, wash
with "a 1lauel cloth, then rinse, and
wipe with a linen cloth.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-01

There are several kinds OF worms
winch trouble horses; the pin-worms
lpolhted at both ends are the most
common and most dangerous. .Sdryi.
a@"'S CaralY Coadjtioa Powders will
IN a few days eject the worms, and The.
horse will begin to thrive.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-01

Factories and machine shops shonld
not be allowed to run a day without
JohnSon,' Anodync Lainicuf In cosc
OF a sudden accident, an immediate use
OF 1T may save weeks of suffering, and
perhaps a limb, or even life. 'DN
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-01

MEANWHILE, Pa, Geological School cdnrotcs
Irt ministers, No dOgmatIG test. Board. tuiti1n
'''I"Iy' jeAt-hooks. nee. Term begins SEPT. Ia "'
Write HtSfpENT ITyERvnpr
For the Dcuf.-Concealcd Ears. Il u,s,,,,
S' broadway, N. y, SENDS pamphlet ficc.
SlOOa year more to every preacher, LAWYER. dino
tor, teacher, Justice or notary. nv vn,,ji,,,.
uIcUuurnC, Ohio. '"i'N' hiu-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-01
Dr.. Wnllscr's CnIlrornIo yIncg,r
Nhc uroportlos of Dn. WArgrr

'0, IN all these cases in a similar manner In,
Ile Blood they remove the cause, and buua
ibe effects OF the inflammation (thc tuhgruIr.
Che affected parts receive health, and a g-a.
D. effected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-20
SALT LAKE SAINTS.

The Bill for the State ConssitutIen Rejected
and Amendments Observation-Disclosures
Young and the Leaders Cllnging to
Polysamy-Attorney Bates In a Fix.
SALT LAKE, Jan. 10. 1872
The Council substitute for the House bill pro.
viding for convention to frame o State con-
sttution, together with provision to send two dele
gates to the National Republican Convention was
finally defeated In the Council to-day, its fatal
stupidity being finally clear to the densest igno-
rance Of the higher Chamber. The House bill was
then amended TO change the apportionment OF the
Delegates, passed and sent to the House. where t Is
likely to be cencurred In.
The convention project Is sure TO pass unani-
mousy, and Utah Will present her State constitu-
tion to Congress within forty days.
Polygamy will not be surrendered II Brigham
Young and the leaders can preventiS
The people are opposed TO the concession. ana
the ultras Will carry the day, spite Of Hooper and
his politicians.
1t Ia now thoroughly believed by the Gentiles that
United STATES Attorney Bates Is unlathful 70 the in
terests he was sent here to uphold. Recent devel-
opmens have alienated his best political friends.
The appointment OF his successor is earnestly
demanded by the n0n-Morm0n portion OF the peo-
pie, as he has lost the confidence OF officials and
the people, and therefore, destroyed his usefulness
a. q government of1cial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-20
TELBaRAPaIo NEWS ITEMS.

Major General Hancock arrived in Louisville Ky yeser.
day, on brief visit to his son, who resldes here.
smith ana whssiwrsht shop u rsei A%sms Loss, $500
Are Yesterday morning burned the Methods.
comprolsr Hopkins who has been detained at home by
once ID Albany 'D''"' take n' pA &c IN his
Aldssusn Glade Chicago, convicted yesterday a
ua., III, las. Monday evening Michael Conlin grossly
W511ssday. Conin is under arrest.
ThrssAe four thousand dollars worth smugrsd teas
Tnsd ssss. Sesse on
py D>prd 8. spofrord, well-known physician and
S 1ss', Sse sf. sss s
SDOs.s are creating wnss great STO s.
and s during GSi gin ,Se d. s.0 A0'' yesterday morning.
after session. yesterday ratified the lease q mat
road q ns v COMPANY y Of which
Two eks OF the Cleveland Post Oace were arrested
wsa charged win sS,hsus draft n.s "a. aad I'M
Ss ss% t " sIssy The prisoners were
stores: belonging s e peTns and G
8 Dsy ssaE s.lscl, dealer, ary goods. partisy
Ssoss5 insTsHoe light 1' '''A ''' " ''''"''s'
HoakEm1sn p. frye, M. c., and the late Attorney Gen
sI pDs5sS sna WITH ensr nsns
.al sddl1a e STATE Temperance Convention as Trenton
N. J.s o. 10ues~-As o"n"aiy ."
Al = SSy,x bour YESTERDAY morning FIRE broke out in
hotel x lss Cave line o. The Albany and Susque
hanza Railroad Two inmates II. HareD.dge builder ant
Edward Kelly, stonemason burned - DEATH and
g4lsedc McGowan badly burned that he not ex
sdS and the furniture at $1,000 which was ais'
Jud& woods Of the United States Circuit Court at Mo-
bile, ~, closed opinion by declaring void and setting
ssde s.sire in bankruptcy against the Ala
bamo 90 Chattanooea Railroad Company, and putting III
pros an aairs In hands Of receivers appointed by
this ODou1t Uuyt The defendant applied for rehearnl
1|6m& nubloct. which granted. The
The anrn1eloss of Youpglove Mausey Co. by the fire
In CIT and Ohio, Thursday night estimated nj
9loo is1.sured for $4,000 in Eastern companies
woPhizIas snvsd Over hundred workmen have been
throw out Of employment by the Ere. watchman named
T. Dn0oc after gvin the alarm. entered works, ID
suppos: ne Intention Of getting an exnsnisher that
him and opposed that be persisted In the flames lie
leaves wire I'D six children.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-20
CALIFORNIA.

A Personal Quarrel In the LegislasuRe-Few~
Tor Gale fonaergusS Enher ssFeel - .
Kmave"-A Fight Apology do.
manded-GReat Increase In Trade-Extsr.
tlon In tho Custom House.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. TO- 1sT2
In the California Legislature yesterday Senator
Fowler (republlcan) In debate said he was In doub
whether Senator Pendergast (democratl was fool
or 0 knave. ssrt
Mr.. Pendergast, on the adjournment Of the
Senate, sent some friends to demand full retrac-
ton and apology, or In case OF refusal to demand
nght . 800. -.
Mr.: Fowlers friends decided IN favor Of retrac-
tion, which written out by Pendergasts friends,
and 1t agreed that Mr. Fowler was to read 1t as
the opening OF the Senate In the morning.
The AFFAIR created much excitement bo0dshe0
being anticipated.
the foreign trade Of San Francisco has increased
over $s,ooooo0 during the last year. over o0o
The TOBACCO dealers OF San Francisco are uniting
TO demand redress for the alleged imposition on the
Custom House. They complain that the law allows
inspectors I'VE cents per keg for their services In
handling the tobacco shipped here IN bond from
the East, instead OF which they have been COM
PEELED to pay two.thlrds per cent per pound,
month In excess OF his legal fees.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS Received.

From D. Appleton h Co.--"Nathalie,v tale, by
Julia Kavanagh; mission Ridge and Lookout
Mountain. with Pictures Of Life in Camp and
Field," W Benz. f. Taylor; "More Criticisms on
Darwin and Administrative Nihiism,n by 7. Il.
Huxley. LID, r. r. 8.
From 7. B. Peterson b Co., Phiadelphia-''Ten
fhousaud Year, BY Dr.. Samuel G. Warren; "a
Rent 10 Cloud" by Charles Lever; "Aunt Patty's
Scrap Bag" BY Mrs. Lee Hentz.
From Harper Brothers-" Physiology OF the
Soul and instinct. 81 Distinguished nom Material
lsm,r BY Martyr Paine. A. NJ, N. D., LID.
From J. B. Ford Confines, Mills and Fur
uaces or the Pacific States and Territories: An Ac.
count OF tho Condition, Resources ana Methods Of
the Mining and MetallurgIcal Industry In Those
Regions Chiefly Relating to the Precious Metals"
By Rossiter W. Raymond, Phi. ID.
K From Charles scribuer Co.--'Addresses at the
Inauguration Of Professor Noah Porter D. ID. LIZ D.,
~ PJesdeut OF Yale College, rot.rI
From !. B. Lippincott Co.. Philadelphia-"How
Wif Il EndW romance, by J. O. Haywood.
From sidney e. Morse, Jr, d Co.--"The New
York observer Year Book for 1s72.n ...H 81.
MaRaznes-The Overland McnGhiv and Good
Health for January.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-20

wchp az upon the snowy sheets OF the bed In
,oro sno naa slept In hour after much ster.
ssggs yss ss aR Ss
e eSpn wnes pore the following message from the
TO s, ssy MSsI..F WALTON Fsppers'
ssy w moss oiea last night Find friend 10
s s, IN the sudden n'P ss ~is
me0ss TO receive Be very with mother wake
Mrs SAMUEL p. LEWIS
By This time the mother has received The terr,te
tale OF her darllng's death. 1t Is q hard world tnts
and full or stern realities. "~ '"-'
=, A reporter spoke to Mrs Gertrude Galloway ahout
the cause OF the sad affair." ~
what caused the suicide, MadamPu
crest sn cannot teii' answered Mrs. Galloway In
So ;, Bella had everything TO make her life
''fhere could not have been any aralr or thu
heart no hopeless case OF love9p 's
anaeed Bella was a. innocent OF all those
her life. She was never infatuated about aay man
In her liie. or that we are certain. It was case
Pray says. The pistol was given TO her by friend.
put we could not believe that she had any ammuni
The story IS very briefly and simply told in the
evidence evidence, OF Or. G. 7. Pray and MIRA Gertrude
street. the only witnesses examined at the inquest
which was held yesterday evening by Coroner
hermann DIR. Pray testified -
Miss Titus has lady boarding at this house
lively s' di.uosson Wilma Two
gin from gentleman friend last svenins she was in the
parlor recefvng company; about hapast she left
paror He then described the alarm and the finding OF the
young lady dead.
Mrs. Gertrude Galloway testified as follows:--
Miss Titus sister, she had Waiting me for tho
past two months naturally she was Of lively disposition
weeks she suffered distress in
then Respondent the pistol to her by
gentleman friend for the purpose OF target shoot,
Ing and occasionally she would take It and clean
y. ws day three 10y :S
Ky Ss nss hs had a
act usual abon half ten she sairs:
she went out In the hail. then back looked
the window then went into the parior and spoke
The Top o. the Ssh. came on .sa. sSos s sns
self; hearing the report I out and found her
lying q stated and gave tho alarm; know no reason
why she should have committed the rash my
O'clock when she was in the OF his own told him
thought hs mistaken she had nothing TO load with
She bsde her friends goodby saving was going
Tomorrow but thought she only joking the time
The Jury found verdict In accordance with these
facts. 10 = III
II was not deemed necessary to hold post NOR.
tenn examination.
At eight O'Clock last evening the Boston express
train bore East all that was mortal OF the beautiful
Miss Isabella Titus the casket to delivered Co her
mother. Mr. aud Mrs. Galloway, Mrs. Davis ana
Mrs Theodore M. Davis accompanied the remains
OF their young relative.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-20
EuN oPeAN MARKETS.

LONoou MONTY MARKEr.-L0NDON, Jan. 1875 p
M-Ohsola closed s2s for both and the account
UneketasN vetwenty bopds 1925, s2 1865, DID, s33s
PAS 1oUIsE---r IRIS. Jan. 49, Rentes, $751; Sc.
FRANhvonr BoURsE-fRANKFoRT, Jan. l9-Unied
satee bonds quoted at so Tor the issue OF
= LrvnuRooar COTTON MARKRr.-LrvERrooL, Jan. 10
GP. w~1hs cotton market closed 6rmi mdding upanas
1txd.t mid6ling Orleans, 10,sd. The sales OF the
dsS I've been $1,000 bales Including 1900 Tor export and
speeuon Sales ship named al New orleans nave been
mst0 u liz for middng The stock ahoat xpow bales
OF wDh 10o0U bales are American sales OF cotton have
been ssde ship named At savannah or charleston ct
sock In pom $4,000 bales, including III, 100 American
The rocepts week have been 900 bales including
81 900 American Actual export, l0,Vv bales.
HAvRR CO1ToN MARKET.-HAvRE, Jan. 19-Thc cotton
market opened quiet Yesterday evening the market closed
du a 3lSf for ordinaire and 12 for low niddngs.
Z LTvHRPooL BREADsIUvFs MARKKT-LlvRRPooL, Jan.
-P NThe receipts Of wheat a. this port for the past
can The market dull Wheat l2s. 3D. per GENITAL for
CaornIa White lis lis a. for No. red Western spring
and lis 10d 12s for red winner. Corn, co. 3d. Ybs cd
yer quarter Flour, 25s u.s. per bb for Wssern canal
TSADr AT MANcnrsTEn.-LrvxRPooL, Jan. l9-P. NJ
The advises from Manchester are more favorable but do
LiysBPooL ProvIsIoNs MARxEr-LrvxRpoor, Jan
LIvrRPooL PRODUCE MARKrr.-LIvEnpooI,J JAN 10
LONDON PRODUCE MARkHT.-LoNDoN, Jam 1875 r
H-TAlow, 5ia ID. SIS Sd. per cwt Spirits petroleum
I'D Va per eallon.. Sperm oil, fy8 per ton Whale oil
EJ7 AT 10e per ton. Calcutta nseed 6ls Is 6i Com
n1oa rosn' Hs 3D. Us per cwt Tupsntne, ~ 3D. s3a
per cwI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-20

NMILIsM IN CONGRESS. The Senate was
not In session yesterday, and the House fritz
tered away several hours in talk over an Ar
kansas contested election case, just as If It
MAS of the slightest Importance to anybody
but the claimants themselves whether the one
or the other claimant shall represent the dis
trict or whether the district or the State, or,
indeed, any Of the Southern States under the
present regime there. were represented at all
Or not The House should have rather had q
holiday than % misspend the time.