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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-09
No Further Education for Deaf, Dumb
and Blind Children.

The Radical Commissioners of the
Deaf and Dumb and the Blind, lately is
sued the following orders 20 Prof. N. F..
Walker, Superintendent of the Institu-
ton at Cedar Springs, near Spartanburg
l. Colored pupils must not only be ad-
mitted into the institution on application,
but an earnest and faithful effort must
be made to induce such pupils to apply
for admission.
2. Such pupils, when admitted, must
be domiciied in the same building, must
.,at at the same table, must be taught IN
the same class-rooms and by the same
teachers, and must receiXe. the same atz
Stention, care and consideration as white
pupils.
The result is that every professor and
teacher has resigned and left. The in
stitution is completely broken up. The
Beard will of course provide another
corps of teachers; and, with sham in
stitution of perhaps half dozen unfor-
tunate little negroes, the Radical officials
will grab and pocket the money. Indeed
this Ia the aim and object Of the whole
connivance. It is certainly the CROWN
ing piece Of Radical deviltry in South
Carolina.
Frightful Spread and Tenacity of the
Yellow Fever.
Shreveport and Memphis are suffering
terribly under the scourge. Fora whole
month the fever in Shreveport has known
no abatement, no mercy. And in about
half that time it has swept off more than
500 Of the population of Memphis.
Montgomery is also trembling at the
presence Of the pestilence, although as
vet it cannot be said to be raging there.
In fact, the Whole South West, town
and country, seems to be more or less
afflicted with fever of this character.
In all the principal Southern cities, and
in some at the North, noble efforts are
being continually made to raise money
for the relief of the sufferers, and large
sums have been forwarded to Shreve-
port and Memphis from time to time du-
ring the past month. The Government
has lately sent 10000 rations to Shreve-
port and 10000 to Memphis.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-09
Sherif's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
=. EDGEFIELp COUNTY,
Common Pleas.
D. l.. Turner, Judge of ro,,,,,;nt
Probate, .yi1 f6r

Us. Iro..in.,
10y virtue of an order from tho Hon.
I'D r B.. Carpenter, Judge of the Fifth
Circuit, in this action, i willsell at Edge
field CHI on Saleday in November next
to the hig hest bidder, at public oufcry,
the following Resl Estate of the dofcn-
dant, Frances Padgett, viz: i, -
ONE TRACT OF LAND, situate in
said County and State, conaining One
Hundred and Thirty Acres, moreOr less
and adjoining lands Of Emanuel Whittle,
T. S. Bates and others. ~ . tgl1 =
TERMS-The costs and one-half tf the
purchase money to bo paid in cash The
balance of the purchase money on Il acred.
1T of twelve months, with interest frnm
the day of :sale,i to be secured by bond
of theipurchaser and q mortgage OF. the
premises. Titles extra.
- ill,',,.e. n. WALL, s. i. c.
Oct 8, 4t i'ss'!i. St.f ll02I2
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Cotton
Cotton
Money Wanted.
EXECUTORS SALE

EXECUIORS SAbE
DY Virtue Of an order of tho Hon. d
ID L. Turner, Judge Of Probate, we
will offer for sale at Edgefield c. FL. or
the first Monday in November next, the
undivided interest Of Bailey Corley, de,
ceased, (being one moiety of the same,
in tho following Tracts Of Land, situate
in Edgeiieid County;
Tract No. 1, containing los Acres
more or less, bounded by lands belong
ing to the Estate of the late Major John
Ii Hughes, decd, and L. Corley.
Tract No. 2, lying on Log and Dunn
Greeks, bounded by lands of Messrs
Samuel Hughes, Robert Hughes, L. Har.
ling and others, containing 397 Acres
more or less
On the following day We will expose
for sale on the premises of the deceased
all. OF THE PERSONALITY belong,
ing to said Estate
Terms of Sale of Real Estate, onc-third
Cash balance in twelve months, with
interest from day Of sale, secured by
bond and mortgage of the promises; and
Cash as to the personally. Purchasers
to pay for titles, &c
J.. CORLEY,
BAILEY CORLEY,
Ex'ors Estate Bailey Corley, decd.
OctS tt Il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-09
Look Out!

XITE urgently request our patrons to
w come forward promptly and set
tie their accounts, or store cotton with US.
It is important that it be brought in by
the 10th instant
We guarantee either market prices, or
to hold a reasonable length OF time in
the hope OF better prices.
SANS IL CARWILE.
Pine Eopse, S. C., Oct -. - ~
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HEw QnHI Now ready for agents. Home
NEH DUN Life I'm the Bible. d!
DANIEL MARCH. D. D.. author "f" Night Scfnes IL
the Bible" and 'Our Fathers House, Of whlcl
nearly moo copies of each were sold. Send IN
Circular. ZlEGLEE & M'CURDY, sis Arch 81.
Philadelphia, Pa .....-
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School IGorlnissioner's Office,

IIIOIIII-h-N II 70 w y
Johnstons Depot, s c., Oct. 8, tt AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-09
Immense Stock of Groceries
AND -
Plan 1nLt:5,tt ntt:a,ttion 81 ssSupp,Hes

Consisting in part Of
BACON, FLOUR, SUGAR, COFFEE LARD CORN OATS, MEAL.
MEATS OF ALL KINDS SALT, SYRUP, CHEESE MAcKEREIs cKEREIs
SOAPS, &c, sc. . s,.s sa - 80 L. t. -. H.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Oct
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4 MEMDER
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
A BUSY DAYS SESSION.

HOt5E OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House met at a. m, the period up TO
il O'Clock being considered OF the legislative day Of
Saturday last
Various matters Of general interest were disposed
or by unanimous consent by suspension OF the rules
On motion Of Mr.. DUKE Dem Val fhe rules were
suspended and the b passed appropratng 100000 for
a Government building al Lynch6urg, Va the city 10
furnish the site.
BUSINESS FROM THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
MIR. L. II. ROBERTS Gaep. ~ ", from the COMMITTEE
OF Ways aud Means reported bi 70 authorize the m
loading night Of steamships from foreign ports under
special permit from the Collector and Naval Officer with
Indemnity bonds 20 the Government. and with all La
biites the owners OF merchandise and at
able OF compensation 70 the Inspectors for night
service. Passed.
Mr. DAWES (Rep., Mass.) from the same Committee,
reported bill authorizing the impOratOn Tree or duty,
OF Don for the Catholic Church at Milford, Mass.
Passed
Mr.. BURCHARD, (Rep., M from the same Committee
reported bHi tO refund the internal revenue tax, or
import duty persOns possessing tobacco, snu1 aud
cg1rs manufactured imported prior 10 the 25d OF
November, 1905. Passed.
COAL LANDS.
Mr. STEVENSON, ORep.. ohiOl from the Committee on
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
Sueclal Nollces

How CONSUMPTION can be Cured;r.. now 5ensrs, Cd
Ps%onlc syrup Ssasosd Toaie iOd Manlrike P,li~
& ] 81 tss su slime and is,sei matter that ssoops .,
aod bowels ,ad interfering sa thet proper Eett as,
AMI ean be % classes coB9as The Se.~rs&
it, .sd assists geat tie strengthens general system
the per,o9 vii seoa grow strong aaa aeIe-ss IN ae'a - -
pes By epec'oranor hea al sores lni ye n the ae sad
win PaaoaasI CoH,apuS1 % "a sg w, es - 1 ' s s
the vita most people N LAT y 10 uo' sks pnopsr
care themselves aud BY eIpoarr 70 our lnp AMI eo ano'sse
.r- continually adding cold cola ~ taI nothing s a, hcm ss
sisa 10 sas bcre yer' enlhe a.. y ps nt - e, ss
. Winter early srrug They must not a.e cod .sf
ier,ng te damp weather we'll veaua 81
TIs tsmperaure mos, grateful iuysor,ns the
rsngrs 5 degrees hut nav bc made higher or o-es 10 s
pecuAeS Tins temperature seems to a6la he a o ne Sssy
Of the .ien ana syree temperature therefore the aeas
GENIAL The Vita nor 'rs nse 10 auy aa
For proper walking the room 'nd e.rr,,.s
Ss s.1 ,saj .aI aa'ersy sss.s, is o.tas
The ais, rsaoIIs, ..'s' asIaoa S.llSS a Soi
WV ose scqurcs EnoS by experience what ioes and sasa
is 4,oa al sa6.sness heavy The stomach al i.
.sr With oay such cs. experience icaonstuiss arc
tSy ese,s .al, as. a. a Sr,e ,, s sore ss .sd
rsSnsa will we'll thousands have been ear shS s'ye aAs.
proper q ;ssa'fys. % 'A4 'i SsA''s' inssS II sS
sSsael PunsOae syrup sss~d Tonic ,aa Maadr.Ls pm. Pro
pAredby :; a. SSaaSSa h as.,s psi,a,l0s.
And for sale by sll truSg,ts aud dealers
JOHN HENRY, saJ college plase sos Ioth WaSesAs sk
ln.,isate Farmsrs. c.oTs m ..,s. Sss !. : -
Cooper Raag All interested In AssasA ng"ys'%'o yea .s
~ tttenl NAAnAH - SSA'
JouS W. CHAMBERs. Secretary
The wor,s,ngvomen's Protective Union.
the nana
upoa IN hoasehod service 10
COPYIsry NTRADRSWOMKN, CLERKS nc, arc spp"es -.
po,er. obtaining employ nenL mss -.
bc~s earned calecssd by Aw When aeees>ay ~,
Aen.onrysay ye. r5s'a hs...f asd psra..sa,
diseases Of loas sani siIS s Ble,cksTs
cured. ConsuitAllOa irreN ph FSSt'~
ihho \. CARA os oafis paa aal eo-s V .s~
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
HAVANA MARKETS.
n,rlx, M,reh "a, K.r Mssr M.rrh j i

Havana March via KsY sr March lSag,-Buyefs iemani
eiucon demand irn small business. prices
irTesua Havana and MsnEs loo 900 boxes
hhlE; the Havana MetsnEa
boxes an 5000 hhs erpcrt during the sees from HAvan.
hA, Of which HOOO boxes and
an the hhdA c 10 70 10 D.
lO l0i arrob EoA Is % d. up reals; AolAsses
sugar Muscoyai0 b. g9 reals Inferior
Common 3IlO reals for Par TO Good Refining l0 an eals per
GocsFy gradeA Aolsses qu bas Bacon ul at
ala per Butter quiet and steady Flour quiet ami seak
At hT S6sl8 per bh for American. American Hams
htavy 50 per quina Lard So Ji S6 70
psf quala kegs en- Dgs2 - 10 aas poaoeA eiser a. -
ip-r bbL Ttiia~ AA 13DSb qnntsL
Onions soil Sl0SSD 20 per bhL Cni Oh, "a
lclsad a ea poI lon knpy ascala blo ant At
81 T50f3 Lumbtr nimual Of Was rao bs0ppn pe
ptlca llas Ss 51l aa0oSs ia deasIl ~ % Eag
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
6EN1TOR PATTERSON,S CASE.

uE CALLS IT UP IN THE SENATE AND ASKS FOR
ACrIOS--IT Is DEFERRED rIbL THE EXTRA
SESSION.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRf8USE
WASHINGTON, March Sat 1915 Patterson rosa to
q question of privilege, and said that he vas
unfortunately absent when Mr.. BoyTill lMairs)
called up the report in relation to himself or bs
would have asked for action upon it then de there
fore asked that it be taken up and acted on now.
Mr. Carpenter said that it perfectly evil
dent 30 everybody ssst at this late hour OF
the session IL would bn impossible 10 give ghis mat
ter the consideration hss would be fair both to the
Senators and to the Committee He would rc1nind
the Senator that though he would nOcbe here, and
the Senate would not have Jurisdiction over hu,yet
he would remind him that the Senate would not
lose jurisdiction of the subject and that IL could be
acted upon during the Executive session, and con
sidering tho position in which tho Senator was
TO take it up.
Mr. Patterson said that if he conld be assured that
the Senate of the next Congress would take it up
he would not press it for consideration now Mr..
Hamlin said that he supposed that there would be
no obligation on the part of the Senate 10 act upon
this matter after this session. but he thought that
he could assure the Senator that it would
be taken up aud carefully considered. Mr.. Anthony
said that if a vote was to be- taken tonight he
should have to ask to be excused. Mr. Thurman said
that if the Senator from New Hampshire desired to
call this up now IN order TO mako some remarks
upon it no should vote take up the resolution Mr.
Patterson said he did not desire TO say anything He
said that he was willing to leave the matter with his
friends in the Senate On tho testimony. He then
wit hdreXV hig mnkinn
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
LATEST SHIP NEgS.
lIoy oa.cy SUN Se,rs see second race.l

lFoy 02cr cs.D Ne,rs second rdcsl
AERiYED.
Hamilton
Bf.s D. Dhins WaAx@c, tlsu1egos II fiy. VITA
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAyss Alrch l. rs Ss Ssrhe steamship Ssops,rs srrvs1
hcrr "a
iALiSx n T. hareb ssslsnahips E.,ey .isspes
sil iere gIo Bfihg repaired.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Earn Me Msrch 3-Arived. tsk Pan0ia r,ia Nobis
Yosros Ssra 3ArTypi tcauap5 m Crsne Bsl's"ret
Ncrsss rom New York brig Isabel Begm1n hrcJIre hFx
Emily cns- from tiiyesor; Fve Doma<s
Ctr bng A. DeyeTeGn fotn Wilmington. y. G. Beo~.
anchor 10 P'ounrcown schr Hattie Ecker Orle1ns
LEwKs Del Aijlcth Lsycs
pool. aHd sailoi Tor Baltimore "a.
hEw-ORLKAvs: hsrca 2Ara ausaip Ce1rge CrOHse fnss
New Saiei Csr-~. s5S heugors.
pTSASTERS.
REY WEsr Pa March 3Ibe sp GctfYEbgrg shc <ske-s
Lo, icy. OF st ughs zgh s Of The UeJer
EreckeTs ae. sni ~
bales Of Tue Get,gsba &eJ Vest
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
REMOVAL.

We observe that the depot of the Kingsford
Oswcgo Starch been removed 10 the spacious and
convenient premises No I46 Duane-s in this city The
Kngsfor starch Works at Oswego this State. IS the
most extensive and complete, as well as the most eee-
brated in the world The great perfection OF It's products
never has been equaled or late years the product Of
tGis Immense establishment has been equal To ABOUT
lOO,O tons per anuuu pure starch which Is sought
Tor M the principal markets. not only OF tins but OF fOl-
eign countries As usual. the NewIOrk business - un
der the management OF Il. &. Chaplin, esq. long KNOWN
A. one OF he most energetic and COMPETENT mercanHe
men OF the metropolis tEYchus Commorchi'
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04

Bor ucgsbei sngar H,xbead s.vs, sorv
Long ssvei Hoops baoysn s s1SSio per sr-srsss
srmsr expected per bor O oairg At Havans
uni,ei Sts 9 binP S bogIhesf n sggsr fo 10 - 80
s. per ozxhb fsas
Tor TIE rud 20. Falmouth Frd grtes RON
DUs. b yn norts the 0ri6
cbfHrn steady tn uted % 10 q
~ premium do agn t@Jl rrcmiam 10 20 esSs.
go 5aHt premium; DO h5rt sight. goii jt Sss-
1"1 'I1f2i premium; Plrs l5D,5i yrealan.
FOR otter hgrS md C0mmcrrai Third Svean Pzsa
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
Tho Old RrIiahse HrH -1fe.
10 aad 345 broed~sy sew-Tork The best the ~orh.
HiRRIED.

TrrTBY-SOL LONOYtt Newsrk " Feb che REV O. ~
fnnY Of Dhngon. d. C., issef ~ iy Fan BenscAsen.
Wn. a. PtneF % ii.A 9. solomon, a Of newark
RCGEDS-ALLA8CNOu Thursiag Peb D. by Rev H. Ganss
Robert &. koyer 10 Fannie p AHason
RUSYON-WOODOl THURSDAY Feb by lianoocs
RuayoB Of hSs-Bruns.ek. n j. Wood
Mount KiscO, N Y
sTMONS-MRRCBR- Brookyn At r~.isace
by the DR.. HslIsF NJ. John
Bro0,lyn 10 M.ss LEHe Mercer of Boston. MasA
SPRAGUB-POwELI,-A last Meadow L. T. sgni,y Marct
1914, Mr. ReyuOhds. Mr.. Chss w. Spaaus
Hannah A. losei. all OF Hast MeLjoE.
TERUEB- BLAKB-In Brookyu, 25 by The Rev " r Rss
Dr. James elDle 10 AS iItie z. Blke. al VI brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
GoRERyMAYr WEArHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. d. c., March IL 4. m.
syropas for ne Ddsi hDeHts-fJ,r aoury.


WASHINGTON. ID. G., March ii 4. m
SyrODas tor me DIH tDeutS-f1u aourI
The area of lowest barometer that was Sun
day night on Cape Hatteras II now east OF Mais nu
the pressure has very generally risen ir0m the Mdde
aud southern states westward. - =,
Fresh ana brisk west winds. with partly cloudy
and clear weather. prevails IN the sontn aud middle
Atlantic coasts aud the same, with clouds anu SNOW
over New York and New England.
Fresh norhsrly winds with clear cold weather, pre-
vail over the Ohio Valley and nOrhvard falling barom
efer with rain Is reported rom Oregon ver cold eear
weather with light winds, over minnesota aud Lake
Superior. =, -
The temperature has fallen very generally over the
entire Misssippl Valley and eastward 70 the Atlantic
but only slightly In Name It has risen somewhat on
the western Gulf coast, where hight southeast WINDS
have been reported.
PrsbablitieS
For New-York and New England. on Tuesday. rising
barometer. fresh ana brisk northwest winds Win
cloudy ana clearing cold weather; ON the Middle AT
lantic coast diminishing northwest winds ana gen
orally clear cold weather. for the South Atlantic states
ohio Valley and lake REGION clear weather, anu dnlin
ishDg northwest winds.
For the Western Gulf states, falling barometer and
cloudy weather for the Northwestern states, aling
barometer brisk sOutherly Winds rislng tom
perature, aud cloudy weather.
Special for ngtOn-Frcsh northwest winds, clear
weather. with oocaslgnal clouds aud lover empor-
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04

DOMESTIC MARKETS.

sEvOHLEAxs 1oar quiet D ior Superau - %
10, Dpa5- Erta bgB5J IS for Treble BTtrs; - W0 81
to e. Cor. scae que, jO03sc Bran quiet
OGbI l1 HAg sold n1J ior Pnme SJ0@tl. for Choee
pors ,re and iru4sr FOR New Dry Saei Mea sold
64c r shou-rs die Clear b SdeS 7ic. fu Clear Sides
bacon q4t aA0lr,, si tor Clear BIB sides sic tor
C.af SIDES sold 6lJl Lard dull JnSic for rercc
gid Keg ste or food Fair AMI Dc Tor fGY
BAR tor Inferior fernentng sui Prime
y4sk7 inl Coffee quiet lg81c EIehlnge-seflng
lt4l Ss~-York Sigat prsnium. Gold, La.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
PASSEgGERS ARRJgED.

FeOM LIgEgPOOL-fn sl,a7sLp Rs,n5i- Nun IfIn Ia,
ydga Mr. y ). Wlglr, M ". p Wlyne Nri Monlyou, D. a
hsbefs NJ s-ab1rf d. H. SxTgeH D. chs6
snd nure Ms hsrT hei W. Eaie Looncr nr. Ct laf,sa
and Mrs Mar Carer WIN. Dorg snf A5s A Hosh
T. Amlnss kar f>c1le James Phelaa A. sorirg W. Too.
png W A. Pskrras1 Robert Wenxor Cspt The S,-.i a. H.
ri w Y Wool D. - AcCesrJ Capt L. Z PLo5 .nd sife
Rcb. L 4. rusH.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO Mah 1Css-lsopts l1J market fing active for
gpol shipping grades good 1i15i c"t ers seng al - sS9
5 70; fJ1t cx. % 40 S6 small bsneh Of ti
a 90 %
oG-Lye Hogs dali; receipts 1900, the supply exceeds The de-
which confined shipper, ba.chers s OF 10
At b l50S4 ,0i good " choice, - 40 "a tsi.
lnll sad anclAasd receipts, O0. sales f 20
At
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
A scuooNrn srNK AND TWELVE Live Losr

A SCHOONER SUNK AND TWELVE LIVES LOST.
HALIFAX, N. S. March 3.-The schooner st.
Mark OF st. Pierre Capt. Mgueon, was caught In the
passage from 81. Pierre to Sidney, n b., anu was
knocked about nearly two months, and finally sunk
IS miles east OF Cape North. Twelve known TO
hnVe heen droWned.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04

The last Conference report on an Appropriation bil
was agreed by the House at 1890 o'clock All the bill
are now passed, and there Is consequently. nothing
make an extra session necessary.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04

"A collision of two freight trains on the New
LONDON Northern Railroad yesterday Afternoon two miles shove
bat wv sssns'Ves ssa 70 cars
eomBlessls deg sLSaea
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04

The live stock weighed on Fairbanks live
stnc .s IA tae past years, rhe Union stock
Y,rds OF Chicago would load railway tram 2,JJl miles
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04

taro than on Monday. will probably contnue through
Tuesday.
Cauti,nary asnsis continue at Norfolk. Caps May.
New York, New-Lond0n, Boston, and PortlaDd, MIC.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04

successor Bishop Rem. um;cs Fiaa Ayense Hotel
WArCuXs. JEwE.lr AMI SLvsRwAHB st cose prices
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04

HE CALLS IT UP ~ THE SENATE AND Asks FOR
ACrIOS--IT Is DEFERRED TEL THE EXTRA
SESSION.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
THE INAUGURATION.
GRAND PREPARATIONS.

| WASHINGTON ABLAZE WITH FLAGS AND BUNr-
| ING-LARGE CROWDS FROM EVERYWHERE
| TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EXPENDITURES
/ Tile pROCEaarnN
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04

opposed the salary proposition particularly view OF
the rejection OF the amendment increasing the pay Of
the female clerks IN the Departments from 800 20 $1,000
He proposed take the scheme by the throat He
posed 20 the highest functiOnary whose salary
doubled. The country had had Mr. Lincoln for four
years at 1000 annnm when gold was sometimes $50
per cent and yet Mr. Lincoln had saved $4,000 during
his term. Every President saved money III the office,
because there were attached to the Oce enOuments IN
the Of residence, servants &C. the money value OF
which was at least $4,000 a year He had been mem
Der of the Republican party from Its origin. He had
not supported the Republican ticket last Fail, still
he had feeling Of sympathy and regard Tor tine old
parv and ne hated 10 see IL completely wreck itself and
history with dishOnOr by thing which shamed
the Credit Mobilier and everything else tnat was
rupt, which had taken place IN this Congress or any
other Congress OF which he had been a member. He
appealed the manhood and to the OF Justice OF
members OF the House 10 vote down the report.
Mr.. NIBLACK (Dem.. Ind.I also opposed the report.
He thought b unseeny u raise salaries as proposed
Congress already la0or1ng under tenpOrlry de-
preston the public mind The events OF the last few
months had hOt been favorable 70 Congress IN puDhc
The business OF the country very much
depressed. In view OF all the circumstances, he was
opposed the report and he would oppose II 10 the
extent OF defeating the bill and neccssitatng an extra
Mr RANDALL (Dem PENN, one of the members OF
said that he had gone into the Conference ana found
trOVersy The FIRST difference the question Of salary
On that question he (Kaudal) had made no doubtful
sound. He had declared ~ has constituents aud 70 the
country that he believed he earned $500 year. He
believed he could not, with any sort OF dreency I'VE
here with his family at less salary lie dd not know
how IL was with members from rural districts Dut ne
could suggest distinction between the pay OF
rural members ana those from clues Many melnbeIs
were compelled 10 keep Residences here ana also Keep
their residences al home. The gentleman from llllhOb
thr FarnswOrtbD bad spoken OF THIS being unmaniy,
Dnt he thanoal asked whether IL Was not more manly
TO vote openly Tor this increase than for member TO
lHs uS voice IN deDagOg1cdl strain ana tAeu ~ 10
! JAe Treasury aud take the increased pay.
Mr.. FAkSsWORfH asked whether u was manly to
refuse 20 Increase ms O the fsmlc ciorks ana then
| 90 vote Tor tlns increase % monibersf
BIZ RANDALL assontcd 10 the idea that tIo pay OF
, 1873-01-16
,reen. a4a4c: do red tip, Sc; do p1e ana feo'


hi rTER-The butter trade WAS again du1et to-uay'
and nTicca were easy for most grades Cnoee u4ss,
owing to the continued light recelnss "sre Get1 a.
very full prices, hut common ana e T.,
were offering 1t concession. We maze no 8an ~
our Quotations Is follows: Good to choice ro l5!'
nc strictly choice dairy packet 2fSS9o: "so'o4 ~
GOOD. 18a2ec inferior to common, eGlic.
BAGGTNG-This market WIS "l1noua ~" ieaa ~ ~
Grain bags remain Inactive and hrtn wne oHraps su
other goods were in fair request as sse1uy ps,sss @
Wa ouote: Stark 3Gt5c; Ludlow. soc Lev Ni
SIS; American, Anoske1s ssSc o.seo
83i1c: bur1ap bags and ba, 2Fs.2c' g,1na gnanes'
ain1Ie l9a19c; DO double, 2oc; Wool saeHs, ooS
BEaNS-Thcre is fair local and shtpplns uenaan ~
for good beans and choice n[o
scarce and firm Other grades are ~ - noe.a.o ,
nv. We quote: Eavics At S250 6o 1a.E 10 l11'se'
Il nra2 IS: common to medium, $l2ot+i.!a.
BUILDING MATER1ALs-Were quss EN- ana - snEo p
changed We continue to quoto - PLY ntsIeo1 ~ sro
@a7s New York stueoo, casing: s3''sts, 6 50:
uuca cement s2o FER brl; Lonsv1e 70 sens s inns
Akron cement $500 marbo dug, y ~ III
IN bulk, 81 0o61a5; limo Qoris) $l25lsl ~ Per VI
White sand, Pei bz *175@3co nlaserng nas, n n
t1. 40a50c; fro brick, per looo, Sto.vo93u.o, ',.,
building brick {comnon), 10o915 country yoe M
s1o 50GlIO0: Woodstock pressed range as ogs1
"a fo s. Louis hydraulic rrcssed *15o9 ue o. ~! ~
sukee s33 90 del; Racine, So 60 DEL hlsan,e, So9
del. dc clay, per b1I, s4oo@5oo Inc 1ouoNinG G;
r. f,et Of pr1ce pcr of 50 fee. for dones3e ~"
| do1Y riass. from which reduction Of ~ anu Pc
can't Ia made dealers.