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, 1873-12-05

tho limo OF tho rond that invcatoh
G000, 900 III this road, anl havo rs yo nothing to
allow for It. Would 1t not 10 bestor and faror
for tho Govcr,,nont toreimhurso the pooplo who
l,avo boon swinfled out Of their monoy before
they pormlt npy moro premature railroad outcr-
pttsos2 Tho people Of certain countios nnd
towns In this btato lnyo advanced moro than
713,o00,oon In this way, and they might 20 bo-
fore Congress- for naturalization with much
better claim than tho managers Of Northern
Pacilo and Toxas l. Pacific.
But why atop ut railWayu7 Tho statea havo
bettor claim upon tho 0oncral Government than
any railroad ontcrpriacs whatsoever, for their
crodit is to sonlo oatent tho credit Of tho na-
tion. WILL tito Government, thon, asauno tho
payment Of Paci'ic Railway honda and lot North
Caroline, South Cnrolina, Louisiana. Florida,
and Arkansas repudato their Bnto debts, thua
bringing tho good namo Of the American people
Into luropute Tho iutlobtotlnoss Of the Northorn
Pacific already amounts to $29, ,3o9 1887 40; TINT Of
tho Toxas t puclo is 80. .1o9, ,22209. Hozeissome-
thing moro than s84 900, 600 which tho Govern
nlent will bo ua!sod to nssuno at ono gulp,-
enough to afford roliof 10 several Southern
Statoa and cear tho market for n new lot Of
bond-iBsucrs. Then why stop with tho s.stes
a:,y moro than witt, tho railroads? Why iB Mr.
jay Cooio entitled to Government ail any more
tl1an Mr. John Smith, or lir. Tom Scott nny
moro than Mr. Tom Jones7 II tho 0oyornmont
credit is to be Pledged for tho bonoAt Of private
ontorpracs. lot us hayo fair divide. Among
the humorous hnaucial remedies suggested IL,
communications to THE TRIBUNE lntoly iB ono
recommending that tho Government should
issuo s25O, ,0Do, 900 moro greenbacks, and loan
thom out to individuaa who Gun furnish
security, in elms not exceeding $1,000 to M y
one person, Nov this ia something like. Whom
Government hangs out threo balls aud goes into
tho pawnbrokor's business, give us ali n chanco
in these hard timca Therefore, We say that,
when Northern Pacific and Texas Il paoiac como
before Congress for Government guarantee,
let nil tho ropudiatiug States, all tho. burated
railroads, all The towns aud counties that havo
voted aid, and everybody olss tlat can farnisl,
as good security as second mortgage on rail-
road, como forward at tho samo ti,no. "Unolo
sam IL rich enough to give Tia all farm"
, 1873-12-05

Senator Pratt, OF Indiana, las brought IN \
bill for tho repoal Of the satary-grab 1t pro-
poeeu to make $4,000 tho compensation for tho
Forty4hird CongroHs, and to this and authorizes
tho disburaiug offlcor Of tho two lIousos to do
duct from the monthly pay Of each member a
sum sufficient to amount by March 4, 1876, to tho
oxcosn already paid to Cougreasmen. Mr. Pratt'a
bill provides for tho payment Of e2oo in liou Of
postage aud newspapers, and for reimbursement
on account Of actual travelling oxpcnses to and
from tho seat Of Government. This bill falls faE
ahort OF what tho people deuaaua. What tho
people want Is tho absolute aud unoontftion-
al ropcal OF tho Salary bill Of last ses'
zion, placing all tho salaries just whoro
tloy were before tho passage Of that obnoxiouA
bill. Mr. pratt's bill only tlesls with tho pay Of
Congressmon, whereas all Halarios, including tho
pay Of tho President. must DO aot back to juss
wlero they wora before, In order to remove the
just Indignation Of the people. To repeal thai
portion of tho bill relating to Congressional sal
aries, and leave Gen. Grants pay at double wha!
It Was before, would DO to concedo tho very point
for which tho increase vas originally designed
We hayo already explained that, II II bo malu'
tanned now that 1t ls unlawful to diminish the
salary Of tho President during tho period TO,
which ho WAS elected. 1t was equally unlawful te
increase 1t during tho period for which Ao had
becn elected. The only portion Of Senate,
prat!'s bill which ought to 10 retained Ia thai
providing for tho reduction from future pay o1
tho excoss already paid out.
, 1873-12-05

Tho Boston correspondent Of tho Now York
lfail, In alluding to the recent transfer OF
magazinoH from Boston to New York, ntimatoB
that Osgood Co. layo done very wise thing,
having had too many !rona in tho fro to handle,
Their book business alone la enough to en-
gage tl4sir undivided attention, while their
holotype business haa grown very Rreat,
tho demand for their choap reproductions OF
old plotuzes from colleges and collectors alone
being iumsuss. In addition to thls, Nssszs.
, 1873-12-05

special committee OF aovon, 10 consider tho
repeal OF tho aa'ary~stoal, was ordorol by tho
House Of Representatives yesterday. Tho Com
rnittoo ia headed by Mr, Halo, Of Maiue, on
whose motion It was creatod. Tho other mom-
bors aro Maynard, Kasaon, Bcollold, Halo (of
Now York; Niblaek, and Jovott. It was directed
BY tho House to ascertain and report Tie actual
amount paid to mambera Of Congress and tho
officers Of tho Government under the obnox-
ions Ant.
, 1873-12-05

Tho Senate yesterday passed Senator Shor-
mans bill for tho redemption Of tho loan Of
1868. Tie Standing Comniiteos were oleoted
E.h but little change In tho Craftsmanship Of tho
more important onos. Morton, Cameron, mud
Sherman arc rotainod at tho hoad, respectively,
Of tho Committees on Privileges and Elections,
Foreign Relations, and Fiuancc. Ex-senator
Colo ia succeeded by Morrill,, Of Maine, aa
Chairman Of the Committee on Appropriations.
Ex-senator Trumbull's place on tho Judiciary
Committee is takon by Senator Edmunds.
Senator 6prague auccoods EX-SENATOR Samuel g.
Pomeroy on Tho Comrni4teo on Public Lands.
, 1873-12-05

Tho Chicago produce markets wero generally
higher In prices yesterday, with losa doing in
broadstutrs. AIass pork Nas active. aud 25@s0o
per brl higher. closing at al3.40@13.d0 casl.,
aud 9l42o@l4.25 eeller February. Lard waa
aotivo aud nearly 30 per lb higher, At ITO cash,
and Sc sollor February. Meats wero quiet and a
nhade flrmer, at 491o tor shoulders, o9S@o1c
for short ribs. 05Go for short clear, all boxcd,
and 8Doo for awcot pioAlod hamn. Highwinen
wero quiet aud firm, at 900 por gallon. Dressed
hogs were quiet and stronger, At 84.o0@5.00 pei
LOO tba. Flour wus quiet and STEADY At s5.6o@
5.75 for good spring extras. Wheat was loss
aetLvo, and higher, closing at SLOT cash, $l.o6&
'olsr tho month, and sl.08N sailor January
'.n WAS quiet and 10 higher, cloalng at 4016t
:, and 4o>5o seller January. oats nero qulet
'hs7lHu hlshcr, oloslng st 300 osah, and s591t
, 1873-12-05

complimentary to tho 1owcr animals to call brut.
ish. Tho whole miserable crew, mon mud wonl-
Oh, diod boforc morning. Tho mout Of tho
wl1hlsy sold now-a.lays In nitro 10 kill sooner or
lator, but litto social parttoa OF tns descriptions
who toyoto night to drinking and make Il acri-
OTIS n,id enorgetlo bs,sinesa OF It, nhoull bs pnr~
t!cular III ascortaiuing whothor thoy aro drinking
tho right poiHou.
, 1873-12-05

sangamon County owns thousand eharos Of
the stock Of the Gilman. Clinton & Springfield
Railroad, aud through its Supervisors yostord.y
disapproysd tho action Of Judge Upton In maxi
Ing Mr. Huekley sole Receiver Of tho Road. 1n
khcsr resolutions the Supervisors saY that ono
rcason why tho county snbacribcd 100000 to
The road Vas Tho inlucemont that they Tould
thereby gain competing road to Chicago. They
approhsna that Mr. uluckloy viii make tho
Gilman. Clinton l. Springfield liuo subordinate
to other aad rival roads IN which ho ia intsrest-
cd. They direct tho legal advisors Of the county
to roe what measures should be takcn for lis re-
noval they doom 1t called for by tho iuterosta
of the county. Col. n p. Morsan'a appointment
~ Reeaiyor IL the ono thoy dosre.
, 1873-12-05

Tho recont horribh poisoning caao In Mon
troal, In which dozon pooplo drank up nearly
half gallon OF ynum oolohicl upon the auppo.
aitlon that 1t WAS whisky, has = vory useful
moral for inoonsidorato drinkors. The above
people, who are now all tn tho cometsry, found
this drug, and. auppoBlng 1t to be Intoxicating
liquor, went In aud msde night Of it. oarouRlng
aud drinking in mAnnsr whloh II would moi bs
, 1873-12-05

sollcr Jan,,nry. Hyo was quiet and nrmcr nj
73@79>1a. Dorloy wnB quiot nud ateaay, ut e1.4D
@1.bo for No. 2, anl A1.olaN1.05 for No. D.
Livo hogs woro actlvo md 15o higher, closlng
firm At e4.16f@4.5o. Tho Cattle and shoop mar
keta wore ouct ind unchanged.
, 1873-12-05

sHAKsPEARE's FACE AGAIN.
It ID vory evident that 1Ir. Page, tho artist
who has recently painted new head Of shak-
upcare, Of which description has already been
given in theae columna ia not to be allowed to
wear hs 1aurol1 undihturbed. Tho Shak-
spearinn critics arc already after him, and tho
sllarpost among them is Mr.. Charles G. Gray,
who has printed In tho Boston advertiser long
analysis OF 11r. 'page's theory that Shakespeare
had largo scar upon his forehead in tlocourso
Of which he Shows strong probability, at least,
that this IL untrue. As Mr.. pago's theory and
portrait aro attracting considerable attention, q
gouoral statement Of Mr. 0ray'a position will
also DO OF interest. Mr.. Gray assumes, at the
is tho only authoritative likcnons In oxiatonco,
mud cites, in support Of his assumption, tho
lincs which Don Jonson, who was intimately
acquainted with the poot, wrote
Tho Figure that thou hers sesat put
It waa for gentle Shakespeare cut;
Wherein ths Graser lad atrifot
With Nature to Guido tho life.
In addition to Joa sons testimony, hs cites
alao tho admissions Of Honningo and Condeli,
VINO pfhted tho Ifss eal1'on OF tne pls3s' IN
which 1t nppoared shRt II was tue picture OF
shakspearo,-s TACT Which should carry con-
siderable weight as tho adtniaslona wore mado
at tme whom Shakespeare waa VOL known
to every one. As noislor this print, tho Strait
ford bust, nor the Chandos picture proaont any
disaguroment OF tho brow, hc assumes that thcfo
WAS none, or aome Of tho painters and ongrav-
ers would have revealed 1t. Mr. Pago rostod
hia case very largely upon the 112th sonnet,
moro particularly tho following lites
, 1873-12-05

scc,riky in e1,1us not oxcoelnp $4,000 to m y
ono person, Now this ia something liho, When
Government baues out thrco balls aud coca into
tho pawnbrokor's business give us all a c1anco
in these hard times. Therefore, wo any that,
when Northern Pacific and Texas Il pao1c como
before Congress for q Government euarautoo
let nil tho ropudiatiug States, al tho bursted
railroads. all The towns aud counties that havo
voted aid, and everybody olse ilat can furnisl,
as good security as second mortgage On q rail-
road, como forward at tho Bamo ti,no. "Unolo
Sam IL rich enough to give ,,a all = FARM
THE STA1E OFFICERS AND THE TAX LEVY.
The SpriueHo1d papors neglect to make any
o.,,o,,tt,, -, tho oo,auot ~ n, t,d;.,r L.,
'~'1sA y. ' 'A. - a 49,
teVylnB TAX On t1o aEaso ns largo 1oF ,4zz'ooo
rsyon,,o in crcess Of the amount authorized 1v
Inn Thov ic,,oro al, r,r,rc,ca n ,bo pa;Iro,a,
Ald laW OF 1oo9' "Aen lucy KNOW, "a LUG "4ole
State kno"a, tint the whole assessment Of 1878
was Changed Tor no otnor purpose than TO pro-
vide the monns OF paying TINT debt in part. Tho
attempt to account for the conduct of tho Au-
altos =, +,,o ro,,,5 +l,+ In ,,o. ,7o,, .,tt,;,,
hut Hhas 1no IL" reqalrcd OF Inn ID 100 tnan.
Eyor since tho valuation of property by Aesosa-
49,. T., ,,;s c,,4 t,,o hoo, -o>,,,;uoa u law thu;u
''e =" tA'' @S'o A"' 0e9'A ~ '""' ~De''
oath has fcqusscu OF them return OF tho
II true" and ffull ynl11o" OF nt1 nronortv. Tint
uo, .1,o ,,,~ ,,st roo. mn, has hoon o..r~ ,o.u
Blnce uen. Llpplncote las boon Auditor, just aa
much 30 As in 1879. Tho prctouso that. in hio
,,,,o,o .o,,o, T., In. han, ,,or.,,, IT., oxo,+or
OF ZIG lhH, aB "r!ttcn III tno deatute"oooAt WILL
hardly Eta1d thu test Of L couparison with TINT
or , , ~. ,. l., ,;.
~"' ~A~ -" ~ 'S''1o .A'' ~Ss' ~ ~-'s
"''o'c h'l.se' 'oaoa - lo''o"a' 1ne i'oSohoo
@'' " 1919 p'o'4a0'' o'esl'A9 40 "''o A@''
M .n' uo1etnos, Auusof, auu Nv, .ssasusus enan
equalization Of property, ascertain tho ratio por cent
required to produce tho anlou q arts lsvtd BY tho
"sMT'" ,nn r,a a. 'I"a aa,ts. .,,.u ,.,u ,,.. ,
fy to tho County Ccrla such ssparat. rstes por cent
will produce tht nat amounts u Stats iaxss author
A' 11oe'o4~'uA'' ~ ~o' oA -'A' " Ao''' f1'-
'ioou:
nnn the t,rs,, nron,rtv u, tnt. sat- tho
following sums for to purposes hereinafter sot forth
For general State prpoaes, to bo designated Revenue
,S1s @ uJu =, 'u soa aao suu ..
Eof senool PURPOSES 10 Do aeasna1eo a'ate senool
annnally.
2. Tho Governor and Auditor shall, annually, COM
pute the separate sasea pes cont REQUIRED 70 peoco
ae, nrov,d,,,g ,rercnt mannar A. asrert.intog Tia
.os ~ -. sss.. .atas.,s,s.a,r 49, s,sr -,
poses to tne contrary notwatnssanans; aao wnen 30
dark. .o n,an,r .an"rata ratc, ner can't therefor md
also such definite rates for o!har purpoxos aro now,
or mHy hereafter b. provided by IA" to bs Levied aud
| collUctod a. StAto taxes.
| ma. H. ,,,,,,,, 4.o A,,a;+ou .,,,,1,
, 1873-12-05
TERMS or THE TRIgUNE.

rEnsta or aunnrn1rrfoS irAyAnf.r IN AnvAScE).
uaily tyinatI...U t2.!D EYs,dYy."....... ..H3.ln
rarta Of scar at t,o saao rato
10 prevent elay aud istaaoe, 10 aud atvo Post
On co 4ddross In tull including stnto ana County.
Rnittanccs ,nay bo undo oitor by draft c1prcas ross
on!cs otder, OF IN loc'atcrrd lno1s, 1T aur risk.
yEnMu 70 CRY BunsonIllEns.
paiy. dorcred Sunday excepted. 26 conte per wool.
Dalr dcli,crcd Sunday ncutinl, 70 conts per wcok
Addrcss Tf1E TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner Mndiron and Doarhnsn. n.sts.. Chicago. Ill.
=s----=@-.:c-.c---...-..-.-...::- =s----=@-.:c-.c---....-..-..-...::-
To.DAY3 ADJUSTMENTS.
HQOLEY's THEATRE --nnn:ln'nf stratt. hotwcon
G4rk and 1ssallo. strakoseh En7aiaA opota'Ttaupe.
..Mv1CkER's hTnE-Athdison. .atreot. hotroo1
nenrbot' @ ~, aas sste l:nTacan''hs Of hotta Lituo
ACADEMY OF Mus1t1--ltsl,!od strcot, betwasn Mail
~ faepa VI tho a'
aLonE THEATRE pssplaIuc. .ssoot ,hotwoen Mad.
WV ~.taa sa os ts Vosio OF 'f'
MYERS PERA-1lOusE sionsoo street, In hotTecn re;
pnoys." Msuatrclsy mud uMnsai4tics.
.1,a. taa1 osstsn ay
=s.-.--.-:..@.---%--@
BUSINESS NOTICES.
,MEADQuARrEnS EoE EoYs' CLOTHING. O. O.
n EjHFk,btt
, 1873-12-05

ACADEMY OF MuS1D--ltal,!od strcot, betwasn Mail
sssn nd sESHsns HnEs:s}nons Of tho Lydia Thon'p'or
, 1873-12-05

0LonE T11EATnE-pssplaIucs sssoo, ,Rotwoen Mad.
tson and Wash!ngau. Eaxagasuent OF Hurry Linden.
" Waiting for tbs Epedtt,
, 1873-12-05

MYERS oPERA-llou3E sionroo .trost, ,cl hotTecn s.
Dearborn AMu Stats. HurlrsInn ct - Tho THu
pAoys." Msuatrelsy mud cnh:eai4ties.
, 1873-12-05

H0OTEY's TIIEATnE--Fan'1n.n11 street. hotwcnn
CLARK and 1asallo. hraEosch En9lsaA ppota'Troupe.
, 1873-12-05

-M'v1okER's, TIIEATnE-atadlsou atreotx hotrocn
Nall and thu h{Archl0ncss."
, 1873-12-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

CENTRAL frALr+-Corncr WnblAh Arenme and TWen-
tysccoud alroos. Fuurn UnatAn Church Holiday tatF'
, 1873-04-30


nas 10 shg wr 1nosan o s o. an
tho1lty: u9ERorato, Palpoa9s were aa Mneront az
IaMa Inugs ~ ~ ~ Were
1 r,,r,,nea S'iI ~. ~ o parK
mas ad .e powcr TO soonrG II
nyin8 Euen ,r;t J9,Ja'" mpon eorIalt persona by
ioRiblatlVo nusauaity. . an9 eAeot OF the phrk IN
;miroyus a.nu ehunne'ng I .ne Yalue OF surround-
.nB tou,ss ,s.oo Luz 1 IT,. one lor cor
pora1o pnrposo; na,i, n,. s"c oplootora' property
waa 9nnancom ,,,aa III s@1o lar noYond what was
atatod by thelr coMmhol. III amhtoatl Of tho nsscHH-
meh1 po!i,g Taou,uop @ ~ ay9o'oU9 worth OF prop.
ortY III lo aom 1s Nna ~ aon Ae view, that amount
wy WY v f o rar o1a eG
rnnoa tn tnat oxtont fla oiooa increase to
specify that t'la Asaeesois aud Supervisors
u ano '"v ,,,,,os;tjas Tn,o srl,na 70 20 Anown
~ anon ,,tIoa tx nnrforn, gse oiceFs had
tcy norc ta ,,ns ~ tnur ioWnaAp
u H. .oy toy1H m1eo md tnu os3 9
to H. uolact thon W. 1of
c t .,np, ~ naeoaaont Ut sno PURPOSE Or
l,H tia 'un sot ~ 5cera nie,a aM'hoE snan aYo
ta,,nf ,,r,'s,o,, hoI hnon nnntn ~ constitu
.s solGoElon % q rpppi1hs E @ ~ Waa an infringe
naent. Inou9n tno NV aiu not specify tho cor
poraea ais "osr s,n MaS 70 maao tho as
sesaors INV nn ,,,on .i s,Jn authoflties anu
o,ar .r ,art% rvs ~ tho uo .o Ea,ne o. ONCE
1h9 aa snpef1s9Ls fo @ o. tho tive towns
nad eohlplAoa 1oBalnot 19f tag purpose OF MAX
ing tho aseo6smeht. ha y hao 1eon Shown that
inc law, oYen Ihough IL mient DO spooial
ono, was not On tnas accouhs 4hoonstitutlonal
30 it conla 10 hhoWn 1 .nax .ho Legislature "as'
no. 1ostfictoa n IT'S pownIr TO determine who
snon!a curry oht .ae PToYslona OF tho INV It
"aa ooihposoi7t 3or s.g 1eessntura 90 onaoH tno
hssohaoFs ana sup1rs,sofa r. u sho tWo towns win
~ " sAe 1e asseshm9ht los
pntk;m +, TX ~ 41u ;otH wns
nusnK ,no ,; y .no t., M IT, Ihero
5 Mas ,' no.u,ns ~ 1no onJeetlon tnas the oD1ecta
+ waa atnctv snt yorth Z; to Toto 1o !1at 1rs
T. mas a!s'ihe!y hes loten ~ tno q" tnat IL "as
, 1873-04-30
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,


Now York Financial Nc1vs.
New YonK, April 20.-FinnucInl affairs wero un-
settled, and money ruled closo most OF tho day Mt
104 to 132 por day, but finally bccamo canier, and
cloaod ut per cent The cypress companies brought
throe-Quartcra OF million III currency.
$535, 600.
Sterling was dull At 1osk for % days, and 1o91s@
10o14 for sight.
Gold woak and lower declining from 1175 to HOY
Tho outflow from the Treasury ia gradually Weakening
tho market Loans. 6@7 per cont aoang at O. C!oar
1nga, $55 900. Treasury disbursements, 1926 oG0
0usonls rcccipts t&7o,000 THO customs receipts for
tho week ending April 10 wero $9,250o00.
Governments woEc dull, but prices woro vol aur-
portod.
atnto bonda steady.
etocka wore very Irregular. Business was moder-
ately largo IN tho early part OF tho day, and small In
tho attornooH Tho principal features woro Pacific
h1a1. Western Union, st. Paul common, and Column
bus, Chicago b 1udtana Central. Tho market declined
shortly after tho opening, but partially recoYere after
thu first Board. Another decline got In about
l o'clock, laating until after tho second
Board, when nr1ner feeling prevailed. The
wcaknoaa wna removed nt O'clock hut in tho last nl&
honr tho market WAS again 1rmcr md closed strong
The ohfof fluctuations Of tho day were Pacific Null,
6sH, 6oss. q, e9 66h, 60A Western Union, 80,
e9k, 821, "a, a4X, 84A and 81 at. Paul, b7t5 5G5,
68}s, a75s O., @. ~. G., 35A, 3s5s, 377s 30s, 371
The remainder Of tho llst luotuated 1k9A pcr cent
chiefly IN sympathy with tho nbove mentioned etocks
Tho final prcea Of tho day generally show an advance
upon tho opening rntes.
BtcrtiuQ. 1Q8M.
, 1873-04-30
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW onLEANs, April N: 9o:-DnE.psTurrs-oat in
good dcnanI and Il prices e. eas'er Ut 4S<Stso'
Pnosisiossnrses soxmosil i ssSais d,;il Il 1880
anooEn1Esostoaasoa dull prince soo: strictly
Srnhh''oa7S otsdlHlxG1. 51sst H gtsn'""' oo'' 1''
md ,nehsnaed. H wiost s!eady j 81 .es@i;M; oSrn
firm Ut 45c. Rye Arm, at 8oo 0ats hrm, at {o9A7c.
Barley arm and unchanged. ,... ,.,,... n = ,,r.
quiet ottorod At :ls.2e: Lard dull; ste,m &C. GER,
orally hold a. o1c kettle nonnally 0ko nalk moata I
no Sysr qats apa M shou
de5s 7y1o; slear s!s rie y q psso; clcar' loc'
A @ N ;a aG
tl.72, snot; sl.!219 seller Nay No. red, sl.ao:
t5s oAss ;'Ss %z s eT ho !s' 49, s$s 9fts sa @ 1ss
31o, Clown sETn-A.oo; ,.,, o.. mn ~, .ox,
'cSGE GHsrMza9s@Foas 9ss " aop bra; woat 1900 ba
'0Fn' 10000 'ui ''tsI GtIhyTLhSp, I've sd;
o1EvE1AND, April 29.-llaEA ApaTurFs-F1ou stea,ly
and nrin. Wheat firm No. red held at $l78; No.
2:soe Corn quiet, ut sl@12o. Oats steady; No. J.
pr7nonruM- -Tirmor fceling; car lots refined,
1oxc; OHIO lcgal teat, 2S@25Ye;
LOUISVILLE, April 2o.-narAnsrurrs-F Flour frmer
and In tettor deinand o1tra family, 5000.
pnov1s1oNa-Fn nctivc, but prices easy. Ness
pork, $l6 60t81o.0o. Nacon n-alouidcra, $40; cltnr
rib 100; cloar, 10Ac packed. bulk n1oataahoulera,
1o; clear rb, 0lc cIcar, yhc Choice leaf lard III
tiorceH, 0HR1Uo.
WHrsKr-Unc4anRcd.
MILWAUKEE,
MILWAUKEE, April ~ D.-unEADsTuTF8-F1onr quiet
and unchanged. 1 Wheat atoady; No. !. $l.oTN; No.
dull and droopng No. a. axe. lsyo in f11r demand
but 1oWer; No. I, GDXo. Barley duh and 1aonina !:
No. :, 06c.
HEoE1prs-Flour, 5000 brs wheat, 1000 bu.
su1rnRs1a-Flour, 1000 brla; wheat, $4,000 bu.
, 1873-04-30

Total, 10000 Gifts, nil Cnsf,. s5OO.O00
Te gsy n hs,e Gt. #. f. , uRcn ds
purpose viii bo b. tho following certificate Of ths
oEF1cE OF FAnMEns AND DRoyEHs' BAEK,l
Hsk Z Sc Grd s
81 ss,Ss "a liz K 5 @ ssp III II e 5;
th9 Bank and paid out for this Hpd thta paGpo's
Tho party torofosc who holds tho tioFst sTins ths
&C. M III Ss s s' e 4 nabss IL g.: 4:
+ 'e;i ~sss ss; st: IN ss ss ss''ssa s 81 Is saI
aanssst and distribution Of g,..s ,ll bosin ~
s e i
Eits1hluas BY o5chostra ,: nand soeona@PlsHtRE oI
e
hnd + s s Il s sy ra
Music by oIehestrni bind Kgath-Dtasinso Of laat ball
Sst ot s5sY voe Eiih taTF1 TFdn, L. hs
H. ,sasie 81 sTsna occasion will the bot t.t
r. %hsss sas ;%ss:iStsaS If
sens II ho sts.o i viii 10 70 b. pST.
foGs guaranty agenstt fso spy Jnss
e
~ snk
option holder viii bo giyea Tor the tiek9s
sssf 81 ata ?S @ no
Il aPR PfbbGG Co. ii Ess.s.
st 0Il1gAdo Western DoCet Il AppplfX; IL -, r..
e r. s. M
sAssF soNr oGs o9GGts!f!a' IS "''S A'd''n't or At TIRE
, 1873-04-30

LrvEnRoo1, April 20 Ii >. m.-Flour, 97s Gil. VIM
tor wheat l2s I'd spring, 1a@12s I'll for No. q white,
lis 8d@11s Tod; club lis 10d@l2s I'd. Corn, a7s 9d
Pork, Sta Cd. Lard, 4ls.
L1vrnpooL, April 2o-1:3o p. n.--DrcatslufIa un-
American.
AyEnroo1, April 1880 p. n.-Drcadstnsrs frm-
e. Wh'to wheat, 1ls 9ltS11s lid; club wheat, 12ss
LONDON, April 29-5 p. r,.-Conaola fur money,
o3; account OAK; 6aoa Of 'C5, 92 5-2oa Of 'G7 03z
Clio.
:. pAn1s, April 29.-Rents, 55f
L1yEnrooI, April 23.-Cntton dull mtlaling up
land, o@9t.d; orlcanp, 0iad. Sales: 16,033 bales;
American, 6,ou0 balca speculation and export 2,o10
bales, -
lsrca1stufra quiet, except wheat, which is lrmcr
California whita wfent average quaity, lis gl@l1a
Id Club; 1as@las ID lsed Winter ias 81. Flour,
27a I'd. Corn, 27s GdG1a7a 0h. Cheese, 7oa. Cumber
land mddioH, 3Ss Cd: Ehort ribB, 39s Dd.
American.
Yarna mud fabrics at Manchester dull hut not QUO
tahiY luwcr. =
, 1873-04-30

SPECIAL NOTICES.


Bo!onco has not got answered this conundrum Thu
pncplo ct lfc in spite OF tho rcaoarchca Of chemsts
doctors, and motaphyslclans, ranntua unknown. Wp
Know hoWovor, that when tho blood IL mpufo thu ston
aoh tncr tho bowcs Irregular, tho llyor dsorosod,
tho uesTea roaxod, this u sustaining principle what
over tt1nay bo, Ia orn ot It's acso powo and TINT tho
body 1t anlmhtoa langutshos Wo know too, such Of
capable Of doyin9 Knowledge from authenticated
taots that ostottos Stomach Bittors correct ipariuos
Of thu blood nyteorato tho stomach. zoguaso tho bowels
touo tho liver, and brace tho thoroby combat.
ting and snbduins tho leading morbid conditions which
toud to shorten Hfo Tho average t,o Of human oria-
oncc might unquostionably be greatly 1onRthonod by it,
dicous Stimulation especially In tho dooliue OF life, and
this famous preparation IL undoubtedly tho most whole
GQmp tttmulant ak praannt known.
, 1873-04-30

BTATIoNENT. ..
port oisatonory and oor arsiees FURNISHED commit
tees during tho scsb!on. Adopted.
bill so E1%n ame aNp a Rfsi 1aw IT regara To foro
b BE entry md a!aines failed to aHayens 10 naya'
Senate li}t 400, 10 roguato tho Illinois Iniuatrin1
tnn t9mns9rs' rss a%a @ fur s compile
APPROXIMATIONS.
aa asnS n1 M 1s ,o f. erect e
serato ,ill 49, srproprlalns $4,000 for tho sato
chapel and dipis.room fors to Deaf md Dumb XIV.
lun. and $4,000 fur other oxponaos, WAS roferrud 10
tlic Committoo on Civil Service.
coeo ssG ' Of IT, seporn as
ordered to . third reading.
Roecss till $50 i. IN.
AFTERNOON sEss1oN.
OTHER APPROPRIATION 1ILIs.
The appropriation Of $4,000 to construct bui1!nH
for tl,e Ego and Ear 1nrnary ordered 10 third
psa i ri H. &C. s. %s a e. Sss s III ips
sa5,e ief II tls stats reforms ssoeI sams order:
Cemetery. satao tr order ''''1' "''O'N 1~ ~ ~'
nEalsrny bill.
Tho sc1lnto amendments 10 tho Hegiatry bill Wero
conourrcd in-ycas, 100; nnyF,7.
.. 4ANS1sltatE.iT.
Houso bill $50, crenptng wagca ct lsborera from
88; nays, Is. - " >' '
mGas b' sa ns er,n 9t Seth nroe fof
Agsny a.a h ~ 81 or H., ro,, y,
ages saare by she ronoYal Of tho Calumet dam. Loat
' " ~, FRACTIONAL 40 TOWNSHIPS.
uouBo bill 4o7 repcaling tho net attaching frac-
tonal townnpe IN Kanlasce County to full townships.