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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-04
Flour.
Fish.
New Pickles
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
d mad nv Henry Otto and wife on Lee
cemb. IS, ISL, to the Undersigned trustee
which deed is recorded in the Clerks office
OF Ohio county, West Virg MIA, In Deed OF
Trust Book No. 4, Folio 2Si, l will sell at
public auction at the front door OF the OHIO
County Court House,
On the osth day Of November, 1873,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following describ d
real estate, that Is to say: The east half OF
lot numt cred fighty-four 49,. fronting
twenty-five feet on the National road In
the town o Trindelphia, and running back
so as to make one Iull lot OF said town.
Also all and Singular the appurtenances,
buildings and improvements thereon ana
thereto belonging.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash, unless other
wise agreed upon at the time OF sale.
Selling as trustee shall only convex such
title IS is vested in me by vrtne OF said
deed oEtrust.
ANTON REYMANN, Trustee,
BY B. HAMMER, his Agent
Gci305
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nearer one
sun, and q rearer one
Ic. than th9 other,

has q way OF lifting so quick and easy.
Reasoning ahstrsctly, indeed there
should never be a panic on paper
ha-.s. One seiIs his securities-Whch
ere p&per--the good ones paying
interest, aud what does he get7 Sim ply
paper which pays no interest at all
Having, after much trouble succeeded
in getting riI OF an eight per cent. stock
or bond al s.om fifty to eighty cen ts
on the dollar, aud got an awkward
bundle Of grccnbGcAs instead, which
carry 20 per cent, what are you 70 do
With them. Put them in a bsuk, and
tn chances are that the directors will
speculate with some and tho cashier
Gear ont with what 10 LEFT; lend them
OIL Jord aud mortgages, Gnd yeu End
yourself embarked in the real estate
business against your wish; take thsn
home and sew them sp in an cd
jacket, a"d your wife throws it out Of the
window, or trades it off with the
ragman for pla,t,r-of-paris AjscX
or porcelain Nasdalen. There's
nothing for it il you really WAS to be
cure that you'vs got something under
yoLr other thau to contract the SMALL
po1 in the most convenient city car,
and then sit down on your pocket
kHrL
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Trustees Sale.

TNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
OF trust made lhc9th day of June, l>1d
by John Norman to the undersigned SIS
Trustee, and now on record in the Clerk 3
U!llce OF the County Court Ot Ohio county,
in deed book No. u, page IS. TO secure 10
Richard Carter, or order, eighteen months
AFTER date, the payment OF certain prom
issOry note for one hundred and siXy-six
gI-lOJ dollars, with interest from June 9th,
$50, the date OF said note, | snail, on FRI
day, the l4jh day OF November, 1873, at the
'front.' door OF the Court House OfsRid COun
~, al 10 o'clock A. NJ, proceed 10 sell TO the
highest and best bidder, the following real
estate: All Of that certain tract o. pa Gel
" land lying end situate in Ohio county,
W, Va on the waters OF Little Wheeling
Creek, about one mile north Of ROney =
Point and bounded as follows Beginning
II a stake on the west side or 4 snail run
and south OF another small run: thence :.
-l'W. A poles TO q walnut stump; thence
v. Sc W. 10 poles to stake; thence NJ
W. u poles 10 q stake; thence y. - +. 10
poles, crossing a ANAL Iun, 10 stone;
thence =. So E, crossing said run four or
1--WE times, 73 poles 10 the beginning, con-
tanning Isl. acres, n ore or less. The above
described note is subject to a credit 81 SAMOA.
m Of the 18Th of February, le72, leaving lhv
aInCunt OF principal and interest claimed
Ia De dEe and unpaid, and for which THIS
sale Will he made, slSSC6.
Terms of sale, Cash.
augIS.i J.H. GOOD Trustee.
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- suird to he Heard from.

/. anybody Ia, ever used the
thorough and scientific course OF treat
mcnt recommended by the proprietor OF
DR.. Sages Cal&rrh Remedy for the
cure OF Catarrh and has not been per-
'ectly cured, the proprietor, DR.. K. V.
Pierce, would like to hear from that
person, and by addressing him at the
Worlds Dspensary, Buffalo, n. Y,
auch person, il there be one, will hear
OF something TO his or her advantage,
SIS the Doctor is in earnest when he
offers $500 reward Tor case OF Cstarrh
which he can not cure, as any one
NAV ascertain upon enquiry. The
thorough course Of treatment referred
to snd recommended by Dr.. Pierce
consists in the use OF DR.. Pisrce's
Nasal Douche which is the on Y means
by which the fuid can De carried high
up and applied 10 sll parts OF the nsssl
.passsses and the chambers connected
Herewith in which ulcers exist and
from which the discharge proceeds. In
addition TO this thorough application Of
the Remedy, which should always be
u,sd warm. Dr. Pi.rcss Golden
Medical Discovery should be taken
eareestIy as coutitutionsl treatment,
without which few cases can be cured
ga the disease is always constitutions
and must be treated accordingly. This
trertment has no unpleasant features
sbou: it, aud has the advantage o.
never driving the desease to the lungs
as there is danger OF doing by the use
of strong, Irritating sruas or poisonous
solutions.
PLAIN FACTS.
FRANKFORT, Mich, Sept. IS, 1873.
A wear ago had bad congh from
the Cstarrh which had got in my
throat. Itried q good many things
but got nothing to do me any good
nptill fused your Golden Medical Dis.
coYery and DR.. Sage's Cstarrh Kennedy.
/ They cured me in three months for
which | am very thankful.
AMOS FISHER.
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FOR SALE.
g.fuab.e Coal Property For
Sale.

>roTIcE IS HEREBY ,. Given p I'll THAT At
~ the ~ nart1 that portion OF coal now
whole oSnIs "a amounting to about lbs
in MS LATED along the Ohio river about
acres; i0c d of mile north of the city limits,
on s,ibnsrw with one acre of surface at the en-;
tGSSce on the side nearest the Ssr and
three 49, Of Fulton. The vein OF coal
trance Tctsr U from feet Q inches to feet in
Will var could be conveniently shipped
depth "ISI Of the county road, or by the p.
by me- 4 K, as the entrance on the river
W.. W. not 20 feet from either.
side 10 nSoye will be sold on reasonable
INC or exchanged for good town prop
erty. WAITER MARSHALL.
marl-h WALL EN- wi IL.
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ToR q AEH,

FARM CONTAINING ONE HUN
\ dred and three acres. l will sell II IN
one lot or divide IL in lots of four or five
acres to suit purchasers There is no better
land in Ohio county Tor market gardening.
Situated within one mile OF the city OF
Wheeling.
TeImS-one- fourth cash: balance in one,
Two, and three years. For further paTtlcG-
,ars enquire of the subscriber.
GEO. ROBERTS,
81 Main street
T. . BRlES,
Neal Est : te Agent
, 1873-04-01

New YonK, March a1.-DEEvEs- Yesterday and to-
day, 2aa csrs or 1900, making 8,d8s for tho wosk,
atntainod, aud tho bulk Of tho transactions wo-o ut
al average advance for the week Of 1;c dressed
Weights. Tho market dragged littln towards the
close, nnl slight concessions necessary to clear
tho yards Of STOCK Ths oxtreme rnuge for common
lions at 14Hc, to dress 60 bs gross cwt and poor to
primo Texas and Cherokee ctt1o At to drcss
&c and 81 lta Sales Include cars pro,niun Illinois
steers strong oK cwt 14c, 60 lbs csr4 pstmo do 8
cw 13@4c; ID fair to good Illinois stecrs, cw
do, ~ cWt, 10lf@11c.
A. saEEr- Is esrs, OF 1902 making 1e,7oo for
tbs offerings not fully closed out Tho quality ranged
from common to extra, and prices from 6ho to sHe
for 'nshorn ;lots, with ono CARLOAD Of good s1earG
cars Ohio ahsep 1905; earn atata sheep, 7h@sHo;
cars Ohio, gA@8o; cars State, $3.50; and l car
Hous-Rcceipts 40 cara or e,100 hogs making Sc, 500
Tor the week Against 80 300 last weok Live hoga
wanted at 6i60Gc, sod city drolsod aro arn at TX
9asGc.
, 1873-04-01
KANSAS.
ViDlt OF tho gccrctnry OF XVRr-.N1urdor
OF n Brother OF senator York. !,

ViDlt OF tho 8ccrctnry OF yVar-.N1ur1cr
OF n Brother of senator York. !,
PARSONS, Knnsas, Marol, 31.-Tho secretsry Of
War, accompanied by Con. sheritln1, and party,
will DO In ParaosIa OH Thuralay, OH their way to
Toxes. It ia his intention to visit MI tho forts
and posts Of tile Indian country Of Texas, and
tho Mexican bort1or. 1Io will oHtabliall new forta
and posta, and relocate others, with reference to
the now linoa Of railroad now developing In the
Southwest to glvc perfect Hafety to
our hitherto neglected frontier. THO dovorn-
ment IN determined to ,givo betsorr
protection to our frontier settlements, and
advance tho outrosts Of niyilzation: Tho
:oonstrlotion Of tho two great lines Of railroad,
tl,o Missouri, Kansaa d TexaB, a1ltl tho ToxaB
Central, opens now line through from 1instorn
eition to THO fron.ior posts OH tho southwestern
border. This notion Of The Govornment will bo
appreciated by adventurous pioneors, and its in
huenco will DO folt In tho EaSt0rn market.
Information reached horo to-tlay that tho body
Of tho brother Of Bonator York had boon found
in tho woodn, two n,ilos west Of Osago Mission:
1Ie Ind boon nhot, and tho body was concealod
In some thick bushes. This naakos Boven per-
Sons missing, and supposed to llayc boon muir
dorod botwoon Osago Mission and Independence,
within tho past six months.
, 1873-04-01

NEW Yong, March 3l.-Corloa--1n better export
demana. aud prices higlur n!dll!ug upland, 2oe.
bARADsrussa-Flour atoaly, will! nlnorato bus-
nesa; rsseinss, 1900 brls; superano wostern aud
ststo fo.1o9e7t; com,non to goul extra, s0.0o9
tEa. 4a;tu@lo.to; Ohio, s7.i601o60; ii. Louis,
$7.oo@l?75: Rye Aour g,ilot; 540oss.75. Corn meal
ateadY yellow, $9a0 Wheat lowor, With limited d.
keo, ailoat, $1.dA; No. 4 Ohtcago, $l8l Rye dull
end md nominal barley quiet, Malt quiet; State $lo3.
Corn easier, with moderate bu9ncsa; receipts 10 900
bu; new We.tern mixed, e5k@66Ho; old do ln
stosos e4o; yellow, 6GH@B7c Olte tlrcr receipts,
1900 na new mixed Western As8toHu; black, 46
, 1873-04-01

QUINoY, H., Maroh 31.-Dispatches from Pal
myra, Afo., atatothat q number OF prisoners con-
tlnod IN tho Jail Ut that place had succeeded In
hroak!ng out aud ofecting their Escape. Tho
foot was discovered by tho officers before tho do
Livery bocano general, who, after securing thoae
who woro loft, started III hot pursuit Of tho fugi
hyoa, with every prospect Of recapturing them,
prisoners confined lii jail is Ambrose Goa, tho
murderer of Miss summers who, fortunately,
WAS net among those who got out.
, 1873-04-01

L1vrnpoo1, March Gill n. m.-Flour, o7s ed@2ss
Wheat-Winter, 12s I'd; spring. 1ls@l2s I'd; white
Lard, 3Ga ID.
LoapoN, March 31.-Conao!s, o1al091z<; 5-2os OF
Gs o1s; 6-2os Of ct, o3ss; 1o4os, ayA now os, 9l
Talow, 43s Cd.
L1yEReooL. March 9l.-Cotton hrmer; mtddlina
upland ~; Orleans, %. 6aos, II, 600 bae4; Aneri.
can, TO- 200; speculation and export, 5000.
1}readstufIa quiet California white wheat, average
quality 1ls 5d@11a club, lis 0d@12s 2d rod viii
ter, ia 81. Flour, 27a Gd@2B7 Corn, 27R ID.
Pork, o4s. oleoso, 73s. oumberands, sos. Short
ribs, Ills.
, 1873-04-01

hn!ti t95veo
Prime mesa si5.oo@1025; peos quiet nl, at'chsnge1
Uat mea'a n, n 1atr demand nama H@lso sh9G1a. ia
Do .pot, %; short eIear 6Ne: Lard aruer; Western
Ht9S,n. to-1go; ketttc, 0!6@ohc.
wse2, nnf i 1asts tef 'D''e' ' 'Ao ''''' '0f no"
Wm1sxT-Easist sss-qaiSs ~ Il t4SR1as; S5!9sso,e.
du q a coc Msreh }ay sa
iis1-oSiot primo, $1,000.
pMovlsioss.Iori ls acive mess sl7so; dry salt
ncala ae9rce at 01tc ni 9c: naeon nctivh o.
uI. ana 1uIe: Hallls f'let ~ A"so que'i
''ts t!sfss s FeS 5 Sooi common fair
10 lily ia1f oAG$sH. nioaaass a"i1 common 1er-
"S9'' W1srs1S ~ S1;ef' 0a''0n' ''' o0ns'' l'''e
oorrox- in eooi donand; sa1e. 600 bnlea or.i-
nary good -, o1dnary aoAc lay mtadInngs'
na:ca a' n maR u Ma otoa1s lSs @
o. ,,uo,, n, osMEuo: Es1s ., ,,r,on. .,,o.
, H.- s1 ra1 Ill., =, m er III, ata,, q0acs ~
Oats dull; stntc, 4oe; o,,,.vn,r
sa1es only moderate at fnll prlcw:
sG aan a4ssd ,ne.s ror $1,000
1o clear rtb %; clear, &C. Rai,l
am.E isMe aGa5.esured al pseted alk
o'ssf HsFSss1ss sst il tlefes'
"A''A6"f'f" At oiS1lSvAr1. 5is;c9s; 80
o,re.sr4r1, s March si;1ba;.osrurr.-w Wheat auet
~ GucSG nn1 1 i. @ it at11.e; ~ 1,,, ~" H'*
rnoyIssoss|srone. Ness ya nork Se sIG'95asiS5o
a eS aa nes 4esy ses fses # M e
Fales, clear FiD,'e; *a!ssI s!ear, 9Ae.
1{rxru,s ararc,, nj .-rnrrns sc,,ve ord ,ic,,or
ooo ordinarv IdiSaic4Io: iow ntdiinu u 1saffsec
ia19io59 Corn meal nj! o naxc enrn f, ooa
aeand ina " ta'f prices Ut ola9c' o"s quiet ut ~
| 1nAx--Dnl! al slo 05Gsi7,oo.
pnov1stoSs-Dscon in fsir demand and a shado
o,rvr,.un ,r,rc, - ri,nr .,,.r,,.o 7,orn,..,,r
WHEAT 5 an sc owar fnr Mn hr
at M. hod at siT Corn o1iet a. t@ass
Oata eosdy: No. s.sr' r1c o''A 4o''E ~ '1e'''''
Rkf1NrD rEraoLEuH1 STEADY car loss loo state
legal test a4Ssa'e' nvrno1r
| Drrno1r starc anDnrr. r.ns1rxrs-F,our a. ,,un mil
rnehsnsed: Whest steady: ozFra whito, M:os 10,
o.ts. 5oe. ~ ' "' "' 'S''1''
oLovEn sEED-s5.10@515
| n ODFtALo;
wl,eat-saes ears Western spring d. sl.55. Corr
! bales OF u cara on track nt hlc.
| ro,rno ,,,p,, =, I11hEpo: Toledo ,,o,. ,,.,,
ehsngsd e Wheat M dull and lower extra who leh
@ gan' Sl:M No; @ 90, $l:1a amber @ Michigan, apot
@ ana APRIL $l'o5H NO. req, $l7o NO: 2, sl.64A
aollof APRIL Corn steady; high mt1ed 39>{c; spot
4lMo eGiicr May !oW mixed, 39Ac; white, 41nc; no
efnao, Sso. oata dnll and nominal.
GLOVER SEgD-MamMoth 5000.
NECEIPTa-Floilr, 1000 brls wheat, 5000 b corn,
A'tuug w1r,.' vu uat0, , 1eU ~; Inn .~, .o.
- I'm , ats M ~ wv os'8 "nea'' %"oo pu cosn'
4-'oo' y" o'''' wv vi ~ 1o171a
sr. LOUIS, a1nrch 31,-BnrAnsrurrs- 2; ou,ot
~ IVY osacr aanano "ae9t t aa an S
earn nr; ,,, s1da e. ~, si:os;
tr.ct narie1 nnict. oni a. = xe ro as,
, 1873-04-01

CLEVELAND, O., March 3t.-Tho Cleveland Bar
Association this aftornoon considered tho follow
ing resolution
Resolved, That the testimony given by Judge @. r.
CATION in Congress, and tho ottera n1ntcd by him to
bo genuine, eyince such want Of integrity, and Hncll
moral turpltudo as to destroy oil confidence in hB ju
ltc!Rl administration md require that ilo ahonld at
rasIgn md reovo tho FooraI Court from thu
barrasslent consequent upon Lila continued occupancy
Of tlie Judgcship.
Action upon tho above resolution was post
ponod to give Mr.. Sherman M opportunity to
communicate with tho Association.
, 1873-04-01

P1rrspuaoH, March 11.-CArr1E-Markot dull : ar
rivals heavy bost to.so@fG.8o; stoshors, $35oi 80
8nEEP-Markot unchanged arrivals fur; boss,
a}6@7Ao; medium, 6hG361{o; common, 4HaSsao,
Ho0a-Market unchanged; arrivals fair PtiAde-
phia, $9eoGS8.7o; Xorkera, $ooO@0.1o.
, 1873-04-01

tho murder Of Hahn. Tho evidence against him
Is strong. Ho lind been soon talking to tho do
hibted draft which docoaaoa obtained on q
Baltimore bank for s820. Ho soomod to know
that Hahn Was Intoxicated on tho night Of tho
| murder. Thoro arc numerous threats Of lyncl,-
Ing him. al.
, 1873-04-01

HOUSE.
The Houao met at $50 q. m. Prayer by Roy.
Mr. Dyer.
Alr. DllADWELL moyod call Of tho HouBo
Cafried. Tho call showed no quorum, "a mom-
bo1a being prosont.
A,euorum finally appearing, the House pro-
oetded to buBiuoBH.
NEW bills.
By Mr. OLESON-Io amend tue act In regard
to forcblo entry and dotainar.
by Mr, GRIDLEY-For tho protection of
sheop.
BY h1r. oRENDoRFF-Appropriating sum
to pay for stationery.
ABYLual FOR 1NEHn1ATEs.
Tho Committee OIL Public Charities reported
subBtituto for other bills to eatabliBh an Asylum
for Inebriates.
Mr. WAYMAN moved TINT tho bill bo laid upon
the tablo. Lost. Tho bill was ordered printed,
and reforrod.
EBTnAYg,
Tho House bill amending the Estray law wag
road second timo.
Alr. LEWIS moved to strike out Tho onaoting
clause. Lost. Ordered to 4 third reading.
10N0pUL1E3.
House bill No. 305, 10 dotiue monopoos in tho
informal commerce OF tAH Slate, n,ltl to dis
courage tho formation thereof waa read,--
MIR. STARR moved tint 1t ls raforred to tue
Committee OIL HallroadH.
Tho House refused to refer,
Tho aighth section was amoudod by striking
out tho clauso detining the liability of Btouls-
liolaera Tor Judgments rendered agaiNH. corpora
tions undor the prnpoBod law. Tho bull was or
derod to tlira roading.
, 1873-04-01

rn1LApELPHIA, March 31.-OArrLE-Actlvo; aales
2,10o. Primo to extra steors S7,7s@8.25,
SHEET unchanged; sales 1000 1t 6E@8!1c
1Ioos-Actiyo and higher with saos of 1000 at So
GB.o0.
, 1873-04-01

P1rTsnuHo1, March 31.-Crudo petroleum ausct and
nominalLy unchanged quoted Mt $3lb per br at Park
cr's Landing. Refined, quiet and uomnslly uuchang-
cd 1T lto SPOT.
, 1873-04-01

W4snKNoroN, March 9l.-A young oolorod man
nannod Harry Young, alias Charles Williams, has
been arsostol In Alexandria, w., charged with
, 1873-04-01

Tho motion to postpone was lost,
I'll; nays, %. ...- '0'
REVENUE LAW,
House bill GOO. to amend tho Reyonue law.
tion adjourned.
, 1873-04-01
DRY GOODS.
The Receipt Of

Twelve Hundred Packages OF
Prints, Domestics, Pefcales,
Cottonades, Cassi1lores, jeans,
White Goods, Linens,
Hosiery and Gloves,
together with 100 cases
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
and large additions to the
NOTION DEPARTMENT,
makes oil assortment excellent
for this weeks business.
Close buyers and prompt pay
will find it advantageous to
open accounts with us.
HAuIl,IN, HALLE Sc CO.,
Madison and Franklil-sts.
, 1873-04-01

Dill, called Printing law, idontloal IN lt6 main
features with tho present law, but gotten up to
privod Of them whom tho prosont law WAS ennot-
cd. Tho bill also proposos to allow oil tic stnto
officers to ordor printing without going through
tho Secretary q States office th!iH dividing
lion to oxtravaganco, already, strong enough. II
tho present law moods amondlnont. mud can DO
improved, why not amend and improve 1t. Thia
would Hve boon atomtGa IN fe m
sort petty utonl Of s1o, and nothing slsc. Mr..
Dradwoll il preparing blll ourtatling tho guam
tity Of tho public printing, cutting down tlo ro-
portu Of tho different institutions, and prohibit
now embamcd In typo nt groat oxponso to tho
State. Buoh q bill would be public benefit.
r1rrL1Na orrloE-1IoLpEns, ATTENTION..
Tho following Ia Of interest to onloo-lloldors
Dill for IN se aSs t. n ss ssa y s from holding
Of illinois, rtprt:euted IN Tie Generdt 1asembV That
Office undcr ho iswa Of this State 10 10 Intoxicated
during hs term Of Office and any person holding any
he s dns se e a
fec, shall forfeit hts position oflcor, and hiH
oso shall bo declared vacant tho a. i ho Lad
provided by INV for filling yncances.
sEo. T. Any pcraon knowing to tho fact Of an ofaeor
fore my Court Of Noeorl In hiA county and enter
complaint, aetting forth tho timo whom such ofTenaa
Mas committed, and tue Court shall iB"'le sunnona to
eald olccr to nrrear and answer to aGid complaint.
and upon tho tsal OF tho cause, tho Court shall n
aho ollcor guilty as CHARGED, hon tho said Court sa
declare tho eaia oso xsean and tho coss shall fol
m,,. .o,,. TERMS !, m,' or aufEny1soRa. 1I';1 o
tho torn Of goTvico Of BuporytHors in counties
under townsl1in orrnntzatidn
ura ~. -, ~. =. ,,;
PFC. 10 Il enaetea og ne rope q re stGt q IH,
nos represented r. re Henfros sseoy Iaat IN nll
@ now o. that may come hnuer towll-
ar . ~ ia. tno form Of atee o. aupefVaoE
s1l4 uc 1.1 L"o 3tars-to 10 GstaoEsne IN manner "a
1olowa: A. ho roghr nnhnai election III sch countina
tos townsnp olacers ~ tno monii! o. Apr1l q. - I4
tmo,o hna no oteGteo W tno 1ualiea voGra thereoi
ancA numoar oi snperelsora hs oach to"nshi city, OF
wa5a II r., sa1d county Is Quilted to under existing Laws
and a. to rst regular meeting OF such Supervisors
ncf s9c m nog ana DO aaea e. Sauny na
% !a! pe, ltG lMo cassot nnu te noara snhll
ee y o , 1a sS se 's M
Gt VI tno IL. sea5, ano eSel1ns iuGreatter lor
nmiur i1 ssols 1na. oaiy ~ Mo4 neiy ~! IL saoae m
townspe cilea, or Waraa %noto tho term OF ohco OF
wv oaIerIeur IN nou"t 70 eApllc.
wAnEnousE hEoutaTlons.
olhh !or eu ~ 10 auenu na aet en.tc0 ~ act 10
.esnato @ Rnoo WnsenounGa f @ LUZ ta1 warchensihB
ena @ ~ 81 s9an ah to gse eect M to Article
nrovcJ anr 5s Is7i IN forco v w 1a3
ptofGu hpl!1 ~ tot - 1olee uu'y y 18TH hna 70
, 1873-04-01
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE.

spn1KarIELp, ILL.,, Atarch 81.
Tho Senate mot at $50 o'clock a. H., Senator
Williamson in tho chair.
NO QUORUM.
On motion OF Senator BTARN13, tho calling Of
tho roll was dispensed With, there being only 20
mombors present.
SECOND READING OF HILLS.
a large number Of Senate bills passed eec-
oud roatling, and wore ordered considered by
SECTIONS; and subsequently number Of House
bills were read u second time,
NEW BILLS.
by consent, Senator SANFORD introduced q
bill defining 3 law in regard to- removal Of
county aoats.
RECESS.
On motion, adjourned until $50 o'clock .. m,
AFTERNOON SESSION.
OQuonuM.
Upon reassomblng, Is Bonators only woro
present.
RAILROAD AID.
The Committee on Railroads reported back,
With amendments, House bill 231, to dotormno
tho length Of tino counties, oitios, townships,
towns, and precincts elall be liable to issue aid
for tho building Of any railroad in pursuance of
any yoto in conformity to tho laws Of this State.
OFFICIAL REPORTS.
hlr. WHITING introduced bill prescribing
the number Of official reports to bo published.
nehd d first timo.
Adjourned.
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y VIII VI II w C5fST5a
y ~ atteAuanqe ct tho susn0oss Ut Cou,t ta a. o.
Importance I'LL bs subuteI. -
= y. i. MoAuuu. Secretary.
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Thu number Of aercz Of workable coal lands in LIS
dps ne ps
t.cy are 1nnod, wAothsr by ehaf slope drift the
number Of nnes M in operation, the number Of men
fsssS Il 'ts sgos n essts 2sas
Of Of, tho ,r,nn mount Of a eaa ompoySa
etler e2le ' infor%.toa relative to eosl w mining dns
that ho ,nuy deem necessary all Of which facts 10
q e. 10 and a
edona in nnd Abon. tho coal Mines and coerloa Of Lis
county, Ae anl fully act forth III annual repurt to
other legi'lation on this subject Is may 10 proper:
portaaco o he q tho Stats aud realizing
tho value Of such statistical information il intended
eluOodying tho faets desired. =, 6f tho soventy-
besn received from bat nlno Viz: jaeksoa Lak5allo
Madeon. heLsna, 1,i's 1M,1'eouin' Menard Randolph,
whe aroa Il tue &c Soel eas Q, Illinois is tour times
greater than that q Great Britain where Tho annual
product o1eeods 100 600 toms aud whore tle ya!ao
and prospective Importance u tho coal interests Of
tun ~ viii enanco sssffxa Saea wit
those interests can 10 lest nuhserved through tho
possession u ach statistical fauta an suggestions as
are called for Under tho act referrad to- your co.
mtes recommend tho adoption Of tho following
aato earnestly urged to comply with tho rrovaions
Of tho act providing for tho health aud aa!aty Of per-
sons employed IN coal m'nes,n approved Marcl, a.
1879 and TINT they bo ro1ncsed to transmit their
ports to tho Governor by tho 1st day Of January 1911
IsesoEped That tile Secretary Of State ha requested to
tranemit as may be to each County Surveyor
contemplated IN the act above referred to, printed
cory Of this report and tho act 10 wirh It Foates to-
gether with printed blanks, for ab,llatng In uniform
nAnueE the stutialcs enumerated III aec. II OF Gal act
THE FU1L1o PRINTING.
The bill to provide employment for two mon
! In tho Auditors Office, at 80 q day each, for
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hllLHAUhEE.
MILWAUKEE, March 3l.-BnEADsrurrs-T quct
anl unchanged. Whoat stcady: No. I, $l.29; No.
:. s1.19H. Oats steady No. ., a0hc Corn IN falr
demand but lower; No. 353<e. Rye scarce and firm
No. I, 66c. Barley atea.ly; No. ?, 80c.
REoE1rTB-Flour, 900 brls; wheat Il, 600 bu.
sH1PMENTs-F}olr, Is, 600 br1a wheat, 5000 bt1.
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clown sEEn-Qulot; si1G8Hc; Timothy, f3.0o
3B5,
Eaos-Dull; Western. 22G21Kc.
TAr-Quot.
fIopR-Firm,
.nnooEn1zs-Nothin9 doing; tho high price OF gold
cliecka tho demand,
pErRoLruM-Crude, oko; refined, 1870.
GRAIN WAnEftOI1AE.