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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-04-16

A Cleveland, Ohio, paper reports
that a lady recently got into horse
car in that citys carrying with her a
diminutive poodle dog. The con-
ducter, in the usual polite manner of
those functionaries, intimated that
it was against the rules of the Gem
pany for dogs to enter the cars, and
that he must put hers out. The
lady was. however. equal to the oc-
casion, and drawing a revolver from
her pocket, pointed it at the man,
and threatened to FIRE if he dared to
touch her dog. The conductor drop
ped the subject and retired to the
back platform. and the rest or the
passengers precipitately left the caf;
but the lady with the pistol and the
dog remained IN quiet possession =
1t is said that the conductor lost his
presence of mind SO completely
that he forgot to ask the lady fer
her fare.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-04-16
MisfeIIanqous,
Gaining a Wife

Gaining "a Wife.
Twenty years ago 1 may have
been in good practice, or l may
not. Perhaps l had some prospects
of future success-perhaps 1 hadn't.
Perhaps / had both money and abiIi-
ty-and perhaps had neither. A
man, you know, may be a Brodie
or an Ashley Cooper in embryo, and
he may have a comfortable balance
at his bankers; or a MAXWELL,
Wen suppose the reverse of the pic
ture to be the truth in my case
Thus spoke my highly respected
and respectable friend, Richard Rob
bins, NJ. D., Mayfair. physician, in
very excellent practice, as we sat
quietly discussing a glass of old
Madeira and prime Havana in his
study, on a hot July evening.
Mrs. Robbins and her girls" as
she was wont collectively to speak
of her daughters, had departed for
the opera, it being the last appear
ance for. the season of the Diva,
Patti. But all entreaties had. L
shame to say, failed to induce either
myself or the ''head of the family"
to join the party. Utterly wanting
in taste, we preferred the dolce far
niente of the little study, with its
white muslin curtains gently oscilla-.
ting in the night breeze, and the
balmy scent OF the flowers from the
park, to the crowded box and sitting
lobby Of the opera house. 1t is
scarcely necessary to remark that
we cared not for the abomination of
candles on such an evening; and
although it had grown so dark that
our faces were scarcely discernable
to each other. we were content to sit,
like two lazy and luxurious sultans
as we were, languidly slipping our
wine. and-puffing forth the pale blue
smoke of our weeds
l was studying for the bar, but it
is just possible-but mind, / do not
admit the fact-that ] might also
have had an eye to making myself
eligible in the view of the pcre et
mere Robbins, for the eldest daughter
of the house. At any rate. DR.. Rob-
bins was good enough TO allow me to
believe that enjoyed considerable
share Of his esteem. and the dispari-
ty between his fifty years and my
twenty-five was no bar to our mutual
friendship. l was about to take
of some months duration,
and the doctor, who was an athletic.
vigorous man and a keen sportsman, |
had just invited me to pass q month
1f it with himself and his family in
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-04-16
VetU advertisements
I1g { kiseiormatlon Of Inebriales.


| The question of how to deal with
men who have become slaves to
strong drink is one of the most diff
cult of onr social problems. To,
class drunkenness with disease, as
some have done, is to ignore moral
responsibility is to-assnms that
there are morbid influences at work
stronger than the human viii, as in .b
the case of typhus ser smallpox. aer
Inebriate asylums, based on the -.
assumption that drunkenness is a..
disease, where patients are to be
treated as if in a hospital, may ef-
feet temporary good, but they can Hf
not do, to any hopeful extent, the ois
work of reformation. They isOlafeAcs
a man for time, and remove him 9d
from contact with allurement but
when he goes back into old associa-
tions and stands again faee.to face
with temptation. he is little stonger. 'a
as to moral and spiritual power, than 2.i
before. The effects of disease, Sc
called, have been overcome by treat. o7s
ment. He is well again. as a man
restored from fever is well. But,
when he returns to society, be In Y
like the fever district lie has no
immunity from attack. -
Now, we must have, in the treat
ment of drunkenness, something
more radical than this. We must
go deeper than hospital and asylum
work. This work reaches no farther
than the physical and moral nature,
and can, therefore, be only tempo
rary in its influence, We must
awaken the spiritual consciousness,
and lead a man, too weak to stand
in his own strength, when appetite,
held simply in allegiance, springs
back upon him again, to trust in
God as his only hope, If we would
effect a permanent reformation.-- 'f
First, we must help him physically.
We must take him out Of his debase- l.l
ment, his foulness and discomfort,
and surround him with the influences
of hsme. Must get him clothed
and in his right mind, and make him 'a
feel once more that he has sympathy
lis regarded as man full Of the
noblest posibilities-and so be stim-s re
ulated to personal effort. But this
is only preliminary work. such as ~
any hospital and asylum may do.
The real work of salvation goes far "#
beyond this; it must be wrought in st
a higher degree of the soul-even
that which we call spiritual. The
man must be taught that only in
strength is there any
safety. He must go in his weakness
and deep sense of degradation to God
as the only one who can surely lift
him and set his feet in safe place.
Not taught this as from pulpit or
platform; but by earnest, self-deny-
ing sympathetic Christian men and
women, standing face to face with
the poor, repentant brother, and
holding him tightly by he hand lest
he stumble and fall in his first weak
efforts to walk in better way.
And this is just the work that is
now being done in our city PhilaJ9
delphia) by the Franklin Reformas o'
tory Home for Inebriatas," Heav. q.
en-inspiTed institution, and yet but q
wear old. but with ACCOMPLISHED re- 47uf
suits that are matters of wonder to
all who are familiar with its opera
Home Magazine. III
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-04-16

Private letters from Madrid repre-
sent that Spain il in very turbulent
condition. and the belief prevails,
and constantly gains ground. that
the army will yet re-establish .
monarchy; but it is doubtful whether
Don Carlos or Alfonso will BE- placed
on the throne
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-04-16

The courts or North Carolina ae-
eide that negro cannot be fequifsd
to show u tax receipt before deposits
ing bis vote.
, 1873-01-21

A. D. 1873, aftoy ho hns made settlement with
with tho Town Or DIAtrct Collectors, tho County
Collector ghhll mike hworn atatoment show
lug tho total amo.lnte ot tag received BY him
amount OF each collected by ifmaolf-whloh
statement shall 10 flied in the oilcoot tho Coun.
"BEo. 2n. Tho County Collector sllall, on or
boforo tho 18th day Of April, 4: d. 1873, rny
oyor to Tho State Trcnauror tho taxoB III AtB
hands payable to tho State Treasury, as shown
by Huch Botlloment."
Alu. 2. On aud after tho 10th dny Of April, A. D:
1B79 tltH act Bhnll coaso to ho In forco nntt
cifoct, envIng howovor all liabilities inquired a,N
hereunder; and thoronftor HectionB 100, $50,
aud 2A1, ns firut rocitel ln Section Of tha not,
and ny they appear aud read iu tho aot Of MarGh r,
and Section Of this act ghall ron'ain in full
force md effect. the samo as II this acs had
novor boon paBaod.
WuEnEAs tho benefit OF thia not and the ro-
liof hereby intended to DO afforded to tax-
payers will 10 loat unleBa 1t takos Immediate
OBJECT, wherefore nh emergency exists, requiring
that IT shall no tako ofrocsj therefore. tllb nc'
sllall tako effect aud 10 In force from and aftc1
itB Jh6anEc,
, 1873-01-21


na9s Y.21 Il $ ssss
nnEApsIuTIs-Flonr al IT more active md frlner; re
common 70 good s7.25@!:7s; good to eloies, s3sos
sss; white @ wheat estsa e e1tra Ohio, $735
S9 nenl lm wh,S ana yellow %s
Miwantee, aiost. Il .os@1.7o; choleo korhwcstern u
spring, SLOT; No. spring, $i.66 No. DO, u 500
IT, 81 e!:sssss Tss s@ss' Tfssts +
saIt aa'st and Ssss
a1mer raco1ps W ola western tmlIea anoat
65)58eeho; white Western, eG@o8c. Oats armcE and
52Xe black Sas wesstsrn aasS white $685.
Moos-stea.dy' STEAD
os anooraiEs-coneo atronser; Rio, 17eaoc. Sugar
more active and armsr centrifugal 1oe; fsir to good
G9sNc.
I'D N5sb;praa Snheo hiazs norn
sla:s primo @ess, ,is.Ss. 8esi dai; mess. .5osS
lib; extra, $l2e0glS.ao: Hama autes at sQG232c.
beliies, bulk, 70. h1iddlea quiet and ateady: long
clear March, 6Ho; spot, 7c short rib Z. Lard quiet
ana wsaS Msss:n wsse2p sss " i2lSs Kse
G,tEEsI-Fl1m 9, il 129lSc.
"Hls3sx-sts'dy' sF s1@gss; fSr,s
| Hr. LOUIS, Jan. 2o.-Co1'Tos-pemhna slight, hit
| holders hrn. Small aa'es low n'iddllngs, 18Ho.
bAEAptfufFs-Flonr IN good demand at fnll prlccs
supcrlne winter, $3.50 extra do $5.76@G6O; double
extra, {g:6o@7.oo. =, Wheat held very firm buyers
stood off only small sample lots ao1d Corn In fair
demand and nsm; Nc. 1ntxedt 39Nc On East ct.
Louis Track HANo III EASE St Louis Elevator Sou III
warehouse. os1s @ ~ good e demand md n8ht loldera
nrm NO. Soc on tast st LOUIS tfacK S!c III Ware-
house. barley hrm No. spring. 7oc. Rye firm ;
No; s,:a, 4 ,1ise,. Ieo. M.
| na!. neutrality-suspicious. M a. s W. an to,<,,,o,
| paosla1oha-tofk qnlet et *ls13H@!2.25 for Last
yc4fb ataAuaru; afy Haltea AcHve anu hrin !ooGo
shoulders, %, spot seller aud buyer February !
ceaf flos aues oe epo. aol!or 7n4 buyer February
pacAoa !ots. apot, 4Ngotl5oTos Gacon nr1n clear
n,ue9' se4os 4nsca n t asn sasa lata;
u. 1u a az pt'e Ae''o soaoeeeo' 'o' selef
feprHaFy 9nu haron'
=, oos1Gsn des o. ana nolsef ut s3oo3s9o; mostly ut
, 1873-01-21

TIE RAILROAD COMMISSION.
Mr. 1foADA1f8 offered resolution to the Of
and Warehouse Commission should bo Turner.
4 motion to adjourn was lost.
Tho resolution WAS adopted.
EXTENSION OF TINE.
Tho bill for M extension OF time for the COL
lection Of taxes was ordorod ongrossod for
Tic yoto waa roconsidorod. .......
Mr.. D1lADWET,I moved it1 rccommlttal to
necosaitieB Of Cook County might be laid beforo
tho Commttoo. III this ho WAS supported by
Il s1r. f. CAssTDY deprecated any dolby whereby
any otlior pnrt Of tho State would DO injuriously
''1 Mr. CONNOLLY said that II tho bill was to do
my good it nllBt pasa ut onco, ng thoro was but
ton days to tho time whom tho books are to be
Cook County could look out for heraelf aftor-
Mr. JONES was urged by his constituents to
hayo tho bill prossoa to spoody issue.
thoro was not All emergency vote In tho House.
Gull Of tho house WIS ordered; ntnoty-four
| present. .-..-.. ..-
Adjourned e aSEsiRa K M srss1os.
Tho IIouao mot at . p. m.
Mr. MOORE, Of Marshal, from tho Committee
bill for tho extension Of tho timo for tho colloc-
ton Of taxes for 1879, and delinquent and omit
tod taxos In former yoara, Us correctly on
crossed and tho d,sc"vslnaF TSsnF .,1'''ataba tbs
wrong bill had boen engrosaod The resolution
ordering the bill engrossed waB roscinded. Tho
rules recurring the ongroesmont wore nuspond-
cd, and Tho bill read Third tme and paHsod-
ycas, Ill; Maya, I. -.
| Mr. JOHNSON entered motion to reconsider
the vote authorizing the purchase OF numboz
, 1873-01-21

Corn meal active ut s32o. Corn fair demand at lower
rates. s7e; Oats good demand Mt full prices, 6oo.
Pnov1sieNs--Bak mc.ss; fair demand .nd firm at
7@'Ho. 1'rd fair dsan Saa1sy,1in 1na firm at aS@'s'
lower; low rn4ddtng, l7Ac. ., ooa'
oera s.sFs o1asrs a'
oa's, .s9goa o. orders IN depot. No other aae' Of
Hognncused hama' 1ic. Country baeon, 7Xe.
hoo7-1''una lots uIgVET1gSp.. fEGH EMTa1gSSas. "o0s'ao'
CLEVELAND Jan. 2o.-1,aEA EAnsrurra-Flour In fair
sSn Ssld e. osrn aaIs. md aaenansea; t5ssss.
III s1 sss. hold at aexo for
standard white, chr lots: .
domsnl Arm. Wheat active and advanced No. a
ns Mss.n aesr Tianss Fsalasly 'G
ss' H. 5emses st 1l1,ao!s sas Ss I'd spet s5sS
Juno, Ado: low mixed, a7e Oats, sAnde higher; No.2
GLovEn BzEn-$5so.
DnKssED M 1doos-E1in M Eff no sales 5a.so94'N oaor-
blaE ~hsa % ooo bu
snirNsrrs-Flonr, 800 br1s wheat, 700 bu; corn,
| 5000 bu; oats, !, GOO bn rye. 1000 hi.
1oursvzn1r, Jan. 2e.-cor9os-Dul low mid
DhEAnsruyRe-F1ourn nrm demand good ut rroyiola
p,hccs ~sS In g1Da daa pr!ss5 adyansf na
Ioos-Quiot 4 st.oo5t:25i ! ressipta, l!sht., ,,..
p ss VIE s ss?ab bss sssF es sss @ M;
s:sSsi ss,:s; e. ss.s il :S::
s':i ?fsss s sss Sestfs ssaes 1iss ss
, 1873-01-21

Yesterday tho Third National Bank moved into
its new buaiuess quarters, at the corner Of Dear-
born and Washington streots. Tho Offices and
vaults are finished of in elaborate style, and, In
ali that pertains to ornament and uae, are su-
perior to any in the city. Tho north aud wost
sdoa OF the bank room proper front On tue
atreatB, and tho south and sast sides Aro sopa-
rated from, tho main walls of tho building by hRl-
Waya fourtoen feet wide, The roof is OF .aolid
masonry, and Is supported by four ornamental
pillars. The ceiling s richly and tastefuly fres-
cd in hgurea Of an ornamental pattern. Tho
woodwork OF tho windows and doors IL OF ra1-
nut md ash, and very massive. Tho
counter Ia tho feature Of tlo office. It ia Baid to
furniture IN the country. Tho base and pano1s
ave Of italian marble, and support q heavy, rich
English walnut moulding. This ia separated
from the top-slab by rosewood pillars, which aro
separated by s9uaros Of dark-oolorod marble.
surmountod by Il rosewood railing, panolled
with heavy, ornamonted cut glaaa. Tho railing
is finished off with enamel OF different oo1ors.
Tho fittings Of the office inside Of the counter
are on the anma scale OF mRgnAconce. The
tue rear Of tho main office, and arc furnished IN
tho moat tasteful manner. Tho consulting
room and other Indispensable apartments
arc, noar by, and exhibit more tasto
1n their arrangements and furniture than such
places usually do. Tho most important part Of
4 bank IL ita cash vault. II this chpmbor IL not
secure against the assaults Of fro aud burglars,
the institution might Us vol wind up Its bual-
neBs mud close Its front doors permanently. Tile
money vault Of tho Third National IL beloved to
be one OF the fow really perfect fire and burglar
proof yautH over constructed In the city, aud Its
book vault Is not bit bollind 1t on the scoro Of
safety. Both are constructed OF solid masonry,
and have independent walls. TAoy arc Furnished
IN piA1f ~
similar sZo, and aso locked with tho lateBt patent
combination. This elegant bank establishment
wes inspected by q largo number of people yos.
torday.
, 1873-01-21
New York Live Stock Market.

New YonK, Jan. 20-Tosal beovea, 0,800, against
5,46o for tho previous week. To-day. POI 81 Conmu-
nipaw, 203 ct Ono Hunredth street, 81 at Wechawken,
Of tho atock cano ID ate and could not all bo aod.
Tho weather wns warm, indicating rain, and tho
13K@14o for best Averages, Rnanl number At ater
prices; 11@12kc for thinnish to good o@1oHo for
inos * sW 1ss sis eass goad Tesans
@11o lot ohio dry cows, 4k owt, $44oo;o cars mo
Kentucky stcers, cwt, 1l@12c cars Texans 6A
10c, So lbs cars Illinois, OK cwt, II 80. Tho buck
atoclk for three daya was poured In to-day
aale to-day, 68o3. harket FUR at Gh@8e nost lots
going at 61@74o salce, cars, av III 1ba, TT Ohio
st &c; cars, ~. 90 st 7Hc; car av 80 ibs, 1t
1o; car 81 bs, Michigan, ut 7Ao; car, ~. 139
1ts, Canada, 8Ho.
Hoes 700, ngainst 81 400 tho previous weak. To-
dressod sod at $40 for heavy Go for 900 b. aud
for pigs; Wcatern dressod, bk@0o. 1.-Two arc worth
{H@6o. Only 81 Weatorn dressed for the week.
, 1873-01-21

Three Tlfousnnd Cnscs OF Snln1l-pox
--41n Afflicted City.
New YonK, Jan. 20.-Iho smallpox epidemic
ia creating grave npprehensions In Boston and
vicinity. Three thousand cuaos are now ro-
ported to exist in the city, aud THO percentage Of
deatha is much larger than by all othor causes
combined. Noarly all tho buriafa are made in
tho night Tho epidemic has bad norious ef-
foct upon commercial interests generally.
, 1873-01-21

RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. DR4ADWELL offered resolution aUtlor-
iZing the Speaker to appoint IN additional page
for the uBo OF the Speaker and clerks. Re-
ferrod.
Mr. GRAHAM offered resolution directing
tue Judiciary Committee to report us to what
Legislation in necessary to protect tho preas III
commenting upon tho actions Of public officers.
A resolution resembling the order to print the
Governors mesAago in foreign languages Was
offered, and itB reference moved to tue Judiciary
Committee.
Mr. ODERLY demanded tho yoas and nays on
yeas, 45 nays, 40. .....
THE sENATonsn1p.
Mr.. WALKER offered d resolution setting
forth Section ., Article s, Of the Constitution,
nud reciting that no member OF tho House Of
State oticor for the office of United States
Senator.
DIr. ANDERSON moved to lay tho resolution
on tho table.
Arr. ODERLY moved to adjourn, and dernand-
ed the yeas and Maya Ordered.
Tho motion to adjourn WAS loBt-yeaB, II i;
nays, 10.
4 motion to adjourn to $50 p. m. waa carried
-yona, G3; nays, *.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Tho House met ut $50 p. IN.
bIr, SWAN moved II cell Of tho Houso. Lost.
4 motion to adjouru was loat.
THE sESAToRsu1r.
The yoas and maya Tcro demanded upon tho
resolution OF NIr. WALKER relating to United
States Senator. The resolution was tnblcd-
yeas, 55; nays, IS.
, 1873-01-21
PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL.

s3rnlNor1E1n, ILL.,, Jan. 2o.--senatc mot at
o'clock 2. m., pursuant to Adjournment, Lieu-
s'esnt sn So1 nSysdG9 1TH h n1 a s Snae took
q rocesa until o'clock p. IN.
PETITION.
Upon roaasembllng, Senator PALMER pro-
auos prayns au % e.o
sion Of timo for tho collection Of taxos. hcforEod
to the novonuo Committee.
RAILROAD ExTonT1oNs.
By consent, Senator Whiting presented
resolution rcciting that 1t is beloved that tho
Chicago l. Alton Railroad Lago rocontly charged
passengers a. faro in oxcosa Of tint allowed by
lawl md asking tho nailroad Committee to IT,
report thereon. Adopted unanimously on call
Of tho ayes and naya.
a message from tho Houao was received an-
aaS or he g E IL hf o fer e ooecn
taxes. and asking tho concurrence Of tho Senate
iu said bill. Tho bill was read tho first time.
Gu motion tho sonato adjourned.
.-.. PETITIONS
Nfr. JACQUESS rrobonted petition, which
fairs.
4 petition on tho subject Of compulsory odu-
cation WIS presented and referred TO tho Conf
mittee on Education.
JUDICIAL.
Tho report Of the Judge Of tho Thirticth Judi
cial Circuit, US to tho number of day1 OF court
uoIQ III u1a CuEulE, WHB pTeHUQLEu Huu ICIGTIHus
NEW Hills
The following bills were introduced:
By Mr.. BUSHNELL -nelatIng to property Of
persons dcemod illcgtimato.
by Mr.. CRONKRfTE-To creato a Depart
mont OF Horticulture.
! by Mr.. HILDRUP-To authorize proceedings
| by attachment for domnnding or rccoiving d
groater rao Of faro Or freight charges than those
| allowed by law.
| BY Mr.. ROUNTREE-To amend tho act ena-
bling counties having more than 100 600 inhabit-
ants to issue bonds and borrow money. To
amend tho act concerning bail in civil casoa.
By A1r, BAWYER-To provide for binding and
preserving copoa Of all billa presented to oithor
| House, for future reference.
by hfr. sHUbIWAY-To prevent fraudulent
| applications for life insurance.
| By Mr.. STARR-To repeal q part Of tho low
relating to convoynnceg.
By Mr. TRU1Tr-Amending tho act rotating
| to Judgments and dccreeB.
BY Mr.. WALKER regulate the mems OF
egreBs from public buildings.
| by Mr. WESTFALL-To. authorize County
Boards to audit all claims arising against coun'
| tios
BY Mr. oRENDoRFE To appropriate money
to dofray expenses in Buits against railroads.
ApSENTEEs.
, 1873-01-21

1NUFF AUE1k EItII1EEN1II lVDHVHs
New Yonn, Jan. 20.-a1onoy was casy in Tho MORN
ing a. 9ds7 but closed firm nt 7 currency to gold;
btoEling ntroug at 100.t@1o0H.
Gold advanced from 1121f to lax cloatng Of 113A
G9113H. Loans 89b pcr cont. Ccarlugs $57 600 000.
Treasury disbursements, 1918 700.
aovornmonts quiot and 1rni.
atato bonda notninally steady.
StockH wcro firm througho,ttho day, with tbs vol
1''ne Of business only important In Pacific Mall West-
e1n Unlon, Now York Central, aud Wabash, nlthough
somo otlicra advanced in sympahy thorewh. Pacific
rose from 7oH to NJ falling so 1t the e1oas: West,
orn Union from a2< to 81, reacted to 83H, and
tosed It sl,l. New York Central advanced FROM 1o3K
to 10AH, and Wabash from n to 13H. Eric from
q 70 ok. Harlem Eoso from ll0A to 12lx on small
Lake Shore from oak to YAK OAios from A85i to
40X. Tho whole MARKET though some BhnreH wsro OF
= fraction, uloscd firm.
HtnrlfnG 1O1k.
, 1873-01-21

NEW YoRx, Jan. 20.-Tlero was moderate move
mont In domestic goods from frst hanta, and fair
bcached seciugs Of loadinB makes continue we'll sold
up In lrat hunds md jobboFs stocks aro Light. Prints
and gtnehams of medium coloringa md shirting
stripes iu good request. Dress goods arc quiet.
Cassimeres and coangs are mora active but tho CLOTH
woEsted goods and linens moved more freely, but
other fAbElce are dull,
, 1873-01-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ScllencIk's PulrnOnic SYrup.

HEAwErp TONIC and HANpnAK TILLsE. Those ara tho
qnly medlonss that wl cure Pulmonary Consumption.
Jea1s eontlnaaly c1smnine lung. ndknoWa his n2dt
Mand Pills o1eaaso tho liver and ttoac6 hfs Sea-
wood Tonic ths food utlmuat9a the coating Of
spo4s tho patter snd 9s;are tfors + oE !'hsat
Son, N. II. cornoF 6i1th and Xrch.as., Philadelphia
Bnd by druggists aud Dealers generally
, 1873-01-21

lis edRl2a Id white, is bd@l2s ii club, ia l6d
013s 2d. Corn, 28s. Lard, 28s.
LlvEnpooly Jan. 3-1 y. m.-lfarkes quiet and un-
changed.
L1yxnpoo1., Jan. 2o-6 -6p.m.-Markos unchanged.
qniois md nattena lilo nsrkot Uonnoa ino,loy, o29
o2,f account, o2A; b-2oa OF '6s, osA: 'o7, a2}5
1o40s, o04 now 6s, 8oHi Erio, 43A.
Tallow, Dor.
isofinea petroleum, 2o1le2aa. Llnscoa oil, 22s 1od.
Turpoutinc, 4Gs. .
pAn1a, Jan. 20.-1sentcs, 6iGss4f 25e.
LlyEnrooL, jan. 2o.-botton irregular; na!ddng
upanda, D1d; niddltng Orloans, 10ld ba!ca. TO- 900
bales American; 1900 Oh speculation, md export,
10000 bales.
bteadatuiIa qltes red winter wheat 12a 2d@12s Cd.
Flour, 29s 9d@30s. Corn, 20s.
provistons-pork 12s Cd. Beef, D5s. Lard 38s.
Chocso, 6as. Cumberland middcs, SIS; short rib, SaH
I'd.
Tallow, 43a. Tnrpoutine, 40s.
ANTWERP, Jan. 26.-neaaci petroleum, 47ko.
, 1873-01-21

FnrMaer's Convention.
Spscial Dtspa!eh to Ths Chisaqo Tribune,
OTTAWA, Jan. 20.-A Farmers Convention has
boan called to meet at Ottawa on tho 28th inst,
to diBcusa freight TARIFF and other subjects In.
toroatiug to tho 1armera,
, 1873-01-21
Pittsburgh, OIL MARKET.

p1rr5BunoEt jan. 20.-Crude petroleum quiet, ut
$200; rolned quiet and unchanged; Philadelphia
loliyery, 21hc; New York d. 2l55o on cars here !;
Western tsade 17ko.
, 1873-01-21

Dlr. GOLDEN offered resolution that seo-
tion 5, Article 3, Of the Constitution had no
reference whateyor to tho election Of any Htato
ot,ieor aa Unitod States Senator, TINT not boing
IN ollco within tho meaning OF tho Constitu-
ton. -..
Mr. QUINN offered resolution Hotting forth
tho fact that Richard j. Ogoaby was The first
choice Of tho people for Governor, for which he
was emnoutly fitted to fill, and requested him to
decline an election "a United statoa Senator.
Withdrawn.
EXPENSES.
Tho Committee OIL Contingent ExpensoB mado
report accommodating tho purchase Of corr
tain quantity OF GroHs' utatutes for thu Commit
too'a use Adopted.
HousE ATTACHES
4 motion to employ HI additional jantor was
tabloid.
A motion to employ two additional pagoa was
adopted.
Aseao!ution to pay temporary clerks md door
kospors was adopted.
Mr.. LEMAlA oifsrod resolution authorizing
tho purchase Of certain Glututou,