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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-13

A wedding party was the :last sensation
10 town today. Our freud, Emel Zsdwicb,
10 the bsppy bridegroom. We wish him
all manner OF good luck.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-13

EDITOR DSTLY RECoRp -Please.
the name of MAJOR j. F, MAcTwuonn
rrsnkl'n. as candidate Tor Couu,y T,s
urer' subject TO the ueaees of the R.r",'r ms'r
can party. 'puo :
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-13

The Baltimore Gazette announces tGat
its form will be changed to quarto duriug
the current month.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-13

An immense sbee. Of ice spreveo:s COM
between Nova Scotia and New
FOundlsnd.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-13

+. NJ. Chsrfingtou, one of The largest and
wssl,hiest brewers ia London, has reti cd
from the business. and hOe bccone O zeais
ous advocate of totel nbst'Deuce.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-13

A number of shad poles whic. obstructed
navigation in New York harbor are being
removed.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-13

"Go 10 Butter" wac the prevailing cry q
short time sia,c. The tune 10 changed
since ths striking Of that last 100 foot dry
hole.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-13

The corps Of professors of The Navel OBJ
servatary are bard at work on the prelimi-
naries for successful observstion of the
transit of Venus next year.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-13

A Mississippi coIored reacheT took for
bis text "IIow old art thou?" whereupou
the female part OF the congregation left the
ssc.ed sdifice.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-13

Mrs. Liboy, an old lady Of eighty CON-
mitted suicide by hanging herself, at her
residence iu Scsrboro, Me-, on the 9Th
iust.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Brensmsn, of Potts,
vile, celebrated their golden wedding last
week.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-13

When an Iowa man wants to escape his
creditors be goes away aud sends home an
empty cofiu for burial. This joke eau only
DO played once in any town.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-13

An attempted suicide is tbe latest Rouse
vile seosstion. His name is Clark, and
lea'ousJ was tue cause.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-13

A boy aged thirteen years committed
suicide by banging himself, in Schuylkill
county, recently.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-13

A coal oil lamp exploded 10 St Louis tbe
other day, but there 10 balm for the wid/
overs grief 10 the shape. Of $40 600 insur>
ance on bis wife's life.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-13

The Illinois Legislature have resolved to
evade the constitutional provisions making
sessions biennial by holding an adjourned
session next winter.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-13
Petroleum Centre Daily Record.
Divine service.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services every Sabbath ct ii A. N. ana
"a p. NJ. Sabbath School at l21a r. II.
eats free. A cordial '1vitatiou extend.
ed to all.
REV. G. MOORE, Pastor.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-13

The fossil remains Of . dodo, en- extinct
species Of bird were recently found near
Fort Dodge, Iowa.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-13

An attempt was made to enltlvate New
Zealand fax 10 the State Of California.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-13

An elegant lot oi gold pens and pencils
luat received at the Post Ofiee Newsroom.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-13

The Bcckwith S2O P0rra bic Famiy
many advantages over an Satisfaction gnaran1,,fea
or So refundt d, Sent complete, with fGll aI
tons. Beckwith Sewing Machine Co. ,S02 Bfoao"''
New York.
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MANY REPUBLICANS,
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NEW York.
The Stokes Trial.

New York, October 2S.-The Stokes
i-isl continued to-day. Mr.. Tremaine
proceeded with his address to the jury.
lie took up the third section OF his ar"
yument which was, "It Stokes killed
Fisk WAS it q iustifable homicide ?
He argued that the fears OF the prison
er from Fisk were such as to preclude
the possibility o, murderous intent; he
vent armed, it is true. but armed only
for the purpose OF self defense, having
thorough knowledge Of the expressed
desperate intentions OF Fisk after the
last quarrel, in which Mansfield bore
a prominent part. Counsel then pro-
ceeded to review the meeting OF Fisk
and Stokes and argued that the meet
ing was purely accidental, supporting
his argument by reference 10 the evil
dence TOR the defense, and to the pris
ouer's Whereabouts and actions that al
sernoou. He then alluded to the exc
hibitiou OF the cloak and other clothes
OF the deceased as being produced to
prejudice the jury and bolster up weak
csse for the prosecution. He secuted
the idea that it was impossible, Judging
by the bullet holes, that Fisk could
have drawn his pistol with intent 10
nae il
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
WEDSHsp4Y. Oct. ..

Honse met pursuant to adjournment.
The journal OF Monday wss read and
approved.
On motion OF Mr. Withrov,
Resolved. That tni. House shall
meet every day, except Sundays, at 2
p. M. until otherwise ordered.
Mr.. Foley offered the following:
RESOLVED, That any member hereafter
asking tor leave OF absence in thus
House shall not be allowed his per
diem during his absence unless from
sickness of himself o. bis family. Re-
jected.
On motion OF Mr.. Bradford,
Re.oLed, That the Sergesut'at.Arms
be required to procure suitable desk
iu which to preserve the papers and
vouchers pertaining to bis Office.
House bill l07, appropristiDg 81 600
for the Huntsville and White Sulphur
Springs turnpike, was advanced and
House bill 90. the ginseng bill"
laid on the table.
House bill %, "a bill sppropristing
four thousand dollars to aid 10 the re-
construction OF certsin bridges in Po-
cahontss, Randolph and Upsbur coun
ties" was amended on motion OF Mr..
Bradford, By striking out the Ho5d
Two" 10 the hrst line of section 2, ard
inserting q lieu thereof the ~ord one "
TIE bill vas then ordered to be en-
crossed and read third time.
On motion OF Mr.. KDotts, OF Cal
houn,
House bill 81, "A bill appropristing
s., 800 to the counties OF hsusHhs,
Booze and Calhoun Tor the purpose OF
assisting In the construction and re-
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pairing of the rosd from the city oi
Charleston, in the county Of Ksnswbs,
to Grsntsvllle. in the county OF Cal
houu," was taken from the table and
placed on the calendar.
On motion OF Mr.. Monroe,
House bill l24. "A bill in relstiou 10
farms, water courses and mills" was
also taken from the table snd placed
upon the calendar.
On motion OF Mr.. Hively,
House hill 100, "a bill appropristing
81 900 to Boone county to aid in build
ing a bridge over PocstaIico at Walton,
was taken from the table and placed
upon the calendar.
Bv Mr. Campbell,
Resoived. That the Committee on
Education be instructed TO inquire into
the expediency Of revising and amend
ing the school law, which was laid over
under the rules.
Rssohsd, That the Judiciary Com
mittee inquire into the expediency Of
amending the various acts fixing the
times o., holding the county and circuit
courts
On motion Of Mr. Legg, the House
adjourned until 2P ". Thursday,
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SENATE.
FRIDAY, Oct. "a. 1878,

FRIDAY, Oct. "a, 1873.
The Senate met at 9 An.
PRAYER by Rev. DR.. Richards.
The journal OF Yesterday was read
and approved.
Mr.. Camden, from the Committee on
the Judiciary reported.
Senate bill 235, A bill to amend and
re- enact section sixty two OF an act en-
titled IAN act to amend and re-enact
the school law OF the State passed
April 18th I3-recommending its pas.
sage. The bill was read and ordered
to it's second reading and
On motion OF Mr.. Cunningham. it was
referred TO the Committee on Educa-
ton.
Senate bill 22S, A bill to secure to
West Virginia representation in the
43rd., Congress was read q second
time and ordered TO its engrossment
and third reading.
On motion OF Mr.. Johsop, (Mr.
Walker in the chair
Resolved, That the Governor, Audi
tor, Treasurer, Secretary Of State and
Superintendent OF Free Schools, each
be directed 10 inform the Senate wbeth'
er they or either OF them have directed
sny printing or binding TO be done or
stationery or printing paper TO be iur-
nished Tor the use OF the Senate since
the 7th day OF April. '73 II so. what
documents and tie number OF copi Of
e cn have been so printed or bound
the amount. qusli'y and kind oil sta.
toDery and printing papers furnished,
whether the same has been paid Tor
and II paid TOR, tbe rate and amount
paid ror each, out ot what iuud it was
80 paid aud by what authority said
printing and binding was done, and
said stationery aud printing paper was
urnished and transmit with their REQ
porrs printed copies all documents so
printed or bound, and copies OF all GER
ti6cstes, sffidsvIts and vouchers upon
which payment was made Tor SAID
printing, binding, stationery and priut-
ing paper.
Mr. Bennett, from Finance Commit
tee. reported
Senate bill 236, "a bill to provide for
a re Assessment OF the value OF slI the
real estsle within this State, which
Sas read and ordered 10 its second read.
ing
On motion OF Mr. Summers,
ReS0lve&, That the Comm mittee on
Fiasnce be directed to inquire whether
Dr. Mayer, late Commissioner Of In
migrstlou, has been paid his salary and,
II not, consider the erpedIency OF re-
porting bill for his RELIEF.
On motion OF Mr.. Eastman, the Senate
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SEQ usrn nssHsG.
NEW YoaH, October IS.


FLOUR-The market foe State and
western dur s doll and prices rule In
buyers favor at Is 25@S IS Tor sapee-
foe state; 6 00G6 IS for eIua do; I;
6 1906 50 tor choice dos 6 5501 90
Tor isocy do; S 25a5 rs ioe sspsrase
western 6 00@6 40 tor coumoa 70
medium extra wes,erp; 645S7 90 for
choice do; 700@7 6S tor common 70
choice white wheat western extra; 9 10
@6 40 Tor commoa TO good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio.
WHEAT-Stesdy with fair inquiry
at 81 3l(al 80 for Nc. 2 CnicAs i 81 tor
No. 2 Milwaukee; l IS Tor winter red
western; | 3O@i 80 for amber Iows.
CORN-Scarcely firm At 5S3c TO,
steamer western mixed; 59lc ior ssi,
and 60c for high mixed yellow weetsr,.
0ATS-Are dull aud heavy at 438
4Tr tor new mixed western aAoat;
4S@49c for western mixed afiosi; 400
4qc Tor white weslsrn aad 4Se tor while
State.
PROVISIONS-Tbe pork market IL
steady at SIS 70 Tor new mess; IL %
for extra prime; IS 50tal6 90 tor prime
mess. Beet dnIl at S 5VSl0 0S Tor
plain mes and 10 IL tor extra do.
LARD Quiet and unchanged at Tt
,m,7 1916 Tor prime state apd 81 Tor
kettle rendered.
COrTON-0n spot opens dull Abj
prices rule in buyers favor; ordinary
cotton 10 10 good request st IA: Tor low
mljdipgs and l5sG Tor uiddliUg up
Lar is.
PETROLEUM-Qaiet 81 14c tor
crude and l6tc for re6oed. .1 ..
WHISKY-LoweI sales OF 200 bar
rels al Ole. ..
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HOCsR OF DELEGATES.
FRIDAY, October u,

FRIDAY, October 81, 1873.
House met al 930A.N
Prayer by Rev DR.. Richards.
journal oi yesterday was read and
approved.
A message rom the Senate by their
clerk was read as ioiloWs:
CLERKS OFF CT, SENATE,
CHARLEsToS. Oct. %
j. 3 Peyton, Clerk HOuJe Of Dsk9atts D.:
Senate has passed,
Senate bill 1876, "A bill to amend and
re- enact chapter l40 Of the Code con.
cerning Executions TOR specifc property
and OF wits o. ftri (aeiGs," in which Il
respectfully ask, concurrence
II has receded from Its amendment to
House Joint Resolution %. providing
for appointment OF joint committee 10
receive and accompany the U 8 Sen
ate Committee and adopted the resolu.
ton. w. L. BuRDETr,
Assistant Clerk.
Senate bill l96, "a bill amending
and re enacting chapter 40 OF the
Code, concerning executions tor specific
property and urits o. fer, fdeais." was
read and ordered to It's tecoDd reading
On motion o. hr. Thompson,
House bill l69. "A bill tn amend and
re-epact chapters So and 64 OF the Code
concerning Joiut Stock Companies" was
taken from tLe.table and placed on the
calendar.
o. bis further motion the bill was
recon- nitted TO the Conn mittee on Pn-
vA;e Corporations and Joint Stock Com
panies
On motion o. Mr. Baker, epgrossed.
House bill l53, Author Zing munic.
ipsI corporations to issue boRds" With
amendments proposed hereto by the
Senate, was taken up, and
On motion o Mr. Campbell,
The bill "a amended uas referred 70
the COMMITTEE on Counties. Districts
sDd Aunic pal Corporations
The following House bIlls were read
and ordered 70 second reading:
House o'll I2O, "A bill appropristin1
one thousand dollars 10 Boone county
IN build bridge over the Pocatalico
river a. WALTON" and
House bill 90, "A bill TO provide for
4 geological survey OF the State"
House bill 81, "a bill appropristlpg
81 500 10 the counties OF Kansbwa,
Rnsue and Calhoun to construct and
repair the road from Cparleston to
Granville 10 Calhoun county" uss
read rbe second time, aud
90 motion O. Mr.. Reypolds,
Was referred TO The Com mtttee on
finance and Taxation.
House bill 8. Al II prescribing ii.
mode in which church property .hall
bs held" coming up on second reading
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BY TELE GR RAPH'
Blythe Pncific and Atlantic Line.
once, ITO MAIN street.
WASHING TON.
WASHINGTON, October %.
Financial Matters.

The Pacific coast has been abund-
autly supplied with silver coin. The
mints at Carson and San Francisco are
10 be run on gold coin and trade dol,
lars. The demand for the latter coin
from China, and particularly from
Japan, 10 improving. The Philadelphia
mint, which has been running to its full
capacity on gold, Was yesterday direct
ed to turn to silver. aud will hereafter,
until further orders. be occupied in tie
coinage Of half dollars, quarters and
dimes, at its full capacity. The Gov
ernment is in possession OF sufficient
silver bullion on hand, to run the mint
this way for some time to come. There
are 10 the various sub treasures about
i've hundred thousand dollars in sub
sidiary coin, which will commence to
be paid out Tomorrow or as soon as
the necessary orders can reach the cub
treasures and arrangements are pers
iec.ed TO replace payments from the
mlnts. The amount coined by the
the mints is to be transferred from time
10 time to the Assistant Treasurers
and paid out as needed.
The closing up OF the September
quarter, shows that the Government, by
the failure OF the New York and
London Houses of Henry Clews, is
loser to the amount Of one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars in consular and
diplomatic accounts.
Morton, Rose d Co.. of London, have
been appointed European financial
agents OF the Treasury and State De-
psrtment, and Jay Cook, McCulloch u
Co., continue for the Navy.
The discussion OF specie resumption
IA the National Board OF Trade at their
meeting in Chicago, yesterday, has at
trscted considerable attention in the
lnsncial circles OF the Government
The proposed resumption OF the pay
ment of silver will. it is stated by the
Secretary OF the Treasury, demonstrate
the practicsbility or impractlblity OF an
early entire resumption. 1t is not de
signed to Withdraw any OF tbs FRACTION
a. currency other than to replace the
mutllated with silver, tut to allow sllV-
= and paper to circulate a. par.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The col,ectorship OF the port OF St
Louis, made vacant by the death OF
Colonel Ford has been rendered to Mr,
John A. Joyce and by him declined.
A fire in East St. Louis, yesterday,
destroyed q saw mill, two houses and
large quantity Of lumber belonging
70 Dssgett & Co. Loss from $4,000
70 275O00.
The yellow fever is absting at Mem
phis, but aid for the sufferers is stlll
needed. One thousand families are
left destitute by the rsysges OF the fever
who will have 10 be fed aud clothed
'or months.
DiStric: Attorney Phelps made s
powerful speech yesterday. in behalf OF
the prosecution OF Stokes for the murder
Of Fisk.
The Cheyenne Indians are oa the
Vsr path, and some depredations are
feared.
Buffalo Sc nds IS 600 10 the Memphis
sufferers.
The United States employees in St.
Louls, yesterday. passed appropriate
:ssolutiops o. respect for the memory
Of the late Colonel Ford.
The St. Louis banks have resumed
payment OF currency.
Four children named Robbins were
ourned to death in Mercer county, Mis-
-ouri, last Wednesday night.
James Brown was brought to Day ton,
Ohio, yesterday from Virginia, charged
With embezzliug funds OF the Wheeler
" Wilson Sewing Machine Company
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-st reading was ordered TO irs second

first reading was ordered TO It's second
reading.
Senate bill II. on its first reading,
and on Mr. Campbell's motion. was ip-
definitely postponed
Mr.. Rogers asked leave OF sbsencs
for Mr.. HudsoD, member from Ksn-
sWha, Tor Ave dsys, which leave was
granted
Mr.. Davis asked leSve OF absence Tor
hr Spstes, the member from Hsrrisou.
or Ave days, which leave was granted.
o. motion OF Mr.. Legg,
Resolved, That when this House sd-
jourp to dav it adjourn to meet to-mors
row at 81 o'clock.
Bv Mr. raVlor, OF Randolph,
Resolved. That the Committee on
Roads aud Internal Navigation. be 10
structed TO inquire lilo the erpediencv
Of appropriate G one thousand dollars
tor the purpose OF mskrug a survey for
a railroad from some point near Graf
ton in Taylor county to Beverly, in
Randolph county.
On motion OF Mr.. Fsrnsvorth. House
adjourned until Friday 81 o'clock q. m.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
THURsDADY, Oct %, 1873.

lHURsDADY, Oct 70, 1913.
House met pursuant TO adjourn
ment.
Prayer By the Rev. Scbwed.
The journal o. Tuesday and yester-
day were read and approved.
On motion OF Mr.. Legg,
Resolved, That the House OF Dele.
gates will accompany the Committee to
Ksnsuhs Falls TO receive and vel
come the Senate Committee OF the U
S. Senate, who will visit us Tomorrow
the 24rh instant.
By Mr. Campbell,
Resolved. That the judiciary Com
miItee be instructed to report q bill
giving iull force and effect TO sectlon II
Of article ! OF the Constitution, in re-
gard 10 the reports Of the subord nate
officers OF the Executive Departments
aud tficers Of public institutions.
Bv Mr Knotts,
Resolved. That the Com mittee on
Military Affairs irq1ire into the ex
pedieucy o. providing hy Law Tor the
election or appointment oil so Adjulsnt
General.
On motion OF Mr. Eossler:
Resolved, That the Committee on
E iucarun rLqurre into the expedrency
OF allowing compensation to the Presr :
dents and Comm ssIoners constituting
tbe Boards OF Eiuc,ton Tor a limited
oumber Of days, aud report by bill or
otherEise
Mr. Laidley moved to take from the
table House bllls Nos 81 aud 90 aud
place upon the calendar.
Mr.. Miller. OF Fsyette, moved to take
from the table House b,ll So aud place
upon the calendar.
Mr. Monroe moved to take from the
table House bill Isl snd place upon the
calendar
Mr. Campbell moved to take from
ths table the proposed amepdmen. to
rulss, which was ri j-cted.
The following bills we're read
House bill ia, to amend ard re- enact
section 46 chapter l25 Of the Code, on
its rirst reading, vas ordered 10 its
second reading
Hou-e bill I73, to ameud Code con-
cerning discounts, on Its frat reading
vas ordered 10 its secooi
House bill l79. 10 amend and re-
enact chapts. So OF the Code, on its
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SLNATE.
THURSDAY October %,

THURSDAY October %, 1873.
Senate met at | A. N.
Prayer by Rev DR. Richards.
The Journal OF yesterday read, cor
recttd aud approved.
Mr.. Camden, from the Committee on
the Judiciary, reported back
House bill 81, "a bill authorizing
the county courts 10 order hogs to be
kept within enclosures" which was
read a second time.
Mr. Walker offered an amendment
and upon motion OF Mr.. Summers tht
b Ii was referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
Mr.. Camden from same committee
reported hack
House bill l39, "a bill extending the
time within which certain sherlds may
dislrain for taxes" recommending tba,
the bill do not pass, which coming uE
su bsequently. Mr. Camden moved tC
ay it upon the table, which motion wa'
lost
On motion OF Mr.. Bennet, the bill
was postponed indefinitely.
Mr.. Camden, from same Committee
reported back
Serate bill 233, "A bill extending The
jnrisd ction o. circuit courts, recon-.
mendirg It's passage. Il was read 'or
Fl rst time and ordered 10 its second
reading.
Mr. Camden, from same committee
reported
Senate bill 234, a bill amending and
re-er sctrrg secuon eleven OF an act en-
titled, "Au Act organ ug the Supreme
Court OF APPEAL, deining lts jursdlc
ton and powers and prescribing lls
mode OF proceeding approved Jsnu-
ary II, l773. without recommendation.
1t was read Tor The frat time and or.
dered 10 second resdhcg
Mr.. Bennelt from Committee on Fl.
nance. reported back
House bill 81, "A bill Tor relief oi
Sheriff." recommending for various
reasons,
Senate bill 2O8, "a bill establishing
an indie peudeut school disiriCt in Jack
con county" WAS read q second time
On motion Of Mr. E'tbam, the Dill
was amended. and further amended on
motion OF Mr. Walker The bill as
amended was then ordered to engyose-
ment and to its third reading.
On motion Of Mr.. Walker,
Senate bill 300, a bill Tor relief Of
Sheriff. sureties or other collectors Of
revenue or debts due the S ate, was
taken rom the table and placed on the
calendar.
Ordcrc4 On motion Of Mr. Walker,
that when the Senate adjourn to-day
it adjourn to meet at 9 q. m, tO-mor-
row.
Mr.. Camden from the Judiciary, re-
ported the following:
"Rcs0lved, That the Committee on
Judiciary be instructed 10 inquire into
the eTpedieucy OF taking census 10
1875. ss inexpedlent and committee
discharged from its further considera-
tion.
On motion OF Mr.. Granthsm, the
Senate adjourned.
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LonIsyiIle Leaf Tsbsrcs MaSkss.
LoUlsylLLP, October 2J.

The week closes with proiousd quiet
in the Leaf tobacco market The ssles
since the 18th instant Amounting 70
only 467 bids; for the month 10 l..
OBS hhd-, but the grand total Tor the
year 10 50. .198 hhds. Prices are weaker
and entirely nominal. q large propos.
ton Of the stocks on band are redried.
but the demand is unusually limited.
Only two houses sold today - iol-
Io1s:
Picket House sold 4 hhds: hid
Breckenridge county lugs st q 80 !
bid Grssson county lugs ct 800 9
nhds scraps At 2 20 and 2 10.
Louisvile House sold 5 hhds. l hid
Trimble county new lugs ~ & co. ]
hid Auhlenburs county new lugs ~
5 20, | hid BreckenridRe county com.
mon lugs at 7 40; hid rssh al 3 10,
| hid common fllers Al 6 70
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CINCINNATI.
Coal Boat Sunk.

CIyctxSATI, October 2S.-The Pitts
burgh coal tow boat, Jas II. Bigley,
with ten cosl bsrges 10 tow, collided
With the Newport bridge ats o'-lock
ttis morning, sinking six barge, md
l20 600 bushels OF coal valued at s1J.-
900. The coal belonged 10 n. A Big.
ley, Of Pittsburgh, and was destined iol
New Orleans