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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-06

To NJ Editor 0f ths New York TSibahe.
In your recent report ol d.. Stephen
suith'GremAEkS Il Is Young Mons Chris.
tan Association Aquarium needing,
dnd these assertions:
Aliman condemn with united Voies tAa uss {
,ieohol, = hSyG1ge,. b Ionsl
ihS stomach oi VOnin aell q foOd.
This 3 news, indeed, 70 Some Of Us i!
Of eouFSe, no one wants women 70 use
AlchOl - beverage. No human being
eggg did uSe alcohol q . beverage except
ptIhApl, the Russian peaSanIs, whose
uodkdT l comics, y very like ordinary
"Bpihu Of wine" Bat the doctor, sitef
the usual Inaccurate feshiOn Of the Ac-
quariAnI, uses "Glcoh0r ior any LIQUID
containing alcohol, no matter how small
the percentage. When his statements
arc thus reduced 70 rational Engliah, they
are, repeat It, news to some Of %,
There are plenty Of men, both profession.
a and lay, who do not condemn or forbid
the use Of liquids containing alcohol a
beverages BY women, and every man who
believes that alcohol in q mans stomach
may act e food by making Q smaller
quantity Of food more valuable 4 Iust q
wood dust may partially replace fsgB ii
IN the manufacture Of pApef), believes
that u performs the same ottlce In q Wo-
mans stomach.
Does DR.. Smith mean by mo man no
American man, OF does he make the
statement universally Win be tell u
scHlously that no EngliShmAn admits the
propriety Of Q WomSn's drinking any beY.
ersge which contains alcoholf Surely
he must know that the majority Of Rng-
lish women, whose means permit Il, are
wine or beer drinkers, and that they are
Tine physlcal specimens. How many Of
our women can walk as they dot How
many can slt horse over three feet Of
umberi Many doclOrs viii tell you that
u Is pot sale for American women TO Fide
at al; and II certainly seems impossible
for many Of them 70 walk any distance
without fatigue and suffering. Nov, /
admit that the climate counts for Aoms-
thing but may not the diet count Tor
something, too! And why does the
English woman, Ag general rule, eat
moro, and more nOurishing food than the
American Womeni Not only because
she takes more exercise in the open air,
but because she uses those alcoholic bey.
erages 20 abhorred by the aquarianG. I
have often observed In our own country
that when a lady, young or old, drank
some clAret or malt liquor with her din.
ner, she made a better and heartier meal
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An unlaIlIr Maieh.nInrinr.

LouuyuLl, Jan. dan old mlnlsIsr
named RgynoldA living n MnhlOnburs
ecunty, KY, 3 charged with bFutAlly
beating with coRhido Ab daughter AGED
IS yeArs, because She refused 70 accept q
young man IN he nelghborhood for hu.
baud Il is stated that the WhipplngI
WeEo % ffoqueatly repoAtcd that lho Gt
last conSantod 70 the marriage. The even.
Ing before the wedding wa 70 take place
the gil escaped from home through the
intervention oi neighbour She WAs
brought before tie County Court and q
gentleman Of high standing In the town q
GFeenytlle appointed ~ her guardian.
Reynolds has heretofore been highly g.
teemed, and is the pastor Of 9 fiouriShing
church. There d much feeling against
him, but no legal proceedings have been
taken.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-Flour-slesdv; sx
ira spring S 75a8 90. Wheat-Actiye
and higher; No. l Chicago spring 81 25 ;
No. 9 do 81 20 spot or January; 81 24t
February; No. 8 do 81 16t; rejected 81 Os
al 10. Com-Actlve and advanced; No,
mixed 54Bc spot or January; 65sc Feb
ruaryi &c May rejected old 5is62ic; new
46a47c. Oats-Fair demand and SdyHnc.
ed No. 3, SOC spot; 40tc February; re-
jected S1tc, Rye-Quiet and unchanged;
No, 9, TIC. Barley-Quiet and unchanged;
for No. 3 fall 81 42S1 45c; No, 9 active
and advanced 70 81 coal 25. Seeds
Quiet and unchanged. Whisky-Fair
demand and higher; 93ic spot; 94c buyer
for the week. Provislons-Pork-Fair
demand and advanced; S14 12 SPOT; S15.
90 February; $l5 70 March: Bulk Meats
Good demand Of fall prices; shoulders
6ta6lc spot; sales 6c February; 8Fc March,
all loose; short ribbed middles loose nc
spot; 7Io February. Green Mests-Quite
strong; shoulders 5ta5fc. Lard-FSlr
demand and advanced !, 90 90 spot; SIc
February; % 10 March. Hams-l6 lbs
average Stasfc; 10 lbs do Ole. Dressed
Hogs-Hrm; mixed 10 choice lots ship
ping 30 85a6 30; receipts 10000; ship.
mentB 1900.
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U. s, REyENUE IN THIS RRoIoH-The
N. Y. Td5nns publishes schedule show.
ing tho amount Of U. 8. revenue collect
cd Ia every Congressional district OF the
United States for the last fiscal year.
Also the cost in gross, and the rate per
cent Of collecting said revenue. In this
State the amount collected in each dis.
trict and tho expense attendant thereon
was as follows
First Dhritt Amount collected was
1894 i8I8 OF; the total expense Of colleC.
tlou, Including salAries OF tho collector,
his clerk and deputies, was S18.S72 48,
which would be n per cent on the
amount collected.
Second District. collected was
$l27273 OIL; expense Of collection was
8l3,243 ID, making 1925 per cent.
Third Distriei.-Amount collected was
S38,9sO 10; expense Of collection, S9,.
444 03; making 81 A o per cent
1t will bO seen by these figures that tue
revenue phd by the First District is
nearly double that collected in the bal
sucC Of the State, andthat the expense Of
collection was less than one. hall Of what
1t cost In the second District, and only
about one.slxth OF the cost in the Third.
This fact Is easily enough understood
when we explain that Of the $994 ,al3 OF
paid by this district theimmenso cigar
trade Of the cityOl Wheeling alone paid
$4,000 Of 1t.
We observe that In the adjoining dis.
trict in Pennsylvania The 24lh) the reve-
nue. collected was $l2sOl5 90, and the
cost OF collection gel, l,749 90, which would
be lG 9.1O per cent, In the adjoining
district in Ohio (tho 10TH the amount
collected was $7s,liO 40, at . cost OF
$l0s7l Of. or 1445 per cent
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LeglslatIOn wanted by the Farmers.

Legislation Wanted by the Farmers.
WAsHNaToN, Jan. 4.-Those members
OF the House who have the best claims to
represent the farmers movement give the
following as the main points Of oilegislsdon
which will bO urged on Congress in the
interest Of the grangers;
/. The opening Of the mouth Of tue Mis-.
sissippi to large vessels In such q manner
as 70 Insure their entrance and egress at
all stages Of water without difficulty. As
to the means the grangers are Indifferent,
and whether the end Is obtained by dredg.
ing or by means Of q now canal, they win
be satisfied, their only desire being 10 In.
sure water transportation for their grain
to the ocean. 1fa large sum Is needed 10
open the river permanently, they will "a.
vor Withdrawing the appropriations
usually made for large number Of river
points, and consolidating the whole sum
and using 1t Tor this work.
9. Legislation to prevent oil roads west
Of the Mississippi River from discrimlnA-
ting In their rates offreight against points
on the river, and in favor Of al railroad
points beyond, thus making It impossible
for the farmers to avail themselves OF
cheap transportation.
3. Legislation to prevent similar dis
elimination by roads running east and
west against north and south roads, thus
preventing farmers, when the Mississippi
River Is frozen, from sending their Vrain
southwArd on railroads I'LL the open river
is reached. IL
4. Legislation fixing th Q rate for the
transportation Of live stock on railroads
from west to east This is the only ar.
ticle they will ask 10 have rates fixed
upon, and the reason for asking this is that
II Is the only important article Of their
products that must come by rail 10 the
east. The only legislation involving
money to be asked Isr is the opening oi
the mouth Of the Mississippi BY with.
drawing expenditures from les important
works. .'..-..-.55 +-,-r
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oHcrsNATI, Jan. 5.-Cotton-Dull at
l5ic. Flour-Flrm and higher. Wheat
Scarce and firm, 81 45If 80. Com
Quiet and steady. 65G5Sc. Rye-Firm.
95c. 0Ats-Dull, 48a4sc. Barley-Firm,
81 85a1 90, Oils, Eggs, Butter and
0heese-Falr demand and hrm. ProyiS.
ions-Pork-NomIna S15 90, Lsfd =
Firm; kettle sc, Bulk Meats-Firm: O.
7tA7sc packed. Bacon-Firm, III sln
SIC. Green Meats-steady, 8 7ts7Ic
hamsIsta9c for 1S and ID pound aver.
ages: Hogs-Fair demand; extreme range
~ 25ab 45i light shipping So 95S5 a5; re-
ceipet 200; shipments, 2,7l4. Whisky
Active at 94c.
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Threatening Denominations By the
WoIklngmen In New Yak CitV.

Threatening DemoustTaIiouS By the
WoIklngmen In New YOIk CltY.
NEW YoRE, Jan. j.-About three tlo1.
sand unemployed workingmeu met in 9
mass meeting this morning in Union
Square, In Response To = call ISsued b
one Patrick Dunn, todencunCs the Boafd
Of Assistant Aldermen lor iaIilns 10 oFtIe,
the heads oI departments to have all
work done by day labor instead ol by
the contract order. II. Banks, who ap-
peAn At all SinIiAr meetings, was made
temporary Chairman, and in the course Of
4 short address he urged the workngmen
70 come % the front and hold their own
AgAinBt aWindllng politicians, Who wanted
to keep them in starvation. he ADVISED
them, however, not to take de6nile action
now, but walt Tor an opening. A meet
Ing for next week was arranged by the
COMMITTEES Of salty, st the close oi which
the unemployed would march to tho City
Hall and pass in review before the
Mayor and Aldermen. Dunn, who Issued
the call, now appeared, and WA made
permanent chairman. He advised the
Workingmen to be passive Tor some time,
urging them to OrgaBize on the spot and
march to the City Hall, and await the
reply oI the Mayor, Comptroller and Al.
dermento their demands. 20
! One Mcclure followed, sayEpg gh4tiil
their demands were not scceded TO by
fair means then iorce must be used.
A committee Of five was appointed TO
wait on the Mayor and Comptroller, alter
which All started for the CITY Hall, th6ir
numbers being increased as they moved
through the streets. On reaching City
hall the committee OF five attempted to
see the Mayor and the heads Of the differ,
ent departments, but failed in every To-
stance. The crowd that accompanied
them then listened TO more addresses, and
after resolving to hold a grand demon.
Stration Thursday next, dispersed, NI
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PAIlaaelpAIa ,In,ln,-

PHnApHLRu1A, Jan. G-Four.-S,s,,v.
supeIhnO 4 60A5 %; Iowa WvSco1Sln
and Alhnoaota extra hmIly % 40 Ol /,
StAie, Ohio aud Indiana do "a IS.s a,
MheAt-QOiot rcd q 65ai 20; smbS,
y 6el u white Si 75ai eS RIVE
STEADY a DC. CoFn-In limited demand,
yellow Sc; old SSASSe. OatS-SleAdy
IhAo 61A6Sic; mixed 6ea6Sc. Pro,
visioos-PGlFiy AcilVe; mos pork, Si8 50
Al7 %; beei hAmS siAsSc; smoked ham,
llAlSc hams 10 pickle loAlie. Petro-
leom-Dull crude 9tAsic; refined iSfA
IStG Mhisky-Sleady II 9Oe, Cattle
demand good At full pricoa SAles 5000
head extra Pennsylvania and Western
steen a O0as % iGir 10 rod q OOs3 O0
oommon "a O0l5 50. Sheep-PinmsF I;
salel 5000 head, a a O0A7 %. Hogs-
In demand Gt fair pEieel and advanced
sAles 1000
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Weather Report.
olytct o. 4nl cHIi1 Ma' sIaE1E R1ta7Sa; oSIaoia,
WAsRnaeoN, D. O., Jan. 6.-s:00 P. n.
pRnnAHILITTRa. ] !.


For New England aud middle Atlantic
stAets, nofthefly 10 easterly winds with
snow or rain, and 8 lower temperature
will prevail, followed by less cloudlness by
Tuesday afternoon.
For the Southern States east Of the
Mississippi river, partly cloudy weather
with rain, temperature rising slightly In
Mississippi valley and falling in the south
Atlantic States.
For the lake region and thence south.
ward to the Ohio valley, easterly to south.
erly winds with partly cloudy or clear
weather and a slIghi rise in the tenpera.
tnru. 'N'" SI~S :" . ''S'
For the Northwest, rising temperature
with less pressure, southerly winds veer.
ing 10 westerly without rain or or snow,
except possibly in the northern States I
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d national hank n1ta and substitution O
3BS bonds; bysNI. Arthur 70 repeal thC
prUVilol q the lAR requiring pivot draw
In bridge AeFuss the Ohio TiVeE between
COViDgt0n and Cincinnati, GlSO EepeAllng
all scts imposing taxKtiou on State banks
and bAnkeTs, also to encourage nechAni.
eAl lnd13GiG. lAll ~ lellAt o 10
BILL 10 CRGATE A NATIONAL RoARD or
TRADE.
Bulls were introduced by Mr.. KAsSon
to create NGtioual Beard ufTfAde, md
70 prescribe its duties; By AT. McCreGry,
TO prohibit the creation Of deficiencies IA
the public service. ss. t8F
COMMITTEE on MILITARY AFTAIRS.
M.cobufn asked leAVe 70 report nom
the Committee on Military AhAirS 4 reso.
luton inStructing Ito inquire into the ex-
pediency Of diminshing the regular army
and OF dlscOltinuRnce 10 the whole or
part Of the work Of the construction and
repair o. tOTtidoAtions and all other works
Of defense, with leave 10 send lor persons
and pSperA.
Objection was made, and the resolu.
was not received. Subsequently, the OBJ
lection was Withdrawn and the resolution
sdoPted. ~
Mr.. Wheeler, nl New York, from the
Committee on Appropriations, reported
an army appropriation bill, EppropriGt.
ing S2S, ,449, ,9i6, which RAs made the
special order lof Tuesday next.
THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.
The House then resumed the consid.
Grafton Of the supplementary civil rights
bill. Ar. Fry advocated the bill.
Mr.. Harris, Of Virginia, addressed the
House In opposition 70 the bill. 81 Il
Alr. Stevens, 0i Georgia, nGxtRddre se1
The Houae, but said he could not say al
be hsd to say 10 20 minutes, and he ask.
ID to have an hour granted him.
Mr: j. X. Hoar objected, but Bubse.
luently odered 10 withdraw his objec.
lion in case the same privilege were
granted 70 Elliott (coloredl; then Wales,
i Florida, (llso colored) renewed the Ob.
eclion, hlt be too Withdrpw, B
Mr. Stephens proceeded 10 read a speech
u opposition 10 the bill.
Mr.. Ransier, colored member, follow.
d With a written speech In support ofthe
bill.
Mr.. Mills opposed the bill. asa s.g /
Mr. Elliott obtained the floor, but yield.
ID TO 4 motion to adjourn, ~
The Speaker laid before the House q
messages ffoln tho President in reference
o the steamer Virginlus. The message
vas read and referred 70 the Committee
u foreign afaiIs, b! ~
The Hou.e then adjourned.
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BAIFrfoRE, Jan. 5.-Flour-Unchaus.
ed and quiet. Wheat-steady; white
u sbal 90 lair TO prime 81 7Oal so;
choice amber 81 S5ai 81; good 70 primo
red 81 70R1 so; common 70 fair 81 Goa
"; Ohio and Indiana 81 Goal 75. Corn
Strong; mixed western 77as0c. 0ats-
Quiet and firm; western 50a53c. Provts'
ions Strong and quiet. Mes Pork l6 90.
Bulk MeatS-Shoulders 6ic; clear NIB Bldes
tic Bacon-Shoulders 7Ge; clear NIB
sides scarce OF SIC, LRrd-Fim at ssl9c.
Sugar Cured Hams-12al4c, Coffee
Very strong at 25a27c. Butter unehADg.
ed, WhbEy-QuIet st Hc.
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Murder-.FIEht, and Rescue Of the
Murderer,

PITrsBuRaH, PA, Jan. GA brutal
murder was committed In Elizabeth Bpr.
ough on Saturday night. AlSrge crowd,
principally minerS, gathered Of the drink.
ing house Of Edward MAly. About 10
O'Clock p. N. fight occurred, and Q
young man named Daniel Lynch went In
TO watch the encounter. Patrick Slavin
drew q revolver and fired OF Lynch, the
ball entering his head and lodging in his
hraih, causing death about six hours At,
terward. Great excitement prevailed.
The murderer was arrested by the bor-
ough constable, accompanied by q num-
Der OF citizens, but was aferwArd rescued
by some Of his companions. The arrest.
Ing party was assaulted with sticks and
stones, and several shots were fired. The
constable was seriously injured, and two
or three citizens badly bruised Ono Of
the aSsaillng party was also shot, but not
seriously injured. slayin, so lar, has
eluded arrest, ,.t.
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Havana RejoIces at the Overthrow
OF Castelar,.

NRw YoRK, Jan. GA ReraIfS special
from Havana says: The overthrow Of
the Castelar, ministry has been fAyorably
received In Havana. Casino Espaulo d
especially jubilAnk The,Volunteers are
evidently IN favor Of Q monarchy. The
crowns on the steTns Of The spanish yel.
sels 80 the harbor which were painted
over when the republic was In vogue are
now being regilded, and the imperial
Spanish coat.ol.arms has again been
placed on'the palace Of gthe Captain.
General. ~ lttf4 ~ ~ a&s "a
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New York DRY Goods Markot.

NEW YuRK, Jan. G,-The dry goodu
trade movement 4 allow from arSi hGndI,
and JobblnG branches arc dull. Cotton
goods arc Hury iFm with an upward ten
deney. Fine bleached Uhirtlngs and
AheehngS are closely sold up and arm
sgenn showing some new spring stylcI.
The DAILY BNglStIR says the weather d
adVerSo to shipping WooleDS, but fancy
enAtlngS are In briSk demand.
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ToLRDO, Jan. B.-Flour-Qulel aud IN,
changed. Wheat-Dull; No. 2 white
WahaAh II o.; No. ! white Michigan
q 6ei; extra do. 81 o.; No. 3 Canada
red 81 4S. COrn-Dull; high mixpd.
cash and January, Soc February G2c;
March 63tc; new 58ie; low mixed 56ic;
NO grade sc. 0atS-Steady; No /, 48c,
No. ., iiic. Clover Sced-E5 90. Dressed
hogs-WeAk at $685..
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The Validity Of Certain Illinois
Town RaiIroad Bonds q Afirni9d. = !

BosToH, Mass, Jan. 3.-The Supreme
Court Of the United States has gwen a de.
cision In favor 6f George O, Marcy Of
Boston, confirming the validity Of 80.
900 worth Of Illinois registered town
bonds, Issued IN the aid Of the Illinois
Grand Trunk Railroad. The town at.
tempted 10 avoid paying the interest on
the bonds, alleging that they were Illegal.
y issued. The basis OF the Courts decis.
ioR was that no irTegulGIity precedent 10
issue, not even fraud on the part Of the
agents Of the town, canyitiGte bonds n
the hands Of innocent holde1l
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East LruERTT, Jan. 6.-OATTLE-Ar.
rivals 90 cans. Medium, - 0Ol6 75; com
mon, 6Oa5 0Oi stockers, ~ 00A8 So
bulls, e 00L3 90.
Hoas-Arrivals 69i cars. Best PhilA,
delphiAs, % 60l6 20; Workers, % l0S5 20.
s1ERP-ArrlvAls z cara. None sold.
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Air Brake oontroyersy Settled.

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 6.-The controversy
long existing between the owners Of the
Royce and other patents ior the storing
and transmitting Of power comprised
In the Westinghouse Air Brake Com
pany, has been closed, the Westing.
house company having purchAsed the e1'
elusive right for air, brake and other pur'
poael on railway trains = 4
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LoSpoN, January IA IiaAS special
tEom Madrid lAyJ i was AAlIhGl Sierra.
nos wish that CASTELAR, should BE- q mem.
her OF the new ministry, bat the latter
fota8ed. On the defeat ol CASTELAR, and
ne previous interference Of Gen. PAnAI,
the Cortea elected Senor PAtlnIG Preal-
dent Of the Cabinet. The force Il Carta-
genA hAl accepted The new Government
The national militia in Madrid Z being
quietly disAEmed. A rumor b II circu@
l4tion In Madrid that the lAte retreat Of
Gen. hArciAs was Z concOcted mAnUuVfe
In support OF Gen. PanAPS o0HP dStat.
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A worl;i6Emen's Movement that Is
,.i..t-I-s Z, ComnlendnbIe.,

PTTsBpReH, Jan. 5.9A meeting Of
Horkipgmen under the auspices 81 the
Pitisbu1gh branch Of the international
A A A1S,9ciahon, was held tonight In Military
Han. Alter speeches IN German and
English were mad, 1t was resolved thst
the WorkingmeD Of each ward shoujd
elect two NON their numbef, who Sbould
make out . LIST d thepoor and distituts n
each ward and report 70 an Adjourned
meeting to be held saturday night NE
COMMITTEES Of two from each ward WIN 20
before the City Council on Monday and
present their hsb on destitute and al ior
sssls!enee The meeting was well. Rt.
TENDED "a ~ ~
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
NLRKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK Money ana stock RInrke,

New York Money and stock Market.
NEw YoRE, Jan, 5,-MoSRY-Closed
At s and Q per cent.
STIRLING ExcHANaE - Quiet and
steady, a SASS for 90 days and SIs7 for
sight Customs receipts $4,000.
GoLD--ITegular, closing ct i1li after
selling up to llii, Loans were at 4 and
2 gold and l.S2 for carrying. The Assist.
ant Treasurer diSbused 81 ,5s2 900. Clear.
ings $6s,70O.
GCyEKSlCKNn-Closed irile lower,
and In sympathy with gold.
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!. THR BAR PRoPoaRa 40 CoNsIDER.
OMAHA.
$4,000 F1RE 1N OMAHA.

OMAHA, Jan. GA fire at Omaha 10.
day destroyed the warehouse Of FreelAnd
4 Cleyhann, agricultural implements and
lumber; Warner & CaSk and Warner &
Chapman dry goods and Williams store.
Loss $4,000. Light insurance on the
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A DEBETR is TO come ofI shortly al
Glen Easton, Marshall county, and the
question Is, resolved, that the late rebel.
lion was the means Of bringing blessings
to our country"
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President Grant was at the Capitol
this afternoon, occupying the Presidents
room. BE sent for Speaker Blaine and
the Louisiana members OF the House Of
Representatives, with whom he had q
conference on the subject Of the affairs
Of that State. Senators Oonkling, Ed.
munds, Carpenter and Frelinghuysen, ol
the Senate Judiciary Committee, were
subsequently closeted with the President.
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WASHINGTON.

INTERNAL REVENUE oEFIcE CLOSED.
WABHNeToN, January 5,-The Inter-
nal Revenue 0f1ce Is closed To- day, In re=
spect to the memory Of the late Deputy
Commissioner Sweet, whose funeral takes
place to-day,
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GAn91teIIiaenrer:

WEATs indebted 70 DAMEL DoEEHOo,
Esq OF Hapooek Co, for : faIl Gle Of the
Senate and House journals during ths
lAtS Scaion Of tho LeglilAiuIG
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om0uT oouRT began yestetdsy At
Moundsnlls. Judge nSwp, u Harrison
county, IS presiding in place Of Judge
ARtNFN
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, JaunArp 5.-The &Egd1ni has
intel lsgence from The gold eoaStleaSt that
lhe British forces win enter AShAnlos the
1slh Of this mouth. ''
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Tennessee, leW,..,so n, Carolina, new. IL
VirEiniA new. 80
sTocKs-opSned buoyAnt al an advance
Of ! to 2 per cent, afterwards there was
Astlll iurther improvement, but at tho
drst board the market was irregular with
frequent huctuAtionsAt the close. Trans.
actions were very large at the final close
and the market was firm, with quotations
considerably above the lowest point.
The strongest stocks were Western Uulon,
Rock Island and Cleveland, Columbus l.
Indiana Central, which advanced steadily
without reaction. Stock sales from 10 70
2 O'Clock amounted 10 49,, 600 shares, Of
which $1,000 were W9tern Union, 49,.
600, Union Pacific II 900 Wabash, $4,000
Pacific Mall, 1000 OhIos $4,000, Lake
Shore, 1900 St Paul, 1000 North
Western, 1000 Cleveland, Columbus s
Indiana Central, $500 Rock Island, and
5000 st. Joe.