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At SPECIAL TERM or THE SUPREME COURT
Of the state OF New York held at the Court House in
the city Of New YORK. on the 10Th day OF March, 1874.
present Hon Charles Donohue Justice. Tosenb wide
plaintiff. against tho National Liie Insurance pnmnanv
defendant On reading the summons and cornplej,f
herein heretofore ed on the proceedings he reofoe had
herein ana on reading ana filing anne xed ufdavt
Of IN beard ne receiver ~ this action whereby il an
pears 10 the LQurt necessary and proper that = noca
should be published this action as provided tap hv
section 65 tSecton 56 OF article title part ~ he
Revised Statutes and on motion Van Wirkr Gambler
Jay the plaintiffs attorneys and the sarnecs ar he
said receiver II is ordered that all persons having anv
claim against the defendant the National ie Insurance
Company. exhibit the same 10 the said eli Heard rc
Gever as Aforesaid az nus place % business at No i
LIST day OF October, Isf and that ali such persons be
parties To this before saia Ian n,mo
day and in default thereof that they and each ~ flem
shall be precirdcd from all benefit u the decree which
will be made III this action and from any d,strhnon
whch.sha be made under such decree. And II Is iur.
Their ordered that tins order be published once week
for Fix months in the New York Herald, newspaper
published In the city Of New York, and In the Stste
paper and the krst publication thereof made on
or before the 3st day<of March, 1874
WILLIAM WALSH. Clerk.
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M IBIOS
IN, "A companion picture to Rip Van Winke."
LAST NIGHTS.
LAST NIGHTS. FRANK MAYO,
LAST NIGHTS. FRANK MAYO,
LAST NIGHTS.
LAST NIGHTS DAVY CROCKETT,
LAST NIGHTS. DAVi CROCKEIT,
LAST NIGHTS.
LAST NIGHTS. Van Anne Idyln
LAST NIGHTS.
LAST NIGHTS. MISS ROSA RAND
LAST NIGHTS.
LAST NIGHTS. ELEANOR VAUGHN
LAST NIGHTS.
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STEiNWAY HAIL .Nn,r rvxcus
FOURTH GRAND CONCERT,
ON MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 49,
Distinguished artsts:Miss NJ r. Mullins, Soprano; Miss
Amelia ONeil, Mezzo soprano Miss Reilly, Contralto;
Fraucke, Organs and members OF the celebrated Sym
pbona Glce club Doors open at O'Clock. Concert
commences at ~ o'clock sharp.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A APRIL ~ AT 8 O'CLOCK,
NEW ySsk TEE s sfFY NILSSON SF The soorrry
Mrs DORA STEELE Sher drsi appearance in public,
THE LrEpERKkASsz s6dfEfY 'S who nave kindly vol
and s T sf % sEG SaPHs sS the
pcarance in their new and brilliant uniforms
q an at and p0s q e oo%ns
Messrs Anipry No - Thomas street; g II: Beekman.
stree = Dc rey.er No 6s West Thirty SIKH street;
Exea Dousa No Broadway Irv E Jr y mo
W 9. Lanedon No. 10 Fifth avenue W. r. Lee. NO s26
n strong No 81 Wan 'rcst ,ry
tanned.
DICKINSON HALL--ITALY
~ sixteenth street. between Union square and Fifth
For Ny rh Hss H n GssS 3
t ss sq0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SsMnsaS sRsn'ns
TONIGHT. APRIL la 1874,
oEnM Dssks'Y9n nosx e sS'Si2ssE NIGHT
IN twenty third street and Fosrth avenue Forty
now open day and evening Admission % cents
SSsy sS SAnn =, xs sSn TO-
! shots ''''- :"
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AMUsEM ENrs-
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, FLoRENcEs.
~ Corner OF Lighth avenue and Twenty third street
PRICES
sscnred seats 6c and ST extra. Family circle Soc
Begins ata Matinee at 80
LAST WEEK
Of hs enlargement Of the Distinguished American play
who win aopear fLohEScE'
AND AT rHh Ey s.TEs A5seT M ATs At n@
IN Characters which nave given them worldwide repute
Tom TAyors graphic dramatic picture of life in Lon.
don,
THE rICKET-oF. LEAvE.MAN
viii be presented alternate evenings win Faconer's
delicious Irish love story,
EILEEN oGE
In the former Mr.. FLORENCE win act the emotional
part Bob Briefly" and Mrs. FLORENCE that OF the
dashing and vivacious emily ST. Evremond." The
piece will be offered with scenery and cast
Ing full draft upon the great company the Grand
opera House.
In the Irish drama mr.. florence win assume the
na M9 R % ANA sarGs s rh
CURE" sinking the BALLADS sskIiarney' and Barney
ploys an auxiisry force OF 100
WM .y eysnig April 10, lEuEEs oGE.
Saturday Matinee, AprilIs. J
s:ss3S$ Afs
...sEATs CAN ALWAYS BE oBrAiNKD IN ADVANCE.
RoorHs THEATRE.
rsaIGSalST u SSs f axl WHITE q Sti5Sirp
WHO "sb asFf$ SS sE E E"'s WEEK
NEW sSssSs ss rs S;. s..'
ON MONDAY n EyH sESi's5 AFn'I 20 1874,
viii '0n T%S WEES 1EIs engagement oSTg for
And VII Appe ,,Ii Il sSr great role Of
f axaHss ns and the music
1881 Br6 sHSs 4 r T2x.f :"
$sss il i1.$stsfSSE
GR9yZSEB , hSTS Gs1!sfIa S5 ESsIosABh ss
GEO l. FOX
c s.., nAySl,A = '0N' Ff Io%isG sosnHIr
The ''iPI Comic H asA FfG'G SsHs
+ HOME.
at BOUQUET OF WONDERS :
srA 1tIsnsfa S SRias,i,as
Ia sef sKnnA v vEsRstSfS
Charming EXQUISITE
o,EfAkbioS, r ss9SfFn.bbk11Vis ,
The Famous With his school of
Tumberonicon. Educated Dogs
nss YSa l nsSs Ar ana MISS
appearing $SsEIas fSaiSH %af hsHIEEs
BRING 4 4oGn CHILDREN In LET THEM 4H Be HAPPY
0 asD 1 r9EShas FAMILY "a. .sgsrnrsr.
THE WONDER, Of human SKILL
THE s 81 hn M = s s2s bEs fASfEs OF
and The most iasidious lover Of real innocent
PROGRAMME CHANGED WEEKLY
First appearance Of the Miracles of Muscular strength
Mons TRaSSSI rS5eHEa me samson
saSla.eri. ana symnaste exercises have amazed the
Ass Ne ssss nsa ssqss artists
novelty, specially and variety world collected
nisTsrsers ths s poetry Of MOTION
Premsrs win select and sepnsa Cords Dc Ballet
Of beautiful o0ry'hs Ia III Spanish Ballet
oa snaWP2eo s Of the
The exauistey charming MARrESs FAMILY in en-;
fayories in new Sketches. new Scenes songs Dances
No such melange of Novelty Entertainment has ever
Every evening soclock and Wednesday and sarur.
day matinee, o'clock.
Admission 3! cents and 30 cents.
u Broadway and Thirtyhnh street, Thirty nth Street
Open from to and 10 10 y. NJ
LAST LAST
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This is the last week Of the extraordinary Illusion Of
PARIS BY NIGHT, which has won ever increasing
tanned during the Easter Holidays by special request
must be positively withrawn on S.TURDAY, APRIL IS,
the only place OF amusement in New York where an I'M
exceptonahle entertainment is provided VERY DAY
POLYTECHNIC PROMENADE. The programme is un
equaled Tor vARILTY and every feature is presented
KEATING's celebrated BAND. open from TO and 7
to Top. NJ. Admission ST. No extras
COLOSSEUM. COLOSSEUM
- Broadway and 3sth st, s5th St and Broadway.
Open from to ana to 10 p. NJ
"PARis By NIGHTS which has won ever ineseasing
admiration from oyer 1900 visitors and has been
to give place to IosD"S il ss the coIo AsIa
unexceptonanle entertainment is provided EVERY DAY
and EVENING There is a continuous round OF moral
n se and
equalied for VARIETY and every feature presented
a. eash whe new music i provided
10 p. NJ Admission 81. No extras
TONY PASTORS TRAVELLING TROUPE
Bridgeport, Monday April is:
New Haven, Tuesday. April IA;
Waterbury. Wednesday, April Is;
Hartford, Thursday, April IT,
Providence, Friday and Saturday April IL and 49,
). The greatest organization In existence.
For list OF company see small bills.
CTEvENs & CO., JEWELLERS
- s59 Broadway second door above Seventeenth
- ART DEPARTMENT.
Exhibition OF Jerome Tbompsons world renowned
'"' y THE OLD oAKEN BUCKETn
together with two Of his later works entitled
COMING THROUGH THE Rye,
"rnE LAST ROSE sha OF sUNaERp
Open from A. ". to NJ.
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AMUsRMKNTn.

AmUSEmEN4A
YCEUM THEATRE
u Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue.
CHAS. CHAMBERLAIN, Jr. Lessee and Hanger
Second week Of the
GRAND PARTISAN FOLLY.
new NATURES. NEW FACES
MONDAY EVENING. April -. and EVERY EVENING
during the week, M.
nc" TIE iME PM i'Hni,'Is e'''''eu
NEW TRICKS by tom LOWELL and the ALMONTRS.
. DIANA AND HER PET 5ATYR.
anew ballet, composed by and produced under the d.
rection o.
,.cc,~, Mons. L. EsPTNOSA.
hsrlNosA, .....as.. THE SATfH
Mile MARIE poSH His c yT creation) MY.
iAS. ~n'sAH DoNr as DIANA
-. New ballet by
Nile FREDRIKA and Mons ELLIOTT
the Skatatortai Dancers.
HERR SCH ULZE, the Nan of Masks and Faces
Englahd,s champion swimmer, Mr.. J. B. JOHNSON.
THREE MINUTES UNDER WATER
THE MAN-FLUTE, DON FERRAYRA,
in his wonderful vocalisms without the OF any
Sgr. CARLO BENEDG.TI. the Wonder Of 1874
Mons hickman, the Jugolcr -
in new specalties
THE ROusSELLs AND ALMONTES
IN NEW ACR0BATIC FEATS
AMI the
ENTIRE BROWN VELOCIP DE COMBINATION
including eight lady riders ard Professor BROWN ia
new ieats of daring
The Group Of Beanty Z, 4 i . on the Road.
POPULAR PRlCeS-Reslrv ID Seats 81 3d.
SPECIAL
MATINEEs WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
80 O'Clock.
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CPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
PARK THEATRE,
Broadway between Madison and Union parks.
Mr. STUART has the honor to announce that owing to
the
ELABORATE PREPARATIONS
imperative for the completion of the mise scene
opening OF the theatre Will be on
MONDAY. April H.
LOVES PENANCE,
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adapted from the French by
CHARLES FrCHTER.

Seats secured tor Thursday, 9Th, will be available on
Monday 18th those for dates following the 9th will be
available for dates following the 18TH in their respective
order
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A CADEMY.-STRAKOSCH OPERA
N SIX 6) FAREWELL REPRESENTATIONS
Of the
STRAKOSCH GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
commencing
THIS fMONDAY) EVENING, April 20. at 8 O'Clock
The greatest Operate Combination in the world
Nine. Nine.
CHRISTINE PAULINE
NILSSON. LUCIA.
Their final appearance before their positive departure
Prime Dome soprani,
Nile. OSTAvA TORRIANI. Mile ALICE MARESI
Americas greatest Contralto,
Miss lNNIE LOUISE CARY.
Prime Tenor,
signOr ITALO CAMPANlNI. Mr. TOM KARL,
n. VICTOR CAPOUL
Baritoni
Signor DEL PUENTE, Herr BLUM.
Bass,
Signor NANNETTI. Sgnor sCOLARA, COLETTI
GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
Musical Director ana Conductor. sgnor r. MUZIO
MONDAY EVENING, April 20 at o'clock
FIRST uSTD SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT OF TIL, SEASON.
subscription for six % representations Will De received
this Cnondavt commencing at A. NJ, at Academy
OF Music box Office on Fourteenth street.
on Thursday the 10th, the sale Tor single nights will
commence at same place.
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COURT DRESSES AND MANTLES
Au patented, 81 Rne Nerves de Petite Champs
corner Of Rue de la Paix Paris
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SATURDAY MATINEE AT HALFPAST ONE.
Thursday Evening. April TO- Grand Charity Benefit.
directed by Lunion Franchise Lodge, No " + and A.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

7 SPECIAL TERM or THE SUPREME /,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-12
New York Market.

New YORK, February ll.-Cottou-
In limited demand and weak; middling
uplands 16c; futures closed quiet
and steady; sales OF l6,lOO bales
February Is 3-l6G March Is 1890
@l5 7-l6c; April l6 l.32@l6 l-l6c;
MAY l61@l6 l7-32c; June l65-l6@l7G
July l7f@l7 5-l6c. Flour-Quiet
superfue western aud State S. 500
6 80; common to good 60@6 30; good
to choice 6 95@7 10; white wheat
extra 7 1907 so; extra Ohio 6 700
8 90. Whisky-More active and frmer
at 81 0O@1 OF. Whest-Dull and lower;
No. . Chicago spring 81 54@l ssh;
Rye and Barley unchanged. Corn
Dull and lower, new western mixed
ahoat 799S2c; western yellow S2@S3c;
white western S4@S5c. Oats-A
shade frmer; mixed western CLIO
&C. white western 6l@!@63c.
Cofee-Dull, Sugar-Firm. Petro-
leum-Crude easier at 7t97!; refined
quiet at l5c. Eggs-Firm; Canada
aud western 20@24c. Leather-Firm
at 273@30c; Orinoco 253@273c.
Wool-Firm; domestic fleece 4O(97Oc;
pulled 25@52c; unwashed lS@35c.
Fork-Heavy; new mess SIS 90;
March l6 75@16 So. Lard-Stronger;
prime steam 9sc; February 9!c March
9!c; April 9Ic. Butter and Cheese un.
changed. Metals-Manufactured cop
| per steady at 32c for sheeting; 2339
2i}c for ibgot lake; pig iron firm al
Sal 5o@4S 90; Scotch 90 00@36 co.
! American bar firm aud unchanged;
sheet quoted at l63@l7i (gold( Rus
sia nails firm at 81 00@4 l5 for cut
a nd 5 50@6 25 for clipch.
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DAKOTA.
Indian Depredations.

CHKYRNNE, February ll.-1uforma-
ton telegraphed from Fort Laramie
states that on Monday Lieut. Robinson
OF the 14th Infantry and Corporal
Coleman of Company X, ID Cavalry
usr. surrounded BY forty or fifty Iu-
dians near the saw mill ten miles from
Fort Laramie and murdered. Their
bodies were found yesterday, riddled
with bullets and arrows, but not other
wise mutilated. Two companies OF
cavalry under commsud OF Capt Egsn
and Lieut. Allison have been sent IN
pursuit OF the Indians. Col. Bullock
arrived ct Fort Fetterman yesterday
and reports that ne saw large party oi
Indians on the upper crossing OF the
Horse Shoe Creeks, singing and dane
ing the scalp dance. The Sioux are re-
ported as rsiding in almost every direc-
tion, burning ranches and numbering
ranch men and stealing stock. A CONS
pany OF cavalry under command o1
Capt. Vessels lett here to day fol-
Potter Station on the U. P. R. R. wher.
the Indians have been driving in sec.
ton men and stealing stock.
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Chicago Market,

CHICAGO. February 1l.-Flour-Dull
and nominal; extra superfiue s. 5O@
6 %. Wheat-Dull and lower; No.
Chicago spring 81 %; No. 9 do | 2O@
2Oi casb; 2l@l pit seller March;
233 April; No. do Is; rejected
10. Corn-0pened firm but closed
dull and lower; No. , mixed 5695Sc;
rejected sold at sac; old 5jc; and 47@
47lc for new. Osts-Quiet and weaker
No. . 42c cash; 42Sc seller March; re.
iected 39@392 Rye-Steady; No. Z
fresh S2@S3c. Barley-Quiet and un'
changed; No 2spriDg 81 759l Is; No
3 spring | 646l 65. Dressed hogs
Steady at s6 5000 60. Pork-Steady
and shade higher; IS 80 for cash
I 95@9 90 for March; 9 Is for April
Bulk meats steady; shoulders 5sci
short rib middlings TIC short clear J (
loose on spot. Bacon steady ct 6S
St@S3c for packed. Whisky-ln faiI
demand and firm at 96c.
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CONNECTICUT.
Hrpublieau state Convention.

RepuDlleau St"to
HARTFORD, February 1.-THE Re-
publican State Convention met here to-
day and nominated Henry b. Harrl-
son for Governor, and John g. Waite
for Lieutenant Governor.
John I. A. Slave, editor OF the Wind;
ham county Transcript, was nominated
for Secretary OF STATE, Hon. David r;
Nichols for Treasurer OF State, and
Col. E. P. Packer. Comptroller.
Resolutions were adopted declaring
that the States should be left to regu-
late their own internal affairs
endorsing the course OF the national
administrator in reference to the re-
cent election in Texas; opposing
sny further increase OF paper
currency; tavoring the early re-,
sum mp,ion of specie payments and
equal taxation denouucing land grants
to monopolies demanding the promp,
punish ment OF dishonest officials and
strict economy in national and STATE
governments; tavoriug the formation o
a bureau 10, the purpose OF obtaining
ststiatics aud Information relative Il
the condition Of the lsboripg classes
upon which to base proper legIs'stoa'
and submitting the question Of the re-
vision of the State constitution to th'
people.
A telegram was received from Har'
rison accepting the nomination 10
governor and the convention adjourned
sine die.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, February ll.-Cotton-
Dull at ljic. Flour-Quiet and un-
changed. Wheat-Nominsl at 459
$50. Corn.-Dull at 60962c. Oats
Steady at 46@54c. Rye-Firm at | 90.
Barley-Firm; spring 63: Eggs and
Butter steady. Cbeese-Firm. Pro-
visions-Mess pork quiet with only a
jobbiDg trade at IS OO9l5 81. Lard
steady with sales OF steam at SIC;
country kettle Sic; city kettle held at
Q l-l6c. Bulk meats steady with sales
OF shoulders q, 5295Fc; clear rib sides
7s965c; clear 7j@Stc, outside for
iuIl cured bacon steady; shoulders 7ci
clear rib aides SIC; loose SIC, packed
clear SIC. Hogs-Dull; light S 100
5 65; comm to good heavy S SO96 co.
receipts 1887; shipments 2S5. Whisky
Firm at 96c.
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oufxrouth OF Otuer Disease

Catarrh sometimes exists alone, but
is more frequently symptom OF other
diseased conditions. The following
letter explains it:
CoLLlN0wooD, ONoYDAGA Co, NY,
January 25, 1872.
DIR. Z. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, \. Y:
Dear Sir-Allow me 10 give you a
brief history OF the effect OF your medi-
cine called Golden Medical Discovery
in my case. ! am now in my seventy
ourth year. and naturally OF firm con-
stitutlon. Within the last few years,
from over exercise, | have been afflicted
with a complication Of diseases almost
incredible TO relate. In the first place
Catarrh, to a degree that, to me, !,
seemed that my voice passed out at the
care, TO which was added its natural
ally-Bronchitis; to which. q; no great
length Of time, were added Neuralgia
pains iu the head and shoulders and
blostiug OF the lower limbs, the most Of
which was superinduced by a torpid
state OF the liver. bad the advice OF
several eminent physisians. and tried
almost every known remedy for such
complaints without relief. gave ur
all business, made my will. had my
grave etone placed in position and let
tered except date OF exit, aud resigned
myself to my couch to await events
Not long after this | cav your adrer-
tisemept, procured your remedIes-l
am now on the second hsli-dczen bot
ties oil Golden Medical DIscovsry-havs
a good appetite, have gained fifteen
pounds OF fesh--no more talk out o
my ears, no more bloating oI the limb:
can walk two or three miles with ease
and feel that you have given me a leas'
OF ten or fifteen y years-subject, however
to the ratification OF the Court above
That you may live long TO do good e
suffering humanity, is the sincere wish
OF Your unknown friend,
LUTHER COLE
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We have this morning very lengthy
deliverance from the Farmers Grange
Association which has been incubat.
ing at St. Louis during the past week.
The platform of principles sets forth
many excellent things, and in fact the
millennium will not be very far distant
when men everywhere adopt and live
up to the creed propounded by the
Farmers. The world would uudoubt-
.dly be better if the generous teachings
OF the Grange were permitted to con-
troll political and personal action, and
we may look for the reform OF all
abuses when the Farmers come into
exclusive power.
Seriously, the Grange movement il
every day assuming greater proportion'
and receiving fresh and enthusiastic
adherents. Under the platform oi
principles enunciated by the national
organization, it will be cordially well
coined BY all who love justice aud who
desire to maintain in government the
principles upon which the Ameri'
can republic is based. There is moth
ing in the platform presented to whici
,nv honest Democrat cannot readll!
assent, and we most cordially bid th'
association God speed
There is much good sense in TIT
memorial in relation to husbardry II
the Southern States.
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Phfladelphta Market.

PHILADELPHIA, February ll.-Flour
Dull; superfiue IS O095 IS; Iowa
Wisconsin and Minnesots extra family
s6 75@7 rs; State Ohio aud Indians
81 756S 25. Wheat-Inactive. Rye
Active at 96c. Corn-Fair demand
yellow 7697SS mixed 76c. Oats
STEADY; white 5S@63c. Coffee-Quiet
Rio 23i@2Sc :Provisions-Not co firm
mess pork l01G beef hams 25926c;
beef hams smoked llt9l3c; sides 9tc
shoulders 7i97jG beet hams 10 pickle
1039ll!c; salted shoulders 6ic. Lard
Held at 9i@9ic. Crude petroleum
l2lc; refned l4ic; February l4lc
Whisky-Steady at 81 10.
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OHIO.
The Legislature.

COLUMBUS, February n.-ln the
House this morning the following bills
we're passed: Senate bill allowing medi.
cal colleges to fix the time for their
annual commencement; House bill to
prohibit the killing Of wild deer between
the first OF December and the first OF
October.
In the House this afternoon House
bill providing for the forfeiture IN open
court of recognizances when persons
either fail to appear and answer or
testiiy in court, was passed. Bills were
introduced to provide for the transfer o.
a case from one township to another
when the Justice Of the Peace or his
friends are interested in the case, and
to 90 amend the building association
law as to provide for annual dividends
In the Senate q bill was introduced
prescribing the rates OF taxation toi
1874. The following are the rates tix'
ed by the bill: for q general revenue
5 Sths of a mill on the dollar; for be-
nevolent and reformstory institutions
9.lO,hs OF a mill; for the payment OF TO-
,erest and reduction OF the State debt
s -lO,hs OF a mill; for the support o
the com mon schools, ! mill. This after
noon being the time fixed for the con-
s;dsration Of The contested election o
Weimer against Welch Ior State Treas
ursr bo,b Gentlemen appeared and were
authorized 10 appear by counsel. A
special committee was appointed te
prepare bill for the government o
the trial, to report on Friday afternoon
at which time it was agreed the trIa
should commence.
The Temptr nee Movement.
XES,A, February ll.-Four hundred
women have enlisted in the temperance
movement here. Their organization
was completed this noon. They will
commence work tomorrow morning.
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wheeling Cattle Market.
"WEDNESDAY, February II

The tendency Of prices is to advance,
but there has been little change in the
market since our last report. All stock
offered is readily sold at figures quoted
below.
CArrLR-The arrivals OF cattle dur
ipg the week amounted to "a head
The prices ranged from s3 90 10 ) 10
per cwt. Two head Of extra fine beet
sold at 5 so.
Hos.-The prices Of hogs ranged
from IS 80 10 6 25. The arrivals
amounted to 1877 head.
SHEEP-One lot Of sheep, nineteen
hesd, were sold at S 90 per cwt. This
is the fret lot OF sheep that has
been offered for sale at the Christwsr
yards for . long time.
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the market. The alternatives for sue
cess are numerous, but We need to rely
upon the single one of cooperating
in the determination to sub
sist at home. with
this end attained, there is no reason
why we should not be the hsppiest,
most Independent and prosperous peo-
pie on earth.
Yhe memorial is signed by the mass
ters Of the the State oranges OF North
and South Carolina, Alabama. Misslss
sippi, Florida, Arkansas, Louisiana
Georgia and Tennessee, and was not
only heartily approved BY the commit
tee on resolutions but endorsed BY ev-
ery member OF the National Grange.