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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-13
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINoINNATI. Nov. ia P. M.

,o,,n - :, ,,a,.,,ot
a,,a ~ Local den,s,d Eane1
Sa,Ir Marn rangae Nj fsas ner brl We note Fan,
nou1 Ranges on ~ oso ~. ~ tSvy ~ ,a.
iy 70 eoao ~ anu cnolce pFanas as 81 aS oio Mneat
ers Spa0 o0oa *. low orasIes IIaaSj Snrino
wheat -four $'5oas. % Rye Y 65a5 and buck
"leaT % and steadv. 1--WE ouote Al 40
~ ~ ivl IN t No . re 4" or, Il 80
90 ~ pea ~, VIZ i ~ ad ;to ho 81 ao ~
a. as - o.i ~ ~ rs;, to o6J red IL worth uSai *
, 70 XII ~ saria,. orsies ,eI ma ,vhfa ranre
nis ~ iair uoinna ~ follow Per ~ ior
~. q enoSn ~. ~ - "s0i 10
w9l6sip wT6PNM ev Nav et steadv ola ,o;xed ia ba,d
at Al adsc for ear on track and shelled in
elevator; miaen a oia aa new Is woiSn ,hSaoSe S
new 1e oa,, F. *'H&'o p'i "nu nc" s-'ii'o ssa
aog RSt ~ rba con+inuoe rar, ,,,,a,
~ anu ens ecas1 sorhast orafes sUou
~ o,,5 serar ssiis a. Tow as soc ner hn
a1S H tIS Ii,,o danasnG IL ntyii noJarata ona
80 esn uvnu % a. s'l We annaa a ana y
nrime sample sa5,5c FOR mixed. and SsaSsc for
p,t Thp;ca uShita AZ ,,ar I'm 'N ''''0o Aoi
wSs S:s puis az niat ri. a,,d ,,;,,
s,,oss L; oth tSI tiaS1 TX ,o,. hI a
Stys boiaers sS for inhhin~ iats p'A anu
MTSera M is inf ie oferi,o and a.
Is lgbt st 15ais " for riear s;das au l4 III
aiastc ~ cia - sides and 1aTc Sn, s5an ~
s ~ n ~ iol
uers, pAo@et' anu N.iA'
p1f AnD ~ rta ,,a,.io+ 10 ,,n;at ond oosr, - 10,
astIe e nn eox t as
alos eiS9 Sy ~ az ~.
s;erces pPelpicc pei o ner n. VIZ 'A s'u's " w
GHEieN XII kS.sDMartat ou;at and aasv
sha,,.ds u ,atad sos Hu ss9y'
.,ng hams ,1ia1f 70 ner III - '.
tIfi z MEAfsottThe marl,at .oniat Gla.,
s,iaS 70 worth ifa<a1l i1c. eleaT rib sdes III
eiis1c and shonlderS sn o9sIc ner IL iii ioosxns
fo. mssts Tan "a tvyenfv days IN sait and /. .
ner lb more for packed. '''''' % q :
pSSC'rrt;N -Thare ia littla doino to-d.v
seIos hales. Receints sis haies % Shinnanfs .
t-iS5 bales. Stock on hand q. lyg bales. We
nnote. -tlrd,narv- 1Oa<c: goon or,itnarv n s[e.
inav middi,nr tanc: m,ddi,no' Ia~c, gaea ~,
mi',diing lailc: n,indling fairi 1ac. fa,r isc
ner In - -'<oN' -"'-' ~
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-13

Mayor Johnston appointed the follow
ing gentlemen as delegates to the Ma.
tional Railroad Convention, to be held
in st. Louis, November 23d: Alfred
Gather. Geo. w. Jones, II. w. Brown,
James S. Wise, Ozro Dodds, w. s. Dick.
inson, Ii. b. Bissell and JAS. ID. Lehmer.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-13

Sarah L. Cilley to Henry Cilley. lot s21s by
200 feet on the east side Of Main street. i9l feet
north Of Fifth street, quitclaim-$a
Stephen Whitock and W 70 to J. ]. Smiley.
part OF Lot q In Shepherds addition to Lock
land, 81 r. FOO by 158 5i-l00 feot--$7aJ.
J. b. Matson and wife TO Sarah Bump, Lot 4
in the gfantor's subdivision, at No. tn Bend, s5
by iUD feet-$5j.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-13

The following marriage licenses were is
sued since our last report:
John Smith and Doty Bromlage.
John Mai and Mary Harrison.
John Dugan and Annie Z. Cosgrove.
w. q. WinterbJrn and Eugenie KcwIn.
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the past ri hours were as follows:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Shipments. ais.. ......... ......... 81 So III
HOGS-Are selling slowly to-day. We
quote STAT 10 for common light: 81 sUa7 4p fox
fair to good packing, and 81 45a7 50 for good
butchers per GENITAL. Later--Hogs more active.
No change in prices.
CATrLE-Market quiet and firm and prices
unchanged. Common to choice are worths2 50a
8 so per GENITAL. t
SHEEP-Firm and demand moderate. No
change in prices. We quote: Fair 10 good
50 5Oa5 per Genital.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-15

az 8 con per day at home. Toms .trre.
20 & @Au Addr'ii ono srlSSoS a %, Fort.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-15
CINCINNATI.

CtSclNvXTi, February l3.-At the seq
sion AT the Chamber Of Commerce III this
city to-day, protest against the pro-
puScd increased taxation Of Spirits was
unanimously adopted. The protest re-
citcH that tic spirits passing through the
hands Of dealers here have paid tux Of
nearly $li,0OO,0O0 and that the stand
taken here against fraudulent goods alb
sOIutcly guarantees that amount TO the
government. An additional lax Of thirty
cents per gallon would require this city
TO bear the burden If supplying money
for nraAy 81, 900, 900 additional taxes, and
would require 1T least $2,6OOWO more
.capithl, and as this money IL sent directly
away from tho city IL would draw heavily
on banking capital needed for the other
branches II business. The Chamber ID
alsu persuaded that M increased tax
would encourage fraud in the collection
of The tOFeJtIr tax.
The possfbilitics II Congressional nc.
tion ref arding the whisky tax lias caiIsed
Icvrrisli activity III the market oil the
week. The ten tlislillCrics III this lis
ttict nrc IN active operation, and produc'
Inc over forty thousand GALLONS daily
Three hundred anti Ifly.six Thousand i've
hundred and forty gallOiIs have beet
taken out NJ bond during the week, OF
which Government tax Of SA0,57S wa
paid. E1 ~ a..
A Commercials Huntingdon, West Wiz
utnia, special says that during a civil RtIi
| Il, .,,,,, ~ ii,nsn tvLiInu DurFnlln Ohp a
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Kansas Legislature.

'rOrEKA, KAs, February la.-Thc
House to-day passed the Senate cOhclir'
rent resolution thanking Congress for
liz appropriation for the destitute people
Oi the State. =,
During tho discussion IN tic toisC
This afternoon Of the resolution ordering
M investigation Of the management oil
Tic Secretary Of State, UMler Secretary
Buchan stated that tic resolution was
the inspiration Of The Kansas City Times
where,i bon I. q. l'nhgburn, II reporter n
the Times, sitting Mt The reporters table
called Mr.. llnchan II liar. a resolution
was Immediately offered by Mr.. 1eggct
aud adopted, providing that II Pahgbort
did nat make an acceptable apology t
The 1fonsc before 8 o'clock he beeSpeIlet
from ali tho pfiyilegcs Of the llGlIsc Of
gallery. Before tin time named by Thu
RESOLUTION arrived l'ahgbOrh sent nj
humble APOLOGY to the lIOuSe, which wh'
accepted, anil business progressed ~
tiattdt
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FoR sALE.
NRVsTEEs SALE.

By virtus Of a dad Of trust ulad0 and oIsOutOi
villa 70 tho undersigned TlutRe bearing data Tho y!
day ot 0clDhor a ID 1874, and recorded In th0 CIkl
oGlipa Of the County Court u Ohio county We4l
Virginia, II DEED Of Trust B0Ok No, pages No
Us and go, will sell a Public. Auction o. ~
front door Of tia Court HOUSE Of thu Nld OhlG
county, In tbs city Of Wheeling, On
THURSDAY, ths lsth day Of March, 1878,
Beginning pt 10 O'clock 4, " Of aid day, the tol-
lowing described real estate, that 70 ~; IIGrs
or parcel Of grOund situated on Woods Run, in Ohio
county, West Virginia, about thIeo- pIaItgrs o.
mllp from GrOcHVIlle and bounded ~ follows Com:
mOnCing al q stake cOruNr 70 lEAc u Kelly and
the Smith farm, and running thence North 6lr W
d 100 ioFtyalI and lao poles % stake on Woods
Ran; thencs down 1ald run y So W, " SlN(
thlFty.in and g-l00 poles % stake th0nCO "
T. IA ii-l0O iuFty-tsIBn md 4iiN poles to A9tako;
thence N. 914s u (I9 2S-lOD twelve and SS-l0O
poles TO a stake; thence S?%' Z. ~ l-lQl twenty
ona and lilo poles; thence n 641' IN s-l0O nine
teOn and s-lOjpOles TO tho place Of lEglnning con-
talnlng eleven AcFOa, two roOlA and eighteen per-
thea, With all improvements and AppOFtenancca
thor6untO belonging, being all tho same property
which was conveyed u the Md John 7. Courtney
by decd Of William +, Hubbanl, Special COnlnila,
GOler, bearing even date With tho above nlenE0nel
duel Of trust and rCCnrdud In Deed Book NO. ",
page No, ~.
THRMs OF SALR.-O thInl Ol Tho purchase mon
Oy In CaAh on tho day Of Hae and the residue In two
eIual payments six and twelve months, with in-
tsFOat irOm day Of HAlB, and deed 81 trust % ba
giTln BY tho PunshalQFiO secure Tho dUlerfel pay
mantl, Selling ~ TTlhtDO will convey tho title
which d vested In mo by tho said dcOl Of trust.
rs j, q, 0LLLESPf, Trustee.
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by virtue Of two deeds Of trust made by BOblrskl
IIraly, Trustees, and Mn. Catherine F. Clemens,
the one dated !h0 10th day Of November, $50 and
the other dated the LIST day Of April, 1874 and both
Of rpCurl In the Clerks Office Of the County Court
for Marshall county, WGt Virginia, ono ln deC'l
hook No. 49, page o. and the other In deed o. trust
bOOk No !, pagn ~ will olitT for sale At Public
Auction, al the inlnt door Of the Court HOUSE d
Ohio county, W0t Virginia, on
TUESDAY, March 18Th, 1875,
al 10 4. ~, tho property mentioned and Described
In The two deeds Of trusts NOFehdi the halne bOne
lie tIaci o. land for some time known g tha
CLEMENS FARMS, situated In tho county Of Mar
shall, WOst Virginia, on the WltNrH VI Wheeling
CrDek, at the mouth Of StulrS Hun, and distant
about two mlles from Flu Grove Station on the
llSmplOld Railroad.
ThS Iald Farm Is divided by SLulrs nun Into two
hEpI or Tracts Of about equal SHO each containing
about IN acres Nearly aloi thy land y under high
state Of cultivation; I VUfy rich and beautifully To-
Gated, Upon the south or cast portion there 10 RgO
AlonO mansion house, with oil tho necessary Out.
hulhingA and upon The Other part thOES 10 good
Saii Farms will bo sold u thor separately or OSUtl-
O., 70 suit purchasers,
The Tru1lee will, on application, give any, liOF-
nIAtlOn that may la desired ~ 10 tsrRu OHtiOnA,
10, and hG alEi haS complete plat AMI survey Of
thV lANl showing Ia extent lines, fences, improve
mOnL4, &c. tI
THRMs also nalO known on day Of IalO.
HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustees.
yVuvVI ,Sn Hol, a iR76 IA
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Tt,e SlrIking VVrnycrs.

FALL KtvER, February ia large
meeting Of wcavcts was held this evening
and resolution passed lcnouhcing THO
recent report Of the meeting as published
in Boston, and motion carried cxcIud'
ing nil reporters from The future meetings.
Letters from operatives In other cities
were read, encouraging The Fall MyCt
wcaycrs to continue Urn and pledging
aid. 4 letter was also read from MI
Chambrrlin, labor teiormcr, and 4 Cnndi.
date for Governor, expressing symratIy
and assuring them the strike should lV
considered al the Labor Convention to be
held in Boston next week. One speaker
declared TINT II the mnnuiactnferdid moi
ncccdC to their demands within 2 week
the two weeks notice must be given !!
the other mills. This was received witt
applause. The meeting expressed unani
mously its determination to adhere to the
purpose Of thcsttike.
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Afternoon Dispatches
- -
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, February l3.-AClion on
the lIawaiin reciprocity treaty has been
DELAYED by the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee in order to consult with Sec
rotary Fish as to the possibility OF other
governments claiming the right to ia kC
advantage Of ils provisions, Under the
most favored notion" of the clause in
several existing treaties, and with u view
Ia Obviating nil difficulty or controversy
an this point, Senator Hazen has suggest
cd to Secretary Fish that tobacco might
In included IN the list Of articles VI Amer.
lean production, which the Sandwich
Islands shall admit FREQ Of duty. II thi,
were done 1t Is believed no other nation
would have any desire 10 be placed on
tho same footing. Secretary Fish will
submit the matter to the Cabinet, II l.
also suggested TINT tho treaty wonl,l gaiI
strength II M amendment ia made by the
Senate plvlging the llawiian government
against making auy foreign alliances, OF
allowing another nation 10 acquire naval
stations or u iO0thOld on the island. II
thus amended by the Senate no complaint
can bc male by other nations against il
ratification by Hawaii, the latter not pro-
posing ii.
Rufus Hatch has instructed Clark Bell
attorney and counsel for the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, to begin proceed
mgs at once to compel all parties wilt
received any part OF the money "AlHtract
ed from the company by SlOckwcll and
Irwin tn promptly refund.
A telegram Just received by Governor
lIrOwnlOw announces that tho House o
Representatives Of Georgia has unani
mously passed II resolution providing fol
Congressional aid to the Texas n Pacific
Railroad, and requesting Georgia Sena
tors aud congressman to vote for it.
A delegation Of lawyers were ut Tho
Department Of Justice to-day, protesting
against the approval Of the Senate bill t,
facilitate the cases before the United
States Supreme Court.
Rufus Hatch wAs before The Ways an'
Means Committee Of tho House today
and read long statement denying tina
tho Pacific Mail Steamship Company hat
authorized Twins expenditures in Dos
ton. Twins relations to he compnn!
were only those Of ils. Sh FranClScI
agent, ut n salary Of $4,000 year, An!
statement OF Irwin to the contrary wa
absolutely false.
4. il. Whiting ia in Washington read.
TO testify.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-15

NEw YoRK, February 13.-Cotton dull
and nOminally, l61Gai6c. Flour dull; super
iIne western and State % SJa4 ~; common
10 gpod Al 1884 II; good to choice y SOa
h All white wheat extra 81 25aJ 10 extra
Ohio "a 6baG 10; 81. Louis a 76aS 0O lsye
Flour dull nnd lower, stat % Corl MOal
dnlE.wcstcrn 81 sOa4 10. Wheat, lA2C bot
ter and In moderate lenlandi No. ! spring
81 iSni Il; No. 3dO, 81 O3al OJ; No. Chica'
20 Al OJal OK; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 OSu
1iiiS; No. 9 Northwestern : OIal o. Rye
lull at O2a06c. harley and Malt quiet
Corn opened firm md closed dull; mixed
western atsiaSi &c; yellow S2aS2Nc. Oatl
irn,Cr: mixed western G7ATOcj white 8Sa7lc
Hay unchanged. COIlee1uitt. Sugar firm
brine SIZE. MolaSses heavy. Rico quiet
and unchanged. Whisky lower at 81 OST
| 0siS,
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CntCA0o, February tS.-t1onr quiet md
unchanged. Wheat, steady and III moderate
,lumnnd; No. 9spring ilaS4asc spot SI9G
seller March; SGis sOllrr AprilrCjented H.
Corn, demand active aud prices adyNnctdi
No, ! mixed O3Hc spot; GaS bid seller
March; 7Ossrhidscl May. Oats, demand
mir md market firm; No! ., BE bid spot;
5!Ac bid seller March. Rye, quiet and ull'
changed. barley dull and nominal; No. Y
81 Ojspot and seller March. Pork demand
fair and prices nlvAnced; SlS 3balS " Y
Spot; SIS 69J5 seller March, $lS 7OaiS 72ls
seller April. lard quiet and unOhnnge'I
Whisky, demand fair al 81 OF.
On Gull board this afternoon wheat, corn
nnd Oala were IuiCta and unchanged ~ every
respect. Provisions, pork ind lard quiet
md unchanged in every respect.
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ClSCtNSArI, Feb. IS.--Cotton dull a
lie. Flour and Barley unchanged. Whea
tlulL 81 1Oni IA Corn, steAdy at 78aS3c
Otis steady, 6gGG3c. Rye quiet " 81 W
Oils unchanged. Eggs, Butter and Cheese
iirin ami unchanged. Pork held firmer
no Sales. Lard steady, III moderate demand
5lrim $i3 6OIai3 SIX; kettle $t4 25ai4 90
LUX Meats steady; OK, OK 9iS, 1OIi ant
iOHc. Bacon firm, \, iOH, II liz and II HC
Green Meats, shoulders sold al Ga6r; sides
NO sales. Whisky firm Al 81 10. ID.
ilOGs-ISlaughtCred to date t00,B36; SAM
time IaBt wear 600 465.
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CANADA.

TdRoSro, February iSATlle adjonrn-
ed dcbalp on the amnesty question was
resumed lust night. Mr., Monsoon closed
a ling speech by moving nII amendment
In favor Of com plctC amnesty, which was
voted ,lown--yeas y, nays 1872. Me-
Kinzic's resolution was then CARRIED
yesS l2G, ,,ays 10. Tile resolution recon.
incu,ls ahihcsty to all except Rel, lepine
md UDonongh, who are bahiShcd for
Evp Cn0rV
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PHILADELPHIA, February 10. : Flour
,lull aud weak; BtlpOrfno q 7Ga5 SIX Iowa
Wisconsin and Minnesota, 81 2ba6 w; high
grades S6a7 49, Wheat dnllat 81 IL; amber
81 9Sai p; white 81 gal 81 lyH At Doc.
Corn dull, yellow 7SC; wOSteTn mixed 7sc.
Oats steady; white 6tAGSC. Pork, moderate
tiGmani, s30a2O 90 lard, $iS S7IGai4 20.
Petroleum Cnay; refined i3}Sai3Arj crude
iOXaiO1ic In ljhftVlg 7iic IN bulk. Glover
Seed, III good demand ut ttIIc. Whisky,
western field Al 81 10. #
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NEW YDRK, February i3.-DdSlnoss Il
moderate In the package, department, AMI
iIe transactions are chiefly restricted 10 sta
pic cotton Enu,iA. Prints, ginghAlns ant
cotton hosiery and medium fancy ptinh 1t
good demand aud firm; Medium gihgham
active and IN light supply. WCrstcd shawl
aFe incurred for by distant jobbcrS. TIL
ihiv BuRttin says llhrner's, Amoskeaj
adj WamsdtIA prints nt all descriptions vii
lm advanced ! c on Monday next ...
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BALTIMORE, February i3-FlOtr steady
nnll firm. Wheat; M. western amber
ii 3H No. 9 do 1921; No. . PENNSYLVANIA
rcd a Is. Corn quiet anal steady western
mixed 71r Oats dull and unchanged
I've aud Hay dull and unchanged. Pro
Visions firm. Pork dull and unchanged
link Meats; shoulders lie; ClcAttib lOlGr
ijAcnn and lard dull and unchanged
ttNms ilai6c. petrOlcutn quiet aud un
changed. Coffee quiet and unchanged
Mhisk Z niIint al 81 10. -
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-BcssiJrurner, summoned ne awitncss
for the defense in the TiltOn- liccchCr
trial, Ia now in brooklyn, and reports her.
self In want and unable to obtain work
owing to the odinm resting on her name.
pArtitans oi the defendant have assisted
her by giving her some sewing and COPY
ing, but shc wants TO get away from
Brooklyn and out Of the whole affair.
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Totgbo, February l3.-FlOut demand
iAiF and market firm. Wheat shade high.
en- No. 2 white Wabash q 10 y; No. white
Michigan 81 10, amber 81 OK No. I red
ViiiE. Ma, q Al OF. Corn q shade higher;
bivh mixed 66ji; Rellcr March 6S; seller
Gefil 70; low mixed $3.50. Oats quiet
w 3. hiNN Michigan &c. ! /.
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NEBRASKA.
sr,rr r,rlrAi. REMOVAL

OMAHA, February l3-The bill for the
removal Of the State Capital from Lin;
coin u Columbus WA read the second
lime in the stnatC and ordered printed
to-day. The Senate also passed a tcso ia.
lion 70 cxpuhge from the records all rela.
live to the impeachment Of Ex-Governor
David Butler, the Democrats voting
against 1t. Weather very mild,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Now York HONEY and SlOeIIs.


NRw YoRE, February 1S.-AoSRY-
Closed 2A2IS per cent on call.
STRBLlNG ExCuASoE-Market little
steadlrr at the close ut $4,S5a4.SSN for good
to prime bankers 20 days aud Si.S6alSGE
for demand, During the morning line o.
good bAnken' bills sold as low " $+s21S'
GoLp-ClOGed at ll41E, after sailing Al
ll4y5alll3t. Rates paid for carrying Wer'
- tO9 per cent per apnum, and for borrow
ing ilat. Clearings $45, OOO, 900. Custom 70
ceipts $SO7 900, and for the week s., 800
Tho Assistant Treasurer diSburcd during
the week Sl,6l5,OOO, Specie shipmCRtl fol
the week 1851 ,Ol5, Of which $9S, 9S5 was gold
coin, remainder silver and gold bNrs, I'm
ports Of dry goods S,7S9i general Rer
chandise $S,SSS,l46,
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oOLUMHUs AND INDI4NAF0Lls DIVISION

Nos, |, =, . and I run daily to and from CncIn.
natl All other trains Daily, except Sunday,
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Tickets to all principal points III the East and
West can In procured nj thu Union Ticket OiCC III
MLurO House, aud At Tho station at IridgCpori,
r. Il. MYEHS,
nor23 General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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YOU have gOt into trouble procure At once package
Of tho Sanartaua Gilt usI ~ directed mud you Will
10 all right In three OF iIuF days Thu trouble
whom lak0n In tlms Y easily OVgTc0tng hut whom
neglected, Ur when tho QuaCk ~ visited and hOgyes
hii cOurs0 u IalMm COpabB, thHn very often SOrl-
Gus complications arl8 which prUlOng tho tlSOAi
lOF weeks, pOrlAIs m0nlhs.
Another lallacy ID III pOrSOus trying lNavo few
cents, tAblO In cheap drugs, which NJ disorder and
ArkBh the stomach that HlICsL death Itself would
Ia u relief, GAnarIAnS ulil will euro eyNry
limU, with III mora unplONAlll results lllan II Thu
tnublS had not OIIutgl III all.
Male Packages, 81; Female, g. sVIt by NULL 70
AnJ AdIrOA, DESMOND 4 Co,, FrOprlvIurG, VIC
l.itO street, Philadelphia JANIS
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ptTtspuRan, February tS,-WheAl quit!
and unchanged; Penntyl vaiia and Ohio rs .d
81 i4Ni ID; white 81 1871 ~. Core ear, ~
Ia, Shelled 72a74e. Petroleum quiet crude
N l2ISAf Is Al PaTkefB,
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oygRNMRNTs-Dull vnd steady.

RArlRoAD BoSDs-'This afternoon Cen.
trail Paciics advanced to 0OJS, Union PaCiGCs
firsts to 09y and Sinking Funds to s6JG,
sroCKs-Tho market opened irregular,
butin the main weak, Pacific Mail being
exceptionally the strong stock. Az tho day
advanced thowhoIe Nit became weak under
~ Ibduonds 81 Westerr. Union and Union
Paci6c,and prices declined Y to y per cont.
Wcstcm Union declined to 7.% per cont
when Il wns known that the Executive
Committee Ind decided to reduce tho rates
ON SIonday 10 correspond with the Tsduc-
tiou MAIDS by tho Atlantic 4 Pacific com.
many. Later in the day there was a slight
recovery but towards thu close stocks wOro
vcrv hit and weak, except for Pacific Mail.
Tho market closed uctiyO and weak. The
"bearsD prolOss to bo IN receipt Of dis.
patch from Nashville tn tho effect that Of
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CLEVELAND, February 1S,-Whsat I'M
changed, Corn dull and unchanged. Oats
unchanged and quiet Petroleum quiet
standard white, car lois ut lie; Ohio stats
test l9o; small lots la2G higher.
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ST.. PAUL, February 13.-As was ex-
,ected would be the ease, after tho with
irawal last night OF both Ramsey and Da-
yis there were several in the race If Re-
publican candidates for Senator III joint
session to-day. Lochrcn, Democrat, re.
ceived o. votes, being within one Of the
full Democratic strength and 10 too few
for q choice. Tho following WIS the vote
for the Republican candidates: Gordon
u. Cole %, W. D. Vas bnrn %, s. j. X.
McAItllcn 9, E. +. Drake 2, Horace Aus
tin 12; ". 4. Marshal 2, SIP. Childs o,
The rest Of the Republican votes were
scattered among the different candidates
contrary to usagc. The Joint session did
not adjourn when the single ballot WIS
completed, but the voting lsstill in pro.
grca. Tho Democrats appear confident
Of cIcctng their man and their purpose
il to it out. .,ss ..sl .r.
The ioint session I'D Iouthcd after tax.
ing the third ballot for Senator, which re-
suited IA follows: VIM. l.ochrcn 6I, Cor
don Il. Cole 80, VIM. D. Washburn 3lt
scattering 10. III Ail ii candidates have
been voted for by the Republicans to-day
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Lieutenant George NJ. Smith, Of thO
Tweniy,lhif,i infantry auiCided Saturday
evening a. Fort y. A, Russell. No cause
assigned for the act,