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The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09

dissipated young men as equals, do y
wrong they can scarcely realize Such
men should Be made to feel that until
they walk with correctness and honor TO
the paths of right, good people stand
aloof from them. Girls who respect
themselves will not be seen with such
men, and will decline to receive them on
the familiar footing of friendship. 1t is
q mistaken kindness to poultiee when
caustic is needed. and am inclined to
think that a little sharp decision on the
part of the girls of to-day would go far
to correct the general looseness OF moral
ity among young men.
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Purely Agricultural

Fall poets will be fat enough to kill in
q few weeks.
Apple butter should be picked before
the vines are wilted.
Husking cucumbers will have to be at
tended to very soon.
Rail fence. ought not to be grated till
the weather is cooler.
Dried apples and old maids should be
harvested thls month.
Rutabaga turLips should be killed and
dressed by the middle of next month.
1t is about time TO pick buckwheat
cakes, They should be gathered while
the weather is hot.
Insurance men should be planted very
deep or they will winterkill. 1t is
good plan to move a woodshed to the
hill to keep it down.
1t is against the law to shoot book
agents before the first of November, as
there is a chance that they may be struck
by lightning up to that time.
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09
Alma Grange, No. 20.

Allha orange, NO. ~.
NJ. f. LOCKE. Master,
A. j. Steward. Overseer,
T. l.. Seward. Lecturer,
j. f. smith, Steward,
W. K. Boiling. Assistant Steward,
\. b. Dobbs, Chaplain,
I. w. Boiling, Treasurer,
A. b. Howell, Secretary.
L. I. Byars, Gate Keeper.
Mrs. n. A, Locke. Ceres,
Mrs. B. p. Renfroe. Pomona
Mrs. NJ. A. Pride. Flora,
Mrs. NJ. A. Smith, Stewardess.
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Oranges in Crawford County.
Crawford Grange.


JAMES SANGSTER, Master.
w. A. B. DAVENPORT Lecturer.
THOMAS 5. FOSTER. Steward,
). G. CorTRELL, Assistant Steward,
PEARSON MAYFIELD. Treasurer,
p. Is. LoID, Chaplain,
X. G. HATHAWAY, Secretary,
A. j. FOSTER. Gate Keeper,
Mrs. JULIA FOSTER. Ceres,'
Mrs. HIRAM BRoDIE. Pomonia,
Mrs. SUSAN A. LoID, Flora,
Mrs G. NJ. HOLMAN, Lady Asst Steve
Mulberry Grange, No. 1877.
Il. HOPPER, Master.
VS.. BAILEY, Overseer.
w. j. REMY. Lecturer.
3 REMY, Steward.
J. GOODMAN, Assistant Steward.
JOSEPH Scorr. Chaplin.
I. w. MARLER, Treasurer.
WILLIAM WILKERsoN, Secretary.
ELI MORGAN, Gate Keeper.
Mrs. E. A. QuEsENBERY, Ceres.
Mrs. FREDoNIA SGoTT, Pomona.
Mrs. MARY BENNETT. Flora.
Miss JOSIE WIdLEf, Asst, Stewardess.
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Prairie Grove Grange. No. I7S.

GuAs. L, PERRiNE. Master,
Wm L. Morgan, Overseer,
Samuel Ramsdcn, Lecturer,
j. B. Smith. Steward,
j. d. Parker. Asst. Steward,
Sam'l, Il. Bourland, Chaplain,
John B, Kiblet, Treasurer,
l.. F. Bryan. Secretary.
John kibler. Gate Keeper,
Mrs A. j. Winters. Ceres,
d. c. Kibler. Flora.
" Kate Shields, Pomona.
+" Emma Miers, Stewardess.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-19
The Proposed Injunction Against
the Removal Of the Capital,

Editors OF tue lnleUlB0lGOr'
have seen in print and heard intima-
tions that an injunction will probably DO
obtained temporarily restraining the re-
moyal Of tho Capital, and that the citi2ena
Of Charleston will manage to postpone q
dissolution Of the restraining order until
after the time for tho adjourned session Of
the Legislature in November next. In
this event, ii has been said that the Legis-
lalure must again resume its session at
Charleston, where, by tho extraordinary
exertiOns o. the citizens Of that place, II
may be induced to repeal this recent law
removing tho Capital to this city. This
has been stated BY some Of our citizens as
reason why our City nGilshOuld not
act at present towards furnishing for the
State suitable Legislative halls by the
time Of tho adjourned session In accord
ancc With the pledge Of It's representa-
tiyes. There need not DO any apprehen-
sion that tho LegislaSure will convene In
Charleston; even II an injunction IL OBJ
tanned, BY referring 10 Ait. 8 Of the Con-
stitution 81 the State, 1t will be seen that
tho Legislature Ia not required to hold
its sessions at the seat Of government.
Section IS directs that tho Legislature
shall assemble at the scat Of government
biennially; but section q provides that
when In session 1t may adjourn to some
other place where, In It's opinion, tho pub.
lie safety OF welfare, or the safety Of the
members, or their health shall require It,
II was therefore clearly within the
power Of the Legislature to adjourn from
Charleston to Wheeling without remOy-
Ing the scat Of government, II did adj.
iolrn when in regular biennial session at
Charleston to meet again In the city Of
Wheeling in November next, and no In.
junction will interfere with the right and
duty Of tho members to convene at the
time and place appointed and hold the
adjourned session. II our City Council
will provide n suitable building, credit.
able to the city, by tile time they arc to
convene, We need not fear repeal OF tho
TACT" removing the seat Of government
As the law was passed In Charleston, In
tho face Of the active opposition Of It's
citizens, It is not probable that the Samc
legislative body will so sIultily itself as
to vote for itS repeal when cut loose from
tho local influence Of that city, particu.
larly II tho City Council and citizens Of
Wheeling do their duty.
II time and space permitted | would
state why / believe that the change Of the
seat Of government from Charleston to this
city cannot be prevented or delayed by an
Injunction. l will simply say that III
ninety days from the passage OF the act
the seat Of government, by law, will DO at
Wheeling, and tho Constitution rs well as
tho statutes makes II tho duty Of tho
GoveruOr Of the State 10 see that this
city Is tho seat Of governmental tact, and
no judicial officer Inns the power to pre-
ventit On this point | may hereafter,
with your permission, refer to some
authorities. Is.
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The Use Of Lent

A corrOspoudORt Of tho Rlkton MARY
land) Democrat considers tho lcntOn sea
son in its medical and hygiOuio aspocu
and writes;
You cannot conceive the good lent doe,
Is regards tho health Of the community
at large, and ! will endeavor briefly 4
show you how. In tho frat place /. gives
temporary rest to all tho organs Of the
body, except, Of course, tho heart and
lungs, and secondly, it prsyonts disease
By relaxing the strain upon the digestive
apparatus 10 4 marked degree, and thus
prevents various affections Of the liver
stomach and kidneys, which frequently
succumb to an uninterrupted amount Of
work tho year round.
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.CoAsJSt1tvi T1EB N0fick Every moment
al delay 9Akes y6uf gute moro hopeless and much
tiep6ndl On lt9 l9dieious ehbleeqla remedy. Iho
amount X iatihiont ~ tAvof d Dr. eohenck'1 Pol.
monte aytup q eutc iee consumption Al exceeds
all that eaH b brought % tupp0st the pfoten40ni
0f kny other medicine. SEQ Dr.. Seh0noke Alma.
nae containing the certificates d many persons o.
lh0 highest FeipectAb who have BEEN restored
Ia health all6t being pronounced iuqufAhleby phy4
SlolAha d Acknowledged ability. Shccnek'1 Pul-
dents I'M th6W, but he care iloilen promoted bi
th6 tmel0ym6iit of tN0 9th@ teinedits which ~.
&htnek provides iot the purpose Thee additional
fttd6diel dfS sehonek1 81 Wed Iehlo aud Nan.
dale FillG BY tlle timely ~ oi thels inedleine
aeeesdlnt 70 dfessieua pf; sehenef eftti,ga fha'
nillt any ea D d Couldlt ption may = gnfsdt
d. Sehduek 4 prof liohaily II hls ptilclpAl
ollcs, eot1ef olxlh and Arch slftets Philtdtlphle
etsi Meadty, WhtsS n lostttt iot edtieS must =
pddf Ia, C0dAN
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from Saturday. YIlplpmb You beioFt
We get through. I've had You At my
house, working three days 70 mend . pin
hole in water pipe. I've had the bill
come In, and paid Il, and jumped on my
hat and solmnly vowed that ia got even
some day. I've bad 70 carry water four
blocks for Tie last month because the
plumbers couldn't come and plumb, and
nov, Abnes Weeks, I'll leave 1t to your
Selfit fought not to sendyou up for three
months"
Abnpr pondered over tho case, and final
" said he thought thirty days was about
aWelI, III say thirty to you and put
ninety on the commitment continued
his Honor, Gand you can argue II out
with the officials up there 3Jls
II deny the charge, said Catherine
Thomas, as she stood before the desk.
u haven't read the charge yet" replied
his Honor.
aDou't make any diasrOnce-I deny
it." she said, looking as determined as q
grindstono,
"This warrant says you were drunk on
Alwater street, ~ LEIii.
u deny the charge"
"And the officer says you were brought
here on sled, being incapable Of lOcOmo-
ton"
II deny tho charge"
"You were here, not over ten days ago,
on this same charge"
u deny tho charge
HAnd | shall now make II thirty days."
u deny the charge" -.'' =
$50 does Beechcr," replied His Honor,
as no turned to his apple, "but II won't
help either one Of you very much."
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G0VBRNMB NTS-StfOng

RAILROAD BONDS Generally firm with
Union Pacific sinking funds rs the special
feature, which declined to SGh and rallied
to SSIS on o large business,
The Chicago & Rock Island directors have
declared 4 per cent dividend, payable
April 9th, The transfer books will close
April 9th. A resolution was adopted call
ing in one hundred and fifty thousand dol.
lars Of bonds Of the company, to DO paid
OF July lst. se -..'
sTocKs-opened less active and declined
y to per cent, with Pacific Mail, Union
Pacific, Northwestern, Western Union and
ohiOS Us the features. Among investment
shares, Delaware, Laekawauna & Western
advanced from Toto il07l, At the second
call the market was steady at u light FOCOv.
cry from the lowest point, During the last
hour the market, owing to vigorous pressure
Of tho bears, was weak, and under break
in Pacific Mail to SIN and Union Pacific to
46SS, the entire market declined, the lowest
prices being registered In tho final dealings.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange
aggregated 10000 shares, Of which 1900
were Pacific Mail, $4,000 Western Union,
1900 Northwestern, 1000 ohlOs, and 5000
Union Pacific,
II Is understood that tho extension to
Aldama 4 Fuller, sugar rOanerS, has been
further aGCOded to by their creditors, and
there 10 llttlO doubt that all will acCUptit,
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BESwooD, March IS, 1875.
Editor, Of tho 1ntOllseneert

BENwooD, March IL, 1870.
Editors Of tho lntOlllgenceri
On yesterday morning notices were
posted announcing that spelling match
would come OF In the NJ +, Church In
The evening, the proceeds to DO expended
In cleaning and making necessary repairs
and only d dime for an evenings enter.
tainment. The timo wns 80 abort that
many who would have been there II the
fact had been known missed the rich en-.
ioyment shared by those who were present.
Quito a respectable audience assembled
and considerable delay occurred In max.
Ing arrangements, Glasses, appointing
referees, &c.
Rev. /. L. Stewart and Frank McJil.
ton, Esus., acted "a captains and each &C.
lected sixteen spoilers, Mr. ESkey, prin.
clpai OF Benwood public school, was &C.
lected to give out the words and quito a
number we're spelled before u miss was
made. The time consumed In getting
started caused some hurry, and o few Of
The words that were missed were lost.
The first that went down was Nj. Snod.
grass Of Capt. McJiltons class, miSapoll.
Ing @Ieepish.h Next followed Mr.. New.
man Of Capt. Stewards class on "Crdg.
ssd." Then followed Capt. McJilton,
"MatuS,D putting an "o' In. Mr.. McMech.
en- and D. f. Peabody followed "IEdcid."
Mrs Ford missed "Cdrbon" Mra Ltlley
was shot with a" Cdrirtdge" and went down.
Mrs Landers used an Ia "Raneid."
Miss Lacy fell with one In "Idllet" Mr..
Brown used a " In MIRROR" Mi. Lig.
gett ono IN "Cdilf" Mi. II. Bumgard'
her had the letters misplaced In "C1t-
etipe.H MIS-. Smith the same ~ "Ihtey,
iag9 Mr.. s. Graham spelled hqitipotss'
with ana MIS-. Taylor fell on MsasIea!
Miss carp in "DigR miss Fisher
"CAdol" Mrs. 1. Shodgrass ~ "Anai,mdte.
Mi. Dixon IN "Asgtste; MISS ~; lower
put two ms ~ "If,asr" Mrs slnelalre
two ne 10 "Ahaeo1aa; Hey. " y, ", 3te y,
art missed "EiginH" Mr. Sinclair Mr. u
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Total 8lO1.,""..,a.au,,"H.."aA aI"..e- $50
The market opened this week, rs Is very
often tho case, quite slow,with a tendency TO
lower prices, which were aoon reached, be.
Ing No per b throughout The entire list, and
II continued rathcrslow till theclosc. The
quality this week was not as good as II was
last week, there being fewer tops, and
those OF not as good quality as then, .
larger proportion consisting Of medium and
common cattle, thoughthete wefe no stock
Of IA low grades "a were III tho market last
week.
CIR. Brewer & Co. report cows at from
$50 to sI5, and market fait with declining
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NRw YoRR, March -Cottop--steady
at l1B9Eal6Ac. Flour = Firm; supCr1ne
western and Suite "a 5Oa4 90; common to
good 81, O5a6 10; good to choice s. l6a6 90;
white wheat extra So 6OaG 0O; extra Ohio
81 05a8 80; 81. Louis s5aS 90. Rye Flour
Fair demand at 81 O0a5 10. Corn AICal--
Quiet at 50 25a375. WhOat-Eirmer; No. 1
spring 81 goal "a; No. ., 81 iOai IS; No. 2
Chicago 81 I6at nv; No Q Milwaukee sli7
al 10. Rye-QuiGt ut O0a05C. Barley :
Flfmcr; prime Canada West at 1924. Malt
---Steudy. COn-Dull and heavy: mixed
western S3aS4 iSCt yellow 81 IIas6MC. Outs
Firm and fair demand; mixed western BON
coo; white O7a7OC. lTny-Flrn Coffee
Dull at 15SialSJGG. Sugar-Dull; falr to
good refining 7sGaSCip prime $40. MolaSsrS
Firm at 66a7Oc. Rco--Quiet Whisky
Dull at $l'l6. a
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Chicago,

CHICAGO, March 1s-Flour-De Demand
good al full prices. Wheat-Demand 40
live and prices advanced No, 2 spring
944o strictly fresh; 9l%c regular spOt
or seller March; 96c seller April; rejected
S9AS9Hc. CoE1-Dull; No, 2 mixed 00kt
spot; 8B}Gc old seller April 72I4c bid seller
May; rejected B3a6SsSc. Rye-Dull and
nominaliy unchanged. Oats-Dull 9nd
nominal; No. Q, 6$NO spot; 6394c seller
April; 663to seller May. Darley-Quiet and
unchanged. Dressed llOys-StGady, lighl
SIC; heavy DC. POrk--Dull at $40 30 spOt
or seller April; $40 57Il seller May. Lard
Nominal; $i3 Goals 63N spot or April
$I3 S0at3 SIX seller My. Hulk Meats
Demand fair aud market firm, Whisky
Demand fair and market firm.
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BALTIMORE, March iS--FlOur-Firmer,
In good demand and unchanged. Wheat
Quiet, firm and unchanged. Corn-Wust.
etn weak; mixed 7SXc. 0ats-F'irm ind
unchanged. Rye--Dull and unchanged,
IIay--SlOady and unchanged. Provisions
Strong, with an upward tendency md
active demand. PoFk--$2O 26a20 80. bulk
Moats--Sloulders 794c; clear rib 1910.
Bacon-Sho0lderS 90, clear rib i2ai2Nc,
Larl-I4Nc. DuttCr-Dull and dcmOral.
lied; western tub and roll 20a24c. PGtrole.
tm-Nominally At 7Ha7Nc. COlIGe-Dull
and unchanged. WhlSky-Quiet at 81 la
IN .Iat'A sa.. |t.
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Tho arrivals Of cattle this week amounted
to 1920 head, against 1903 head last week
and DOL head the corresponding week Of
last year, and The sales during the week
amounted 10 - head, against ,i0s head
last week and Sl5 the corresponding week
Of last year, and were as follows:
TO baltimore butchers. 800
10 Eastern Spectators" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lb9
To Washington CityI"""."",.."",".." lH
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CiSofSSArt, March is,--Cotton-steady
at i5Hc. Fl6ur--Fim and unchanged
Whcat-FtFhi, red az 81 iOai IL. Corn
Dull at gsa69c. Oats-Sieady At 59a65c
Rye-Quiet at 81 10. DNtley-Firmer, mol
higher. 0llS-Uncinnged. Eggs-Firm al
2ic. butter and ChsGsc-.Quiet and IN
changed. rofk-tirm ut 5000. Lard
Firm steam l3iEal4c; kettle l4Xc, bacon
Scarce and firm At S9Gas1fali HAiiXc
Bulk MeAts-Strong; shoulders 7Isci Clcat
lib iOHcj clear Tic. whisky-Firm al
tioos-oaist common ONaTXcj fair To
medium 81 6Oa7 90.
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BY TgLBoRAPH


NEw YoRK, March Is. = There was 4
moderate activity in the market for don,es-
tic goods, and foreign silks and dress fab
tics In better request, Cotton goods steady,
and some popular grades Of medium
bleached ahirlinss are expected "a. advance
shortly. CottOnades Gluggish and outside
makes weak, Medium fancy and pink
prints In good demand. Dfesl goods IN
good demand aud wotsted AhaWla more &C.
tive. Wooden goodS remain quiet
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Nov YORK Money ana NfoeIrI.

NBE YoRK, March s.-lloSEY-Rapged
from 8 70 ~ per cent closing Al the lattsl
figure. Prime mercantile paper az POI
cent
sTRRLN6 EXCHANGE Dull at $i.77l.
aA,7s for sixty days, and $4,s2a4s9h fol
sight Custom receipts S264, 900,
GoLD-opsnsd and closed at ll6K, with
sales in the interim at ll67Eall6N Borrow
ing rates l,S9Al-64 per diem, and 97 pei
cent per Rnnum, Loans were also made
flat and Gas per cent for carrying, The
Assistant Treasurer diSbursed $4,000,
elearings SS0,OOO,OOO,
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TOLEDO, Match tS,AFlout : Demand
iaif and matk0lhfm. Wheat-DemAnd fair
and prices firm and advanced No. 2 white
WabaAh 81 Is; No. / white Mithigau Il i5i
extra 81 i71S; amber u 1915 No. 2 red
SIiS. Cofn@ouiet aud unchanged. oAt1
--Dall And l6N6tj Ne l. 6eti Michigan &c.
Clover sdtdi d cOag 40, i2qa
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A DRAMA in Real Life.

Vtom the Detroit Free yreS)
"Abner Weeks, who are you, and why
70 you stand before meT asked His
tiS ono, Of the next prisoner
d.nsE n ! plumber, and l'sposc ! was
continued the court,
49,. f!gmbet, eh2 One Of these sort Of
H aS Nv W. ?, asFees toi& 4 water pipe right
WI anu 'Ren sssa around TO Il 4 week
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BIIIsj,;tS.9ii.

PtTrsBBRdit, March fS,-Wheat= TN.
nohahgedS Corn. Ear T5a71c; ahclled 70t
74c, Atcohiifg 10 quality. Petroleum
QufetAhd steady crude 81 81 1t Packers
refined 14ISAi1ISt, Philadelphia delivery,
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CLByaLiSb, March iS.- Gfain=SIatket
quiet and unchanged. Petfoleum-FitmI
standard White, car lots 12c; Ohio State test
1Se; Atnallltts iaed higher.
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$26.zlO.
A0VALUABLE DISCOVERY,

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North EutAw 81, Baltimore Md, lwho has paid
much attention 70 nervous diseases has discovered
4 certain proportion Invariably cures headache
either bilious, dyspeptic nervous O sick headache,
neuralgia and nervousness ThlSl a lfinmhh IN
medical chemistry and sufferers all oTOt the eot-
w arc ordering BY mall lie pteparea u u pills,
and highly respected In lhltlmUre.- 6piaWpdl
MtihoiLA
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY,

BY mail N adraan,, pOIilgt PrlPaA
oDs va,r....,.,,,,.,Ss OOThrue monthA-'.'.''ss "
m month, .....,.. 0O0pe month.....',,,,,J; 70
DSiivrrei BY ClrTiGrs in CITY l5e per Nses'
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WEEKLY.

Dr. W,aa, in adraao, Pnta9' P''Pa'a .
ops year.....,,,,,.....S5 OOSlz mOath''''''''"u %
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ABLEST LIVING WRITERs
0pINt0Ne

In all branches Of Literature, Science Art, and Pol.
itiCs,--is sufficiently indicated by the following
recent
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PlltsburghI NIoney Nlnrket

Iron the Commercial Of Yesterday
The ease in monetary affairs heretofore
noted was the leading feature again to-
day, considerable number Of the banks
reporting unemployed funds on hand tc
some amount. Prime business paper i,
therefore in demand and iirst.class Dor
rOWers would not have much trouble in
obtaining loans at easy rates. But paper
Of such character AZ the banks want Is moi
offering In large amounts, and the Conse.
qnence IL that money il accumlating fast.
er than II ia going out. Bankers will
not touch second class bills and look
coldly on the applications Of parties
from a distance whose credit Is good
where II il known. Real estate mortgage
could be placed readily on unencumber.
ed property, but little Of that class Of sc.
cufities II il to be had. The prospects
seem to indicate rather quiet and apa.
thetic money market for some time to
come, and II looks "A II the next bank
abatement will show even an increase in
funds on hand over that Of October
Eastern exchange continues in light sup.
ply, and some Of the leading banks were
shipping currency to New York to-day
against which 10 draw their bills. We
learned Of no actual transactions draft.
on New York above par, but they were
undoubtedly worth about 20 per cent
premium In transactions between the
banks, and l.20al.l0 per cent, to custo.
ners and outsiders.
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Ths Senate then resolved itself lHgo a
Court OF Impeachment to tTy E A. Ben
nett, State Auditor, and after going through
the same iOrmalities as in the case OF Mr.
BuFdett, ordered that Mr.. Bennett be sum
moned TO appear on Wednesday next at 10Y
o'clock An.
The Court Of Impeachment to Try Z. A.
Bennett then adjourned to meet at 10Y
O'Clock A. N on Wednesday next
A Communication was received from the
House OF Delegates informing the Senate
that House Bill SIS, concerning the removal
Of prisoners in one county to the jails in an
other, had passed the House.
On motion Of Mr.. Bennett, the Senate
took recess until ~ o'clock p. NJ, Al
which hour It reRSsembled.
S.B, l49, To amend and re.eRact section
is Of an act passed on the Goth OF Decem
Der, 1872, in reference to appeals to COurt
OF Appeals. Ordered to third reading.
On motion OF Mr.. Bennett, Senate Bill
l75, AppropriAtiDg money to pay members
pages, DC, their mileage and per diem, wa!
taken up out Of its order and passed Il
third reading,
On motion OF Mr.. Sherrard, Senate Bill
1884, to provide for filling vacancies in TIT
office OF Judge, was taken up out ofits or
der, and after cOnSum ng the entire evening
was ordered TO its third reading.
On motion OF Mr.. Price, House Bill ST.
was taken up out Of its order, and the rule
being Suspended the bill passed through
all is readings,
On motion Of Mr.. Bennett, the above bill
was ordered to take effect from is passage
On motion OF Mr.. Caldwell, Senate Bill
200 was taken up outofits order and passed
On motion OF Mr.. Caldwell, the abov,
bill was ordered to take effect from its pass
age.
On motion OF Mr.. Bennett, the Senat,
adjourned at 6 o'clock ?, NJ, to meet at II
O'Clock a, N.