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Presbyterian church South.

ST. LorIs, May 9l.-The General As,
sembly Of the Presbyterian Church South
met again this morning, Moderator lloge
| in the chair,
The usual standing committees were
appointed, and the Committee on Susie
nance made report.
Rev. Wm. Brown, D. D., Chairman ui
the Committee on Friendly Relations,
appointed To adjust the differences be-
tween the Northern and Southern Church
es, made u lengthy report, which was laid
over for future consideration and action,
This committee met similar committee
Of the Northern Church At Baltimore on
the 9Th Of last January, and entered into
full and extensive discussion in writing
Of the grievances and differences between
the two bodies represented by them. The
gist Of the report, from II hurried cxami-
nation, seems to he in the following pas
sage from Rev. Brown, Chairman ni the
Southern Committee, To Rev. DIR. NlcoIs,
Chairman Of tho Northern Committee.
lie says:
II your assembly could see its way
clear to say in few plain words that
these obnoxious things said and, done in
times Of great excitement are to he re.
GREETED and that now in u calm view Of
the situation the imputatiOns east upon
the southern churches are disappr0ycd,
that would end the difficulty at once,
In reply to this DR., NiccOls says; We
cannot make this recommendation to our
assembly for the reason that we are still
Of the decided conviction that its actions
for the last four years, 80 fully reclled to
you in our communication, constitute Il
sufficient ground for fratCrnal cores
pondcnre. Dr. Niccols then rciIcratcs that
all the acts aud lclyeranCcs Uf the
northern assemblies Of which you COM
plain are wholly null and void, and are
Of no binding efficacy rs judgments Of the
church We represent, ,Or ~ rules 0l the pro-
ccrdings for it, Prcsbytcrirs and church
sessions, in 10 far 'as they or amy Of them
can be supposed To impart any injurious
imputatiOns upon the present character
and standing Ofthc churches and members
Of the Southern Assembly as christians Ur
Prcsbytcrinns. Such an application OF
them would hc unjust to you and would
he disapprovcd and regretted by US, that
the acts and dcivcranccs Of no other as
scnlblirs of which you complain were
made in peculiar times and under strange
and exciting circumstances, when the
passions and feelings Of men were pro.
inundly moved. That ~ ucts OF asscmh.
lics which We do not represent, We cannot
sit in judgement upon them nor express
any opinion as to their character. That
We feel competent to express the desire
that they may he considered by you in
the same spirit Of charity aud christian
forgiveness, which We trust the people
whom we represent would exercise to.
wards anything to which they may object
in the proceedings Of the Southern As
scmbly.
TO this Rev. Mr.. Browne replies: That
the grievances Of which we complain and
which We desire to see removed lie Ell
tircly back oi the present and M adjust.
mcni which entirely ignores the past is
unsatisfactory, This virtually closed the
controversy.
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Condensed TeIeqrams.

President Grant has appointed Cam.
cton Burnside, of philndcl phin, nephew
Of Senator Cameron, and Otis {. Tiffany
Son of Rev. DR.. Tiffany, Assistant Pay.
masters in the Navy.
john II. Thomas, colorCd, was con.
viCicd yesterday in the Recorders Court
Of Detroit, Mich, and sentenced to the
States prison for life, for the murder OF
his wife and her sister, on Hastings street,
in this city, some four weeks ago.
Capt. Eads and Col. Andrews have
made contract with Col James r.
Prince for all transportation between
New Orleans and the Jetties, and have
given him the agency for all the receiving
and forwarding.
The saw.mill and handling shop
connected with the axe manufacturing
works Of the Weed Il Becker Manuiac.
turing Company, at Cohoes, n. Y, burned
on the 2lst. Loss $4,000. The fire is
supposed To have been caused by sponta.
ncolIs combustion. A large number Of
men were thrown out Of employment.
TREY Beard, one Of the most trouble.
some Of the Indian prisoners, en- route for
ST. Augustine, jumped from the train be-
tween Live Oak and Lake City, Florida
The train stopped and found him
scCretcd in some bushes, he ran and was
shot down by one Of the guards. lie cx.
rircd as the train was leaving, about two
hours after being shot.
AT n recent meeting Of the Ciiy
Council Of Little Rock, Ark, nn ordi.
nance was passed lcvying Il license Of
SlOO on tlrummcra. Al this the CONNER.
cial travellers protested. ard nboat dozen
Of them met this evening and resolved to
withdraw from the city trade rather than
pay the license Representatives from
Memphis, New Orleans, 81. Louis and
Philadelphia were present At the meet.
ing
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Mountain Fires.

PoTrsULLE, Pa, May 2l.-The wind
having subsidized to-day, the fires on the
mountains have not spread so rapidly
and the destruction Of property was not
so great as yesterday. a tire in the vi.
Cinity OF Ellaugowau collicry destroyed
twelve miners houses. The men were
out working against the fire this morning,
and the balance Of the houses have been
saved.
TYRONE, May 9l.-The fire is still rag.
ing iuriOusly throughout the woods in
the neighbOrhoOd Of OsccOla, Pa. About
25O houses were consumed in OOCcOla,
400 families rendered homeless. Great
praise Is due TO Mr.. d. D. Wood, train
master OfTyrone, who, through his heroic
conduct and presence Of mind, saved u
great many lives. lie got n lot Of box
cars and loading them with men, women
and children put them through the forest
AT an extremely fast speed to phillipsburg.
Four tri ps were made and about 900 pC0.
pie taken To a place Of safety. llonsdalc,
a town OfabOut 300 inhabitants, six miles
from Osceola is reported entirely destroy.
cd, The fire is spreading rapidly through
the woods beyond llonsdalo and at the
mail town siy mii"s frnn IInr.,ioio "
Tbc tics NM tho roiI"nnI ir"m @ 6'c"nI" ,"'y' w.
IIonsdalc orc bnrmcJ so N" " conI c"m Lc
shipped for some time. Provisions have
been sent from the towns in the vicinity
in response to call from the burgess Of
Osceoia, and II meeting will be held to
raise funds for the sufferers. The
heaviest losers BY the OsceoIa fire are
as follows: PENNSYLVANIA K. h. $4,000,
Livcright, I.inglc ~ Co., 100000; S. c.
Helms & Co., $4,000; John X. White,
S2j,OOO; Isaac Taylor, $4,000; Walker
Bros, $4,000; D. Il. Good, $4,000; q NJ.
Brisbin, $4,000; l.. c. Linglc, $4,000;
Joseph II. Lipton, $1,000 l.. A. Crist,
$4,000; John Elliot n Co., $4,000; j. c.
Henderson, SlGOOO; Emmett Sngers, S..
600; Presbyterian Church, $1,000, and q
host OF small amounts, The insurance, on
!he Osceola J Milis VIII reach prO6aOIyy
SzoVTug, Ihe Moshannan MN Is placed
III u lhllaeIPhla company, ana tue lhSllr'
"nce VIII reach probably SiO'OOO' Later
reports say mat one woman namehSlonc'
merger was burned to death. -,
MlLiKiEsHAERE, May 2I'-Ihe stGd-
darts Hotel, barn and sheds, were tie.
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OnlrinI NIniirrs.

WAsnINuroS, May 2l.-'Thc President
after the Cabinet meeting to-day recalled
the appointment Of David =. Dyer to he
4. s. Attorney for the Eastern District Of
Missouri, vice William Patrick. II isin-
iimntCd, however, that Mr.. Patrick will
shortly tender his resignation.
Col. 4. &. Mathews, at present Collcc-
tor Of the 9th Illinois District, has been
appointed Internal Revenue Supervisor
for the District composed of the States Of
Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin, vice
Mr.. McndCl resigned.
The following dismissnls Of Internal
Revenue officers are announced! tiaugcts,
l.. c. Ebcrwinc, lat District, Indiana; g..
NJ. Campbell, 18th District, Illinois; A. NJ.
Evcrist, j. 4. Mead, !. +. Howard and W.
J. lIassctt, lst District, Missouri; Ed l..
ltcdington anil c. j. Mocllcr, lat District,
Wisconsin.
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4 Readable letter From Our
COrrpSDOidcnt" "On The Wing"
CHARLESTON, W. VA
HALE IlorsE. May IS, 1879.

HALE IlorsE. May IS, 1915. /
Elilp!' Of the Intclliccnrcr:
On the lst day Of April 1870, il mis-
take not, the steamer Mountain Boy left
the Wheeling wharf frcightcd with the
officers, archives, &C., Of the State nf West
Virginia, arriving here at the seat Of gov.
crnment OH the 3l Of the same month,
amid the booming OfrannOm, flying of llags,
and the cxultatiOn Oftlc pOpulace. An i'm.
portant event IN her history. The steamer
Emma Graham is entrusted with the duty
Of carrying back to Wheeling, the new
seat If government, the same precious
cargo. and perhaps ere this reaches you
will, trust, have been pcaccnbly accom-
plisheh. This is the coming event, the
shadow Of which is too dim 10 enable me
to determine its certainty.
| shall not attempt to conceal the fact
Of determination IN the part Of the pcO.
pie here To prevent ut all hazards the re-.
movnl Of the State effects until the Court
now in session crp,Judgc Smith presiding,
can be heard. The PLAINTIFF arguments
are now before him. llis decision il anS.
iously looked for. ! heard the cnnClud.
ing portion Of FcrgusOn's speech, deliver.
ed in the midst Of intense excitement To Il
crowded Court. lie ont did himself, draw.
ing points so fine as to he scarcely discern.
abicio the naked eye. lie regarded the
adoption Of the new Constitution as the
pandora box from which has sprung their
present troubles, frankly ncknOwlcdg.
Ing his support oi the same, inr which he
hns ever since been repcnting in aackcloth
and nsleE. The Court wcpt. This is cn-
tirely onc.siled affair, the plaintiffs
having il all Ia themselves; Democrats,
Republicans, white and black, burying all
past differences and meeting for the first
time on n common platform in n common
cause, including 81 lawyers, all residents
Of thia city. Rarely, indeed, do We find
such IN array Of legal talent unit as in
this Cnse. This beats Wheeling. mean
numerically, Of course.
The State as you are aware ignores the
jurisdiction oi Courts in the premises
her only defense being the Governors pro.
test, contained in copy Of the lSrELii-
GEScER and used on this occasion. lIy
invitation Of his cGccllcncy,thc Governor,
visited the Capitol this morning when a
peep into the various northumberland
ihaithc work Oi preparing the effects for
shipment waa being vigorously pushed
forward. II remains to bc Rccn whether or
not II will he removed, II cannot bc said
that the white winged bird Of peace Ia
ronating m the dome NJ the Capitol. II
- .,tt. A.. f..,,, tlr anil ~ ala,
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Coi. Fred. Urnnt..tirnssilOppcrg.

ST. PAUL, MINS., May 2l.-Coloncl
Fred. Grant is here, on lis way to the
liig Horn country via Bismarck and the
Missouri and Yellowstone rivers. This
is not the Custer expedition, which Is
preparing to leave soon
The Pioneer Pre-" publishes dispatches
from considerable number Of localities
in all parts NJ the State relative to the
grnsshoppcra. The Wirport Of tho re-.
ports is that there are no grasshOppCrs in
ihc districts devastated hy them last year,
nor in amy part Of Minnesota, north,
south, cast or west, except in very
small area and in comparatively small
number, confined Ia the group NJ coun.
tic4 M the great bend Of the Minnesota
river, consisting Of q small district uf
blue earth country, some townships Of
Ftown, Niccolct and l.cscur counties,
with some very small and feeble tlctach.
mcnts oi skirmiahcrs in Mcckcr and Me.
I.cod counties. There seems to he no
danger Of amy serious damage from To-.
Gusts this season, hut that the raid Of the
pcsts II any remain, will he limited to
small 6iiriCia,
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the people! are, according to the fos'
in u state Of "dcspondency." How
comes this? An active demand for
money in an old and wealthy community
like Monongalia county, should ordinari'
ly indicate profitable employment Of it,
When business is very active the demand
for money should be correspondingly ac-
tive. When business is dull there should
be decidedly diminished demand Tor
money. This is the law of legitimate
trade the world over. Hence in all the
money centres Of the country at this
time there is comparatively cheap
money market, owing to the fact that
business is dull.
There is however way in which
money can br in active demand, at Inll
rates Of interest, even in very sluggish
times. 1t is in one Of those times de-
scribed by the poetic author Of the Ode
serted Village" when he said
"lll fares the land, to Fastening ills apmy,
Where wealth accumulars mud men decay
After a great panic such as We had in
1873 there comes sort Of Ofinterregnum in
business matters, when, during the rcac.
ton from excessive business stimulation,
large number Of people are being weed.
ed out oi the channels Of trade, owing 10
the fact thcrcis no trade for them. These
people, possessed in many instances Of
more or less property, are always borrow
crs under such circumstances. They are
living in hopes Of return to good times,
and are determined to keep alloat until
the tide rises once more. They live and
do business upon borrowed money.
The same thing is true oi not few
agricultural people, An era Of high
prices, such as We had before the panic,
always begcls debts in every variety Of
form. Some people 50 in debt beyond
their depth for more land (at several dol.
lars more per acre than they can sell for
after the panic) and still Others for cx.
tensiye improvements, such rs line houses,
&c.
All such people, and they are not a few,
are now borrowers Of money. They are
borrowing not on short date commercial
paper, at three and four months, but M
bond and mortgage at one and two years.
They are not getting money at legal
rates II interest either, but at heavy
shavcs. The borrower is always servant
to the lender, and this is particularly the
ease in dull times, when values are de-
Ginning, aud the assets VI the narrowing
class are shrinking in value. In such
timcs banks accumulate real estate and
lose money. They are tempted by large
rates NJ intcrc. t0 make long loans un
mortgage, and in too many instances the
borrowers are unable to pay in the end.
Hence ior years succeeding panic the
lawyers are full oi business, and the
newspapers full Of advertisements, con.
ncctrd with sales oi real estate by parties
who have loaned money on that kind Of
security. Thisslatc Of things is rational
accompaniment oi Il liquidation period
like that through which the country is
now passing Hence il is not an mex
plicabc circumstance by any means to
see an active demand for money in the
smaller towns, aud in the rural districts,
at time when capital can not he prof.
tably employed in the money centres.
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CHICAGO, May 2k-Flour-Dull, but un.
changed. WhCat-Wenk and lower; No. 1
spring 81 %; No. 2, 81 OOIE spot; 81 OF u sci.
Ter June; 81 Oiis seller July; No. 8, 07c; re.
jectrd 0OhgOHc COrh-Dull; No. 9 mixed
new Csc regular GOlIc spot; 60skc bid sci.
Ter Junei 73c bid seller July. Oats-Dull
and nominal; No. 2, G2Hc spot; 624c seller
June. lIye-Dull and nominal. Barley-As
Steady and in M, dGrate demand; No. 2,
sl3i spot; 81 40 seller May; 81 ~ seller Sep.
tcmbcr. Sceds-Unchanged. Pofk-De.
mand activc and prices advanced; S2l 37X
N2l Is spot; so SOa2O S9yf seller Junei
$2l l2hG2l 10 seller July. Lard-Demand
active and prices advanced SIC 10 spot or
seller June; SO 32Il seller July. Bulk
Mcuts-Dull and lower shoulders SIC spot;
short rib middles Nc short clear Ike.
Whisky-Demand active and prices firm at
$ll7.
On call Board Wheat was Nc lower;
81 0iS July Corn easier; G9Hc June.
Pork lower; $50 70 June; $50 05Juiy. Lard
lower; SO 20 July.
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Mrrklrnl,nrrnS Snrrrss.

MEMPHIS, May 2l.-l'hc celebration
last lcycning Of the Mcckcnburg Ccntcn.
nial was quite n success. cN.HOycrnor
Harris, presided, Capt.J. llurncy MOth.
crs, editor " the Lsigcr was chosen
Secretary. After prayer by Iscy Dr,
Giaalon, "Star Spnnglch IInnncr," by the
band. n. ~ Mcnkcn, read the Mcckcn.
burg Declaration, which was followed by
addresses fran T. u. Elgcrton, !, y.
Adams and T. W. Brown After which
the band played "Dixic and Yankee
DnnhleN and tic meeLing niOntnch.
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annhcrlnnd I,rcsn,tcrlnns.

.IrrrrRsoy, TEXAS, MAY 2l.-'rhc Gcn.
crnl Assembly Of the Cumberland presby.
lcrians met again to-day. Standing com.
mitlces were appointed, and various me.
MORALS and communications presented
and referred to the appropriate commit.
tees. Interesting addresses were deliver.
ed. The Board Of Missions presented
their annual report, showing the receipt.
Oi the past year To he aver 1000, and
that the missions under their care were
in hcalihiul condition and the Board
nuI nf Inh
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PHILADELPHIA, May 2l.-IIy the will
Of the late clohn II. Townc the University
Of Pennsylvania il made rcsiduary lcga.
tee. and aa such will receive over $500.
900 Immediately on the settlement II the
cltntc. The University has also rcvcr.
sionary intcrcsl in the estate which may
ultimately make the total bcQuCst Ia that
Institution over q million dollars. Thi-
money is to lc held n4 part Of m Cndow.
mcni fund, md the income is 10 br np.
piled solely to the salaries NJ professors.
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Illncll INNS I,nrlt tnrlnrcl.

SIouX CRY, Iowa, May 2l.-A Courict
has just arrived and reports that Cor.
dons train, consisting Of fotty-scvcn foui
mule teams and hundred and seventy
men we'll armed, were captured on the
18th inst by detachment Of thirty sol.
dicrs from Fort Randal, Dakota Terrific.
", and are nnw en- route for that place
in charge Of the troops. No resistance
waa Offered To the troops. The point
where the party wns captured Is IN Nc.
braaka, some three hundred and fifty
miles wcsi and forty miles south Of the
Indian reservation. The party had given
up the idea oi going to the Black Hills
and concluded to move on to the big Horn
country until the Hills were opened.
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In,lInn rtnnhlrs N,rr.

ST. Ioris, May 2l.-A RcpuLiicn
Kansas City special says that Hcn. Z. II,
Smith, who has been to Fort Riley, Kan.
saa, ne witness before the court martial,
arrived nj that place tonight, lie tc.
porta occasional sirnggling bands Of In.
iians In that vicinity, hut snya the
frontier troubles arc over for the summer.
Six companies Of the 9th cavalry started
to-day for Fort Lyon to relieve the 9th
infantry, portlonof which will meet them
nj Santa Fe,
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Colonies Craighill and Whitcome, Hons,
II. Il. Davis, Caperton, Hereford and
others, fiteeeni in all. Their arrival was
proclaimed by the firing OF fifteen guns
in front Of the public square, after which
under the cover Of night, doubtless in AN
ticipation Of trouble, some good fellow
having the fear Of the Lord before his
eyes, spiked the cannon and dumped it in
the river. lie is supposed to hail from
Wheeling. | leave here in the morning,
expect to reach home in time to partici-
pate in the ceremonies attending the re-
ception Of State officers, nc.
OS THE WING.
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May y2i.-FlOur-Quiet very
firm and unchanged. Wheat-Steady; No.
| western and amber 81 40i No. 2 do 81 40;
mixed do 81 80; No. | western red 81 39a
! 40 No. : do 81 Sal 3S; Pennsylvania
81 81. Corn-Dull and weak; western mix.
ed S3l4asic. Oats-Dull; western white 76c;
do mixed 74hc. Rye-Dull at 81 l6a1 1S.
llay-Firm; Pennsylvania and Maryland 10
ACC. Piovisions-Dull and easier. Pork
dull and nOminally at $22a22 90. Bulk
Mcats-Quict; shoulders ut DC; clear rib
llA. Dacon-Dulli shoulders 9Ssa9Ao;
clear rib l3c; hams l4Hal5kc. Lard
Dull and lower refined lj2ic; steam i5ha
ij4c. Butter-NCry firm; western grass ia.
vorcd 2ia2sc. Petroleum-Nominal at 6N
a6c. Cofler-Quict; Rio cargoes l64aishc
Whisky--llCld firmly at 81 2iIal 20.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE Hr TIlE CIIRP SIGSAL OFFICER,
WAIISUfOS, y. C., Ma" Y,-sN rM


For Saturday in the South Atlantic and
Gulf States, falling barometer, warmer
southcrly winds, partly cloudy weather
and occasional light rain.
For the Tennessee, Ohio Valley and
Upper Lakes, falling followed by rising
barometer, cooler northCrly winds, shift
ing to warmer southcrly, partly cloudy
and clear weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, falling barometer anC
warmer southrrly winds, increasing clon
llnCss.
For the I.owcr Lakes, Middle and las
tern States, falling barometer southwest
to wesl, Increasing to brisk an coast
warmer and cloudy or partly cloud,
weather and possibly light rains.
The rivers will continue to fall rxccp
stationary near Keokuk, Omaha and st
l,sui4
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Steady, except Han.
nibal K ST. Joe convertible, which declined
TO 50.
STOCEs-Wcrc firm early in the day, but
later became weak and prices declined "a
per cent, partially caused by the contin.
ucd reports of the grasshopper ravOgCs at
the West, st. Paul, Ohio, st, Joe and North.
western being the features. In the final
dealings prices improved, the advance rang.
ing from 4 to ia per cent, The greatest
advance was OH Hannibal & St. Joe com
mon which rose from 2OJs to ??I5, ohios
recovered from 81 to ?9Ii Lake Shore from
GGli to G79s, Northwestern from 375S 10
3S's, ST. Paul from 329i to 3JyG, Pacific Mail
from G5s to 81 (, and Western Union from
7Glt to 7Gai. Erie advanced to 239{ and
Rock Island to 1925, Panama declined to
Al and Union Pacific was steady at 759Ea
7j2i. There was no special feature to the
market, aud the rally at the close was gen.
orally attributed to the covering Of short
contracts by small class operators. About
400 81 ares of ST. Paul, Rock Island aud Erie
were sold out under the rule today. The
transactions at the Stock Exchange nggre.
gated 2lj,OOO shares, Of which 10000 were
rucitic Mail, 10000 Western Union, 10000
Northwestern, 1900 81. Paul, $4,000 Erie,
81 900 Lake Shore, $4,000 Ohios, and 5000
Union Pacific.
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Second Dispatch.


CHARLESTON, May u.
News has been received here that Judge
{. =. 4. Moore, Of Point Pleasant, one OF
the Judges Of the Court Of Appeals, has
granted the injunctionists the appeal
which they sought and failed to obtain at
the hands Of Judge Smith.
We have also news that til" steamer
Clora Scott sunk to-day in the Hanawha
river four miles below this place. No lives
reported lost. She is said to be fully in
sured. ScorT.
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AIlcpl,cny cattle.

EAST Liberty, May 2l.-CATrLE--Re.
ccip,s to-day 2,3ig head, making for four
days past $500 head. No cattle on hand
for sale aud no business done and so no
quotations. All the arrivals to-day were
through stock
lloGs-Rcrcipis to-day $3.50 head, and
for four days past li,7i5 head. Workers
s. 2jn7 80, rhilndclphias IS iOas so.
SuEEr-llcccipts today 100 head and
for four days past $500 head. Best s. 0Oa
3 ~; medium "a OOai 70.
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Third Dispatch.

MlppLEroRr o., May 2lst, 1871
Judge Moore, Of the Supreme Court tc
Whom the injunction case was carried a'
soon as Judge Smith denied an appeal al
Charleston, has granted the injunctionist.
the appeal asked for, and their attorney
is IN our boat en- route for Wheeling to
deliver the papers in the ease to Mr.. o. $
Long, the Clerk Of the Supreme Court
All is serene among the officials and
other parties on board.
REPORTER.