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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-29
s The Financial Problem.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 23.-Now
that the leaders of both parties in the
House Of Representatives are fully con.
WINGED that neither without the aid of
the other can pass a currency bill Of anv
kind which will either bring relief to the
PROSTATE business of the country. tend to
restore lost confidence, strengthen either
party with the people, or remove the
vexed question from politics during the
coming Presidential campaign, stronger
disposition than has ever before been
manifested is now shown to make one
earnest, honest effort to take the eues.
ton out Of politics, and to unite the
best men on both sides of
the House in support Of some simple but
effective measure. The leaders in such
movement are very materially and prop.
erly such liberal Republicans as Profes.
sor Seelye, E. Chittenden, Willis and 9TH
ers. They have very little interest and
take no part in the petty partisan strife
which occupies so much Of the time Of
those holding less independent positions,
and their prominent connection with any
movement of this kind is less likely to
excite jealousy and party feeling than if
1t was championed by the recognized lead
ers OF either party.
THE PLAN
they have suggested is very simple one
1t Is to re.enact the law allowing the
holders of United States notes in sums of
$50, or any multiple thereof, to fund
them at their own option into gold bond,
bearing interest at the rate of per cent,
and payable after thirty or forty years.
All notes thus funded, the bill will pro.
vide, shall be cancelled and DESTROYED,
and shall never be reissued. 1t has not
been determined whether this PROPOSE
ton shall be accompanied with the re-
peal of any part Of the resumption act
OF 1875 or not, but it is prob.
able that if it would be
likely to receive more support in the
House if coupled with repeal of that
clause Of the act fixing January l, 1879,
as the time Of resumption no great obiec-
ton would be made to such PROPOSE
ton. The Democratic leaders to whom
this plan has been submitted have shown
very commendable disposition to treat
the subject
IN A NoN-PARr1sAN SPIRIT.
Speaker Kerr is understood to have
promised it his support, and Morrison has
expressed himself as much pleased with
the plan. After some consultation with
representative men on his side of the
House, he has come to the conclusion
that bill containing the features indi-
Gated would receive at least sixty Demo.
cratic votes. If the Republican party
could be rallied to general support Of
it, it could be passed. In order to pro.
mote such harmony, as every one now
admits is necessary to secure the passage
Of any desirable measure affecting the
currency, meeting of some of the most
influential men of both parties with the
leading Liberal Republicans will be held
within few days, and those who have
taken the most interest in the movement
hope at that time to arrive at an under
standing which will result in the accom-.
plishment of that which neither party
can do alone.
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ths very drssse I paeked up for her in
Paris. - During TIC season Of 1875 Mrs.
Belknap went into society. very, seldom,
as her baby was born in the early partof
the winter. I. r@ss #s8.5# d sasssS 15S =5S
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-29

NAu SAAO"1AS CVAAC1lNC VI Vd1C duu VulVlv8-
ton in the month Of October next after
Arbor Day.
2d.-Each competitor to plant his own
trees, but III case of sickness or unavoid.
able absence on Arbor Day he can en-
ploy substitute.
3d.-All trees, cuttings or seeds to pro.
duce the trees to compete for above priz.
es, must be planted on Arbor Day Except
otherwise mentioncd), by the competitor,
or such substitutes as he may employ.
and the plantation for competition, must
not average less than $500 nor more than
1856 trees to On acre.
4th.-The competitor must count his
trees and cuttings and send report of
number planted to the secretary of this
Association on or before the first day of
June next.
5th.--The competitor must in the
month Of October next succeeding Arbor
Day, in the presence of two witnesses,
count his trees counting only such as
are alvey and make affidavit before
Justice Of the Peace or any office au-
thorized to administer oaths, as to the
following matters: 49,
A.-Whole number of trees planted
last Arbor Day and now alive.
B.-Name and number of each kind.
C.-How planted.
D.--How cultivated.
E.--Cost of plantation.
F.-Average size of each species.
And such affidavit shall be certified co
by both witnesses of the count; and the
officer administering the oath shall GER
tify to the identity and credibility of the
competitor and his witnesses.
6th.--All trees planted to compete for
these premiums are to be for permanent
belts or groves, and not to sell, except as
they may be necessarily thinned out
when they may have become crowded.
7th.-The af6davits prescribed above
to be forwarded to the secretary at St..
Paul by the first day of December next
after the count of the trees.
8th.-No clubbing or joining of timber
plantations upon lands owned by differ
cnt parties, for the purpose of securing
the premiums, will be allowed; every
tub must stand on its own bottom.
oth.-Premiums will be awarded at the
The New York herald., 1876-10-17

By farmers during the week, but the bulk offered Is
s in an unsatisfactory condition. Only dry samples
have met with any attention, and these have been
rather higher presumably because OF the demand for
fine grain for sowing purposes Values do not appear
to have been raised by the prospect OF Our ro-
turn OF granary stocks tho LIST Of October,
compared with that OF July !, showed that the
quantity OF maize in granary is quadrupled- Wheat
is increased by rather half Flour Is come
what diminished. Thcse stocks, though oer-
sainy large ought not, considering the recent and
prospective large diminution OF imports and the
deficient homo growth, 10 depress trade. They show
only moderate increase upon the corresponding
period Of last year The largo imports then arriving
accommodating week by week, whereas at present
the draft 10 rather out OF than into granary. All
things considered, the condition OF trade 10 healthy,
although the large stocks and the difficulty OF ware
housing grain exercise influence ad-
verse 10 holders On the other hand,
decline possible while shipments
from abroad continue the present moderate scale,
and any political event OF moment might some
excitement the countries concerned being important
grain producers. Tho local trade remains about tho
same last week, the only increase being demand
tor Indian wheat which millcrs bought freely. The
floating cargo trade ruled very firm, with only modor
arrivals OF The coast Rather more attention has
bccn paid TO aostng cargoes Ghirka wheat has boen
held at full prices.
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SOUTH CAROLINA POLITICS.
REPUBLICANS AS NORTHUMBERLAND
AGAINST BLACK DEMOCRATS AND ISDEpEN-
DENTS

REPUBLICANS AS NORTHUMBERLAND
AGAINST BLACK DEMOCRATS AND ISDEPEN.
DENTS.
AIKEN, Oct "a. 1870
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
enclose copies Of two afidavits taken to-day 10
show how the republicans manage keep solid blnck
vote in this State Others will DO taken shortly here
and elsewhere, proving how negro been
beaten ana thai reign Of exists Even negro
women appear around the polls and dcnounce any
pcgro who desires other than tho straight party
nominations I asked my servant short time
10 elect Hampton, would he dare to vote Tor him
His reply that he would have peace II he did
for the rule every black to vote with his
party. Threats to the torch not uncommon,
and number OF inccndisry lrcs have occurred Tho
grst mill and gin Of the democratic candidate for
Sheriff destroyed by fire fcw weeks ago There
four roads leading from his house to his mill and
TO his grst mill Fearing assassination, he remained
at home (when informed OF the nrc) until after
daylight. Hearing . NOISE near the house one Of
his friends nred gun; some or;
going TO the mill after daylight Il found that
each OF tho four roads had been picketed He feels
convinced that IL was a prcmeditated and we'll laid
plan the part Of his political enomes to wayay and
kill him. Chamberlain passionate proclamation and
Corbins letter show how the game OF poIiticss played
In this State. Tho Rife and Sabre clubs which have
been ordered so percmptoriiy to dsoand have been
formed for two objecis--drst an Offset the
negro National Guard and as means OF defence on
part whises and second social purposes
significant sign OF the times 10 tho fact slated by
The New York herald., 1876-10-17
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAE DEPARTMENT..
OyvICB OF THE CHIMP SIGNAL OFFrcRR, !
WASHINGTON, Oct. Ill A. N. }

WAR DKPAETNEyr
OyvcE CHIMP SIGNAL OFFrcRR
WAsmrNGToy Oct. Ill A. NJ
Pro1abiihes
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States. generally
lower barometer, winds mostly from east to south,
except northeast along the east Gulf coast and west
ery IN she Carolnas. warmer and clear or partly
cloudy weather. with possibly rain in Texas.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley falling or station
ary barometer southerlv or westerly winds and
warmer, clear weather.
For upper lake region, Upper Mississippi and Lowcr
Missouri valleys, rising followed by falling barometer
southwest to southeast winds, and shifting temporarily
to colder northcry IN the arst section stationary to
rising temperature clear partly cloudy weather and
possibly occasional rains in the nrst district
For the lower lake region, falling. followed by rising
barometer, fresh and brisk southwest TO northwest
WINDS slight changes in temperature and partly cloudy
weather
For the Middle and Eastern States falling followed
by rising, barometer, fresh and brisk southwest or
westerly winds, warmer clear or partly cloudy weather
and possibly occasional rains In Northern New York
and Northern New England.
The rivers win continue nearly stationary, or slowly
falling
The New York herald., 1876-10-17

Senator George B. Bradley, OF Coming. N r.; sena-
tor James f. siarbucx, OF watertown. NJ r.; Dewitt
C. West OF Lowvillc, N. r., md ColeneI Elisha H.
Ludington, United States Army arc at tho Metropolis
tan HOTEL Judge Nathaniel shipman, OF tho United
statcs Dstr.c. Court for Connecticut Is at tho ST
James Hotel Colonel George W. Fricdiy, chairman
Of the Indiana Republican state Committee and Lieu
tenaut Colonel La Montague, of Quebec, nre at tho
Filth Avenue Hotel Coionel II. !. McComb, oi DeIa-
ware is at the New York Hotel =. Z. Church. tho
artist, is at the Brevoort House Pierre orion aud
Leon warschowsky, OF tho Russian Centennial Com
mssion, and Congressman John D. Whitehonsc, Of
Poughkccpsio, are al tte Albemarle Hotel Exon.
gresham H. b. Morgan, OF Aurora, ". Y, Is at tho
ST. Nicholas Hotel Fritz Cunie owen, OF the Japan
The New York herald., 1876-10-17
THE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL. 1870.
WlEEIER 4 MII.SQN XlCrAR IAI,s


Again the WHEELER WILSON SEWING MACHINES triumph
the world. The Centennial Commission have officially
announced the awards and decreed for the Wheeler
Wilson machine diplomas Of honor two med Of
merit This Is double victory and the highest award
which Il In the power OF the Centennial authorities
bcssow. No other wing machine received rccog-
niton More than thirty Of the best producers Of machines
and other tries competition and al
Philadelphia In 1876 M Vienna In 1873 in
1867. Wheeler a Wilson lead the list After = careful
rigorous and exhaustive examination the Judges unan
mousy decided thst the superior excellence Of these
chimes deserved more than medal diploma and
cqneny they recommended two OF cacb The Centennial
Commission unanimously ratified the action Of the Judges
and the publc will ndorse the decision Of tese abest Of
mechanical experts claim Of equally disting uished
honor for other sewing machine Is only attempt
hoodwink the people Road the following, which stamps
the new Wheeler Wilson, as the standard wing
chine OF the world -
From tho On1ciai Report
AWARDS TO WHEELER WILSON
L. A medal and diploma Tor .tbe Wheeler q Wilson
Sowing Machine Tor the following
a lock stten machine unsurpassed in the line
wokma anshp OF its parts great originality great adspta
bity different kinds work. both cloth and leather
beauty OF stitch and apdiy Of motion and complete
ness 81 display"
= A medal and diploma fov the whsslsr Wilson
Sowing Machine for leather. for
''sspsror Quality Of woss II leather saisshina"
The New York herald., 1876-10-17
HELD FOR ASSAULT.

WfLkEsBAKkK, Pa, OCT. 10, 1916
John c, Williamson, an attach6 OF the Lehish and
wikesbarrc Coal Company. In this city, and school
director in the First district to-day arrested
warrart charging him with attempting TO outrage the
persons OF Lizzie Harris and Lizzie 4. Herring, two
girls OF about fourteen years Of each II Is charged
that williamson, VINO Ii married and general favor
lie with the ladies' In passing tho residence OF Miss
Herrng's parents, aud noticing that the girls all
alone, enticad them into room OF tho house aud
sauted them. Before Alderman Parsons the prisoner
waived hearing, and gave So 900 pail for his appear.
anco q, court ~ answer George II. Parrish and p j.
Lynch became HIS bondsmen The affair caused tho
attendance OF large crowd OF excited spectators, In
anticipation OF the expected hearing Much bittcr
feclinr Wag exDressed
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w A S II | N q T 0 N.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPOND DENT.

wAsnMGrox. Oct l6, 1870
MILDER YoRMs OF OUTRAGE IN THAT
srATE-TEz PROSPECTS IN THE ENSUING
ELECTION.
Tho aspect OF Virginia politics has been brought to
the view OF the administration through . committee
composed Of Colonel James D. Brady, Secretary of the
State Republican Committee; Dr. Jorgensen, rcpubli-
candidate for Congress In the Fourth DISTRICT and
other leading politicians who have hero for
days. the mlder form Of outrages being represented,
though they acknowledge that Virginia is tho best
reconstructed OF all the Southern States They have
had interviews with the Secretaries OF War and the
Treasury and the Attorney General Colonel Brady
represents tho condison Of affairs In Virginia favor
able to the republicans, and claims that Colonel Joseph
sega Of the Second and Dr. Jorgensen Of the Fourth
district, will undoubtedly be elected DR.. Nills he
says Is likely to succeed Ex-Governor Walker in the
Richmond district The interest OF tho latter among
his constituency has fallen of since he has been in the
House. and he supposed financially well polisi-
cally, TO be now more allied TO the Pacific slope.
THE CABINET SESSION YEsTERDAY-No ACTION
TAKEN IN REFERENCE TO SOUTH CAROLINA.
Tho President thought that be would be able to con-
sider the important business in regard the South
brought before him Chief Executive OF the United
States and consequently he called q special Cabinet
meeting to-day. After his official family had convened
in response his CALL upon deliberate consulsa-
ton, Is stated by one OF the officials present. he
the conclusion that the subject matter upon
which he wished most 80 decide could not
be discussed with shat iulness which he
would like, and it determined 10 let the whole
question pertinent to Southern Affairs, and principally
relates to South Carolina until he have
q fall Cabinet session, as Secretary Chandler was abb
sent but Is expected TO arrive here tomorrow Moth
Ing therefore, done the great absorbing ques-
ton the attitude which the administration will
hold toward the delicate question OF calling in troops
to secure q republican form OF government In such
States Of the Union where, a. alleged this
Ia not now assured.
The New York herald., 1876-10-17
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Abyssinia win leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe VIII close At tho Post oacs At
twelve o'clock NJ
THx New YoaK HxRALp-Ed.tion for Europs-wIll
bc ready at half.past eight o'clock In tho morning
Single copies, In wrappers for mailiag. six cents
The New York herald., 1876-10-17
SNOW STORM IN VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Oct l6 1875
There an hours snow storm At Norfolk yester.
day and also in tbis neighborhood The weather Is
extremely cold. Tho thermometer here yesterday and
at sunrise to-day registered thirty degrees II s
feared the heavy gales which have prevailed or the
capcs have been disastrous 30 vessels.
The New York herald., 1876-10-17

GOVERNOR 7ASs ASs eiA AES'ES MANAGER
SSSSiSs 81 a$srS sSFSEEHHsy SfEgsSzS =
TICKETS ''a' nnxvs nsIss,' Fl asassN S$SNS H.
FURNITURE KRUTINA CALLS ATTENTION
30 his large aud elegant stock OF Pnor Library Dining
OF tho latest style 6nish which no Offers u
m snuacturers prices
r. KRUTINA
Mandatory and warerooms. Nos 80 and % Kass Hous
ton ST.
FOR THE RESTORATION OF EVERY FACULTY
of body and mind try Ktncrncrry. West 18th st.
IF YOUR HAIR IS GRAY, USE PARKER's HAIR
BLsAx You will be delighted with tho way t restores the
KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS MADE 70 MEASURE
Tho BEST for $ the slishses. obligation % saxs
57i The Broadsay. and osi Arch st.. PhIlndeipha.
MRS wlNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP. FOR
children eshins. socnsshe gums reduces inflammation
allays all pain and cures wind collie.
METAL BAND TRUssES APPLIED SUCCESS.
PADS POMERoY TRUSS COMPANY. No 74s BroadwAy.
PONDS EXTRACT HAS HER.
aided for all kinds Of pains cas and niures,
II Isl specific for bleeding from any cause
Il r R
sholora morbu...
By RApwAY's READY RELfEA
rheumatism.
neuraigfA,
NphthedA.
InduensA
throat, difficult breathing,
relieved In . few minutes
BY RApwAr's READY RxLixr
Bowel complaints
Looscncss diah@a cholera mobus painful discharges
nom bowels stopped in fifteen twenty minutes By
taking RADwAY's READY RELIEF No congestion or in.
Hammaon weakness sssuds. will follow the use Of
the r. T. RELIEF.
Aches and pains
For headache whether sick rheum atism lu-
and weakness In the back spine kidneys:
pains around tho liver plenrsy swengs q the joinss
the bowels heartburn and pains Of ali kinda. RAD
READY RELIEF will afford immediate and i've
for few days effc~t Price
SO Sold by druggists. DR. RADWAY % Warren
SINGER'S PREPARED BIRD SEED IS THE
che npest for canares free from shells and
impurities Sold by groccrs, druggists and bird deAlora
SINGER GRAVEL PAPER COMPANY msnufacsurerA
$50 Hudson
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR NAKIN0 ALL
Asra
The New York herald., 1876-10-17
THE CoLDEsT DAY OF THE SEASON.

WASHINGTON, Oct 10, 1875
yesterday the coldest day Of the season. There
slight fxll OF snow in the morning. and ice formed
last night 1t has moderated little to-day, bus cold
wind is blowing.
The New York herald., 1876-10-17
NE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes in the
temperature for the past twcntyiour hours, in
paron with the corresponding dsto OF last year. as in
dcated by the thermometer al hudnups pharmacy,
uruAIp BulIdinc.--
The New York herald., 1876-10-17
HAYDEN'S SURVEY.
THE EXPLORATION OF coLRADo NEARLY COM

PLETKD.
CHryExSE, Wy. T., Oct TO- 1876.
g. r. Bcchler. In charge OF the White River division
of Professor Hayden's survey, arrived NJ Romlins
Spring last night having completed the geological and
typographical survey OF that portion OF Colorado.
Letters have Just been received here from G. b Chit
tenicn and Dr. H. w. Endiich. OF another division of
the survey reporting IN their scentinc labors
and trouble from the Indians. One more division
the survey, heard this season, completes
the exploration OF Colorado. The total results Will be
presented TO Congress ~ iss next session
The New York herald., 1876-10-17
NEW BLICAIION

WIGS, TOUPEES.- RAUCHFUSS, PRACTICAL
12th ST., near broadway
The New York herald., 1876-10-17

SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
Join MATTHEWS. ist Az. and aeshss odsI
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A CARE

CARD
To citizens and strangers-kNOx'S FALL HAT ready =
2i2 Broadway and Indar the Fifth Avenue Hoel
s3 HAT 81 90 ZINE FELT HATS)-SILK HATS
So 20: worth SO. rs New Church 81
A-FoR STYLISH AND ELEGANT HAT GO
dec, 10 the manufacturer EsPENScHEID lis Nassaust
A-THE HIGHEST AWARD GRANTED ANY
exhibitor Centennial opposition is given THE ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY for six ELASTIC TRussEs. sold only =
The New York herald., 1876-10-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

AvcTaRe tem mperatufe yesterday Y
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year ................... SO
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SINGERS PREPARED BIRD SEED Is TIE
best for canares free from shells and
Impurities sold BY grncers druggists and BIRD dcAicA
Hudg AZ. #
The New York herald., 1876-10-17
EXTRAORDINARILY FACT.
ADVERTISERS. ATTENTION.
mo fNEwlNG NEWSPAPER"

ADyRRriSERs ATTENTION.
mo ENEvlS6 NEWSPAPER"
IN AMERICA
before IN. circulation reached by the EVEN
ING TELEGRAM Tor the week ending 1876 and
Monday' ne,obers r. So 400
Tuesday October 10 esioo
wedn.. ..iay' oe,oSsr II ss 800
rhursd.y uetooer is' 1900
Friday. oc,e6er $1,000
SATURDAY. ocsaber S. 200
ADVERTISING 20 CENTS PER LINZ
Total .2s5 900
Daily ayorsre'a....'' 1850
ADVERTISING 20 CENTS PER LINE
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AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. Staten Island.
pAices--9S Duane T5. Broadway. Sf0 9th New
l65 and i6S Pierrcpont Brooklyn kstablishs1
81 years.
FROM MAINE TO MEXicO.
FROM THE ATLANTIC TO THR PACIFIC
ORDERS FOR TICKETS ON TuR
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A NOTABLE BOOK.
n Just published reprint Of the London edition 81
constance Fate Dcnxl Place" love story In vsrsa
By Violet fsne. Price 81 So
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The New York herald., 1876-10-17

CAHCER-NEw TREATISE; HOW CURED WITHOUT
Nknife o poisonous mineralk DE-. STODDARD. No. q
West 14th St, New York.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-04
Lake Navigation

ERIE, Ia, Jan 4.-The tug J. G.
Ingram called here this morning on
its wayfrom Buffalo to Ashtabula. -
she stopped at Long Point last nigh.
and reports the lake free from ice and
no impediment to navigation beyond
discontinuance Of lights in light
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-04

WASHINGTON.
cARllsET. MEETING

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-Thc cabinet
met today. All members were pres
ent except the secretary Of war and
Postmaster Gcaeral. The latter was
represented blythe second assistant
post master. The Atty Gcn'l. will
press suits entered about a year ago
by Attorney General Williams, for
the payment Of five. per cent. on the
net earnings Of the several Pacific
railroads. The case against the Cen
trail Pacific will be proceeded with at
once
|. The treasury department decides
that under the law, domestic spirits
cannot be transferred in bond frop,
bonded warehouse to the manufacture.
ing warehouse there to be manufac-
tired into an article for expectation
with rebate oa drawback of internal
revenue.
TIE SAFE BURGLARY.
Columbus Alexander AVID other citi-
zens interested in the prosecution of
the so called safe burglars, intend to-
ask the passage, by congress, Of a
special statute so that the statute Of
Limitations will not run in this case.
THE LOST DEUTSCHLAND.
Capt. Brickenstein; Of the wrecked
steamer Deutschland, will. demand an
inquiry into tie loss-ot that vessel.
GOING ABROAD FOR CENTENNIAL Al
| FRACTIONS.
The U. S. steamer Supply, now at
New York, will be ordered to Civita
lNeccliar.s She will receive a-monu.
ment tosbe erected here to the memo
Try of those in the naval service who
fell in defense Of the union; also such
contributions as American artists wish
to send to the centennial exhibition.
She will then proceed to l.eghorn for
contributions from artists in that sec
ton. On her way home she will touch
lat Tongler, Morocco. No vessel will
;. be sent TO the north Of Europe tore
; ceive contributions. The Supply tits
;. expected will return to Philadelphia
early in April.
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Pennsylvania Legislature.

HAERlsHuRG, Jan, 4.-The senate
was called to order to-day by Lieut.
Gov. Latta. e. W Davis was chosen
president pro tenn.