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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30

Meme should tail TO call and sec our
goods aud get prices. We shall con.
tinus the sale through April You
that cAnnot come, send for samples ---
500 pieces Prints, nsuc over Sc. none
Of your 6 to II yard pieces. remnants
Sc. Cottons Of al kinds Sc inch Sns
Sc per yard. Cotton, 40 inch. . cts,
BleAched Cottons, SO inch, Sc. Fruit
Of the Loom. lie. WAmautta. lac.
Shooting o.4. heavy hlcaeLcd 50 cts
az inch Pillow Case Cotton Is cents,
Largest stock choice Sheetings 10 the
state. 25c goods for Is to l4sc, 800
pieces
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Pullman Palace Cars

are run on Ill through trains Of this road.
This 10 the ONLY LINE ruaHing tksse eArs
betu cen Chicago aud ~. Paul. Chicago and Nil
waukss, or Chicago aad Winoss.
At OnAhs car alsspsrs connect With tbs Over
land slespers On the Union Pacific Raif cad fol
all points West OF the hssonr River
On the arrival OF the trains from the East or
South, the trains of the Chicago 4 North West.
gro Railway LEAVE CHICAGO ~ follows:
For Couneil BluEs, Omaha and California. Two
Through Trains daily, with Pullnan Palace
Drawing Room and sleeping Cars tkrough TO
Council Biu6s.
For 81 Paul and Minneapolis. Tvo Through
Trains daily, with Psilmsn Palace Cars attached
on both trains,
Fer Green Bay and Lake Superior Tvo Trains
a6{lv with Pullman Palace Cara attached, and
runuIng through 70 Marquette.
For MlwAukes, Four Through Trains daily
Pullman Cars on night tItins, PArlor Clair Cara
on day tr&ins.
For sparta and winoBa and points 10 Mime
sofa, One Through Tran daily. with Pnllman
sisepers to WlDobA.
For DaBuks, via Fresport, Tee Throagh TrAis.
daily, with Pnilmnn Cars on night HaiHs.
For Dubuks and Ia Crosse. via Ciintos, I've
through Trains daily, Wits Pullman Cars os
night train = McGregor, Iova.
For Soar CITY and TGnkt8n, I've TFsias daily
PnlnGn Cars 70 Missouri Valley Junetles.
FOR Lake 8tnsva, Feur Trains daily.
For Rockford, sterling, ksnesha, Jaassviiis,
and ether psists, yea can have hsm tss - tss
trains daily.
Rsv York C&es. ltS Brstdvay. Bosteh ofses
So state Street. OmkhG OEiee, as FGrnbGa
street. san PrAneIsos Osios, l9l Montgomery
street, Chicago Ticket Oesess, q CaAFk Strsss
a.deY gherszau HoHEs; eognsf CtnEi and hEdi.
soa stFssls, EisnIs street Depot. eorter
Elnris AID Canal Streets; Wells ausss Depot
corner Wells asd KinEis btresl,
For rAtss 81 iAfeTnAtioa got aitaiRaeis freq
year home tlsket agszsa, apply -
" Il. sTKsErTr. MAAFfs HBsKfrT,
Gen. PnssA All, ChlaaFo. 0sa.Hapt, Chicago.
Sf1g
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30
The Yellow CsRtaur Lininent

is worth its weigh, in gold to owners Of horses
and mules.
THIS Linimaut hAs cured more SprAined,
Swtenie1, Rlng-boued and Called Horses IN
three years than have all the fArriers in the
country In an age. I.s effects are simply won
ierful
We have thousands upon thousands Of certtf-
Gates as strong As the following;
"MY horse was lame for year with fetlock
wrench All remedies utterly failed to cure and
/ considered HIM worthless until | commenced
10 use Centsur Liulment, which rapidly cured
him. Heartily recommend IT,
REV. GEO W. FERRIS.
MsnoryiIle, schohEre Co., \. y
"DEAR sm:-I have used your Centaur Lni-
ment in my fBmily, and find il 10 be q great
value. Please send me two dollars worth, one
for the mules and horses.
RILEY sICKLES
Fails Station, Wyoming Co, Pa
Itmakes very little difference what the case
il, whether il be Wrench, sprain, Poll.Eyil,
Ringbone, Scratches or Lsmehess Of any kind
the effects are the same. Liyerymen, Stage
proprietors Farmers, &c, should never be with
out the Yellow Centaur Liniment. II is sold
everywhere, aud warranted in it. effects,
Laboratory of j. B. Rose & Co..
&c Dey ST., New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30

tits not ane that the sin Of exiraya-
gancc lies always at the womau's door.
Meas personal expenses are not CON-
monty 80 evident a. womeu's are A
man spends money 10 hupdred ways
Of which his ncighbors know nothing,
whiic Tie exirAvagance 81 woman is
almost certain TO be ostentatious. -
Indulgence i bis object, display hersi
and 50 bis sins are covered. while hers
advertise themselves.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30
us CANS, HEATERS
sap Backets, RursiA and Galvanized Iron Pans
so

Tia Ware. Plain aud stamped. sheet IroH and
Copper Ware, Coal Bods, stove Pipe, CSrroEut
Cd Elbows.
A L so
Fave spouis. Tia Reoang. Punps, Lead ard
Iron Pipe. CAst ff0u Hoast Esnks. PLATA Ant
Galvanized tfoots fErnlEhed % ordef.
gnhs trofsptiE sltsndsa - and vera done IN
sFsisfAetafv fuanner. Prices a. lev &s any party
can aE5r8 fer tie a&me quality aud style ~
sgods Orders b maj eli reesiFs imEasdlats
r. X. COOLIDGE.
Afl.sgton, ~, Jan. ., 1875
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30
CaStOria.

1t is mistake TO suppose that Castoria lie not
adapted TO grown persons as well as children
They only need TO increase the quantity. But
children have so msny complaints for which Gas.
toria is adapted--lik wind collie sour stomach,
worms, letter. teethiog nd Group, that it is es-
pooaly recommended for them
Its effects arr more certain than castor oil,
containsno elc mol and IL as pleasant to take as
honey. IL never grlpos. By regulating the
stomach and bowels, II cools the blood, expes
worms and prevents feyerishuess, quiets the
nerves aud produces hoalth-iheu Of course chill
dren can sleep in quiet and mothers can rest
C4stora is recommended by all physicians aud
nnrses who have tried it, and it having rap
idly Increasing sale 1t is prepared with great
care after the recipe of DR.. Samuel Pitcher OF
Massachusetts,, at the Laboratory OF J d Rose
& Co., &C Dey street, New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30

Leamon's Dyes Color silks.
Leainon's Dyes Color Woolens.
Leamon's Dyes Color Cottons.
Lemons Dyes Color Anything
sspi5s5f directions viii L. sent 10 any one BY
addressing the propfietors, Wills. hIcRaEDsos
4 co Darlington, W.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30
Freeport Dubuque Line
Chicago & Milwaukee Line

l. the old Lake Shore Routs, and IL the only
one passing through Evanston, Lake Forest,
Highland Park, WarkssAn, Racine. Esnoshs 10
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30

The granaest Of heroic deeds are
those which are performed within four
walls and n domestic privacy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30
AGENTS WANTED.

Goods At tnanutAclursn' prices. The goods
furnished by me 10 agsnts receive from We
manufacturers. They are shipped 10 large guam.
hiiss and BY cheapest rostts In thh vsy sefs
enough on cost u goods "a BAY ne fsf handing
thsm, snd give them ~ agents 81 lover nEarss
than they can ks had II sTdsTsd OF coy eas slas
A Trial wili convince you that this 10 - hsvs
oanvasssd for ave Years hsvs had nom
ave to hfty agents a. wofh for NE a. time, aus
1 know what agents can DO aud vbse sfholss
viii ssli b.st. and cas- si,s Hssfsl hiDts 10 re
EaTs 10 best aud E1st saeosafui methods OF
canyarsinK. Snail mAks yOaf fHtsFasM ~ ovas
1 tbsli be IN receipt of Bsv Gsd useful nsialss
- coon A. they are put On tie market. 400 AZ
Ways 81 bed rock ptleHs. ! wsnt SOLVE kgsnts IN
every Town Ia New EBglsEd md Ao~ f0fh a.
obcs % canvass On the following hAmsd Artls
elss, 10 whom I will give CHOICE ~ tsfritory snd
bottom prices. II you spply a. oD0s.
MRS. POTTS COLD HANDLE FLAT ihoEs.
No holder required. Handle ps'sr gets no..
IL detached By a spring, aud changed hoia
cold iron 70 bot one qu.eksr hsh 9 bsldS.
Osa boldsr and three irons, Vas OF ukieh 10 9
polishing irons, consiitHls set bstsN pnee,
per sss, tI.Ss. 10 iAdg's iEysnti0n, skiet vii
help " ss IL 20 nearly ever lsdy she has ifss-
isg 70 be d0bs. Also
Rustic SHADES AsD BEw KINDS oY PHI
TUREs, ALL COMPLETE.
Tor ffsn co cents 10 o. 10 per sisdOv, according
10 style u sasds And exc u siadou.
TAYLoEB SAFETY LOCKS BURGLAR PROOF
CsH be pet On in Eve mlsutss sith0sI sstlisg
tls door II iOaAs tbs sDihdls ~ pssAiEE
slide hstall price 10 oants.
KCKEEA COPYING INK AID BOOB
Ne prsss, kfuss, O. ssssf fsqHlfsd. sslls read
ty " k1ainsss ssn-aaFss tbs eOsE u press.
so page book and hal plat " lnk u -. ] nave
ssis ssstFei ef knd am mApgfsstsrsrs agent feT
tbs above aFtleiss HAL kssF above GOOD ik
sloek also payer and sEyslepss aud kaT Ssck
psbashsd. Furnished a bsd.foeG Prsss. Call
sHd ses then, Or send ygssA4 card y M al.
dfsss and va cal sal skss samples.
EMERSON RsTABR00K,
FAcI0EY POINT. BsEriEg !oa Co., VI.
, 1876-03-14

Tho trials will coma up this morning At 10
O'Clock. Al least that ia what tho trulh-toling,
Qod.fsarlng Government counsel assert, and
.hey arc prepared 70 maintain 1t at the sacrifice
Of whole seas Of blood. hut they hint thai, whlla
tho trials wilt como up and while tho docket will
be called, there 10 docldad prospect that good
do4l OF pleading guilty will bo done. Tho main
interest, OF courso, coutesu In tho tmo great
squealess, 11esing and lsohm. WHO will doubtless
" plead guilty to two counto. They arc
Gappy, and counting Oh tho ono days lrnprtson-
mnnt farce, and the inaictlon OF = $lo.000
inc for llasing and ESQ 900 for lsehn. Tho
rout OF the seooud batch will fall into line
snd ulead guilty, with tho exception OF Hoyt,
KoeIey and Kerwin. Dallentin and Lawrence,
Who will apply for = continuance, and posalbl,
Aid. CulIestop aud Hildrssh, Who have eomo-
what fallen into tho obacurity which all grsht
men meet whan tt,ore are other great men around
who tower above them.
u0rr
xtatuu to be iubuod With sincere bel!of IN bis
inuoc euce. and will make ! hard fight it IL
thought, 10 closs A.maeIf in the eyes OF tho
world OF tho damaging charges resting upon
him. The Government turleu up another W.T.
moss agalu.t him. though. yesterday morning, IN
the person Of q. a. Nerglo, 0nugcE, who
aeemA to Aayo maintained character for
attaigntnesa during his connection with tho seF-
yeo, and who will be called on 10 sessify in court.
HarSho bad N anta1rlsN With Judge Banas
, 1876-03-14

yesterday morning, and told him thai whom he
waa Gauger, Ia 1B71. Hoyt allowed tho flrm:of
DIokinson, Leach d Go. TO Indulge In All the
crooked praotioea 10 vogue among the dlst.lIers,
It il assumed tlAt VorEho'e testimony mill add
materially to tho case against 11oys.
QEN. HKWELL,
Supervisor Of she State Of, Now Torh, was In
tho city yesterday and will probably rornsin hero
tbs approaching trials. Should tholo be no
trials, however. and tho whole business
ond In = general plee Of guilty, tilo auperviaor
will retusu to Now York. Tbs General IL ex-
pocted 70 identify. in tho trssl, the documents in
the Collectors offce In New York, tho stamp
records stc., all Of which will aflon The ship
mont OF crooked goods By Chicago mon to the
Nsu York market
, 1876-03-14
IN COURT.
REuM'8 poND.

Tho little difficulty tn the matter Of jake
Rehm's bond, fully commented on IN Sundays
Tn1nunE, was am!cably And Enthusiastically scttlod
Yesterday morning in tho United States Court.
Jake MAS on hand with hts counsel, Mr. CAMP
boil, and bis new surety. mr. John A. Huck,
father Of tho present County Treasurer. Tho
dull forus1isy Of informing tho Court that Mr.
Loob, the formor bondBman, had become un-
easy. that new bondsman wns present. and
tho acceptance Of that bondaman with nehm in
tue same sum, 100000. vaa q m.ttor OF only
fon minutes. ami the partto8 lefs the Couft-
room ~ Hoon as the change WAS accomplished.
KELLEY i KEnwla.
AZ they loft, Tom Hoyno Jumped 10 his foot.
LIE had been In tho room during tho previous
proceedings, but nobody dovned bio purpose.
Ao VAS not long In declaring It. He moved 10
quash tlie indictment against Koo1oy i Ker-
wiu. Mosszs. AYor and Boutoll wero prcsous,
and smiled sasdonicaiiy as tho vii. counsel
launched ont upon hib argument. Ho nAin-
tanned that tho bill did NOT aot forth any of1ooso
under tho statute. What IL did scs forth vas
simply that tho defendants fai1cd TO oblltcrato
stamps, aud Mr. uoyne claimed that marc neg
lccs to do this might be entirely consistent with
. BupPosttlon Of innocence on his clients part.
It was tho fact that in such business
Eroat part Of tho detail Was left to
employees, md tho pnttans thomselvos might
hAvo no knowledge OF tho transactions Of shoir
agents: TIC highest penalty under this section,
for thrno yoasa. Ho did not object to tho clat,ce
uhsoh declared tho goods forfeited, bnt he did
object. and rathor strongly, too, 10 Tho claueo
which aubtooted a man to imprisonment. And
Mr. Hoyne perforated.
Judge BodGott remarked that ho did not care
to hear from tho Government. The penalty
might bo largo QUO but lo considered the in-
dicsmont good. The other questions could be
brought up ut tho trial Of tho case.
Mr. Aver. notwithstanding tho Judgon intsn1a-
tfon that argument WAS wholly UNNECESSARY, de-
airod To remark that aIr. Hoyno had NOT Rad the
wholo Of the sootton under which tue indictment
Was drawn. This Mr. Aver proceeded to do, and
olatmod that It lifted tho case oxactly.
Mr. 1lo,no replied that hia claim "he that the
lndictmont did not describe tina ofenho thoroin
ret forth. Tho Court, however. appeared to be
aga,pst htm; and ho did not caro- to talk further 2
was againnt tho gentleman. and that the
defendant must plead to tho indictment. ,Aa
they wero not present. tho forinatlty Of entorinE
pleas VIVA not gono through With, aud tho civil
docket waa taken up.
judge Dlodgett will sit to-day md tomorrow,
but will adjourn tho Court over Thuratisy on &C.
count Of Gen. Webstor'a fuooral.
, 1876-03-14
Bill to Reimburse The Government for
Assistance Rendered to Tho Pa.
ciGc Railroads.
Another Large Batch Of Bills introduced
In tho House.
TIM Bill Relative to the Counting Of the
Vote for President Debated in
the Senate.
A WOMAN IN 1T,
TIE NAVAL INVESTIGATION,

dpfef1t Dt1pdteh to 7hs Chtcaep Tribune.
WAsu1HoTor, D. c., March 13.-Tlero Ia lady
It Willard's IIotel In tho close custody Of tho
6orEeant-st-At1ns, not permitted to lenvo her
room. Bllo has boon thore for aono days. II Is
said that upon her Testimony depends the fate
and good name Of person high 10 authority.
No peraou In private life Ia permitted to SEQ hcr,
nor ara any private messages delivered to her,
yet the Chairman of tho uouse Naval Commit
teo has undlsturbed Aecccs 10 her room, and
seems to know what he Is about There il =
woman In tue Secor claim, QUO m tho
Fsonch.arms business, one In aimoat all tho
historical rascalisies hero, and 1t seems there IL
QUO now In which the NAvAl Committee hns 80
much interost as TO closely guard her door.
Thsss ~ T. seem' TO-: woma IN The sslc
or publicly suspected until now. Tho seTgeant-
ns-Arms is On her track, End expects to hare
her hero In three days. For prudential reasons
her natno csnnoe now b given. Thin woman
will convict tho professional burglars
who did tho miserable Job With the
mysterious persons who, sitting in d darkened
room, with pobb'eB In their mouths to dftguse
with hi,ko Hayos, The Judiciary Committee
Tonight commented the flrat secfot investsga-
tiou OF tl, IL subject, and o1pcct In fow dayB
to arrive at tic missing link. Those who ought
70 know most about tAls mysterious affair insist
that tho ovtdeaco Is forthcoming which will fully
explain it. Threo witnessos OF importance ate
to DO summoned. two laryets and tho woman
mentionod- Tho witnessca who hhye already
been examined IN tho old investigation aud in
tho courts arc not to bo recalled.
ITO the Associated I1tas.J
WasuNaros, D. G., March 19.-Dissrict-At-
tornoy Wells to-day aghin appeared before tho
uousu Committeeon tho Judiciary. which iB now
Investigating tho ca,isos whY the Bo-called liar
rpRtOn eafe.bns sulory oonsut tntofB have nat been
tried, "a also tho conspiracy itaelf aud pro-
sonted tho original confession 1nsde by Nostle-
slip and Curz, a. also tho statement made BY
Harrington himself. Harrington'a statement is
denial Of tha main facts set forth In tho ooufes-
sion OF Nettlo4hp. Several Other wltucsses
wsfo also examined. Thss Investigation, Mr.
Knott eayH, will now bo thorough.
, 1876-03-14
THE VACANCY.
pOSHrDLE oANDIpATEB.

Tho question OF succooBorshlp AgttateB tho
inhabitants Of tho Government building, and,
mingled with express,ons Of profound regret
for Gen. WebHtcr's death, wore epecuiationa
upon tho incoming man. Marshal Campbell and
Collector Jonoa retneod to CONVERSE on tue
subject, remaking that 1t viii bo tsue to talk OF
tho now man afsor tho Geuaral ia hu1iod, but tho
smaller fry OF officials and Outsiders cauyaBBed
tho nattcr thoroughly, aud concluded that tho
nauao would be drawn from tho following liat
J. D. Hatvoy, Isaac N. Arnold, A. II. Dutlcy,
Adolph Shoeninger T.. L. Bond, Jullus White.
Gen. ChetlaIn, and Arthur Dixon. Capt. Murphy,
whose name has boen mentioned. rldioules tho
idca, and denies that Ae ia candidate. Tho
Captain Ia ono Of tito Oldest 6torokoepera IN the
Department. and has boon assigned to Fur
lonBa dlat!lIary for Bome tino past. Gen. o. Z.
Mann has boen spoken Of as possible cAndi-
date, but It is doubtful II ho is. as luis aspiring
eye is a3ed upon tho Sheriff 8 comfortable CHAIR.
Arthur Dixon ID also ssuguinc OF election to tho
privilege OF eerying s1T1ta and hangng men Cif
any shall ever be convictod).
6lr. Burlny III Receiver Of ttso Cook County Ma
tional Dank. md has just gotten into thn heart
we're willing to swop Lorses. Il 10 doubtful
Whether another n,Rn could easily DO found to
talo up tho AFFAIR." Of tile banR and bring them to
= satisfactory settlement. At tho time
Gen. Webster was transferred from tho Sub
Bhooningor was recommended by tho Ilou.
Charles D. Farwell for tho vacant position.
mir. s. had always boen Republican. except In
1878, when lc wandered OF with the Peoples
party Early In 1875 he aaw tho orrora Of his
ways and returned from tho tents Of Midlan to
tho tabe1uac1ea Of Israel. Whether Mr. Tar
we'll will put up Dlr Bhocninger for tho moro i1n-
portant oflco ot Collector ii doubtful. Az for
tho Hon. I. N. Arnold, ho has no ffienda At
court, and whore QUO haa no friends ono docs
not get nugar- -plnms.
Qon. Chetlain and Con. White aro both
Republicans and qualified for tho posi-
ton. II their business engagements
would permit than 70 nccopt it.
Mr. Harvey has no chance. l1e is winding up
tue affairs Of three banks Which wero on bad
terms With thoir creditors, aud will not get
through during tho present Administration.
An evening paper called Attontion to tho fact
that ". Il. Sullivan, city editor of tho Journal.
and Col. FarraT, isB bualnoss manager, wcre At
Washington, snd suggested that thoy we're work-
Ing In somebody's interest for tho CollectorHhtp.
This IL mlstako, howevsr, for they ato flying =
smaller game. Col. Farrar wants TO supplant
Dl,ss Ada Sweet as pension. Agon t-only that
and nothing moro.
It Ia probable that no action will DO tAkcn by
tho President until ho hears from Col. Mat
thows aud tho Goyo.nmont oillcors On duty at
Chicago who In their opiuion will be best quail
lied for tho position,
, 1876-03-14
THE POOL INVESTIGATION.
J. CooKE L CO.

6petfd! UApo!eh 70 ThS Chtcdqo 1ffbunA+
WARRINGTON. D. G.. bfArch 1870 far :.
lates 70 the matters Of the Jny Cooks Il Co.
transactions. u docs not matter much whether
Kflbourn submita his books or not. ~ the Com
tnttteo havo information OF tho facts Of the sot~
flement with tho creditora Of Jay Cooke & Co.
BY tbs real estate pool through Edwin H. Louis.
Trustee of the bankrupt firm. This information
shows that tho settlement Was not proper enc.
Tho bill fled 10 equity WAS practically fraud.
becauae II embraced only portion OF The real
estate owned by the firm OF Jay Cooke 4 Co. ~
mesnboso Of thu real ostate pool.
To The 4 Assoe.dted Ere*s.l
sfAfDS OK Mts CONSTITUTIONAL PREno0A11vEB.
WABulHo1oN, D. c., MnrcA l3.-IIAilett Kill
6ootn appeared before tho Roaf Estate Pool
Conm'ttoo this morning, and again declined To
produce Tho p1ynte bootH and papers Of tho
firm Of Kilbourn l. Lnsta, ia rotation 10 their
feAl estate transsctions, on tho ground that all
hse partners arc engaged tn private business aud
bare no connection with tho Government Of tho
united States, except to pay :heir taxea and
oboJ tho laws: that thcy n1o not conscious Of
having violated any Law, nor nto thoy charged
with any fraud and thst the production Of tfeir
books aud papers would reveal their t1ans-
actions With Ill their eastome.. Il, how
shat thetr business has any relation with tic
public interests thoy would submit al their
books and papere to tho Committee, but not
osherrsbo. bir. Mlbourn takes tho additional
R1uuH4 &uhE n6 bIhQla On LAH C02HL1sutaVQn4
right guaranteed to every citszon, not eccused
Of violating any law. Of being protected IN lis
personal liberty and property. aud from al 1.n-
reasonable ecasrh OF tts private papers. Tho
room WAS then c!earod for deIiberauou, with the
exception Of tho counsel sud tho Committee
proceeded to make up case ag4iust kilbourn
10 bo reported to tho uouso.
Tho Committee have decided to report to-
morrow KtIbourn's refusal 70 answer to the
House, together with excerpts from tho record
Ahori0N TIM dt1nHk10nR which hh rNfnNa3 n,
rivera, and accompanied With resolution d.
rcctng tho 8etgeai1t~at-Avns OF ths House Il
present tito recuBeaut WitneBa at tho bar OF the
House fer its action.
, 1876-03-14
HESuME

Special DtsoateA II 1Az CAtsaso 1rtauns.
WELxEanAnaE, Pa, March 1s.--Aftor 4 suspcn-
aion Of five woeks, ~ ordered by tho coal CON-
blnstion. number Of oolerlea resumed oposa-
tloua today. by tho terms Of the combination
the coal cAn only b. shipped north aud woss, IA
tho Eastern market Is still oyerstookod, md
It WAS oxpectel that all tho companies would re-
Huone today, but. owing to tho light demsud,
they announce \ futthoE suspansiuu until the
Goth iuat.
porEarnLs, Pa, March 18.-This morning
two OF tho loading ooaE Apl Iron conpAnIes'
colllsrfss resumed. giving employment to large
number Of people.
, 1876-03-14


WARRINGTON, D, c., March 18.-9ecre!asy
Bristow, In response to inquisics In regard to
tho report that hevonue Detective PHILIPPE has
uuaarthod astounding co.ruptions in California,
and that teaumony ia to be sent TO 0ongroes,
say1 that tho report IL nouB to him. Tue Com
missioner Of Intotnal Revenue Also says tbs: ho
has received no information In rogArt to these
ttAu1pnnta
, 1876-03-14
THEfHABCOCk MILITARY COURT,
DnthroR 10 TIE Uor,HE

WAs11ssu1ox, D. O., Mnroh 13.-Tho Secretary
Of tho Treasury. In rapl7 to tho resolution Of tho
HouHo, han sent 10 that body d Communication
stating that there arc no papers reiasing to the
assembling ar to the business Of tho Military
Department.,