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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20

The above statement oil o ss a total movement Of
5827 1Gn IL bonds,
No sal+s.of stocks were reported except az the
Stock 1chan2e. and ri ACTION by Colonel C. r.
Girard' j. to7 account of the succession of Phillp
&c. c,inr Using $50 shares Hibernia National
Hauk st 20.
The movement in State consos was OF quite lib.
erat Atent, and under The influences mentioned
above. advanced fully y cent. The market was
generally quoted at the close at Sc 069 The
$50 900 at SO.
=, CITY bonds were quite active, but rather unset
tied and irregular, and closed little OF from yes.
teIdays quot It ons. A. the close premium issues
were =. quoted quo, at 3t 0asA (od car ency severs
at 550o4; new d at 33h 034h, gold bearing
sevens administration serles> at 3401i1:, and
40 tdrainage) at 34> ass. The sales not reported
at The Exchange included $1,000 currency
sewers .: at 34as; $1,000 premium issues at 33A
and $4,000 aud $4,000 at 35'i, and $4,000 gold
bearing sevens drainage serles) at 35la.
City scrip is still quoted at Ak4n for August
to December, 1873, ard July to December, 1874
ttime), and 1880 for June and part of May, 1874.
Metropolitan Police warrants continue to rule at
69a9O for 1928 and for 1871 i.sues and en-.
trely nomin al for 1863 and 1912.
State warrants are still held at 460i8 for fund.
able and 10 oi5 for 1874 issues and 43d i6 for 1876
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
sunday, February 90 lrS
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British stea nship Wimbledon, Watson, for Livr
poo,
British steamship Prince Edward, Frazer, 70, liz.
erpCOl
Austrian bark Tide Pernioh, for Luerpool
Norwegian bark viator. leg, for London
Norwegian bark africa, Hubert, for Liverpoo!
Norwegian bark inner. He ricksen, for Queeustoy,
British schooner Jennie Wood, Pizzati, for Eas,,.
Island
Steamer Amite. Adams for Pensacola
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20
LOVE UNEXPREsSED.

Transient advertisements same terms as i'll in the
Daily. Monthly advertisements inserted for one
ourth of the daily rates
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20
BELOW-COMING UP.

Horweg ian bark Fcrnica, Atrahamsen from To-,
don, January s, to master
OUTSIDE THE BAR-BoUND n.
Steamship George Elder, Read from New YO.s
18th instant, to c Whitney Ico
Steamship Hudson eager, from New York iii
instant, TO Moulton
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

I
SHHEEEPORT-Steam r Durfee-l2.0 ba,ei
cotton 100 ska cotton seed BIT sis oilcake III head
cattle and sunGYles
iOWkR GOAST-Stesmer Or,ols-20 hhds sugg
ana sundrias
ANTE kIVE2-Steamer AGce-I9 bales Cotto1
22a SKIS cotton seed aud sLnJriss
LOWER COAST-Steanel 2 Fraser--23J So:
rough rec and sundres
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
FEBRUARY la-25S bales cotton 10 hhds sugar % bbl
moaeses $40 SKIS rough rice $50 head cattle and SUI
dries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD Per.
ruary 1919 bales cotton $50 SKIS cotton seed III
SKIS peas and sUndries
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD FeJ
guarF l"-f9 SKIS potatoes and sundIles
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20
Terms OF Subscription.
Advertisements.

One year, IS: SIX months, So 30.
liberal commission allowed to those who send
Us clubs of i've or more
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20

AFTERNOON REPog7-3:43p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

MONETARY
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, OFFICE,
SATURDAY EVENING, February 70, 1915.
We are Indebted 10 Mr. /. n MAYNARD, mauag =
@! the New orleans Clearing Hoys.. foI the foSw-
ing report OF the condition of the associated 5aLA
at the close OF business Friday, tebtu4.y Is.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20

Ina i T,wn Three Six Che
uares. month. months months months year.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20

Sc + s r. feet 81 % Ess, s. 8 f ri;
corn IN s.CKS-Light supply and fair demand,
but at prices showing decline of &c T. bushel on
1000 white and white mixed at sac; 1900 white at
SIC; $50 white at 59s Is, prime yellow at 6Oc. aud
| $50 choice yellow at 63c y bushe.
| OATS-GoOd supply, and the demand continues
| moderate. tie sacks choice Galena sold at Acc F
| bushel
| BAAN-1s in light supply! and dull. quoted at
| BAY-rhe market is bare of cho CO. Good sup
| ply OF low grades, and no demand for them. No
ssles. Inft riOr is quoted at s80l4 prime, $l60
l9. Choice would command S2Oa23 T. ton.
| COFFEE-We' ote M re die position on the part of
market clos steadier and frmer. Stock in hands
OF dealers 80 900 sacks We quote carg0es OrGi-
s prime sf@a 5"it jaS 'ofs S 69Ga
lac y ID
ESCU'.sNTS AND GREEN vEGETABLRs-Good
demand for apples; they sell 81 81 so 80 y BIZ,
Potatoes dull Choiceo hi ms are scarce and
would command So 5o0i; inferior are quoted at
8 lodl Is peach blows 81 4O0l so; pinn eya,
s Sc; peerless $ldl 10 % bb. Csbbages SlOal2 ~
leo. SOurkrout is unstable.
SALT-The stock is ample, with a fair demand
No cargo sales atioa nor none on the ket offer
ing o. the two cargoes in warehouse offered by
the Importers no sales as vet. ". quote dealers
rates from warehouse at soc 81 y sack for coarse.
fine; 81 l5al 80; Icfed coarse sol0c y sack less
bag of two bushels Table salt -, a61.c each, as
IN size.
EGGs-The receipts to day were large and the
dema"d is mode rate. Western are quoted at $50
lie; Louisiana l8d2oc y dozen.
=, BEANS AND WESTERN PEas-Light supply and
fair demand. Northern beans are oiotei at "a. q
SC; western se 2a2sc; red kidney 5's 03a4e green
~ bRlED FRUITS scarce. Apples are quoted at
94y,2c; peaches Sc y ID.
k,Ch-Goed supply of ordinary grades; they ars
neglected Prime and choice are scarce; there is
very very NtsiS INQUIRY for them. We quote: Louis.
lena No. ~ 02a,c: common Al 04ac; ordinary
- aoc; isr ass good 50. G6c; prime 06he:
bUTIEk-Limited demand and the supply is
ItV. Cholce Goshen is sellin. al 35c; medium % q
'uc: inferior is nominal; choice Western 25Q26c me
dlum 2OG23c inferior l50l.C y Is.
CHEE>E-The receipts are ct arge ard rhe de.
mand only moderate. Choice Western factory i,
quoted at ~ a l3c: New York cream l4al5c " H.
coal oiL-Good demand. Selling at IS Q2oc y
gallon in bbls a.. d IS d27c in cases
BAGGING-Prices are firm and the demand is |
fair. Domestic lutte is quoted at 1870 at whole.
sale and is retailing at l40l44c " yard. India is
quoted at wholesale 1t Toe; at retail iehc y yard.
POULTRY-Western grown chickens sell st $50
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-03

TIE ACQUlITAL or GEN. BADcocK.
The result OF the trial of Gen. Bah
cock at st. Louis for completely with
the whisky ring" was not wholly unan-
ticipated in view of the evidence as adj
mitted, which the counsel for the prose.
cution with all their adroitness found it
impossible to elevate TO the dignity of
conclusive testimony. 1t was simply n
string of exceedingly suspicious circum-
stances; only this and nothing more
The verdict nj all events is grateful
one TO the public, for it cannot he 9th
erwise than gratifying If there really
was one identified by association with
the political and loyal rogues in the
West who did not become corrupt. At
the same time it does not argue much
for the sagacity or moral perceptions Of
any man that lie should be so surround.
ed by and in association with such q
Get Of knaves and not know his company
better, commentary which may be said
to apply TO the President. TO some ex.
tent, as well as 10 Gen. Babcock, and il
can only be accounted for by the fact
that the rOgues were smarter and knew
human nature. and pampered official ma
ture especially. better than the higher
officials themselves. There Is one thing
apparent in viewing the history Of the
whisky frauds, and II il that they follow
naturally upon the practice Of raising q
political fund from officials 10 any and
every extent that may he deemed neces.
sary TO bring party success. There can
hardly be a doubt that the first steglinas.
and on very large scale, were for this
purpose. Then the rogues took advan.
tage of the practice and endeuyored to
enrich themselves by the same process.
Nothing could be more natural. II vas
almost inevitable, especially where large
demands had been made FOR political
purposes and success thus obtained. II
is some consolation that there was m
end to tho line Of rogues at the point
indicated in this acquittal Of Gen. Bah.
cock. We congratulate shc country on
the fact.-Bah. San.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-03

The CoMrSG REVIVAL OF BUSINESS
The Boston JouTnal Of Commerce gives
six reasons for the belief that there will
be marked revival of business the con-
ing spring and Summer and that the
hard times nre ending. The Journal
thus summarizes its views. First.
California and Nevada, in 1876 will
produce sl00,000,o0o, and in 1877
fifty millions more Of gold; second, that
the excess OF export, over imports is
constantly growing, and for the fiscal
year ending in June will be increased
TO $70,00o,000 third. that the Centenni.
al visitors will spend an amount Of mon
cy-probably not less than 100000.
600; fourth, that the people are fast liq-
uidating their debts. and that this is the
cornerstone of prosperity; fifth. the in
stitution of economical living; aud
sixth, that the overwhelming crops of
the year will yield an immense return
I'm money. 1t is also the experience in
most of the trades centres that mer-
chants arc becoming more hopeful, and
that business is recovering from disor.
ganization."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-03
burning Of the Steamer Mary
Lkiie-evoo Esies Of cs<ie. Loss.

VicKsBURa, February aI-The steam
or Mary Belle, owned by j. Frank
Hicks. OF Grissol, took firc aud burned
10 the waters edge ut . $50 y. N. The
lire occurred under or near the steps.
Ihe origin Is unknown. The boat Was
taking on cotton below the elevator boat.
and tue cargo OF 5000 Or 5000 bales OF
cotton. with many Thousand sacks OF
seed and sundrics. and the basxsge OF
alt the passengers, numbering about 200
In the cabin. are a Total loss. No lives
are known To have been lost and none
injured. The Mary Belle was the lar
gest steamer on the Mississippi and a.
bout ak months old. She was valued
at about $50 GOO. and was insured for
$4,000 in western odiccs. Cargo i'm
sured. Is 3rE Is 30 90
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-03
Senator Davis, aud The Re-
sumption Act.

Fssn he spish IL JsGesS6u ~
We are permitted toipalisish the fblI
lowing private letter frSm SENATOR Mnl
rs G. Davis. By wh,ch oar sca,lsrsSNill
e.ccive that he is in thorough accord
with the sentiments and interests Of
West Virginia upon the subject OF the
currency. as upon AL 6tl&rs: 10 4
E----G Aisesl. States Senate -S;ssassiser, -
Washington, Feb. Is. 1876,
Drriei B. LIZ az. E!4:. iit !.t,gpE
My Dear Sir Yours ofthe 2ist OF Feb.
ruary received this i, NJ. aud referring
to that clause Which speaks OF the. re.
pealp f the Sherman, Resumption Act"
1 would say, that you and are in per.
feet accord in relation TO the necessity
for its repeal. Yoawill reneml,cr that
l oppose.l it's passage. voting with
Jn.lge Thurman anil many other Dem.
ocrats against Il. I have advocated it's
reponlo over since it became "a law, he.
lieving IL to he both impolitc and lun.
wise legislation. ard shall vote for ia
repeal whenever opportunity ofIers.
hope. however, that we mhy reach q
specie basis within. o reasonable time.
but believe it ought aud will come by'
the growth and Development OF the bu-
siness interests Of the country rather
titan through forced Legislation. which
fear would increase rather than decrease
the present financial and commercial
distress. '''i'' j
With many thanks for your uniform
kindness,il nm, with assurances OF great
respect. ss,l y e,.,.f.f l...t -
.m.sro Very truly yours. Ac..
H.G. Davis d
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-03

u Some parties in Iowa have discov-
cred that Indian corn will make molass-
cs. and somewhat extensive sugar mill
has introduced the new process. It is
stated that quality of mola,sos can be
made far superior to that made from
sorghum. and that the syrup can be
made to granuiate for sugar. Reverend
Randall Ross, describing the article.
says: 1T was a very nice, clear. light
colored syrup; in appearance it looked
mach like the common golden syrup, in
favor much like the common maple
syrup." The manufacture of molasses
from corn 10 aiao carried on near Vim.
cennee, Indiana.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-03

WT The Mississippi House Of Repre-
scntativcs on the 25th ult., adopted n
resolution, by q vote of Sc to IA, i'm
poaching Governor Ames Of high crimes
and misdemeauors. The testimony in
tho case occupied several days in read.
ing. The Senate has resolved itself in
TO q court of impeachment for the trial
OF Lieutenant Governor 4. X. Davis.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-03

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-On Wednesday
Of last week, whilst Mr.. Martin Burk.
hart, Of Winchester, was driving a six
horse team across the mountain near
Castleman's Ferry, hauling haypress-
ing machine 90 Loudoun, bis team ran
of, ana in attempting to .dismount his
foot hung in the stirrup and he was
dragged and the wheels Of the wagon
passed over him, iniuring him seriously,
aud probably fatally
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-03
20 CONSERVATIVES.
De. II, is1s IS. ''A-' ~ \

The HdEertiser. having been permanently ear.
20 OF 'hal Head disease, Consuin ,tin. hy = ,iv.
pc remedy - anxious to make knnwS Ia 30.
slIow Sufferers the means - curs. To AZ pho
used, tree OF chRrge,j with he dt,,c,t.,. ~,
tfrp"i1g aud using the same, which tbey ~iJl
NJ nu = sn'e Gore Tor Consumption, As,bma,
address VIZ
Rev. +. A. WILSON,
Dec, ~, is75-sm.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-03
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

4 GbNTLsMAN Who suffered f,r y,ars grsn
4 n SERIOUS DEBILITY rfrmaiug. 6.es,. nso
~ w. NC eueci' ~ youthfut indisusucn sii, for
'ue s~se ct san~ring humanity. s,se Zee W ali
VINO nssd ~ the fevipe Hnd ditSrtrnsfo, m.ki,S
Ihs simple remedy by skich No was e,, cd. Sal.
ieTefs Wishing 10 profit BY tEs ndv.f,isef.s "a.
gef'sne' Gao 10 80 by .ddisssiug 80 perfect sUu-
bdtues. W.
JOHN b. OGDEN,
Dee II, 1879 IS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-03

NASTED-A Agents for.ths best selling Sta
w iinnery Packages in tho world II can-
t'ins IS sheris paper IS EnvriJpcs, golden Pen
Pen holder. Proeil, Pairnt Yard Measure, aud
piece OF Jrwelry. Single package, with pair 81
ci"RantG.'ld stone sleeve Bnttoas. y st tnsid
- cts. . To- 81. 40 This pax sae hAs he. n *
nminrd by the puhishrr ~ the y. a. inieIlig
and fund IS represented -worth thr nnne,
" atchss & yea . ~ 10 I'll Ag,Au. Circulars
tfee
BRIDE d CO T65 Bro,d-ay. New York.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-03

instructions have been issued to
superintendent OF the several divisions
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio canal TO
have'that great highway open for traffic
by the f0h Of March. - o. - a.t
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-03

WWithin little more than year,
New England has lost by death twelve
Massachusetts, seven,
Rhode Island one, Maine one, and Con.
necticut three.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-03
1900 Acres
: :. <.lffz = E<.gdE
OF TIMBER L.4.ND.

situate, lying md bein1in this Count,
On Middle Ridge. This land prohas,
embraces the largest and finest body d
Timber IN the County for Bark. CroS
Ties, and Sa~ Timher-ansi it's lceL.
ity makes II more valuable Coz these an.
.poses-Ithe Northern extremity Of Il /,
within 2 miles of Frmkiort. Miner,
county, AMI within miles OF the tshi
r.aff y Ohio Rsilrnni. ut Patterson,
Creek Depot. The Eastern extremi, a,
II Is Within ! 2 miles of Green SprIr,
RIM 3. & q. Railroad--nnd the Eastern
and Southern boundary. Hes within iron
one. to one AMI half mile. from n.
Sotsh1ranch IRA load. .Persops lesirn,
to purchase Bark lands will do Wi
10 call and examine II. M am informed
that there issno better bark land in Ii.
County, aud "a for cross ties IL i,u.
perior. tq ,apy, land within. the same dis
lance from the Railroad. This lani /,
bounded on the Son,h Branch and all
the ties can he aoated down the Rive,
TO the Baltimore aud. Ohio Railroad
While this land is valuable for its Tin.
her. there Is much good Grass nnd Farm.
ing land upoa IL. and sitter the timber il
taken of, It will be valuable for the.
purposel; the whole OF IL 10 veil water.
Ell and well situated for these purposes.
iT The land will he divided OF in
from two to four hundred Acrps 10 suis
purchasers. For further information IN
regard 10 it. persons desiring 10 par.
chase cnn call ON .loHS G.. REisxrrr,
Romney. Hampshire County. West Va,
on ROBERT WAsEiNoTos. residing usas
Romnev.
Ewiil also offer for RENT. On TIE
same day,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-03

In the House, on the 2Gth. Mr.. Rid.
die, of tennessee, spoke III favor OF the
repeal OF the resumption act; Mr.. Lam
ders, of Indiana. on the currency ques-
ton. and Mr.. Durham. Of Kentucky. in
relation to the improvement of the ia.
tural highways Of the country.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-03
Sautl. alyanta alnie'iisenssr.
RoMNEY. FRIDAY. MARCH 5. 1870.


TIVE regret TO learn that Col. Ben
.jamin Wilson, inembes sof Congress
from tho First district or this State,
10 lying 1T his residence in Washing
tor City seriously il. oftJphoid fever.
GCn Monday morning laat sixty
thousand miners we're turned oct OF work
in the anthracite region in Pennsylvania,
and the number OF unemployed work.
men cannot DC less than 100000.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-03

VA recent marriage notice ends
with the singular expression, probably
added by wsggish friend May their
future troubles be little ones"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-03

FVA Mrs Bodkin living in Pendleton
s0usty, this State, is lO2 wears Of age.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-03

Ten years ago Msssss Gea. p Ro~,!l d 20,
.siallislird their advertising agency ia New
Io City. Five years sg, they sns,'ibrd th.
business conducted by Nr. John Joopsr, y ho
was II 81 to 20 into this kind Of enterprise. Now
they hive The .atisfaciou % controlling The
most extensive and cnuillep ADVERTISING conurc-
iinn which hos ever been secure ard one which
would be hardly possible 10 ary Other country
iuI fibs.9 yh.y hive saeeeeifsi IN ~orsiny
down coSDPi Z business into 50 thoroughly -
systematic th4,hrd rbat no ch-npe in the ns~s
lsiptr sysfrm uf America can escape nniics
willie ibe Whist Information uPoa all topics iD-
ieresiIng 10 s8yer,i FRS Is placed readily At the
tiispos~l vi tlre public
NEW YORK TINES, June Ia, 1875.
March 3, 1876
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-03

In the Senate, on the 28th, William
Sharon was sworn i'm rs Senator from
Nevada. Mr.. Conkling presented reso-
lution5 Of the New York Chamber OF
Commerce on the national finances. A
bill was reported from the Judiciary com
mittee removing the political disabilities
OF Robert Tansill. OF Va. House bill to
amend the act or March, 3, 1875, to en-.
able the people of Colorado TO form n
constitutional State government. AMI
for the admission of that State into the
Union. was debated and passed. The
petition Of David McComb. OF baltimore.
was presented, asking pension for ser
vices rendered the United States. The
committee on civil service and retrench
ment reported favorahly in regard [,
the Presidents salary, provides that
from and after the 4th of March. Is Z.
u shall be fixed ut $4,000 per annum.
House bill for the support Of the militia.
~ academy was taken up and number
OF amendments adopted.
In the House, communication was
presented from the Attorney General
IN explanation of his order touching the
testimony of accomplices IN the whisky
prosecutions the whole subject matter
was referred to the Judiciary committee.
MIR. Swami reported resolution in.
structing the committee on foreign af.
Iairs to inquire further into the connec.
ton OF Minister Schenck with the Emma
niue scandal. The committee OH pen
sIons decided to give pension 10 John
- iiail' OF RitchIe county, West Virgin.
IA who lost both his eyes ia the Union
service.
IS Never trade secre!s-not even if
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-03

RoBDEEY DY PUBLIC OrFrcEns.-
Col. Broadlead, in his speech for the
prosecution in the Babcocl< case. said
that he had no doubt that within TIE
last ten years money enough had been
stolen by the public officers to pay the
interest upon the public debt. Ifeven
half Of this be true II exhibits a fearful
state Of official morals, and the result
must fail more or less heavily upon every
citizen Of the community. There is no
protection against such an evil but n
e trict enforcement OF the laws. without
regard to the previous social or polit cal
position OF offenders. "A every man.
however humble. is entitled 20 the shield
Of the law, no man, however high. should
be exempt from its penaltics-Stawt
tom Spectator.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-03

ADVICE FoR hvEEYBoDY.-Ac olored
eXpounder Of the Scriptures recently
created quite q furry among some Of
the female portion OF his congregation
by suddenly branching off in this way ::
"Now. want TO say word to de sis
ters. When you has washin' 70 do
sonewlar, and You gets done. just YOU
clean up, and 30 right home. and don't
stan round looltin' whar YOU can find
little coffee. or 4 little sugar. or liz
tie something else to put into go pocii-
cts. Go right home when you'5 done
wild dat washin. - Cieyelund Plain.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-03

The Senate. or the 25th. proceeded
to the consideration of'tlie bill to amend
the acts of July II, 1870. and January
70, 1871, to authorize the .refunliiBg or
the national debt, which. after 4 long
debate. WAS passed by a'votc OF 81 yeas
to nays. The bill provides that the
Il per cent. bonds shall run thirty years
instead of fifteen years. and increases
the amount from $3.50, 600, 900 to $500.
100000. House bill making appropri.
alton for the support OF the Military a.
cademy was taken up and discussed.
without action. The Senate then adj.
journcd until Monday.
La the House, MIR. Swami, from the
committee on foreign affairs. reported
back the correspondence furnished to
that committee by the State Department
in reference to the connection OF Minis.
ter Schenck with the Emma mine AMI
Machado claim. The correspondence
was ordered printed, and referred back
to the committee on foreign affairs for
further consideration.