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phystcal ssrsngth." Thsrs IL much sound phi.
iosop!,y In this observation. A paif of Clubs an3
Two 5o-ponnl du1sb.batIs will ava almost &n9
wo,aan into rospactful sltonco. Aud how mnch
vleor It Ia to maintain nne's posltton In ths,
household by such means IA iboso than to ot1e,
brute violoucs to tho wifs u ones bosou1f Il
bolter Tar to ruts b. toys than foar.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Shtrsnen Inusx-Col. 3, D Cohlson, ptttshnra, r1.s
8, #. uovey, Boston. Msts: J. O. Haynes, New fofts
the lion J. schsrdson Rmirs. N. y; ". 8. oonfltJ,
Philadelphia, Pa; ". u. Kinney, Nav York; jamM
EAr's W.ssbusg, ra., George II. Wells, Rutland, VIZ
1souofl Norton, 1erstJ Vile. H.. L. II. Fox, Dttfoi
Mi.h.: Thomas 0ault, nttrilng, H.. 7rtmont 1otss
THO IIon. Clifford Z. amIsh, Nav York; OIL J. q,
Simmons. Davenport; TIN Hon. y. 2. Cum.
mingst Toston; @. .. Clayton. Alton; !. y,
TrodaiI jr.,. Cincinnati: dAn. II. n. Vail. Bainnors
the Hon. J. j. liaRernlsn, Hilwsukeas Henry Datss
buffalo: j. II. Van Hofn. jackson. ft!msF 1etNs-
q. r, Bsbcock Helena, Ark: II. Darolkhaitnsr Nsn
York; Osborn Wataon, virginia; pt. r. J. fAfrott,
Michigan; II. K. Bailey, United ssatss Army; 4. r
Forget. Moutteal: W,Iiam RAnsy, Ban Tranetseo; q,
r, Gooper and wills, Indians; 0eorRs co*1es, 9aass
meuto; Il. q. Hunge.ford. conneotcnt; O. =. 6taplsa
Walersown, N. Y .GTuna fadeUe Hote!-Df. T. 4 ",
Van Weeks Germany; Capt. q. J. LYls.ker, o. 8. a..
flen r. F. Wlnsfow and Judge J. D. Miller, lows: !.
lsuasett rsrtn., Moosac Falls T. =. WstneT, cinc!n.
nati Thomas L. K!utall, General Ftcgnt Agent, snd
H. H. II. CIarE, General Superintendent, union fsrida
EsiIroai tic lion. william uarnum, Fraaid&nt liz
auutt, Hapaas h Toxas f41road.
, 1876-01-14

closing at $12.30 CASH and sla.375 for Feb"
1unry. Meats were lcss active and caslor, at
tic for shoulders, boxcd, 1oac for do short
ribs, md loac for do short clears. F'ghwincs
wcro quiet ard unchanged. at $i.os per E"l-
Ion. Flour was luict, Wheat wa' more
aetiro md unsteady, closing 1t s1,ool cash
and oo;c for February. Corn wna dnl! md
easier, closing tame At 4a1o cash md 1870
for February. OATS were quiet and firm,
closing ut :'o} }c cash md 3olc seller February
Kyo was active nt GGa@c7c. Barley wns net
ire and irregular. closing at atc for Jannary
mud soic for Fcbrunry. Hogs wero dull md
closed wcnk Mt 2092a decline. Into sn}ea max
Ing at aG.s0Ga7.2o for comnon to e1sra.
Cnttlo wcro actire and firm. Sheep were
firm and unchanged. Ono hundred dollars
in gold would bny $112.G9l in greenbacks
at tue cloec.
, 1876-01-14

tho probability Of Southern gentlemen
boing compelled 10 lnbor! str. Hill, when
he addressed tho House vindicasing tho CON-
fcdsrato policy ns Andersonvillo, but cx.
pressed his se,,so Of tho great outraee Of tho
ninctecnt!s century, the abolition Of human
slavery and tho overthrow Of tho doctrine Of
BeecssionI
Tho exhibition BY arr. HIT was such rs
might DO naturally u1pected Of him, but not
,'ure 10 thnn tho nnanimsty with which the
Democratic rnrty nccc1'scd md nrplnnt!esl
al,e speech whicl, so fifty expressed tl'eir own
sentiments. Mr.. 1I1LL was their champion.
I1o did 1T Richmond and again es Washing
ton no moro than express tho satne senti-
mcnta they expressed during tile Var. 1t
1as been long timo Hlnco slavery and
secession had a champion in the House
backc. by majority Of tho body, and A1r.
Il1Lt's speech was not only u rato trent to
tho Democracy, but they took paius to show
how thoroughly they enjoyed 1t.
, 1876-01-14

all tho other persona Of the Same CLASS who
lavo voluntarily sought political rohablitn-
tfon. The hill waB nat moro amnesty
moasurc. 1t was bill granting politicai
restoration on Hrocsal terms not heretofore
extended 10 any nsl,er porson, md bill,
whiio 1t WAS genornl, was intended to 1nake
DAVIS case All exceptional ono. Under these
circumstances Mr.. BLAINE was right In insist
ing TINT JEFF DAVIS, tho responsible anlior
Of the Andersonsillo atrocities Should bo
excepted by any Hpcoial net Of amnesty.
While we agreo with our correspondent In
his estimate OF Democratic stupidity in pro-
posing this bill, wo insist Tint tho Repub-
licnns wero fully warranted in opposing and
Defeating the bill.
, 1876-01-14

We print a colnm,tnic alton from au stI In
dependent yotor Oh tA o subject of the Am.
uesty bill now pouding 81 Washington, Thu
writer oYerlooxs Tue III i point In the present
controversy. ofuln" .i.Iy thero would DO no
oppoaltaon to an oct granting amnesty to all
concerned in tho III ',elon. Tho Republican
party has never rcf iscd 1t to anY person who
Inns aaIied Tor 1t. Tile olass Of persons now
under political III abilities is, numerically, a
sma!l QUO. 1t ia / lnitutl to those who, as men,
bers of con gH's +, or officers Of tho United
States, memh II. OF State Legislatures, or rs
executive or n'lioial oflcers Of any State, Ind
taken All ont h 10 support tho Constitution Of
tho United ut &tes before engaging in tue Ae-
bolllon. NJ re participation in the Rebellion
does not i1a pose any political disability that
is the resa' t OF having violated an official oath
OF hdeltt j. Even tho requirement hitherto
enforced That tha party shall ask to have the
disabilit removed might, az suggested by
Gen. GRANT, DO diepeused With. But
in Il ds caso HAHpALL's bill granting
atnne' Ay was ostonta!ious!y presented and
urge 10 removo JErY DAy1a' disabilities,
wit aout subjsctipg him 10 the modification
OF asking the favor. It ia true, the bill in-
q ades everybody, but 1t is notorious that the
y Ill waa ~ much intended to be a special act
: omoving DAVIS disabilities a. II It named
/ Jun and no other person. It WAS form Of
mode Of compelling tho Republicans to make
special exemption Of JRrv DAVIS from the
request for pardon exacted OF s7xRaxss and
, 1876-01-14

The Kational Republican Convention Of
1876 viii ba hold in Cincinnati OIL Wtlncs~
day, June II. III tho National ltopublican
Executive Committee 0t Washington stub
born three-cornorcl fight was maintained be-
tween tho friemls Of Philadelphia, Cincin-
natl, aud Chicago, but many Of the former,
whom it became apparent that they could not
win, cast their strength with Cincinnati, and
hence the result 1t wills not denied TINT
Chicago offered the finest facilities anl tho
largest attractions but tho Committee yield
cd 10 the representations that the moral force
of tho Convention wAH OF moro importance
to Ohio than The 1ncro comfort and co1.-
Eenieuco of delegasob.
, 1876-01-14
patches.

Joakrn LAPAoE, the perpetratonof one Of
the most horrible murders avor known-tllat
Of tie village beauty, JustE LAsoMA1p, who
was waylid whilo on her way to school At
6uncook, N. H., md tho discovery of whose
frightfal!y mutilated remains md the intense
thrill Of horror which tho event produced
throughout the country aro yet frcsh In 1uiud
wan yesterday found entity Of murder in
the frat degree, und sentenced 10 10 hanged
at ths expiration OF term OF ono year in tho
6tate Prison At Concord. LApAGE su!lsnly
protested his Innocence to tho Inst, unl
though the oyidsncs in tho caso was wholly
circun,stastial In Its uatuse,-for there was
no witness to the awful doed, ,--eyerything
pointed conclnaiyely to the british Canadia,,
as the guilty 1nan, The law OF New Hamp-
shire requires that one year shall olapse be-
tween tho sentence and the execution OF tbs
death penalty, 30 that there IL little DANCE.
that tho wrong nan will hung.
, 1876-01-14

SENATOR DAyia, Of West Virginia, got
started yesterday Oh lis wiltl-gooBe cllnso
nfter gigantic irregularities in the nccounts Of
tho Treasury Department. IIe bud seized
upon collection of apparent discrepancies,
and these he made tho most Of, carefully
emitting to apply to the Secretary Of the
Treasury for explanation and enlightenment.
1Ir. boutwell,, whose experience st the Aeaa
Of tho Trensury Department made IT sasy foE
him to brush away the cobwebs in The brhin
Of the West Virginia Senator, began the
labor Of clearing up thu middle, but was in.
sasrupted by tho pressure Of executive Lusi.
, 1876-01-14

If any ono Of tue readers Of Tue TRIBUNE
neglected 10 read the auuuRl report OF Cor
oner DtETzscu, which was printed In our lnat
issue wo recommend him to do SO without
Dolby, Huce it is not only tho best report
ever malo by a Cook County Coroner, but
,y any other o|fioial Of tho county. It Is IL
model In its wny,--n gem Of the first water
shining among tue pasto of our official liter
ature. 1t is such report ns might bo e1-
pectcd from h genial aud versatile gentleman,
ansl iss hnmor, satire, and learning, rs well aa
its tvrse statement of facts and pertinent
commonts, will bo nll the moro appreciated
when wo recito the catalogue Of his various
accomplishments.
First Of all Coroner DrErzscr1 Ia poet of
10 mean peetonsiona. who cau siug tito lay
Of troubalour or tho martial struin Of a
soldier. lie is m agreeable prose writer aud
m admirable foui1lctonist. As Lumorist
he Ia very genial, aud Oh q scholar learned
without ntfcctation, both in classical and
.nolcrn lore. As public speaker ho Ia stir
ring mud enthusiastic; as a politician 10 Ia
courteous, high-minded gentleman, I1o
has dramatic ability Of high order, and
more than once has delighted 4is German
friends in comedy and burlcaquo. Az mu.
sician le can both sing and play, and Us G
critic is remarkably discriminating. 1Io I'M
derstAnds GsugH as well as Rom<o's npothe
cary. liz has studied cookery as M art, ant
takes con'menlab!e pride in his Wiener
schn!tzel, beef q Ia mode, broiiod snipe,
and Hnlals tint would be ruined by . droI
, 1876-01-14

.rf;,, tr n fttororu onrco nffhaur1t Hritt HIM In
lis ador,to1 to,,o,,o Il ;a otcoont m wcll na
s,,ra.s,iro w ornon,onto1 M veil ou tspfn1,
nxa;ou:; ~ i,,;aY nruorH W;incaa hin hr;.f
,sorn1;,ino w1 ] NM, an;ci,ina !.
Amoua fer,y.plos ma,s snte,ae., ouly ono conld 10
found Of ~oua 1t wns sesss.y aen'on..rat'a s"t It
y" lore-'l'.ar1o'ne d. nl'ed 1ovo' when ,'np;'lea
mn TO- 70 Gnu n n'' 1anss. - t ,n n,aro h.ys
eons br unfortunate en.tur....a WIN dio for ovos
eate have poconao "a coe'a among tho le'.'s
Of tho ti'm.msnt' and when shes 40 arpesf' ~, 90
..,"s.,.o, ..s ss ,.t,es, -, rioe,,,on.
ITcro IA a bit Of sntjre which JpyrxA1
n,;rhs bavo written:
Of the fourteen psraona accused os msrdct .nt hod
for tst.l u she caroaess Iesy, tsv ssa suloy!ue
ofet pas .aneF saseeapo s'!0a1n ~ so''s'. ua
BY wb,s M ,sems 10 n.ys ceumo hp ncrep.sl intorIre
ts.ou Of Amsr,can philanthropy towards Mo..iouss
tho mart'cFars. r's Arron'nrn nron mo ssssn4 os
nnan Fes 'ns, - "' . sss a Iot au .h ths
Il ,ro,t ~ ,nt,r1crino lin nnnia,,nan. az which
, 1876-01-14
THE BM0RE-NuIaANCE.


hetwcen tho average American city and tho |
average European city ia in tho mattor OF |
cleanliness. We allow dirt to accumulate In |
our streets till tho roadway is hall liquid and
tho crossings ankle deep with mud, except !
when the frost has congcaled the accumulated
filth or tho summer wind dried 1t .sp, and VIC
permit every owner OF a steanl-ongino to |
somit rs much black coal smoke upon oHr
beautiful and healta-gsviug atmosphere rs he
Gun crowd through his chimney every twenty
four hours. Among tho civilized nations Of
Europe neither Of these nnisanccs IL tolerated.
There the streets arc swept not merely ovory
day, but aro kept clean throughout tho day
by section.men, who pounco upon any de-
posit Of filth md put it out Of sight before 1t
gota mashed into the interstioss Of the pavo-
mont And this rule prevails In the small
vil1ages as well as the targo towns and cities
The method Of dealing with the smoke-nul.
aance isquitoas summary and effective. Every
larga consumer Of coal Ia required to use m
apparatus for burning his own smoke, and it
il made tie duty OF tho police eithor to arrest
any porson violating tho sn1oke-ordiuanco or
to report him 10 the nearest magistrate, who
| forthwith brings him up and fines him Us for
| d nlisdeuleanor
Afcw years ago the City Of London wns as
sooty aud smoky as tho crater Of Aauna Lon.
To-day, by the cnergotio notion Of her au-
thoritcs, hor atmosphere llas beon purified to
tho highest degree attainab]e by human skill
Her climate, especially in the winter, il moist,
cloudy, and foggy, so tint tho sun is seldom
| Ini, thu fEo - ,Eoro null
April. The difficulties she has to contend
against In dealing with tho asnoko.nuisance
aEo thus greatly aggravated. They may bo
set down, in fact NJ five to ono In comparison
with those Of Chicago, whore clear SLY aud
brisk winds almost always prevail. Never
thelcsH, tho perseverance OF tho London au-
thorities In dealing with smoke and SCOT
haa been such that from April to
October there Ia no moro tiscoloration
Of tho atmosphere in nny part Of tho city
than ia noticed in tho natural llaze Of our H.
dian au'nner. During The winter months tho
air becomes somewhat infecledwith the prod
uct of tho numerous chiuneys employed for
heating private Aouses. Tlia cannot be
avoided, but tho nuisance III quito inconyid-
erable NJ compared with tho dense, blinding,
aud choking volumes that were formerly
thrown out by manufacturing establishments,
mud which made London fog al impeuetra-
bio to tho vision as a stone wall.
We have alluded 10 tho experience aud
practice of London In order to show how en-
tircly practicable it ia for the City Of Chicago
to do AWAY with her smoke.nu!sance, wl,icl,
IL increasing from yaar to year. to tho great
, 1876-01-14
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE

aArrs or sunscnrr71oN trATAntr fT anSAkcx'
Tnstnxn i'rennth nj th'a Onlcc' ,o
fJaiiy Edition, pnat paid.
: Farts cf 5ear at aatno rnso.
Mailed Ia any adiresA fHDn wEEEf fnr.,,..:;: l'Vo
SundA5 Edltinai Literary and Religious deanlo :, m
meet
Tfi.Wsttly, po1t-patdt lycar.,....... .'''''' 'o"
Paris n yrAr At ranis sAts
wKExtY EDITION, foATFAtDs atm
Qp4ecpr, par Jrar'.
t11pb OF tve. rtEr c1py,.
[jub Of swenty. par So"
Ths psstA 70 II caus ftaEs which VI VIII FfspsF
Specimen copies sent frcn.
n nrsyaut delay and mistakes. ho Rnrs md giro
rpss~pfce aiross In fu Including State md County,
tsrttAnees may bt made either b. draft. c1lFess
rp4toncs order, IN registered ietteFs ~ OWE rtk'
TERMS TO CIr1 aunscHiuERs.
Daily delivered. Banday e1eerttd. - cents fer Week.
DAILY, delivered, Ruulsy Included 10 ren1s rcr WICK.
Addrea THE Tn1uuSE COMPANY,
Corner kadtsou and Dearborn. ats.. Chicago, Ill.
, 1876-01-14

NEW YoAx. Jan. 1s.-Egypts contributions "
tba Centennial Exposition hase arrived. Nearly
tho whole OF the Egyptian exhibit ID tia propastT
OF tho Khedlya. Mauy Of The oatiouA and ooattT
articles. such - Weapons aud o1namsnts frona
tho batbaroua tribea inhAhitiug the seuaota
regiooA Of Genital Africa, 3saela. .plaid work h
ivory, precious metals, and noh enabsoldorass u
golt aud silver thread. produced BY Asshasa
artisans Of Cairo, arc tAkea from ths Naston4
HuAoun, Wh,!o tho beat specimens Of sRTt
cultural products ara from tas sststss of ~
4hsdl1a-
, 1876-01-14

Gov. K1akwoou, of Iowa, tho United States
Senator tllut is to bo, in Ais ,,essago to thu
Legis'atnfc deala with tho pubic school md
currency questions IN straightforward Re-
publican fashion. l1o il asains: any division
of tic school fund for sectarian uses, a.sd
fayors return 10 harl.mouoy md n system
Of increased economy aud frugulity to prepure
for that state Of values. Ills yiuws On the
subject OF 6tats control Of tho railroads aso
by no means ultra -Grsngerisl4. lIe regards
tho matter as an experiment ut best, and nd.
sises tl1a Legislature to proceol with cautious
delibsrasion In devising measures for tho so-
1utlon OF the chcaI'-transtortation question.
a liberal abstract OF the more important fen
tures Of tho message is contained in our dis
nntcbea
, 1876-01-14

Tho repent Of tho ToTrEn law ii, Wisconsin
is recommended in tho message Of Gov. Lup-
1soTos, who reminds tho injudicioaS farsncrs
that the effect Of the Inv has been to impair
tho credit OF tho State, aud urges the necesl'-
ty Of careful and thorough revision of the
existing ennctn,cnts OIL this subject.
, 1876-01-14
PERSONAL

oakey Hall las rentod new of1cos snd Ia look
ing for now clients. 10 PASSES awaE tho glory Of
the world.
Paul Casp.gnac is running for Aenator in tho
Yosges Department. uo will probably r,,p
through any candidato who dare oppose llim
Dlsraoii grows fat fast. uo oeeps and wais,
gives aims lhrice In tho da' Z. ariukH vinegar, |
aud wea1s corsets, but all III eudeayoss run to |
waHtc.
Dom ptatt and Congr' ,ssr,au Banning aro
among tho hclrs Of tue Ia o Timothy Kirby, Of
Cincsnna:i who has loft T. roporty yaluod At bo-
s~oon 32.00o, 300 and o. ouy,o0p.
Long!oilow's poem. "I1s Hanging OF tho
CrauH." waa bnHgestci'. by visit, ten or doz-
an years ago, 10 tllo ono OF air. aud Mrs. L. L.
A'drich. who woto ID eu newly married..
Mr.. Dana th!nA that, when war in declared,
Flckifcnt Grant " Il exaru4o hta constitutional
rights and appoln AZ tho head Of tue army Ut
tho United state Gon pI,l'ip H. Sheridan.
The Rov. II. !: savago preached sermon IN
Doaton last sn odaY on tie public schools. Tho
newspapers y ~ 1t waB full Of c7!ntnou.asuao It
must lave Ien pretty bad sermon, then.
Sally Hos' J, = Kanaas girl, was married. tho
other Gay ,-con]uxatod III oil her moods and
tcnses. to speak, We predicate tho husband
will ind ho1 nj uctlye Yorb, best pafaod w1on
stlo ID II the frat perdon slngulsr.
LII 10 Of hia saotneata Of onthuaIaam Mr.,
Mood satd, "TeleRraph sbead and securo q
room ,n heavon." L. It possible ,.sa. hsA.en IN
son atltnea full or cerIaiu looula considered
mo 70 elig1blo thau oshots2
hitss Vienna DcmorcHt, tho daughter Of the
I amnus modiste, hhs abandousd all Idea Of cou-
tinulng her career public singer. The quail
itY Of her voice Is still unImpalred, though it
seems to have losl all power.
A1r. dratiot Washburns haTlng boon appointod
Becrotary OF tho United Statea Legation st ST.
Petersburg, has bcsn succeeded Ia the post Of
Second Secretary OF tho American Legation At
: Para by Mr. Henry Vsgnaud.
, Mayor Lowis. Of Nav Haven, while making
lts New Years oalln was shut In = door a. TO hts
oont~taits IN such rnanper that ho could not
roach tho be!i-pu!!, and Aai to remain in that
unpleasant predcalnens I'LL lilo next caller At.
J | rived.
Mrs. Van Colt, The famous keytvatat. ia over.
. whelmcd with k4sos frou. loE fonlaIo friends At
u tho ciose o! each servicn. 9ho bcgs them to
llesst, but without avail; and IL is becoming =
= porlous question whe.hcr ths awful conBo-
!. quences Of hos preaching ART. compensated by =
: fe,r brands p!ucked from the busulng..
pnptlas newspaper in tne East IL publishing
serial story entitled 'afabol Gruy; a Holiday
O saotcn," Tbs I,ulependcua, an authority In sucb
IL n,ntfers rorar)s the tit}a M Unfortunate inas.
r,,,cI ~, ). tho ou!y Mabol 0rcy tbo world kaogs
-, was not.a Lont1ou c,,,rtonan, for whom the
i. o.,ah-,,o1 .M.te, Walt,oa vcro vrtton hv nan
). nnd,rav"
MI. ,,,<,,,.,, ,.,s .,,n.o T., .-,,,h l., H.,
:. ~ 49," s4tIs ~ n.y.. m.,a,.s ~ 80 's;."r
~ 'oror 80. ...1. "r..s., =,
=, ~, s,.ino 1hc stato ocnt rama ii, oolty fron
J. Mr cl.rence noucu bim.*1f nasajnr through
II nut ono ,nnnth m its wny tn tba ot,ice. 1iowcu
, 1876-01-14

The Senate yesterday confirmed the Prcai-
dents nominations Of the Hon. ]. RUSSELL
JONES o. Collector Of the Port Of Chicago,
and Col. nouEnr 1iAcFEELr rs Co1nulissary-
General Of the United States Army.
, 1876-01-14

Further consideration Of tho Thrift bill b.
tie House Committee on Ways aud Mems
will be deferred until indications aro Mt hand
from the Committee on Appropriations rs 10
the amount Of expenditures to be provided
for and tito degree Of reduction coutesn-
pIatel
, 1876-01-14

Tho Senatorial contest in Kentucky still
RACES, with slight advantage for BECK, who
on tho sixth ballot Ind 10 votes against 81
for WnI1AuB, % for LESLIE, mud u for
ETrvvEncn
, 1876-01-14

hnren, chuseu ny tho henu lHoaARsES, hha
induced tho LONDON Times to Investigate tho
manufacture Of informal machines, as C4ey
are technically called, for Tho sinking OF
vessels, aud the developments which 1t printa
display dcgreo Of fiendiah n,nlieo In human
naturo which II IL nlnost impossible to be.
lieye. 1t finds tint about three years ago q
machine very similar to TINT of TuoMAssEN'a
WIS found on board FRENCH steamer, con-
sitting Of chest containing powerful e.
ploling compound and an exploding apparn-
tus, the principle of which was TINT of the
noodle gun, tho needle being driven Into
pri1ned cartridge by clock-work In the
TnoMAssEN machine, instead Of tho nectlle
hammer was used, which was intended to
slriko tho explosive naserial. The Times
moro than intiinnloa TINT THostAssEH CONSTRUCT
ed the Aratnnmoa mnchino and III Tho scco'd
substituted the ha1n'ner for tito needle, from
tho fact that tho mechanism Of tho Arst be-
caulo publicly known. Tho sccond machine
described by tho 1n''<s Is tho "coal shell"
hollow hrass ca9s'hg, palhteu TO fesemhlo
lump Of coRi. and nl1ed "lth ah explosive
compound. These nre intended to be thrown
| a,n,np Tim cna1 In tho tn,ukers nntl with Il
| ,t,,,oIo,1 ;,t, lin f,r,o,,, b,,ao+h tbn b,;t
ers "ilelo tuey WIZ eAploue atu Ill all prooa-
! bility CAUSE the loss of the vessel. 1t will be
| retnnnhereI TINT tha Confelerates. in our
,,u, ,vor ~ tho 1,,,,o,1;o, ,ttom,+o,1 +ho ,,ra
o"A ""0 "a s''e Ase"e' "@'e''Al'S" '"4e """
OF coa4 sael!s, Gut Wltfout any Rcr1ous re-
! Gults, probably because they Wero Us
/ bunnlinplv cnnstrnctcl ns the torne
| -, ,,,;.,, .,h;.1, .,,o. =, .,1o..,
peaoeS n''a "neA Ivy ~ plsna'
, 1876-01-14

The Chicago produce markets were very IT..
regular yesterday. Mess pork waa in fair de-
mAna and 2l@so lower. cloa'ng at S19.2o
caah and $fs.se5 for February. Lard wss
srsn>7"-"'"'s- a~'ive ard .'u per 100 lbs lower.
, 1876-01-14

WOODS observation-disclosures Greet, hetvecn Dear.
born and Stale. Afternoon. " The Adventures of q
Country Girl.r EyEnluy. Cndot the oa&iJat.'
, 1876-01-14
OBJ (gb1t1go Gribn11t.
Eriday Morning, January II. 1875,

GrcenbackB at tho New York Gold E1-
change yesterday closed at ss3.
, 1876-01-14

ACADEMY OF siuBIC--1talssea tsteei. lefwcen
Madison aud Monroe. EhHagenucnt Of the Georgia
11fu,trtta.
, 1876-01-14

Old Trob predicts clear weather, with
s1oH1y-rising temperature, in this region to-
day.
, 1876-01-14

NEW CHICAGO THEATRE-c!ark s.rtet. between
Randolph and lAka, Eugseementof Of callondsrs oeof'
6ts Uipetttls
, 1876-01-14

tDE1pIn THEATnE-Desrhorn slrset, corner
Monroe, Tho Organ. Grinder" Variety crfoEmahre.
, 1876-01-14

COVENANT LODGE. No. s!o, l.. r. X 4. M.-src-
etA Cou.,nuniea at!v., thlA friday cvctnR ut ':jo
pIciocl al CortntLian Hall, 1877 t"st Ktn,te st 1pr
work or the NJ II. Degfee Vii lag brethren cotdiai.
II inrt.ed. by order uf tho ". ii. .,,
, 1876-01-14

TAsu1S1ToN CHAPTER, No. ~, Il. 4. M.-Hpc.
eia1 Cpnvocatinn this friday, aftsr'oon jan. II at
7;31 O'Clock for WORK on Il. 4. Degree. Visiting Cun
panons cordially insitod. Dy or'er of the ~ f. II. T.
QtiAH, u. WRIGHT, Eee.
, 1876-01-14

rOoLEY.s T11EATRE.-Ranioph street, between
TycupA. "MAtlhk."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-21

CHICAGO, april Extraordinarily
unchanged. " heat-Heivy; No. sPrlnl
81 ok spot; 81 UIK seller May; 81 04At
/ 04JS seller June; No. 8, 99Jia921 70; re
jected SEC. Com-Quiet and steady; No
.,471za4sc spot; Axe seller April 4ssl sXt
seller May; i7Esc seller June. Oats-Qulet
No. 2, SIZE spot; 3S1EaS3Hc seller May
S3aS3I Ne seller June. Rye-Quiet ut &C 5zc
Barley-Firm at g. &c spot; 6O Iza6041c sci
Ter May. POrk-Dull II $2l 95a92 0O spot
So 20 seller June; So IS seller July. Lard
Dull at $l3 10 spot; Sl3 l5HlS II y Sellel
May; Sl3 3I1ial3 IS seller June; Sl3 "a
seller July. Bulk Meats-Quies at s5SI
l2tl93sc. Whisky-Quiet and firm a
Sl06E.
On call board wheat was unchanged
Corn u lower at 4sc May. Oats unchanged
Pork lower at SCI 95 May; So SIX June
Lard easier at $13 l5al3 TX May; SlS ~!
ai3 So June.