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Gen. RQsk's Argument Against the
Transfer Of the Pension
Bureau.
Tile Senate Passes tho Dill 10 Regulate
the Counting Of the Presi'
dontiai Yotc.
A Wrangfe in the House Over the con-
gressional Salary Question.

AftiAf'4u fiAeot'
Sp<c'Gt pspatch to 1As Ch1eGun 7Ftostue.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Mnrch 24.-Tho House
f,,,,nittoo ~, MI1;+.vA Afu;ra IN nnal,;np vipor-
-. NJ. nas-...s ....,,i..t,,, nr ~, 49, ,r.
oaets ~ ueaua"9 so ~" 5"1n - -. .-ov;toa
Congress passed June d !ofa' " "a8 l1o''oca
tn tho National Cetpetsrv to bo marked With
am.l1 4,oadstone. with tho nano Of t.1e soldier
' - H.. a..4. .,,aarl,1,, u, .,o,,, o,d
anu sau n4ao ~ .uo ot.,]o s'e.A ~ ~. ~
ho Bls'l Within nnesy oaSS o1 tno psssaso .!
this act adVestino tor sealed pfoposslS o,
to.5sto1ca !, .tc. ntn' 1,v mn act of tho
u'a.'Soaso' @ ,sas ,,.,.r..
hext congress lug uno>pouusu o4
OF money appropriated to carry out tMs ac3 Was
reappropriatod. Tho contract Tor furnishing she
,.,,1. +.
Suk' ~: .,
IL. J. Walsh, OF Nov fofR' VINO was
ONE or TIE ussuccEssFUt D1DDEnst
hna toatfticd that he submitted bid to furnish
So. .,oro. ,noaa NJ foratcn uh,to n,art1o, in
s11o0e ~ T.. ~, ,h, .,.c;ecot;nra
III seaPccts III accosu"teo "..n - Wv
for s925,uoo OF Which szoo,ooo "ouso posesoFueo
to tho GovoEument in tho form OF dutcB
On the imported atoao: When oil tho i'e
o'l'o nao pspa 'uuou na'.". sso5 nsao,.wa of,,ec
IN ol1loer OF the VuatIet1nassos-eono.ai oeo'
and WalsliA bid vaa tho first fehA "alah BAYS
that, utter tho terms Of his bid was known,
Bridges, tho succossfu, bidder, slipped into tho
%''"N An 1NronuAL nip
.s1,ich bna boan nhtslned frnm tho War Depart-
fnont and uIacea iu ovldonco, III which ho offer
oi to take tho contract for aNo, ,oon. Walsh pro:
tested on tho spot tl,at such bid
ca,leo 1t WIS submitted aftor somo Of tho
ynuA ssas Irrnrnlar In form: aud thirdly, because
, 1876-03-25

Mr.. Hpurgoon notlcos IN tho hrtstldn Qlooe.
OF Loudoo, = tanaouoy In England which has
excited approximations and caused sumo COM
mont In thls country also. lie says; "Whht
with tho attractive accessories OF 8undsy-school
lea4on-papess and earts, there is getting 10 bs
dsplorsbie lack Of good, faithful. ea1neat, old
fashioned Atady of tho Biblo,r
, 1876-03-25


WAEn1soroN, D. c. March 24.-Afvin @.
Leighton, Jatnea Leighton, aud Saith Arnold.
poat.tralors, voro examined to-dny. and tho
statement waa elicitnd that Con. uedrick re-
ceivcd largo sums for obtaining ono Of tho ap-
rointnen:s; that $500 mouth was paid 10 Or
villa Grant, md s100 contributed for election
eerug purposes.
POLITICAL CONTRADICTIONS.
J. D. Hammer testified that ho obtained tho
appointment Of post-tsader At Port Gibson at
tile request Of ex-senator Mcdonald, Of Arlan-
Bes, VITO asked for 1t es porsouA tnyur. Tho
witnoas pad no money whatever for hiH appoint
.nont, but had bocu aAsessod, and paid $lG0 to
tho Republican Executive Committee At Wash
ington. Ho had no partner.
lcceF1 was takon.
, 1876-03-25

Tho Charlotte N. O) 0b.e1rtr says thAt freedman
u that city approached citizen tho other dsy, aud
aksd him Z ho would heoept the Mayoralty. "Far'
ei1 Tho sabG yoo!. "we nggsfs whats somebody Tor
fAyoF wnat let do loose, what1 lot do bar
ooas stay open ou 6unday, an whatll let do gam.
Hers !so hell every night II dty wants toi an Jul Il
pat do man dat We wauts.a
Can 1t bs possible that Mayor CoLy1N has do"
ssted Chicsgo and taken up bis residence 1t
1hAilQtto7
, 1876-03-25

WAsulroros, D. O., March 21.-The Chair
laid bcfofo tho Senaso tho uouBo bul In rclalio1
to political contributions.
Mr.. Davis suggested that tho bill bo sent to
tho Committee on the Judiciary.
E1r. Howe thought 1t affected political uattess
moro than anything else, End that thore Haa no
la,Y question connected with IT; that my corn-
mitteo was competent to uEestlo with 1t. and he
suggested that II bo cent to the Committee On
Privileges nnd Elections Agreed to.
Mr. Howe presented memorial from tho
Chamber Of Commetpo OF milwaukee,. Fossao''-
strnt!nG sga,net the erection OF 4 bE1oee aeEoeS
the Detroit Iiyrr Detroit aud asking thas nesaoEa
be taken to tako tbs traffic hndef hao l4Fes' 'I ~
orcr 1t. neforret1
Mr. Cameron yyisconsin} presented the memorial of
tbs Legislature Of wlsconain Ia relation to tho !n
aSt ns s e. psoo of hs Chicago
1ock 1a.and Railroad t. hayo REFUNDED sa1 q r. HoS
ssss4 y 1sys een s sa
rho senate voted to adjourn over TIL Monday when
r. uhsir lad before tho scnato tho bill the
sioux Indian deficiencies, with = notice that tho
ouss will uot agree 10 tho amendments Of tho sen-
Tie fcna.e voted to an1!ss uron its asnea!menu,
and askcd tor committee Of conference, md esa5s.
Wtthcr, Allison, and Oglcsby weso srpcluted
TIE P0sI-AoCTE E11I- -.
Tbs Senate lion took up TOR consideration Inc foe'
M Aanl m y, ssiu ~ '1o ,i ro,,,cs .nI hi msda
n,-r w. ~ f,nm ;Terrnt members ns 10 t1e
personal n4aIS t11iu %nc1vs % rrnH hoS - r1ctcn
necessity .. @ ~ ss ,, u1u a's, a. t,cy s; rarcfnly
out saa ,1'se..5u oy A rnnn ~ MI statement tha
ena LII ,ir ~ hn.tu ~" iii r+,,I In fniL
oensso Mouu n1 ~ mrir@ rnich H. Har.ent sal Ict
thu send c.r mail mater by strote Of
no pe. II "" akc L. 10 ,n.a ~ .cnH ,n,,1s in
III H n.nrer tTsn It digs will STAMPS oil
tna "ann1s A. s',,,aSni III. ocnnunv ,n,rht BE- caf.
tAc!ns ~ ptne,so 3.s 'No..ts ,is,- t.onorc.a
neg n.tle !a nGss t. ~, t,tn cn1n,,nic.tinu via
eha ecnhtuIa nRhi ~; W ~ t.s4n1 r-ivIi.1s IJc no.
thelt t ~ y .aS nH ssrn.t"-s shmiJd ID
ueFea y nRos nlat t nslis ,Lts tnnir ronsit,nnta
pefmi1seu 70 , m rntcd mi nther.
wise a. thsy accmed necessary ,,,,a- r,,,,. and
Ihe oaa "ss A"eaooo 90 ~ "1l1''A io''3~'
l4eoso' ,r,,nr ,,.c.nnrrsn.
Tho bfll providing That Nilsou McGanaes' uI
of the District CouEt or tue MeaeEn "n,, u.s,,a,
l NJ PAM
, 1876-03-25

lit. Thurman sad ho 1t loas to ece what 6enA.
tors could In this bill! Of partisan 1sture. a,i
moved reconsideration Of tho YOto wharcby tho blu
wa rasaed In ofder TO giyo ono tnoro cisncu to 1
aome bill to n,tet tho gueaion when two sots Of fe-
turn4 sent In. lilo did hupa slAs IN tat chaHtss
feeted to naeot tho nsoca4ty Of the csse not teso
vesp no hopes Of getting It dono u this OonR1ess.
Tho motion onteIed ard thb ssaale took up mo
Consular md Dlplotn4sio bill and made It she otaes
M husInesa md then went Into executive sessloa saa
6oou aftst adjourned I'LL Monday.
, 1876-03-25

surnett'a FjnvortnK ExtrnGsts.1inS 1 IT.. lbs,
nFity snI ureat gtrpngth. They ate Warranted Tree
co1lpsition Of rau,y of tbs tactaoa1 1Eo!s nasafa
now in tho market.
, 1876-03-25
INDIANA

Spee{at Dtspateh to Tht Chicago Tribune
InplANAro1ls, Ind. March 2A.-The state TO-
day made 4 loan Of &510,0uo on three yoar pes
cens bonds, 10 take up bonds OF the same
amount dua noxt month. Tho bonda we're no.
gotiatod ut par.
, 1876-03-25

BANKRUPTCY GASES.
5pkcfat Dtspoteh 10 1'hs Cheaoo 15teunss
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, March 2a.-VoluntarY peti-
tious iu bankruptcy were aled to-day in she
bankrupt Court by William Il. White jcFseY-
yIlIo Alvin q. Hart, Jersayville, md Thoodo1a
N, Howard, bloomington.
, 1876-03-25

wanau1s Friend 1.-The lRcy. J. G1s
wheatr atfssuurg, "a, declares Wtan1Ets Pine TREE
Tsr Cordial !" haa been great bessn9 y ~ VITAL
/, il ufalibis III complaints Ut Tue funa9 ~. lal
ia tlIo blood clasrs tho compla11on snd lnaxes fosy
checks. Improves tho aplcato. ant 1fsnstlens LILO
uYntetal
, 1876-03-25
1Fn11Sk-

1fnCBE. =.
Hr. Holman presented tho msuo.ialo Of me Wotasns
TenpeEanee League Of tnlianat aski1 ios 'sslstsnon
Z, tomnerauc III TIN ua1cd stAtcA Aetarrod
Tr 1iiount {rotn tbs Uomnttee Oh Appropriations
rspotted Iii 70 supply dsneleney OF Aaoo fos 70
msnufAc&uss Of rosA-catds fas LIZ year eao1us u'e
3Vth Of June, lGs6. Passed. .r,,..
III. Wiltshire, tom the Gutnm!tsco On Indian Anafs'
, 1876-03-25

ha IA = "mors married." msn than Dolknap ~
and Voltalro nover heard OF him and nounts'n
Moadow.
a negro Judge In Bouth Carolina sent man
to jail for twenty days Tor esalng '@oS it''''u
. duct-lcBged halfos. |
} Charles Boade is going to run ovoF tho ocean
for tho Centennial. As hononCutos 10 WILL OK I
tenl htm our diminuti7o Welcomes
Two railway carriages havo boon built In nrus-
se]s at = cost Of $4,000 for tho use Of Queen
Victoria during hot traYola on tho Continent.
Tin Hon. D, L. Phillips, President OF tho
sd4,o ypu,7qal Company, returned 10 Springfield
Yesterday, aftor ak months nbaonoe OIL the pa-
clio coast.
bfr. Thomas q. shcarnan has taken stock in
Tho Christian U,a1on, but It IL fcarod that ovon
his pouorful Influence will not Rvort tho decay
| of ch,omo journalism,
r,,o 1,oston ,,,m;ror. NJ Tam pasuo want to
t,vo a h,,ot -, thc;r 1oitv n.coA In Independence
! HALL philst,olphin and ste wiling to subscribe
| q. 400 for tho purposo.
A. cr.hna,aa,,o noston eo,rospondont main-
t,,ns ,1,at I'm l.to " r. nobinsou {" Warning
Inn =, wns. With ono exception, tho ablcss man
! Tin noaton preae bas developed in century.
| ro,, E,ds ;,or,nf,a ,},o first naymont on hfs
tt4.. ..,. =. n,,o .ocn-cf, dontl, of 90 foot of
.yotsr ~, TIN har. Tho full 80 feet, ho thinks
| viii In fount hv Tho latter part Of noxt summon.
| rbo ,,.,odv vb;ch ia now atfltcttug 30 many
| 80. 0,.:.,..ar,o,, ia ra,tci l,v tim Washlne-
In ,,nva,cI,na ttroatrot, Ills ca,,sod by I'M
.s~taa. .r.,n,,. and rant of nrnnor yentilsttou.
.,... 1.,no. f.or,1o, 1,on,,c.t In
~ Ao. a., fo,1. aond }oon c,,umnt
e!oSo'syeu' " s.,n,r nse 1oao ro,a I'm ,,oraonn,
"',os n'u ,, ~ Ta..'.,,', .s,. nos, noe,,l;.r "a,
so,u.1n ,.u ~ 0''e' ''''
, 1876-03-25

There ia IT Inst defense Indicated In bohhlf
~ 4h,t 1roat refor1ner. SAN TnpEN. to the
suN' III. ..,.... - ~, Dt.nn,,.-, -
1hargo that no, "lth otno1s oi tno otIeo.or5 u
lie st. Louis, Tcrro Hsuto d Alton Ratsroad,
N...,.1 ~. .,,.,1,,. h,,a. ~ that ro.a IN tf,a
Smpc11'oo tno ~ .ta @ oonuo =, s"", .osa ~ .ne
mount OF 4b00,o00, for Which they arc no"
luoo' upon III" tcolsAn'A"''on - W. oo'.pAus
flIpEN and his nsBociatoa. WHO. III iofeclosufo
mic. as q Purchasing Committee, bought In tho
property Tor tho s5ocK and ooau Aoloaia' foees-
I'd from tho latter tho atocGB nnd bouds tusnod
-. l., ..,r,,rr mn, ,bot nrrc},uoo Thnra
PFei Ill paSnent upoA '4'"t puleu"ao -"aeo .,'
ptock and bond holders Vero to rccotvo for tho
,..,o s,ocka and hnnda of t1ho INV Cornnnnv.
san'o' osoeap 49,, aua 1870 ..',. ~" ,,s n .,'s.,
II1pEa and Ills assoclates, having mhoo tneu-
,o!ycs Directors Of the roorsanlzcd Company
70 aush so.eu ~ 'uenso'foo ~ .n0 o,on"''us
Committee tho stocks ind bonds OF tho now
ro,nn,r~ In ha ,ea,ed In ttnaa WHO Ind str-
oomptn5, W ~ c...s...
foudofed tae occusttleH VI Tug of'Bsua' eompahs'
, 1876-03-25
WASHINGTON.

An Astounding Amount Of
Meanness Developed In
tho Headstone
Job.
The Successful Bidder Obtains the
Contract Through an Un-
dcrstanding with
Belknap,
While Bids Moro Favorable to
the Government We're
Ignored.
The Slabs Badly Wrought and
the Inscriptions Alb"
breviated.
Another Post.Tradcr Contributes to
tho Support Of 0rviIle
Grant.
Mrs. Marsh Knows Little Con.
| cerning tho Pendleton-
Bower Money.
Gen. Rusk's Argument Against th'
| Transfer Of the Pension
Bureau.
Tile Senate Passes tho Bill to Regulat
the Counting Of the Presi'
dentiai yotc.
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Two Jadases in The South Carroll.
la Legislature Betray
Their Party,
lad 60 Over to the Democratic
Side OF the House.
Louisiana Has Gone for Hayes by
1867 Majority.
The Entire Republican State
Ticket Elected by a Large
Majority,
Which Good News is Certainly
Glory Enough for
One Day.
The Republic is Safe, and the Ag.
Ony is Over.
The Republic is Safe, and the Ag.
Ony is Over.
LOUISIANA.

NEw ORLEANS, December 5.-The de-
ciaration of the returning board gives the
lowest Hayes elec;or {, 43. majority, and
the highest 4, 567. IL il understood that
the entire Republican State ticket has been
counted in by $500 majority, and good
majority in the Legislature. Particulars
will be given later.
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II may he observed that no attempt is
made to hunt up out -of-the way or IN
known places TO find names TO endorse
Simmons Liver Regulator
Hon. Alexander II. Stephens.
John w. Beckwith, Bishop of Ga.
Gen. Jno. B. Gordon, L. S. Senator
Hon. Juo. Gill Shorter, Ex-Governor of
Ala.
Rev. David Wills, d. d., President Ogle-
thorpe College.
Bishop Pierce Cof Ga.)
Hon. James Jackson firm Howell Cobb
< James Jackson, )Attorney-at-Law, Macon,
Ga.
Jno. B. Cobb.
b. L. Mott, Columbus, Ga. d&w1t
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A spicy sketch descriptive Of trip over
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Rail-
road, the beauties, scenery md pleasure re-
sorts of the Rocky Mountains, BY aNym
Crinkle," the musical and dramatic critic
of the New York World, sent free on appli-
cation, together With the San Juan Guide,
maps and time tables of this new and pop-
ula1 route from Kansas City and Atchison
to Pueblo, Denver and all points in Colora-
do, New Mexico, Arizona and the San Juan
Mines. The finest line of Pullman Sleeper
on the continent between the Missouri Xiv
er and the Rocky Mountains without
change. Special round trip touristS tickets
from the Missouri River to Denver At $50
good to stop of At all points.
Address, II. ANDERSON,
Gen. Passnser Agent,
Topeka, Kansas.
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Tho American People.

No people in The world suffers as much
with Dyspepsia as Americans. Although
years of experience in medicine has Jailed
to accomplish a certain and sure remedy for
the disease and its effects, such as Sour
Stomach, Heartburn, Water-hrash, Sick
Headache, Costiveness, palpitation Of the
Heart, Liver Complaint, coming up Of the
food, low spirits, general debility, etc, yet
since the introduction of GREENS AUGUsr
FLOWER we believe there is no case OF Dys-
pepsis that cannot be Immediately relieved.
10000 dozen sold last year without onecase
of failure reported. Go to your druggist
r. PARHAM, and get q sample bottle for 10
cents and try it. Two doses will relieve
you. Regular size IS cents.
Aug 4.eod6eoN.
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In TIE Dtsfrict Court OF LssvsHU0J County, Aaysrs
JOSEPH klESESKROG.k, Executor OFT
the last VIII and testament OF Ca-oIIIa
Schmees, decd, PlaintIn
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| * In con per day a; home. Samples worth 81
W " vGU Tree. srISsos Co, Portland, Maine
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Strong Nerves an A,tainabie BIesSn.

There are many who have Fever known the
blessing Of strong ner Is, having been born with
weak ones Thcse who have, and through dissa.e
or some other cause. hsve suffered q loss Of nerve
power, can, by con rast more fully appreciate the
magnitude Of that los. The true way to repair
it Is to tnTigorate the system through the medium
OF improved digestion, sec.etion, and the es'aS-
lishment O: regular habit Of baiy, three results
invariably accomplished BY tie use Of Hostetter's
Stomach Bittsrs, which insures the thorough coz
rersaton Of the food into purs, RoarishIng blood,
from which the nerves, In common with every
other part Of the bodily economy, gather vigor,
the grand prerequisite Of health. The great OBJ
lection to sedatives and narcotics is that they no;
only exert No tonic h auence, tut are always fol-
lowed by hurtful reaction. Such is far from
being the ith the Bitt rs, the primary action
Of which is most saluiary, ana whose alter elects
,Te beae fetal in the ez:reme. eoddw
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G11 . day at home. Agents wanted. Outfit and
Vl6 terms free. TRUE CO., Augusta, Maine
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A Sure Thing.

DR.. Kings Syphilitic Remedy is war
ranted to cure Syphilis in the primary, sec
ondary and tertiary stages, and in all its
varied and complicated forms, and will
cure the worst cases of veneral diseases,
cases which have resisted the treatment OF
the most eminent phys,cians of America.
1t cures the first stage and heals the ulcers
in few days. 1t cures ulcers in the mouth,
nose, throat, head, arms and legs; also,
hard pains in the bones and joints, swelling
OF joints, syphilitic rheumatism, ETC., in =
short time. Price, s. per package. Sent
everywhere by express. A treatise on sex
ual diseases free. Sent mailed for two
stamps. Sold BY Dr.. J, Dinsbeer, sos North
Seventh street, ST. Louis, Mo. Cures guar
anteed or the money refunded. Theo.
Egersdorff Agent, Leavenworth, Kansas.
april26oodxw-l07
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Sweeriy Scented.

Experience tells US that an unpleasant
smell gives the effect OF disgust to the love
lest features; while a sweet and delicate
oder renders the person Of the plainest
features agreeable and attractive. Now az
DIR. Prices American Perfumes are within
the reach Of ali, there is no reason why all
should not be sweetly sceRted. A delight
ful odor from well dressed lady or gentle
man il always admired, and DIR. Prices
Allsta Bouquet, Concealed Delight or Floral
Riches will produce tina: odor. d&wlt
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Mothers,

Castoria is the result of 20 years experience,
by DE-. Samuel Pitcher. Of Massachusetts,. IL Is Q
vegetable preparation as effective as Castor Oil,
but perfectly pleasant 10 the tase. It can be
taken by the youngest INF Ant and nerthe ssss nor
gripes. DR.. A. J. Green, of oysion, Ind, says
Of it:
sIks-I have tried The Castoria and can speak
highly of lis meiits. 1t will, think, do away
entirely with Castor oil it is p,cAsan. and harm
less, and is efcaeious sp riest and Laxative.
is the reTy thing.
The Cas:oria destroys worms. regulates th'
stomach, cure. Wind Collie, and permits Of nat
ursi healthy sleep. 1t is very efhcacious in
Group, and Tor ree,hing Children. Honey is not
pleasznier TO the taste, and Castor OH is not 80
certain N its Effects. II cost, INIT IS c,nt.. in
large bottles.
J. B. RosEA Co., &c Dey street, Nes York.
ssprs- v3m
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Murder Will Out.

A few years ago august Flower" was
discovered to be a certain cure for Dyspepsia
and Liver complaint, few thin Dyspep-
tics made known to their friends how easily
and quickly they had been cured by its use
The great merits OF GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER became heraled through the coun-
Try by one sufferer to another, until, with
out advertising, its sale has become i'm
mense, Druggists in EVERY TOWN in the
United States are selling it. No person
suffering with Sour Stomach, Sick Head
ache, Costiyeness, paipitstion OF The Heart,
indigestion, low spirits, etc, can take three
doses without relief. Go TO your Druggist,
r. Parham, and get bottle for rs cents
and try it. Sample bottles 10 cents.
aug24-eci&eoY
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Full Measure.

While DR.. Prices True Flavorlng E1-
tracts are full measure, other extracts are
short nearly one-hslf what they are said TO
contain-bottles made to look large to de-
called two-ounce favoring extracts, hold
but one ard one-quarter ounces, the four
ounce less than three ounces, while Dr..
Prices are full measure, just as represented,
strong and pure. One trial will prove that
Or. Prices Extracts are the strongest and
most natural flavor eod&w.
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Market Revie~-

Owing 10 the bad production in CROPS
in Iowa and Illinois, the demand for corn
aid small grain has been increased /, the
extent that Our local markets arr 10 scme
degree being called on to supply the def
cheney h. zee the wheat market il firm ct
prices quoted With an upward tendency, and
corI dealers are forced to psy the prices
demanded BY farmers. As our county and
State can only boast Of an average yield,
the drain On our markets, i: is thought,
viii be sufficient to keep firm. At least the
present quotations, and probably cause su-
ficient advance TO warrant standard above
present figures. Wheat was quoted yester-
day: No. 2, 81 10; No. 8, 81 No. 4, 90c,
and rejected 75c per bu.hel as prices paid
by millers. Lower grades seem to take
the preference and are scarce at prices
quoted.
Corn remains firm at 23@25c for yell
low, and PC for white.
Peach blow potatoes are quoted at 7C@
: 30 early rose, 55c.
Hay remains steady in small lots at
Sc 5eGy7 per ton.
Rye Ia unsteady at 40c.
Oats, 2Sc.
The pork market has been unusually ac-
i've during the past week and many large
OTIS have been purchased By packers.
Prices yesterday ranged from 50 80 to
- 40 gross, with good demand.
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l am sure no Cooking Stove that ever
was MADE has given SO great satisfaction
as the Charter Oak. The arrangement OF
tues is such as to always insure good
draft and quick, uniform baking, which en-
abiss the housekeeper to do large amount
OF kitchen work with moderate quantity
OF iuel; the Reservoir is unusually large
and supplies al the hot water required.
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Holloway's Pnls

Are . sure remedy for Ill sexual complaints,
and may be taken BY females Of all sRe,,
vhs are suffering from . disosy.aissd
system or thoa distressing diseases in
particular which frequsntly occur from in
atte.sioa at the TIM. Of life. They are 20
mild thas the mose delicate female NAV
t.ks With perfect safety: Is eus Psr box
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Stems Oriental stomach Bit.srs.

They are the great Blood Purifier and
life giving principle, perfect renovator and
invigorasor Of the system, carrying of all
poisonous matter and restoring the blood to
a healthy condition, enriching, refreshing,
and invigorating both mind and body.
They are easy Of administration, prompt in
action, certain in their results, safe and re-
liable in all forms of disease. These bit
tiers are especially adapted to the use of
Females. Mothers, if your daughters COM
plain of lassitude and exhausted vital en-
ergy, in this most excellent preparation,
you have the sure remedy; do not delay,
but secure bottle before it is too late.
Sold BY EsERsDoRF. eod&x
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\ MILITARY order has been issued from
the War Department calling general
court martial 10 be held at Cheyenne ON
the 18th inst. Maj. Gen. Pope will preside.
Several interesting trials are looked for,
during which some officers of considerable
rank from other departments will be inyes-
,ipaIsi
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LADIES!-Are you, or do you knew

LADlES!-Areyo you, or do you know
of any person, suffering from Rheumatism,
Toothache, Headache, Ague, or Swelled
Face? ANY bleeding of the lungs, soreness
or liberation of the throat, or inhammstory
pains, external or internal, in any part OF
the body? Has any accident produced
burns, bruises, sprains, wounds, inhamma-
ton or hemorrhages? Then resort to
Ponds Extract of the shrub Witch
Hazel, the most potent, clean, wholesome
pain reliever and healer in the world. This
assertion is attested to by every person who
has used it. We bnow Of no EXCEPTIONS.
1t is not patent medicine, and it is en-
dorsed in the medical publications of all
schools. Ponds Extract is sold BY all first
class druggists at Soc, Sl.00 and Sis per
bottle-the largest size much the cheapest.
If your druggist does not have it for sale,
request him to obtain it for you.