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Caused the Beating of the Long
Roll ia the Lower House
of Congress.
The Edge Of the Battle Reached, when
0enials from Hayes and Sherman
Pacify the House and the Count
Proceeds to South Carolina.
wade Hsmpioa, Throekmorton And Hancock
Breast the Fsry, and on the Following Vote
Add seventy pemeers;s 10 a Peaceful
Settlement Of the Pending question.
NOTES AND GOSSIP.
EhS Democrats Determined 20 secure
the Recognition of Hampton and
Nichols.

a"e Hrr"knfhoo OF hampton ana
Nichols.
WASHINGTON, February 23.--The
House Louisiana committee have
agreed to report hill recognizing the
Nichols government for that State.
Ii Is determined by the Democratic
House, beyond DOUBT, to hamper the
army appropriation bill with provi-
sions that can only be removed b. the
recognition of Hampto and Nichols.
To-day is big with events, but affairs
have 80 shaped themselves that the
best interests of the South caunot be
seriously affected.
disagreeable feeling prevailed in
political circles this morning, the Re-
publicans, on one side, being in doubt
as To the action of JUST ices Strong and
Bradley, and the irreeoncilable Demo-
Gratis, on the other hand, finding tina,
they cannot filibuster sufficiently long
to defeat result before the fourth OF
March, Mr.. Randalrs rulings making
the ordinary parliamentary tactics OF
calling the yeas ami nays Intellectual.
At an informal meeting at Speaker
Randalps house, it was agreed that the
army should consist of seventeen thou
sand men, with a proviso that the
troops should not be used in support OF
| either party governments Of Louisiana
or South Carolina.
Senator John Sherman Is with Hayes
at Columbus. The resignation OF
Sherman, to be followed by Hayes
election to the Unit ID States Senate
from Ohio, aud bis (Hsyes') subse,
| quent elevation to the Presidency oi
the Senate, and thence to the chic
msgistracy of the nation, were dis.
cussed here, il not at Columbus by
Hayes and Sherman.
j. Z. Kennedy, of Louisiana, was
under eross-examination this morn
ing before the privileges and power
committee. He acted with the Packard
Legislature; then went over to tn,
Nichols Legislature; didn't solicit
from Packard, Kellogg, or any Oh,
else, support for the United State
Senate; offered money to no one may
have said to some of the Packard Leg
islature that they would get mileag,
from Nichols, because Nichols hac
money and Packard had none.
The commission proceeded to thS
residence of Senator Thurman, ans
there adopted, by the strict party vots
OF eight against seven, resolution
offered by Senator Morton, decidinl
that the votes of w. II. Odeil, John c
Cartwright and John w. Watts, tbi
Hayes and Wheeler electors for Ore
gon, should be counted.
The commission previously voted OF
the question Of sdmissability o
Cronin's vote and rejected it unani
mously.
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THE OUTLOOK.
The Political Situation Exciting and
Threatening.

The Political Situation Exciting and
Threatening.
The Union strongly urges resistance
to the count, and a mbination to
make Conkling president of the Sem
ate. The Republicans threaten the
irreconeileables with Morton as presi-
dent of the Senate, ia the event of
filibnstering Hayes out. The cause of
the row this morning was that Sena-
tor Sherman brings the intimation
from Ohio that Hayes and Packard are
regarded as in the same boat, and
must sink or swim together. The po-
sition of Hayes has stiffened up the
Republicans and made them more
stubborn about concessions to the
South. 1t may happen thst the edge
of the battle will only be reached when
Conkling and Morton contend for the
presidency of the Senate.
wade Hampton OppeseA to Proleng.
ing the Couas.
A Charleston, South Carolina, dis.
patch says the News and Courier pub.
fishes special from its Columbia re.
porter, who has interviewed Goverro.
Wade Hampton to get his views con-
corning the proper course of the Dem
oerats in Congress. Governor Hamp.
ton said: 81 think 1t not advisable to
throw obstacles in the way of the de.
cision of the commission. We sub.
| mitted cur case to that tribunal, and Il
We have been deceived or BETRAYED
We can better afford to suffer defeat
which brings no dishonor to our party
than 10 incur the imputation Of actin.
in bad faith. Other legitimate mean.
Of redress are still open TO rs, with,u
our resorting TO parliamentary tactics
which may imperil the peace of III,
conntry, and would surely place us /,
false position. The interests of tn,
whole country demand . peaceful set
tiement Of the pending question:
Hayes Csnss - she Rrsss-mas u.as
eased . reitcy sAas ws.aa Ree.~.,.,
/ Psckaea.
A special hence to-day to the New
York Post says: sin . letter receive,
here to-day from CoIumbus, the state
ment b made by authority that Gov
crnor Hayes has not only not ex
pressed 70 his frieEds the probabl
policy TO BE- pursued BY his admiuia
Il
tsasion In rsfersncs TO the compIics
tious In Louisiana and South Caroliu,
but he Ways distinctly that at this tim
4 be cannot tell what Il VIII h @ f.r !
] lltslAtee - ths two Elates. r. dncleee
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Im BEv PmLlIrs BRooss in lecture
to the Yale student. on preaching, con
temus what he de=crines as the ten
deuey 20 scntimsntslism ia religion
He says that = hard theology is bad
tpt sof, theology is worse. Good
preaching ought TO stir mems brains
ant cousciences, aud not simply the
Feelings As 70 sentimental praying, he
'1Y,s The prayer may he too light. as
we.,h' too heavy to ascend saw once.
when ] was in London, the announce
mrnt IN a shop window Limp pray
ers IL only described book Of pray
er' with certain kind Of binding. but
htiruck me as being phrase peculiarly
applicable to many Of eur modern
prayers
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Instnn Depreciation. I'm ~,on,,s

CHEYENNE, Wy, February 2S.-Ad-
vices from Deadwood state that on
"Wednesday evening at half past six, =
small baRd Of Indians made al attack
on Spear Fish City, a small mining
town near that place. About one hun
dred shots were exchanged. None OF
the miners We're Injured, owing to the
darkness. The damage dcne to the
Indians is unknown.
Last night Boughten's herd of cattle.
which party OF armed citizens recap
tured from the Indians few days
since, We're again driven of by the In.
dams from the False Bottom minine
region.
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t.a.E uu...mw in Georgia, accord
...... t......us local paper recently
.... .u.I.Iiwn born to him in =
.... mtheN wasn't = Mormon
..... .la,E The prospect Tor
.. ..s tu; banner appears some
... under such circumstances.
......a.. .Ir SIS were voters
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l's majority Of Democratic members
'eiieve It 10 be duty 10 20 on with the
count, while minority are In favor of
resistance under the literal provisions
y Vie law. which would permit An arrest
Oi proceedings 70 the extent ofbringing
'epAration Of the two Houses upon
every State which remains to be counted.
ihsre - also the abstract right left TO
'he House TO follow the votes Of the peo.
p'e OF Louisiana and Florida. and to
count IN Mr.. Tilden. Thiswould be re.
'-i'Ation, hat not law II would bs lit,
'fal justice ne between man and man
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CONGRESSIONAL.
A Fair Days work I'm Both Houses
Appropriation BfIls In the senate
Anse-Beiiam Mail Contracts OecupJ
the uouse.

sh~ hsou~e-
House: Democratic members are
determin ed to defeat tae army appro-
prisiion bill, unless proviso is in
serted against the use of troops ia
South Caroiiua and Louisiana.
Mr.. Cate offered an amendment ap-
propristing 5000 for the second in
staliment for the statue of Admiral
F'srragut Passed.
The paragraph for the payment of
mail carriers In the Southern States
before the war having been reached,
Mr.. Conger made the point that 1t WAS
contrary to the express law Of Com
gress.
Without action on the point of or
der, the committee, at 3.l5, on motion
Of Mr.. Cly mer, rose.
Mr.. Clymer then moved to take q
recess till 10 o'clock to. morrow.
Both motions were made In rapid
succession, and with . good deal Of
eommotiou on the floor. 1t ~ the
general understanding that the object
was to stave Of any further action n
the presidential count, ~ rumor had
just reached the hall that the decision
Of the commission In the Oregon ca sc
was adverse to the Democrats. Tie
Republicans insisted On y vote being
taken BY years and nays, which re
sulted--yeas 100, maya I0s.
The following Democrats vot ed
against recess Messrs. Besbe, Ben
Campbell. Cutter, Goodin, Harden
burgh, Raymond, Holman, Kehlsr
Landers Of Connecticut, Lenains
| Morgan, New Of Pennsyivania, So
/ vsnson. Warner, Wells Of Missop d
and Whitehouss.
4 A Dsmocratlc caucus vas announce,
" take place Immediately. I
4 The senate psassd bills 70 rsmov
| ths politissi disAbtlitiss n Henry 3
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Prince Charles 40 Nahe n final ap,e.I
10 the Power.

VIENNA, February 28.-It IL stated
that when the Russians enter Rouma-
Mia, Prince Charles viii make a flBA!
appeal to the powers lor protection.
and there remain spectator of events.
The MontenegTin ambassador reach
Ell Constantinople, and the aruistiee
was prolonged by mutual consent.
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NOTES AND OPINIONS

Hold the fou--la oslrE alrt,
freeze d the O.d -oaih.
Tell ig % lie ularlusz-Tas so-a
that G,veruor R.cv j. - BE- Hsye--
secretary of the navy.
The New NorE Herz.s 49, lf a.
English lord thai be ds--se- aaI -
iy, hi 10 swell
The report taAg Dir. Lsnl - e.
tally injured a. toe OiymPil I1-st-r.
Was a buck-rau story.
Frouds viii b, the nezt Lord E-..E
OF Glssgow University.
Bradley wa- rAynSi - th- zs lz.rss
of the other side.
IL sherman speech B. -aalE. slr.E
i the use Of having eoI-llrlraz s-s
way?
The MechAn-e A-soe.stlsz ssls
fair treatment
Congressman Reagan l. a. a-1t.
whatever happens % U. Eeycn-
The Mild so1-s is tryiEs % zz.Es -
believe IL = all --hoHk-g daEy
Justice MiIer T. Accu-sd ai -s-l-s
pAriisanshiI. III hofyer>rilzs -
90 agsin=i the grain
Did Cohurn have the ty.irosE.e1a. O
or Was he tTyius % initiate W-u--
Bradley LIS stood ro5ly . 49, -
~. lie has yicl ~ith ell Wrls II
his devotion.
Robe-on wants a csdcisErg uara-
appropriation Have the euNl1Fas-a
and terrapias yin oat '
The CiEcinnzfi CaEn.srClsi -rssEs
Of "a late hotel thief Hss a1aa-
the gentlemen bursisrsr
Don PiAit writes cAruass N 1a-sl-
leads. We woul1 rAihs- - ta- go
in bis paper than u his Fi-,oL
Ferry ought 70 bs m1ch ctlss.i -
Bradley. he ges- ne 49, l1. - .i-l-y
work without hAslIS % Fsrfgrua H.
A Cincinnati oGios- eo.dsr ss--a.l..i
church the other >uEczy zad .la.l-,.1
Oehind a seAt when the uaiua.lrr S.ss
oct the hymn, .-Sirike The r--s1zaz1s
Lyre."
DE. Todd intEollcei alcoesl IN -
treatment ~ iossr. az La. .--li tzsa-s
years aso. lgt tie ho-pltAl 1uctrrs "a
London no~ -ay 10 more re.kass -
be allowed.
The Bait!m1Ts and Nes O.ri-a-- 80
itOTs are dispstins A. @ ~hilh clly -
the most bsS1;ifai lsSls-. Eak- g 49,
gentlemen. Can it a dr.~ s.lss -
have too good \ cz=s ou szea sal.-
Senator IuSAll- wants cozz-az
appointed % iaquire suto th- a--l
means Of destroy - Ia Ila1-1. a.
10 not see hoS Lat ca - i-z.. H.
loeUs;s have usa.i- their r-zzru- azl
the co mmizsiOn las no FisaE o. - -
hinc them.
About eight k1ndE~,i blll- l.ss 1--a
intEOdGced in the Gvorsl< Le<-l-z--s
Lhi- session That - the - 49,
iOus State yet heard fruua-
MidEat thinks tc saAii - tark e
Stamboul some uHie. blat b. }. "a q
| ali are he ali sn.l HAMS tn-r. -
may fud mo Hznid tl..E - 49,.
L. \ Grzat. jr-. I. so1zS lrts - -
hrm q DAVIS, worS. NsN.m-. a
Hilion, Ns~ Nork- hkAx xos.f a.
20 gst into = firm = hers tA-rs !. Wu-.E-
AlhAni has -iePFed ate tha1 -
in the favor u ne PArat.a y....ss
which Ps;ii has vae.tsa s-r a. -
F,iAa-e Of 81 fet-Ese1r< szf - L.a-
DON
There y wi-h eKPresss-i IN -
quarter thai Brs1n. ths zlln-t rs4.1-r.
had p-s---i his h.nd eva I.r.-ss.
hrov besore ths e9n4t-lca -
formed
Brigham lOang sr.nt- tIsorrs- -
ten dollars c>--. snd Ia ta.s s--s--s
ne does - othsrs a. h .o11la ~ -1..s
by.
, Ladies' custEale- ~ "a u<r,-r
than ever tbs sprirs. Ia ~. t.~v
sin siiek . sood as-l sis>-< 49, .
'Duehsr.
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NEW YORK, February 2L-Deeision
was rendered to-day ON disputed life
insurance policy case for ten thousand
dollars, favoring the company. The
policy excepted payment where death
occurred from surgical OF medical treat
ment. Death occurred from az over.
dose of bydrate of chloTaI.
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Turkey and ser,ia r.,en,nra n p.a..

CoSsrANTISoPLE, February 24.-It
is believed that q complete uD derstand-
ing will be reached to-day between
porte and Servian envoys, the latter
having accepted the Turkish eondi-
tions, except those claiming equality
for Jews in Servia and the right OF
Parte to be automatically represented
at Belgrade. Servia viii be evacuated
by the Turkish troops ten days after
the conditions of peace are ratified
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4 New England Paper on the s,.ua
asfgn

HARTFORD, Conn, February .6.-
Ihe Evening Post contemplat,s a
possible failure To reach the result 81
the presidential election, aud suggests
that the legisla ures of tile New
England States and New YORK al once
choose electors 10 act in November,
and thus withdraw that elton from
the excitement Of a new campaign.
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Enxi.nd's At,iiuae Toward R.,.,.

BRUSSELS, February 24-The lie
Nord publishes letter from st. Pc
tershurg declaring that England will
obtain no concession from Russia shor,
of an agreement for the coercion OF
Turkey. In case the Porte persists in
the execution of the proposed reforms,
Engiand's present attitude might even
precipitate Russia's decision 10 shan.
don an attitude which is neither peace
nor war, yet imposes upon Russia 81
wars sacrifices.
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General Certiss's Attempted Embark.
assea sas sssseasens Capture.

BaowssvILLE, Texas, February "a
General John y. Cortina siten pted 10
embark this afternoon for New York.
but was prevented aud placed la the
military prison. il Is believed he VIII
be court-martiaied and sho, for 10;
oeeying the cider Of President Dlus "a
present himself at tie City Of Mexico
10 answer for his conduct on the from
tee during the rast ten months. Gen.
eral Canaies. governor Of the state, /.
outside OF Natamorss with I, 80 men,
and Will aid General Blaneo 20 sup-
press any attempt ON the part Of Cor
tins's fris snds to rescue him. There V
great excitement In the city, and the
partisans Of Cortipa are dying 10
the Texas aide Of the Rio GraIde. The
authorities express themselves ~ thor.
oughiy prepared 10 maintain orde,
and execute the Law In case Of any NJ,
tempt At disaster.
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r.p probable that there will be
...a .. Congress after the inaugu.
.... of Oh. president None Of the
u.Ha bids have passed and
81. ru.. a#l pass none until they
... ..uu a, 90 Mr Hayes course
rar. @. >auth Carolina and Loui.
.- TUa I.tI-cs wishes TO Lc in ses-
.r au.u this question j. decided The
-..s.. nl also act so that a session
t..'a u..es.ary. They will consider
rn1 H.Ui the presidential question
I-...j aui it will likely take up
..rs . r.. time between now and
f.....u u' March to decide il.
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GRAND COMMISSION.
Decision Arrived Mt by strict Party
sote-rhe eomu,issIea Hold session
fn the Sick Chamber Of Mr. Thurman.

fn The Sick Chamber Of Mr. Thurman.
The commission reassembied in
secret session at 1890, and remained
in consultation on the Oregoncase four
and half hours.
AT three O'Clock, the discussion be-
ing concluded, aud Senator Thurman
not being able to attend the sitting on
account of Illness, recess was taken
in order to ascertain whether he would
prefer coming to the capitol, or the
commission should proceed to his resi-
dence and there transact business.
A committee, consisting of Senators
Bayard and Freiinghuysen, WAS APP
pointed for this purpose, and reported
in due tune that Senator Thurman
preferred TO receive the com mmission at
his house. AT o'clock, therefore, the
other members OF the commission pro-
ceeded in carriages to Senator Thur
mans residence. Senator Thurman
was found confined to his bed, where
he remained during the proceedings of
tue COMMISSION.
The commission was formally called
20 ofuer oS Justice oiiuorns anu vote
was taken on the following PROPOSE
tions which had teen informally sub
mitted aud discussed, but not voted
upon, during the days session
By Mr.. Edmunds:
Resooed, That the certificate signed
by h. A. Cronin, J. n. I. Miller and
John Parker, purporting to cast the
electoral vote of the State of Oregon,
does not contain or certify the consti-
tutionai votes TO which the State IS en-
Titled.
Justice Field offered the following
| a snbst,,ute
w,,,.D,e w yy.,.a ,a.,.
in certificate No. as an elector of
the State OF Oregon for President and
vice PRESIDENT, on the day OF the elec-
@ isze hsld an @ of,ins 90 me, oaenes, ans rrnt ,
nnJ,,. ~, Ir,;t.ai So. .,,...as'1.p %
-, 'ri.o. .,sa.;,,I w g.
-, .h,; ;,ai,'.;hie -. -, a'.s !
slectar within tha asnreas @ far,ns la1 nf ,bs y.
eans.;,,,,an e'' 'e' 'A'' u 'iie
n..,
| neiecseu. ayes, . nays o.
Justice Field then offered the follow.
ing:
WHEREAS, AT an election held on
the 9Th Of November, 1875, in the State
| u Jt, eon p,. ,1i ~ ~ 81 1e'aeae anu
~, n o1eh, ). ";
- -, -. 's " Iecsiseo
ads., y. 'ose' e0ss ioi
e'sS.o U pus CT, w.
| HERE oaiu VS.. hoiuihs an
D.i, " anu piou1 uuuer she
s.,,. ouiaea a. 49,, .neiisio'e TO Tue
oh,se VI elee.r,, ,here,o,s
go, aes,se.u, inAe ~. ssIu oaeai anu Cart.
ass s ea s., 'us y ohy pslsns uuly
e.an f.s,,,. ~ sau eosisn, anI .os.e va
:, a.s.a' ua .ne ps'' Vi .he oiate te
eiees sne 'hiid e'eosof'
Rejected ayes Z, nays s.
Justice Field then offered the follow
ing.
wu.rr .
h.. ane Ies,s.a.nIe oi ore
,,,s son nas nsaae no no provision ior the ap
congress. where there was faiinrs s !, =
make choice, on the day prescribed b,
law, therefore
So. I =, 49,, tI.~ -
chasen @ ~ W., ws. % inanara,Iv @ S agd iwo wo; 9ersohi
Raiac,aa. a,ss navss
| Mr. Ravard then ofIeraa tho f,,,o,,
,na. s 'os'o "
hesosssd, 'fhat the vote OF w. Ii
odeil aud The vote OF J. Z. Cartwright
cast for Rutherford Il. Hayes, of Ohio
for president Of the United States, ant
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High aexrcapltsntt.rt.-

CHICAGO, February .6.-Josquin Al
eade, Francisco Prietto, James E. Isle-
shis' Caldion, (son Of Senor Igles..is, ,
Alfonso Mijia, Sebastian Maria and
Carlos Alvarez Rul, arrived last night
and 90 East tomorrow, stopping Hr=t
at Niagara Falls, theuee TO New Nnrk.
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A EaiAI Accident

AUGUSTA, Ga, February 26.-John
ii. Christy, the editor Of the Athens
Wstchman, died to-day from the re-
suit of an injury received a week ago.
His foot was crushed AZ the railroad
depot in Athens and modification set
in, which resulted fatally.
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A. exemplary young man in Vir-
..Is .n Js.rc.- f1r want Of a name.
D.. #t a- parents at a very early
as. wI nobody remembers who they
T.r. Iie has -'t along without much
... rn.a hitherto without a name,
u.r.E a. Hl. gained the affections Of
a .s.. woman. aud il embarrassed
a u. .ls u1 name % offer her.
4. .- applied to the court. but they
.. r.E.r... Oo AID him. They can
mrr mur. bat cannot give one TO a
mu a.r .s. none. 81 this young man
u mguuusd ,he legislature to giye
tm auama lnd w,il probably get il.
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o'ashsney, Funeral.

LONDON, February 25.-In London
the various accounts of O'MAhoney's
funeral show that the demonstration
fell far short of expectations. Promi-
uent speakers were numerous, but
apat hetic.
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u..f fvaets 90 be released
-. HausTuplcy proceedings
..u th.. week. and asserts his
...r O, sqrsu ju the street again.
r.t... was I'm played OUT he
a.H.sur. ago. but TIL give en-
....-r and twist vet
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....r, l.tvfr, better known as
.,.-fup magnificent mansion
.t..i. OF Florence where, amid
uft.rra. marble statues, old
m.I H.si tric'a-brac, and a
.,.I.ru,-. OF flowers. sha writes
.,.#Hr sfHr.cs
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IU| Wl uaUl have de,rced that the
ruusui of the coUatry should not
boss into Democratic keeping. The
.HHr. sat.uer one. yet life will 20 on
Old tue same There will be many
nr- o I've for yet in this rough
r.rl| r'.lr-. and, among those things
uorta living for. Is that day ofreck.
aau-H p.Hrr. hs ui4'--vhen the
iu. .upI' ly made light and the wrong
uaIe The night twill come Just so
yuaus ls this republican form Of
government IS pe mittcd to exist upon
u" earth and when IL does come, there
sra wtHy hearts that will have grown
r,...yss uudsi their wrongs.
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sHHAa - - AMHHaaI
loNunNi Ertra.Ts -a-L-Ir---rs
- Tie Mlueiur lane ulafkst l.al.-s-s
ald quoiaiial- have flliAsr s.saa
say. Plantation zll Ela.- I1.l.a 49,
crop et Zee afe ateui a-r -l..lr.s al
I've shilliug- Ser tl-lF-,i 80 So "a.
- than last tri,isy 's iricr-- t'a a.E .r
arrivals and ig- pr.c,s, Co = rsr---l
pale Ge-crilfi have utt var IL alla
in price. sugar. after d-r.ll1rg a1-
shilling reT hundred ~el-tr ll ul1ze
eas--, closed -tes4i-r. TIE G.z-z-s
market closes qlisi, viii F-iCes aa--.s
supported, Dut the trSn-scrloa- So
an advance % 0ae shiilue o. a1s
shilling -iS!.suc- psr bgasirsi ~-islr
the principal sa4u bei1E ca u,-.f--zl
descriptions. A Tea esrzo-- ef Era
Burmah riCe sold ts srslsa. a. z1..l--
last weeks price, 4brE- kzr- teen
exceptionally heavy sA,es ~ las-. a.
yEiers ia some cases fzyoEiux tusrr-.
Low sT sEilie- 81 rel lv4f 9ers a.a-t g.
pressed.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-03-03

H...,,..t ittic c.ty of one hun
... uaal iuhabtnuts, has for
........r- .tu'.Ari an the governor.
.... leland tut two and all the
.. .r..r- aHd representatives. in
... J.a.N hes Iu addition the
....-. static the attorney general
general treasurer the speaker
....a House ot Representatives. with
.......- .t aIl the minor State
F.... Newport wants h sight now.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-03-03

NEW YORK. February 2a-Loans,
decsssss ssoo.ooo 900; specie, dscre.-s
sU.62a, a,vov; legal tsnders, decrease
sloos 90 30; reserve dssrs.ss Ssoo, 90.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-03-03

-f.c'ai 20 TIE Hrr.t1.r
BEENoNp. F-tfusry "a -sr.--.
II rot fatal, cuttiug af-sy Ga rf..s
ou the sirest- Of eur l.-aaliy .l-isf r..sl
thu Afternoon. t-rs-ea a e. ,....u.
an old AID highiy re-fsrrt.l rilaa.- -
this county, and a I-fan i-kulsl l.al--r.
AZ seems ilst Dln.--s u-,is sau.- 49,
seItilu hich JaI-l al H-a ..-.
Dinsts, Elest..i-- Cal.,u a-i t-e -llraa.
il-- essllus, called 3. ~ % a1.s-1t 80
ssy .ng ls va- a lar. 81 e-u a l--i'.1.rT
essrcd, in ~-l,A I.i-l-ss rso-ls1,l a.
very -sils-r, And ulare ri.a1 -r---
ahi, fatal tuite -tat.. Cl-rl 49,
rendered l-u---f o. lls aa-a..r.-1-..
h2- ha- -iu-- bsea rrlsa-sl l--tsr
oonc-- Tie fty-...s1s -s1 g .- .ia..--
imp1ssitis for u.us+s Oh -s.s.r-r.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-07

THEATRICAL. = The Dodgeville
Dramatic Club, which is spoken Of
as an uncommonly good amateur
company will give an, entertainment
in Lenahan's Hall tomorrow
Thursday-evening. The plays an
nounced are beautiful drama,
entitled, "Simon Lee,' and that
roaring ai,er-piece, "The Loan Of q
Lover" 1t is hoped that the com
pany wi1rbe warmly received by a
crowded house.