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FsP9iar Illustrated i-Sok - szgs-l O..
~ Nsaoooi WaEAS1-aoB. N<EKIALz Ia.-
Eea!tnei;-s IL iaTElag-. tl. -.use asa car.
s-ni a'''sreis ssai'd Z, pOstFaId f5F ~ rrHts. O.,
Ia Z SHIrriss, O.! ~. Chs-ias ltE...t. -
ouss. Mo, TIE great specialist I.,aa b..
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a. r.. lswud Hunt mailing from
......f has been boa town some
u.... nnl mad" purclns OF differ
,..mr.asurs Hui ordered them ship
T,' .H ir1UnWo1L. tie -tatcd that
IrNai Nancy due him in Marshall,
-f., HH- going d'Eu there % get t..
... ..Ht w.-t instead Of east. At The
la...e. ul suuo OF bis creditors, MIR
... NIriuu notified the msr.hal a,
f1-f Worth To- hook out for bIm aud ar
.st him, which was d.ur. Morton
went nter E.m yesterday tu bring him
u... -Hwg PARTIES, whom hc had
dHlIls with. think he can settle
i..-- satisfactorily. while others are
...r.I fa prosecute He Represented
o. fldftti iiro-., ot y bonn he bought a
.. ., goods, tIlt be was Mason
Nac.r rHt com msnt on the case until
more ag'- aye ciisit,d.
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OnlI.nnA Inr lirrxRiua

Another car load Of !Hggiss ard cur
riagvs just arrived. II you wsI.t =
numter oHe jpb, al a whOi-es,v price,
call 1T Orr able, Nsiu II Ever bUdy
eonae ard examine the Wnrs. auG ge,
the prices. 60. ALLEN.
ut.li2lt.SYtf
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The leading Cincinnati newspapers
are chatting one another ngain with
such gentle English a. mar "robbcr.
I idiot, -beastly madness. hydroVbo.
bla. ''lusttui brute, etc, etc
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Any Information la regard 10 \. =.
Wash, "lo was lear Dallas, IcXs-.
WHOM lsst heard from, about two
years age, will tc vary ihanL fully r.
ceIved hy his anxious mother, susan
+. WISH, Montpelier, Hanover onun-
", Virginia. Tvxr, papers piasse
copy. apris- uI-dAw
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When an ole man like me hFz got hi
ini'3d made up to have fried oysters
- hfeasfs-l Aa' Il asp-isal slIis,il
Ike dat comes dawn ug..p him it f.,
makes de sbiyers 90 an 4 ,e,n MS
bsck without rsRa-e: to ceFenlony,"
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on Post. Kate CIaxton = o,I,

Boston Post. kate CIaxton Is nrl.
her stsge uam-, She il known n ri
yste life gs Saliie MsnI7er
Boston wants to know II the nrx
cVll service reform naval otiicpr Is "a
devote himself 10 Aassaciup its ,,5li-
lies, or viii he De detailed to ran New
Hampshire elections ? Tho Herald SAYS
he got his place because he split the
delegation Ia Cincinnati aud kept it
from gong solid for Blaine.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH


SkE NoHE, Ami -g-Afan.,. -. -
cent stoEiinS CgEH AZ g O., dol. . b..
Nr' fai$tnt Luu'is .ers IiftI- natr.. ....
= - JIG sli''e Sion iays u-~ EsH- To-.
- seks setlNs sn'i irregular EAcHlul-.. l.a.-
Ga - OPP u--f -f o.
nav oKh<sF-l -Trii 1-.-siH.l U...
tu s. Nrr lo.k 81. ht i,rya4iers. ~.
S'.rI .i4- - -,
GAIN Es4os, \ Hril e. G5II s. ~. .I-v.rr-
par.
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thu Western GO, age O-cats, for
ssie 10y &. II. EdNar,i-. It 90 Main
street, are noted iDr ;lrir purity and
power d! tor. : icG styles. especially
adapted 10 tie us- 1t onaE,i-s ana
large hai!-, viii bc 10 r;oyh suuu. Sc
tie Western Cottage pfgau- before
you hay. Sold on monthly or guar
tegly pay T,nts. aTrJi G1,ult
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H.. hsI Nichols. y. ......t, gf u.r
a..-Hr. hHusas and Irxa- rHu.foa.
r.'f fH Ur'ru "a visit la=. uight
." s... 'H. Day before yesterday
morning Conductor GAMBLER. Of thai
r... ..ruI l9al on board his train
a' ... ..u-ss. Mr.. Gambler lad
..... no. i.ut, some 'our or Nv,
E.... H.. ,.i nas badly smashed up.
ru. ..n .". ln ha- always com.
p....'a' o. ....ro palm iu the region
,. ... ..s.- i.-4.,.b Was ths rysuI,
.. . a.ars- ae received lie was
u...... uasI Is aI witb whom he
y..Ia ....t..
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Notice i hereby gwen thai tie tax
sales Of properly levied upon '.T dr
liRqIeni tax fir issJ. J. . Il pau. o.
until liz" tiIsl TU--,!ay. the 5.h tsy a.
June, 1876 " II FANgHEE.
Tax Collector, ihs C,uuty.
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Cause. decided Monday april o.
ls51-
Ile STATE Of Iesas vs. John Er.',t
appeal from W. Appeal dea.-..3
Iaa state ol LHEsa g- flufs . fara-
,sv appeal Geu Dallas 4.paa 3.s
missed.
The State Of ieXa5 81 g.. s. =. s+v.
appeal from tirayson. Appeai Li.as q
The State of Texas vs. L ". Williams.
appeal from Graysou. Appeal dism ssed
The State OF Texas vs. Charles Luck;
appeal from lamar Appeal dismissed,
The State Of Texas vs.. Argyle B
Wvnnei appeal from Lamar. Appeal
d missed
The State Of Texas vs.. Henry Russell;
appeal from Lamar Appeal dism ssed.
EX>pRrte. Lewis Sehart, appeal from
lamar Judgment affirmed opinion by
Winkler.
Jennie Thompson vs. the State OF
Texas. Judgment affirmed; opinion by
Judge Winkier.
w. A. and VIM. Pritchford W. the
State of Texas; appeal from Parker
Judgment affirmed; opinion by Judge
White.
Thomson Simpson vs.. the State OF
Texas appeal from Dallas. Judgment
affirmed opinion by Eetor, presiding
Judge
Exrartc; Eli Carr, Howell Carr and
c. Spray berry. Appeal from HaInil
ton. Judgment affirmed opinion by
| Ector. presiding Judge.
The State OF Texas vs.. James Hardy
Appeal from Walker county; appeal
/ dismissed.
Evans Z. Graves vs. Dorlnau, Holmes
[ X Co; error from Dallas Writ Of error
| dismissed; opinion hy Judge White
| Z. z. Watkins vs.. the State of Texas
appeal from Bexar Reversed and re
manded, opinion by Judge Winkler.
I Z. 2. Watkins vs. the State of Texas
| appeal from Bexar Reversed and re-
handed opinion 10y Judge Winl<ler
I g F Harper ct al vs. VIVA X alley
appeal from Wilson Reversed and re-
manded opinion by Ector, presidin.
judge
Charley Cooney vs.. the State al Texas
appeal from Williamson Aiiirmei opin
ion by Ector presiding judge
A VI. Lay ys. Theodore Beliinger, =
al. appeal from Caldwell Appeal dis
missed; opinion by Judge Whrte
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| A fine tso-srat family carriag TX
tension top eide lamIp., put liiijir u-ed
and newly painted. a bargain. Call
( Al iVs Camp sti-et. - spl-I-lw
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C.sse. ss.......,.

For the week ending April =, lsT.
Furnished TEN HERALD by u. ". Isafneit.
hspofter tn this cay for the National Cot
ton Exchauge.
STOCK on hama S-pt-tnb-1 bit. 90
Received tai$ Ns-ek .-----..---.- u
hecsi vel rgss3ea..y .--.---. -.... $50
Received r,se- >-.isiewo-r - EIf,
Gro0 rSosape Ainos bsps. ., isSse Sit-
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since the first of Septenbe- q 90l
hates eoitan-shout half the amour;
Als'f ~ t'ie et"''y.
i rcssa i !oaa.us at Port Raynl Tor
dol.sid. ~ MI carry 45o,lE1 feet of
'uHhsT ana viii eo the FIRST shipment
1a5iile se tl''' eouuhE.
The ! 9z4S.a Chronicle SAYS: When
the neG c1Uu-ll OF Fisl.-Iusg took
charz'- Yesterday, ~ books o. records
% 5gy <lnd belonging 10 the previous
corU@i -oIi3 lea found
Sir Ia.erf.r E-t4- on, a ts,. Ode.
.ltti r,.5.t -5.sf5,s,. I'd. ,,il- 7rsoi p.f--,,
,g.s found .la.g,4 IN iha-,tr...t ~, -s+.7..
Hay hast ueG.s.i Of b..,rt .,.srs,. A.,
ssas seyc-tv-Hve vs,.S 81. .E-.
ggfp s4rvivsfs Of Nar-l.-,g.t4 f.-s
brigade ,y,.. hear. sslli. r. gr.f. % III.
death of Captain ". u. Dwight tire
gallant a. A. and ]. general q. its!r
9td COM mahd. lie die" last week at
" Vim i'l ,,.' Nne'e ne hHs resided
~,
-, 80 , az N l11 '''St
~ ~, ''''' ',,'Mte" 'o'"ant Shd
u'-, ''y '-LN': -i'r'''-'''s over 'he 10"
;,, - a,,7ra,;r. a., V,'tn
~ ,,otr,. 49,, y, -,,.,,,l.,
-, 49, ,,..r =
o"'N7 "a ,'A'l'' t. ID "ityy'
II, - ,,.,,;h,,,;,,, -. y -.
-, - -, -. II ~ ~,
,,,,,I.,. - -, - -
-, ~ -. .'.fI...i' -.
50 ani Al B-tnre tbs ,,,,,,,i,,t,,!..,,r -.
tax agents by Governor HAMPTON sew
e:al 81 the merchants OF Camden for
wardpd 10 him their prouortiou at The
coutrinutian-so thai between ~ 40
and - 600 have been maid in by K.r-
shaw county Tie last regular state
and county tax footed ~ in rounl
Eumbers some $4,000. ten per cent. OF
which would he 5000.
Nor,n Carolina.
Low NeIto,, yy,s .rr,....i r., C,y,,rl,.,...
on 1 thursday Tor sbootin, at b;s ,,;fa
-, NV 49, t''ii,',i' 'i i'uy M w
ut,, ,s.'i' .1'.'' ~ lt'i,.sH. n'y '''i
~,
'-'''," ''a1ei.e' nc '''''''a ron
Iinues W 1870 'is 'n''Is''l'i'' dI'
~ :. ''''' ''''9 '''s' VI -''N h'sS
-.
l'i4'Hi' " ohf.s'oH, !al"it citiSeh oI
mon e1u"l1' Ia 'h's s'Sie. was orMneh
WIN eiuo by negro named Mc'Tili
on tuesday
The grand encampment o. the hide
/ pendent Order OF Odd Fellows. vii
meet at Salisbury on Tuesday. the Sti
! OF May next, and the Grand Lodge on
the evening Of the same day.
Patriot Jude Dick rendered 4 ia
I cision lat vel yrl,iet, w;lI mt go,
10 the bish handed arrests rarnet y. ted
by deuuty marshall, lie notitird tI,esa
gentlemen that arrest. mus, be ma,la
in accordance with l.N only On ,var.
PANTS iss...d bv d,,e rr,cas.
Albert MaSnip. ESQ has been an
pointrd by the president claims com.
missioner for Raleigh district Marnin
was lately dismissed from an Office or
accoant of bad conduct. aud now he Is
promoted a clear case o; ciVil ser
vice feiofih' hurfah Il wilmington
10'hf'
4 "eiub' composed OF negro men has
been unearihed in Charlotte. y. c. /,
Was thoroughly organized and iis pur,
pose was systematic iobtery. II had
pufsueo ne oi9ent successfully Tor some
s,ine' uht'i !. was aeeiaeiltally alscov
eteu, A,'' many mysterious thei's eN'
p,", Two VI 'Ne h'e'ioei' were
r.. a;.,;It. 80 ~ nj. 4
d.'i'e ~ Vi '.essis- po'N aP
IL g anu 4 rsilrnaJ ,osatIsr ,,;,h
oto,t thirty CD s,,iri,S tn-,,a,t;ns
I5n t'ar,.is 80. Sin.a -. -. -.
roy 'a'i eie ioSi'' ~ ne" Spi'it oasA
~ ""1 e,i'''e's 'es''oyeo ny Hfe on
!
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THE STATE OVER.

~ g. 30 O. Al j
.f...,... -.,,,,.,,,. r.--,,,,...
81 ..,.....',..,-,'..r tL. ti,;.,,.... ,u,
I '.'..' -. -.
r. - "a. g., 90 IT,,
I ~. -, -
E'''' ~ >,
80
is.."t ''', HsitN!s IS t"'
regular >un'aY hhla@tmeHt IN For
worth - ne br''11ra' Is expecting
"' f'',, '''' ''i''''''' ''
I.lFs ''' ,7-lWo darkies wcr'
. f''H.iHS ln baggage car shot wa
n'tr' nnH one was bound with bal
through h'- lung ~" Will die.
EraH Cpuf4-Farmin. matters ar,
Hot ..gt w heat t. good. aud prom
is,> ~ immcnse yleid.----ih. hoPP'r'
''" leaving No considerable dama e
~ yet
: T.raat CtrH -Fart Worth will re-
.yiy, six hundred dollars from tho
county a- its ~. s.f1 lrsrHoals ---
Dance houses are the. buehcar OF the
t'.H''F1l
ID VIZ C... s--tar7o IS growing rap.
...' Iu Ier 10 Is becoming quite d
town D., uoTrer- JIcmo,iug uorth.
Handy any 4gs t1 bo seen They
have plenty ai rain
C.aa ..a.--lar,r crops of ribbon
cane aud sorghum have been planted
- Fin" hogs are rli-at ju large gUEn-
tyn- berk share and Poland China are
'hr N'uilt" breeds.
HAT r..t, -Grern,fIIr f. dfs.uss.n-
tHp tree school subject ullerson
spoke In Grecnyille on the 2lst I.ls.
1tt.ljaurc--. Fwmcr. complain OF
too much ram.
g..... r..,.- Tho 1,csl og a.,
sherman Brri.ter i. irving 10 make.
people believe that v6ung ladv s.ut
I him 70 to.urt Scarcity afu1us account,
( tJr the item. Az Old ala.e
I Ir.E-rr,a f.....-\y.r, 4. STIR,
cling y..h lf,.s..,- -Ii.Atrsng
EHI..l 81, r..c ia, ny, Af,,,I,,- go,
W. ,.l,.,-,,.r...I ~, .I. - ~
an invitation e. ,.f,cn.l ,hslr NT,j.f.st
OH. ,...,.- Sy,lstn,,ir; -.
p,luIa, ,p,,,s,,,r,,,, a., ,.r..se,,i H., 49,
-, -. a., y,
,su' .,l 80 49,. - -,
f..l,, -.
.'' ana Marcos mas . ne"
/ 81 ONCE ''..I OBJ st',ie-,''i' I'i'i'ss
-. "'3'' q" 90 'p''i 'iatco7
10y. n.'''''.'', '' ana '"in'' eyer '"elf
rr.r., All i,
. o..
','-- yea lhe
''f' '"'l '"'~" ,"'''' .'.- lee
.''7' '"+ %. l.'Nli D. u"' '"f iar Be-
'.''''. i'' l.'- '"i'' hA"H,et mon.
'+' Using every part oi The
t.Hs' 1888 --itf.s has ~ en-
I'D r'ucs rtuS .,. prisoner t.5 ayl.s
." 'e'h 10 t4ria 't-
Fog ODD u numbered ta''y 70 do
D.. t oppose le means an,
.u..-. t.t.H
E.rat. -h Mormon preacher
paw.t ..'-.Hyl. rrastsd I itssl-5n
-aruliH. ..r lr"I Jag 81 kure on au-
other u -r f. -uitA ol gFr
comfy. gra quad srfty ~ forcgf~ II
Sherman. a.. .1l VI. sr $50 ars aI.3
.. l.f
lva prisoner. ruusgr Z
.n ..... GO tia..Inr a.r....g.F ID.
. break au. r u -.. .h.a4..
. wife heard ii EN- ANA -1.. l-s.a-,s
. They were secured And now "a,
[ Tribune gives chrome to all who nav
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County Paupers.

sotiee . hescby siv- : tfil.i SEQ suauf o.. an
cfasr 81 IA" tluls-i --sir o.. ~ lrf. Flta ..
anu shf- TO- a. >fss-ia tsFfl.- In. sIrI
",ntsh ~ .At ia uas - = lIti. a.. .H-
ioAls = 81 a. Sec iNtu Iii4 -. t.l-t rl-lui.r
&c 90 aid talsirf. fa-E .i-
Second Monday ia Nay. I~z7.
cotfa n.nr e. - 2 2 tfssfss.-r - 80. ta,-tif .
Poor FErin foT IN. ca ait.a Fs.r- sac hil
arr - hs Hce-s.i Ii.ats4 ~stn rsl-- rerur1-
I;It rdi-fsDu> gi4aI aciffs NtE. IL nun
her u T--r-lns ga . = family 81 ee~h IIslsr
10 f- sailed. -i-if.--ssrl - a -. !.
Clerk u D-ii,s c.s1nts - a.issf-ssg .aPl =
= ssais - ssxtfsssr frs '1urfsfg lsae,t.- Il.
TIE Cnanty viii farntsh hnEs. ana TO, l..
ions Cor said Cg-r.rrF.
Lone by Ofcei Of the Cornn.ls1ouers
t-ouTf.
Wins my nai.d aEt s-al Of al tasr-,
a. once ia iils Clty OF Dallas. M. ssih 4 },
Of April, A. Il. .S-s.
ny X. u. kAwlrs-. Depoty.
| ap<Ss-ds tili Ma IL
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Es-niuE HsporI-TInaneial-

SEw NoKE, ApIu el-M1us- .4.y.- En-.
. - E-r c-nl- sterling firla @ O. fH,- tss..
"a tril Er a. - o. ti 20 ttUsr rErHart- g.. ra
-...--Lr-..
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SOUTHERN NEWS.


\ negro man was run ovef and k II.
ed By the passenger train Rt Florence
last Thursday night. Whisky did it.
Bennettsville has bought aud shipped,
since the first of Septern her, q, 200
haics oottup-shout half the amour:
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Monday
House or Representatives.

Tho House met at 10 o'clock. and immodi-
,,t,. No., ;,... ,,..,.t,.... wv, ~ -. 81.
1''y ".n' mo "' III. """le ON u''
Legislative. Judicial. anu Executive ApproprIa-
ton bill
A. Kohrfn.,, AZ ,,,,,..i., o,,,u a.
"a, MN ''''l''' 4".,'' i"'N'' ~ "'''"' ny "N
ing the salary of the President nj $4,000. instead
of 81. 900 as provided in the bill.
Tn. nues,ion heiny nut n vos ascer.airod
,l,o, ,,sr, ,vo. o, -1,r,,,, -, al 4, ,,.s
aErred that vote should ne taken IN the House.
-, ne coniuitr-b wtnou coming 70 any con
'lurl'h On lh' pm al o7 \. NJ Tosc' ana pray
tI,WhS ,I,rru nN III 'nillulh. -, =,
NJ H.; hopsinS IA c,iei a'tntion TO inc Iac,
that the cnhslu'ratloh oi the ilorlda port hhi
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UNION HILL'S POLICE.
The Entire Force 10 he Publicly Reprimand-
ed-The Gist Of the Charges.

Tho Union IIill Council met a. Committee
OF the Whole yesterday afternoon to investigate
the charges of drunkenness aud incompetency
preferred against the whole police 10y President
Albert Lttl-neid. About two weeks ago Little
field. it is alleged was intoxicated. and was
taken home 10y Onlcers Miskam anu Grimm.
The officers broke their pledge Of secrecy and
the fact Of Ltlen Ids spree WIS soon circulated
about the town. The President Of the Council
was 'nrnged. and ordered Chrf OF police Chas.
Mas, to d sms. officer Mlskam. lie refused.
and Liulen I'D then preferred charges against
the entire force
Chiri Wuss was tried before the Council for
intuNl'Ht!On and also for releasing prisoners
without authority. Tho evidence Was conflict
ng. but, ON thr Who'd" il NinIirHi. Il tAr chief
Officers Grimm, Nissan, g. Minor, and Haley
wnre also tried for drnnkrnu - and neglect of
duty. The officers produced witnesses who
gaNe eNl lrnee IA contradiction II the charges
against them. The Council orl"rrd the room
cleared Of spectators. and dclibcruted ON the
charges with closed DOORS
A resolution WIS passed commanding the
police force, including TIE Chief. 10 APPEAR at u
meeting Ia he held on Wednesday, and DC pub
llcly rrlrlmunded.
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THE CIuPBELLITE FAITH.
A Newell Islander SUIT Growing Out OF FL
der's Divorce and Marriage.

MoDERLY No, Jan. PA novel Islander
suit is in progr, ss here. in which the members
Of the Christian Church in this section are all
interested. The Christian Church is made ny
Of the followers Of Alexander Campbell. and the
members are known as Complexities. They read
the Biple literally. declare that all that is neces
s,.ry 70 become a Christian IL TO say. be-
heye that the Lord Jesus Christ is the
Son Of Cod " and be baptized By INNER
sion. Tho uacty with which they cling 10
their notions outdoes that exhibited 10y close
communion Hapi.~ts. ono Of the tonots ofthcir
fNth - TINT divorce is unlawful in the sisght Of
God, and that marriage after divorce is cspe-
ciaIiy sinful. unless the first wife L. dead. So,
when Elder 4. O.. Chambers, a shining light
IN the church here. got divorced and
then married again while his first wife
was yet alive. Elders Durham. Elliott, and
Lips omb had him excluded from the church
communion on the ground Of adultery. They
held that MS second marriage was no more than
concuhlnnge. hlslng their conclusions on the
Bible. Edrr Chambers sues his former breth-
ren tol $500 each. mud some interesting thrO-
lpg al disrusso ns are TO be- expected. II is un-
ders,ooi that the defendants counsel viii ask
g have marked passages Of the Bible JustIiying
the alleged Islander, put IN evidence.
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WHAT CONGRESS Is DOING.
SENATOR HiMLTN's AMENDMENTS TO
THE POST OFEICE BILL.
The Legislative Rim Passed by the Uou.c-
The Presidents SALARY Fixed at 5000
No Reduction of Members' salaries.

The Legislative hin Passed by the Hou.e-
The rresidencs SALARY Fixed AT S25, 600
No Reduction OF Members' salaries.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-The recess ordered
yesterday having expired at 10 O'Clock this
morning. the Senate rcasscmblcd at that hour.
with but few Senators present. and imme-
diatcly took another recess until l2M.
On reasscmbling at noon, the Chair laid bo-
fore the Senate the credentials Of the Hon.
Henry q. Davis, reelected United States Senator
from West Virginia for Fix years from March
4. 1877.
Mr.. Paddock presented the credentials Of the
Hon. Alvin Saunders. elected United States
Senator from Nebraska for six years from
March g. 1877. to succeed Mr.. Hitchcock.
Mr.. Hitchcock ulcp.. Ncbl introduced a hin to
incorporate the Metropolitan Insurance Com
pany Of the United States Of America. Referred.
Mr.. Wlytc tDem.. MdD presented a resolution
Of tho City Council OF Baltimore asking the
passage of n law for the removal OF Fort Car
roll. it being an obstruction to tho commerce OF
Baltimore. Referred.
Mr.. Anthony rep. r. ~ submitted rcsolu-
tion instructing the Committee on Appropra-
tions to report bill making appropriations for
the support Of the Government printing on 4
He said he had boon Informed by the Pubic
Printer that the appropriation for printing was
nearly exhausted, with the exception of that for
printing the Rcc0rd and unlcss an nppropria-
ton should soon he made. II would b" lmpns-
sible for him 4, execute the work ordered. The
resolution WIS referred 10 the Committee ON
Appropriations;
on Post Onl.r and Post Roads. reported favor
ably on the Senate ball to amend ton X Of the
Post ONCE apt roprintion Till ior the year end
ing June 80. 1871, ia regard To the compensation
Of postmasters Of the fourth class 80 ~ H. iN
thrir compromising upon the bass oi stamps
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FINANCJiL AND COMMERCIAL

SATuRDAy Feb Ap -S,noculotion M
~ c., g. - ..t.., 'N' ~
Vhe SUCK Exchange continued irregular and
unsettled. and the chief operators, in their
movements noted entirely indenenfent 81 ooob
~, -, 1T -. ,, VI -
"li'r' gcnet" s'iu" i"eo ior smhll pronS
characterized the bulk OF the days business
h,t pothin ~ q nociol intnrest VIVA do,.,l,,1
~ a,,',,'a "'9 ''oopou'
"cSVrh Ohloh hul"''ou svhc Wuhtlon our
ing the morning. because OF free realizing sales
said In he Tor the account OF the Cnliforpi, ANN
,t,...t.. 49,, ,h H. 1870 Nv
pih"uoh' anu, uhuer VIZ n'ii"ehce Oh wnirh, the
price declined from 1874 Mt the opening 10 75S
There WAS n suhscournt recovery bowovnr 10
-eD III. -. -. ~, ,h a. w.
'oe' WIN Closing su's 1t, 'n'se ntures. Lake
Shore was also heavy. in sympathy with the
ahove named frattiro Of the market and vinlI,d
-. 49, I'LL ., a., -. ~, -
n"nl % ~ oi'e. ""'. !" Wv 'a'' ull' proinl-
mont Broadway firm Idle ntiicd with the move-
mcuts of he California sna..ulotnra ,,,a
= -, ,....,.. -, ,ho 80,
ing circles. Tho price. however dur
SIM thc afternoon not onlv r.,,,.,s,i a..
-, '0
ue'llhe' pul lurlh'r "uNai'Vu 10 Ots, closing
strong at 5i'f, seller 81. and II may he added the
general market developed strength In the final
dealings. Delaware. Larkawanna and Western
showed some weakness in Tia" early transac-
tons. mt de line from 90 buyer B. tO6sH. and
New Jersey Central also drOppcd from 25sa TO
% I. hut the latter was Aiicrwgrd whirlcd up 10
q by the covering " tue shorts, ana the former
WIS thus stimulated into an Improvement to
Gv'a. though uuIr XIV dpDlil ug fp CO.. and .lol-
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FN hf Am'1mi N~fyalsy R1oe7.
ht 'c10wung of tbe cats
90, ID fNn cafs'
n A.pumuou 90 r.cir con0rcn.e meath
nI H'aiAfion.
tI iNu|' fiion-
-u.-I. ucantth0u-
And then spats!
-e.-., InHn ,cll of sreasers.
I- ilfrnfor-,
w .....it foU.And NhtNrs
So we'd ~ yAtsl
lnr'..t. m pillow,
f' iIInN
ID I. ..skD tmat.ni willow
Lt,nIuats;
''i "lH iealfy aim
N'' .H,rr tIHi iaI from tame,
Al aid ats
ilt-. CATS cats,
A. Cats, cdf- cuts.
"'"''e VOW ins. proving, growing Thomas c@'s'
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HORSE NOTES.

Flora Temple is in her thiry-scrond yenr.
The Ascot Cup this year Will be worth 6 900 in
gold
Mr. Robert nonnor's beautiful bay mare Poca-
houtts Is a whllMlui.
Tho meeting ol the Board Of Appeals for tho
Atlantic DISTRICT cNcd Tor the sd inst, Las been post
puned un'l Feb 49,
An association has been formed IN Chico Cal.
TO prnmu.e the raising and training o. The best booded
horses Tie capital stock Is NNcd at s2oUpo.
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A Hattie In the Clouds.


CYSTH1ANA, Jan. 20.-I suppose You have
heard by TINS time of the battle in the heavens
that occurred in this county about o'clock last
Tucsduy afternoon. Those that heard II say Il
WIS much lik" the Morgan ilght hero when II
commenced. and lasted about one minute and a
half. Ii cHmo IRON the northW, ~. huve lust
talked with man who heard II coming whirlIus
flying from il, and large rock f.ll within nity
yards Of him. weighing from twelve Ia iittcrn
pounds. The 70 X WIS of a hlnok mineral rnlnf.
II fell about four miles below the town on Craig
myl"'s place. The noise was heard all over the
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LrAvENwoRrH Jan. O.-Thousands Of cat
Tie have perishrd within the last twenty DAYS
along the line of the Atchison. Topeka aud Santa
IL Railroad in the southwestern portion Of the
cold and the scarcity OF water. ii was not an
tcipated 10y cattle owners that the present win
Ter would be- such a severe one. and. us a cou-,'-
the stDu X
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The Bulls Ferry Oil Works are to resume OPP
Grafton, tomorrow. with fuli force OF employees The
Cumberland Nail and Iron Works. at Brlgeton, \. j.,
viii resume tomorrow At Millgile the glass furnace
and tie cotton JpyA have resumed.