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wThe hard work Of the Democrats
resulted in fine meeting on, Wednesday
1.-The largest ever held in BeIlaire.- Bel
adire Indtpsrdent { Republican, 9th inst
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wA B. CovsRr was elected Direc
tor of the B; a s. W. BY q majority Of
SIS votes, over Isaac sWEIsNER. The
vote stood: COVERT, sOs; WE1ssER, 1853.
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TThe potato crop average for the
whole country is95 per cent, against Is
the same time last year. Sorghum aver
ages 95 per cent sgainst "a last year.
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Large sales indicate the merits OF all
good articles, Druggists sell more of
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup than of all other
remedies for the cure Of Baby Disor-
ders.
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MARRIED September 2Sth, by c.
EuDE, Esq !. Of Suusbury township, Miss
NAN e. LYNCH to Mr.. WILLIAM HUFF-
MAN, a,s
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wW. F WIRE has removed to Cam
eren, this county. He will teach the
school in that place the coming Winter.
assisted by ELIAS BoUaHNER.
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Philadelphia.

Oct. 9-Flour 625a6 rs. Wheat
3Oal 81; Corn 57a5Sc; Oats 34a36c;
Rye 5Soa - sEysf .e-tEa -ea..Fast
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Chicago.

Oct. 9.-Flour,4 75a6 25; Wheat l
0SaI 12c; Corn is6a3Sc: Oats l27a2Sc,
Rye &c; Barley 74c
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CIncInnaiI.

Oci. 9.--Flour 5 60a6 40; Wheat |
l7al 90c, Corn 4a45c; Oats S1a33c
Rye 75c: Barley 93c
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New York.

Oct. 9.-Flour 50a7 25; Wheat l
1Sal 81 Com 55a59c; Oats 39s42c; Rye
Sic: Barley 45c.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

CfncinnaH-October 9-Hogs-
Dull; common 3 Oo@3 IS; light 8 45@
3 20, packing 3 40@5 65; butchers
7nAo QO
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WIN. READ,
oct14,'79w5. Sheriff N. G. Q. :,
HUSrKB & MALLORY. Att'ys. g =
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And HAIR WORK of all kinds done to
order. A new lot of Stamps for Pillow
shams, Toilet and Wash Stand Sets, False
Sheets, 30. YES sfssg s - -
This is the place TO obtain Latest Styles
and bottom prices for cash.
Place of business on Water street. above
Lutheran Church, Clarington, Monroe Coun.
ty, Ohio.
MRS. J., W. COCHRAN 4 BOOTH.
oct14,'7sml.
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W0OasdeId stock Market.
October l2-Cattle 2a3c per pound !;
Sheep 3a4c per pound. Hogs 2ia3c per
pound gross.
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES.

tB Constantly receiving Fresh Groceries at
SCHUMACHER'S; also. School Supplies OF
all kinds on hand. All at lowest cash price,
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ANNOUNCER ENT,

ED. SPIRIT: Please announce that am an
Independent candidate for Prosecuting Attor.
ney. w. e. MALLORY.
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RaltImOre.

Oct. g. Flour 8 35as 90; Wheat I
36al 3S; Corn 55a57c; Oats S7a4Oc; !;
Rye 70a75c 'Asf -
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Train leaves Bellaire at Q a. m, arrive
at Beallsyille II q, M; leave Beallsyille
8 p. M, arrive at Bellaire at 5 p. n.-
Tickets to all stations and return at ex
eursion rates -Bellame Independent.
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GF Don't stop working for the'D DEM
ocratic ticket to-day until the Polls are
CLOSED. j ahai3i ~ HsgR gegosg
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Senate Joint Resolution n

Proposing an. Ame hdment ." Sec
ii0ns Three and Five Article
Four. OG the COnstiiutiOn,R RP0rS
ganizing the Jud Ciasy si the
state.
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JOINT RESOLUTION,

Propositions In Amend
section TwOO Article Two, SeC..
utOn One Of Article Three, and
Section Four OF Article TeH. 81
the Consultation Of the State "
Ohio e5sh s-t FSs
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate of Emanuel cisne, Deceased.

h1a h=iai-IT5 sH-"d b-ifyfs3slE9 y
THB undersigned has been appointed and
l qualified as Administrator Of the estate
OF Emanuel Cisps. late of Monroe County,
deceased ,yss
Dated thisI9th day of October. AID. 1879,
octl4.,79w3.s Z n JsSa F.M. AMOS. :
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Sunday Excursion.

A train will leave the depot of the
Bellaire q Southwestern Railway every
Sunday at 8 o'clock, q. M, until further
notice, thus giving to all an opportunity
to inspect this new line of railway and
at the same time enjoy the unrivaled
scenery and see the woods in all their
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wBarnesville District, lst Round

6 W. GRAY, P. E =
Gainesville and Barnesville Circuit,
Oct 10Th; Somerton and Beallsville
s6lh, Centreville and Armstrong;, Nov
%; Miltonsburgh, 9th; Powhatan, 18th
Washington and Winchester, 23d CIar,
ington and Hannibal, 30th; Quaker City
Dec. 7th; Woodsfield and Antioch, 14Ih
St. Clairsville and Morristown, 2lst
Hendrysburgh and Fairview, 2Sth.
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FOUND.-A silver watch near Fox's
School House, Green township, Monroe Coun-
ty. Ohio. The owner can have it BY proving
property and paying charges. CHARLES
SMELL, Bound Bottom, Monroe County, Ohio.
octl4, 10. c6fi ,1ttJ i lt3H
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Trains on the II. & 9. w. R. II.
On and after Monday, October 1361S79, the
arrivals and departures of trains on the Bellaire
& Southwestern Railway will be as follows:

On Sundays trains will leave Bellaire at o A.
NJ and Beallsyil1e at 3P. NJ.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-14

eEJAS. R. VANSANT s. SON. GAINESVILLE,
Ohio. have the largest and cheapest stock of
Millinery Goods, at wholesale, for cash or
prompt pay, in Central Ohio. octl4, 79wS.
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
sICco's STORY CoNTRADICTED.

II stated in yesterday HERALD that Italian.
named Antonio Sicco. had arrived at Castle Garden
with Angela Maria Margherita Gala comely Italian
girl. twelve years old. who. no claimed. had been
brought by him to this country to a domcs-
tic in the family of Irving Halsey. lawyer of Men,
phis Tenn superintendent Jackson did not like the
appearance of Scco, and he detained the pair
tie Garden awaiting further developments. Mr..
Jackson elegraphcd To Acmphis asking Mr.. Halscy
he had autho rizcd Scco to bring the girl to ne
employed il his household, and received the follow
lng reply AIust tc mistake; such order given"
Oticer Chiardi, OF the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty TO Children having heard of the case, called
at Castle Garden. and in addition to- what pub
lsled i'll yesterdays HERALD. learned from the girl.
Angela that Scco had bought her from her father for
ITO francs and sobie currency, and that her parent
told her to 20 with Scco, she belonged to him.
minding her at the time that she DO every
thing her master tod her aud go any place he chose
to take hcr Ia view of these Developments IL
tcrmiucd to detain Angela aud allow Sicco
Memphis IL the latter proves that he Is response
BILE person and that he has not brought the girl TO
this country for immoral purposes she win then be
sent Memphis. Until that t.inc she will DO pro-
tectod by the society which Officer Chiardi repre-
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
BLOWN TO ATOMS.

BY the premature explosion of sand blast at the
Hoge place. at Penny Bridge, about mile south of
Tarrytown, on Monday afternoon two quarrymen,
named David Edmonds and william Merritt. lost
their lives. Tho property where the explosion
Cured was recently purchased by the managers of
the New York Deaf and Dumb Asylum with view
of converting it to the use of the asy-
lum in connection with the institution in
this city. The in their attempts To
rcnd q ia~ge rock succeeded only in making
assure. aud in ordert to complete their work poured
kcg of powder into the issure and then proceeded
to pack the charge with sand. when a terrific explo-
sion occurred. and 1t observed by persons who
had watched the proceedings at respectful distance
thlt Edmonas and Merritt lad been blown away and
killed. The head Of one of the men severed
from the body. and the body of the other inn
paied the broken limb ot tree short distance
of and remained there until removed Coroner
Schirncr, of White Plains. repaired to the of
disaster ut a late hour on Monday and spent the
tire night IN making an investigation but nothing
ascertained throwing blame upon amy one but
the victims themselves. a verdict rendered in
accordance with the facts.
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGEl
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT EASIER FUTURES
POINTS LowER-FLoUR DULL-coRN EASIER
WHEAT LowER-oATS QUiET--PoRK sIEADf-
LARD FIRM-wHIsKEY FIRM-sPIRlTs TUR-
pENTINE FIRM-RosIN sTEADY-pErRoLEUM
DULL--CoFFEE FIRM SUGAR FIRM
TUESDAY, Dec. 31--6 p. NJ.
Business was very light in all articles. On Change
scarcely anything doing. Flour was duh. Wheat
dull and lower. Corn easier Oats quiet. Whiskey
firm. Pork steady. Lard firm. Cotton on the spot
was easier. Futures 4 q points lower. Groceries
were firm Naval stores quiet rosin being steady and
spirits turpentine Arm. Oils and petroleum werequct.
ASHES were quoted 4zsc &C. for pots and sac for
pearls
ASrxosY ruled steady and quoted at 12c. IKE,
gold for rcgulus
BEnswAx was quiet at 2e,sc. 27c. for Western and
Southern
CoFrKE.-The market for Rio strong. Sales werc
I1o5 bags Rio, per Lapace sol and 900 hags do per
City of Rio Janeo, 1000 bags do per emnon. and 40
bags do per Graf Bismarck, all private Mild
.oree quiet but firm We quote :-Ordnary cargoes,
14c; fair do 44c. good do, 15Ac.; prime do. l5sc
,6ic.; range for lots, lr4c. l7ac; Santos,
fair TO good, 14Ac 15'4c gold so days; Java
nent bags 22c 23c do mats, 22c 24c; Singa-
PORE 16c lie. Ceylon 15c 1916; Maracabo I31sc
ie,Gc Lagunyra, 14c 15sc.; Jamaica, 14c i5c. ST.
ise; AngSstura Ice lS1ae Say Sasania ise i7e
Il mas s9st sonhyns d ss' Toa
1857 Maracaibo 3eto bags; Laguayrs 7eo do
jamaica e4S do: Costa Eici 279 do Mexican, I7S do
savanills 2ss do; Angostura "a do; Tosl ~ 4Se
Soriey Co, No 81 Beaver street. viii show receipts Of
al kinds during the year at this port Rio and santos
DO; savanila 2+s57 do Central AMERICAN. H. sssi 90
Mexican, 1891 do jamaica 4O79 do Padaig, 9j 1888
pculs Java 1884 do Singapore 235o do. Ceyon, GA
Mocha, $3.50 half bales ST. Domingo l23 $50 bags
iuntiries, :. .662 do.
CoorKnAcE stock dull, We :Moasses shocks,
s2-nch, with heads 81 65 a 81 S0 shocks with
seads, 3snch, g. s. 5o do do 36nch. 81 40 a$I 40;
soM shocks aoe ~ Soc rum do -; pipe DO - ~ %;
t3a $35; do, II feet do, SIS $50 per NJ.
COFFEE dull but firmly held Mt 16c cash. for lake.
CoRpAGE very quiet. We uote:-Nanila large and
!mall 14c l7c: tarred Manila 2c Sisal rope, ssc
lOlsc; Russia, lie.
CoTroN tho spot quiet and easier in but
uuotably lower Futures quiet and lower the
:ose of the market prices from points OFF The
closing prices to-day, compared with those of yesterday
follows - ff 1851
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
TOTTENvILLEs CHURCH SCANDAL

Messrs. John ?. Nance. Joseph W. Sprague. John
Robbins, j. Il. La Forge and James Aver, the COM
mittee appointed by the Bethel Methodist Episcopal
Church of Totenyille. Staten Island. to investigate
the charges preferred against Klonzo w. Joline.
charging him with misappropriating $500 of church
funds, rendered their decision at late hour Mon
day night. They concluded that MIR. Joline was in
nocent. having used the money loan by perms-
sion of the Board of Trustees. The testimony,
gathered from those who attended the investigation,
was OF somewhat mixed character. Some of the
members of the Board thought it was in the shape of
loan while others expressed their doubts to its
being loan. One of them when on the stand said.
We'll suppose we will have to consider it a loan.
the money is gone.
Mr. James Graham who preferred the charges. has
lodged an appeal with the Quarterly Conference.
whence II will, in all probability, 90 10 the Annual
Conference. Mr.. Graham has also decided that, after
the matter has passed ont of the jurisdiction OF the
Church, he will carry II into the courts. Feeling on
the subject very high. not only in Tottenvile,
but all over Staten Island.
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEw ORLEANS Dec. 81. 1873.
Exports to Great Britain, o,o33 Sales, 4Oun Stock
GALVESTON, Dec. 81. 1878.
ordinary, sSs ss Net Tsseips i,iss Ssiss
NOZZLE Dec. 81 1878.
Cotton quiet and easier; mddng, sac s7sc low mid
ding good ordinary rs &C. M Net ,sssips M is
soasswso sass sas os Stock sH 'ss
SAVANNAH. Dec. 81 1873
Cotton quiet middng, &C.; low miaalipgs s.se good
Continent, $50 Sales, 30 stock, sosh ''
An, ..,,.,,,a GMAnsgsros, 1s Dee Dec 81, ISIS
alG Las s ss:. g ess S 'Fssy sosE S se Not receipts
Spirits turpen.ns que: Rosn aast Ss at i4s
81 IS for yellow dip, 81 So Tor virgin Tar steady at 81 30
Corn unchanged
Flour moderate demands sales of bulls at previous
es w sssd sSSy ~ y .a sd Pss psln m M " @
white Michigan 81 G white State .e 81 %, red state.
Ssd an @ Sr, srs % s. Is sss' m sra e" srn Ga
si o5 IL o Rye quiet; Canada held At sac in bond
Corn meal $40 20 io sCsd sis a. for sn1Ssed per s ton
read e i soson SS, as to New York. e to
Flour in moderate demand and steay prices u4ehanged
Sss s % S e no ws sas IN light pns sas, s s%
changed Rye in gh! naiiry; sale. of one of No
:':'' g. ssSs s"i sSsa fsSsi
ss s s XIX &sse's urn 81;
sy ic% ds ''s rye q" de EsilrSaa ship
o d." @ S e d1 S ss and is SS1hrs
li5i SO bushels: 49, 's9 do oas III $50 do bar
DETROIT. Dec. ~, 1879.
Flour quiet and STEADY with moderate dsmand sales
Michisan Ss5sc; 30 Do, osac January, si:as Feb
G.s @ a as very Hstfs s dong l.. APF Yellow sm M. & 81
mixed "a new s,'sc No. mixed new, 2S5sc. No. do
s,s. s j, ssssi brs.:.5 IT,,
'iss' a. iS ESi Sn' ''d %s a:s, sS o
srsss: sSss SOC % Ss cas- a.s. S DO corn, %
Wheat nrn; extra white Michigan. soAse amber Mch.
gan spo, & and Jsn"ary: ,s nas feerns,,y e 40 rcd
rnary, alac Western amber. aie.; No. Dayton and
s red Oats tS5 a So at s s;fs sasss% SsS %
qEs all weights. ~ %; ehoes heavy 50 io i'oeeips-
Flour eaiet bnt firm whea, rsa and white gc:
5a @ bsrys ys Ss a%d s"' s f sa s s
siSssd inside prices; ;'' steam ,s s"y s. 81
s"s %'s; 5'ss clear sp' WHY Sshss .s s"s'E
sss sssS Ss. f% & ;sHdsT & Snsssy .s ss"g 'S ~ T
"r maSa q oy nu'isr Urn. r and I'd "nehaess Sugar easier
IS HsEs 4 3 s,ys &C. = sg9"ns % osssS s esssr = q M -
~ 80 s. o5 receipts, 5s.5; shipuients $40
Flour nonmauy unchanged. wheat dnl aud
lower; No. rcd winter. ssiac ssjac; No. Chicago
spring, S2Ac. S2ssc. cash: S2ac., January; Ssc. u
SJ,c, February No. do. SYc rejected, 51hc. Corn
duii, weak aud lower; 2y;sc, cash; 3uc, February Oats
duli aud unchanged Rye steady and unchan god Barley
dull aud shade lower, at ytac Faxseed unchanged.
and b,rhrr. c,"s.d Al 'iuside pr,Sg".. S'1 ~ 'Ms Mp
cash; g a. u n sais January; 81 10 a 81 +7is,
February 81 80 81 5ss March Lard In fair demand aud
higher closed weak 50 40 essh - los >, i2h January;
sbsdc higher shoudcrs. ~ %; short rib 80 90 shorI
clear - 40 Dressed hogs, in good dcmaud and shtde
ighur 81 % - C.. Whiskcy steady unchaneci
st - oo. Recept.-ffour. i5.uo bhl,; wheat 1900
harley 25vn shipments--f1Uur, 1000 bbis (: wheat
$500 bushels; corn, 5SvD do. oas, igOo; rye do
bar do
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
yIRGINIA'S DEBT.
NEW PLAN FOR FUNDING IT PROPOSED BY
THE FUNDING ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED

A NEW PLAN FOR FUNDING IT PROPOSED BY
THE FUNDING ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED
sTATEs-LIMITED.
Tho bonded debt Of the State Of Virginia is
900. and already two propositions have been
submitted to the Legislature of that State to fund it,
One of these made by foreign bondholders and
the other by certain bankers representing holders of
the bonds In the North. Neither of these PROPOSE
tons favorably entertained. although the Legs-
laturc has invited the bondholders a conference on
tho subject, to be held i'll the latter part
of this month january. The reason for
rejecting the two propositions was because they
included tine overdue interest ON the bonds. OF the
bonded debt 81 200 900 in tax receivable consol
idatel bonds, worth from iitysix to sixty cents in
the market. The other eass of bonds called peel
ors and amount to so.l25ooo. with overdue interest
January OF S4,OOO.UO The market value of these
bonds is thirty-six to forty cents.
The Funding Association of the United States lim-
itcd which formed few years ago for settling
all bad debts OF states has proposed new plah
the Legislature OF Virginia. which is said 10
meet with favor among the bondholders and
IL has been privately submitted. The plan is
fild these bonds into four per cent bonds. leaving
oul the interest the tax rcceyabe bonds, tor
interest due ''peelcr bonds issuing certificate
equal to two per cent Interest," IL proposes to guar
ance the state against any abortive effort TO fund by
making definite proposition to fund given number
oi bonis IL the desired legislation bc obtained
Bonds to bc dated July l. 1879. aud due and pay
able forty-fve years after date hut r,dccmabc after
ten years. The interest to be four per cent per am
num- aud both principal and interest are to be cx-
cnipt rom taxation. Coupons cvidencng the inter-
est the icw "fours art to be made cccvabc at
maturity for all taxes and debts due the state. II
provides for sinking fund 70 redeem this bond of
ore-hah OF one per cent OF the amount of the out
standing debt TO be aside by the State from gem
cral taxation. The equity between the classes of
bonds is to be settled by the bondhoers themselves
The new 'fours when sold are TO be applied only to
the pay of tho outstanding debt of the State.
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
RED LEARY.

In tho United States District Court yesterday
",cd" Leary before Judge Choate in the extra
dition proceedings. by which il is sought to
Lcary to Massachusetts,, to take his trial for tho
Northampton Bank robbery. Lcary was accom-
panied by number OF dcpaty niarshals and
also by. Detective Pinkerton. Tho hoaring of
the argument was adjourned 10 yesterday
to enable Mr.. Algernon ). sullivan vino APP
pears FOR the prisoner, 10 produce some docunon-
tary evidence from the Governor OF Massachusetts,.
MIR. sullivan stated that he had received telegram
from the Governor who declined to interfere the
matter. He had also received despatch from Gov
crnor Robinson. who said that the papers in the
on file at the GovyrAor's office, in Albany.
Judge Choatc adjourned the case until Friday,
when, he said. he would give his decision.
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
BURNING STREET REFUSE.

The Board Of Pilot Commissioners met yesterday,
Ambrose Snow in the chair. A communication was
s. I. Apoonio. in which he asked permis-
sion to exhibit to the Board his plsn by which. he
claims the garbage. ashes and street sweepings col
lcctcd in this city be disposed OF eiiectualy
without detrment To the public health. Apolonio
proposes to get rid OF the garbage by burning it, and
claims that in this he reduce the volume
OF refuse Material threc-quarers and that the
mandor bo sold for fartili1ig purposes. He
contends that he has the of disposing of IL,
and that his plan can be made of at cost much
less than the expenses of the present Street Cleaning
Bureau.
The Board will give Apolonio hearing on Tuesday
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
CUTTING DOWN SALARIES.

The republican Aldermen of Newark have finally
decided in TO reduce the salaries OF city Of
fcals from fifteen to ve per cent The chief trouble
comes with the pay OF the police and fremen. The
general opinion is that their pay is now low
enough il efficiency is desired. but the Alder
men think they could not cut down any without
cutting down all. The nremcn especially indg-
naut over the proposed rcauction, and movement
has started looking to general strike OF tho 'cal
mrn '-thosc who not continually ON duty but
Liable % be called night day. Tho polcc have
takcn action but u Is certain that the ordinance
providing the reduction will meet with fcrcc OPP
position when 10 comes before the new Council.
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
goNMvprtAr

LONDON, Dec. ~. 1871.
The uurk Lane Eypres In its OF the corn trade for
the past week Another week of frost fol-
sudden aud rapid thaw brought us TO The
close Of 1875 year which will easily he forgotten y
merchant asriculturast having been franght with
and loss TO both All farm work has ncce
sarily been stands and farmers have found hard
work find employ mcnt for their In scotland too
hill stock has suffered severely Tor of fresh bite
which has not been procerabe ewing TO heavy
Cattle had fed half frozen roots which were
vrry bad for Trade has been necessarily Of hu
nv character both MARX Lane aud NJ country
hat there has hcvp little or alteration ln pricos.
the Imports OF iorcgn wheat into LVadon have bean mod
e,etc The only u"ccabc features 10 to tainrn have bcen
those from East indies. quiet but steady demand
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
UNION LEAGUE OFFICERS.

The following ticket has been drawn up by tho
Committee Nominations of the Union League
club for officers during the coming year-ror Presi-
dent Hamilton Fish: Secretary. Charles a. Peabody.
IT,. Treasurer, George y. Baker; Executive Commit
tee. Charles y. Chandler Leonard bazyltr,, Edhu
Root. JACOB Wendell aaid George Magoan. There whl
b. opposition ticket, which. it is supposed. will be
drawn up on friday.or saturday evening. TDe elcc-
ton will be held January ~.