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ID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES that Aha
great GaihedFpl at Cologpe. will be COM
pleted 10 1880. 638. years, alter the work
was commenced, The ftst stone WAS
laid August IA. i24s, 6ya ArcHbishop
Conrad. land1in 1899 the choir adass con-
secra,ed with great pomps The swosk
dragged IN spite of, The liberal donations,
and it was not until 1887 that the south
tower was completed. Doring the Re!
formation the work was suspended, ,aaatt
IN I 794 tho French soldiers camped In
and desecra,ed the ,building.ielp lSl0
the original plans OF The architect we're
discovered, and in 1874 the Prussiah
Government began to make repairs -
Since then the work Of completing the
edifce 10 accordance with the original
plans has been steadily kept up. The
Cathedral is 10 the shape of q cross = ID
Sill feet long, 23l feet wide, and the
roof is supported BY 900 columns, the
center ones being 80 feet 10 circumfsr.
ence. The choir is 16l fest high, and
the towers $40 feet 10 height. 1si
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-11-04

: The worst thing abouta mosquito is
its long soliloqnv as to where and when
1t is going to settle down and bite.
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<<Auuu nvRDo you have a pain in
WILLIE your Back, Loins or
UnS" side2 If sos youy Kid
8 neys are dissased. Do
BACK ~: 5; ;;;; "; ;; $ss:: ] ):
and Liver I8ledlelue. 1T is prepared
EXPRESSLY fors diseases Of the Kdneys,
Bladder, Liver and Urinary Organs, Dropsy,
Gravel, Diabetes, Bright's Disease of the Kid.
neys,. .Inoontinence e Retention Of Urine, and
Female Weakness. HuHT's REMEUv
has neyerbeenk q pOwnf0lall.
NooREsTowS ,Bur1ingfon Co, IN. z,
0O u Sept rs. d87a Es}
VIM E. CLARK, Dear Sir:-Eighteen months
ago mad Dropsy around the heart. my physi.
oians and friends despalred of my ever getting
well. The frst bottle of alUNT's RENE
|Dv ave me great, relief. "a feel owe my
very sxistence 70 s1DNTsS SREMEDY. and
an fssply & shsnltal. -, :.
SrRINGFrELD. EAingham Co.. Geo.. I
May Ia, 1879.
WV e CLARK Dsar sfr:-I prescribed
BuN IT'S REM IsD Y in acompli cast
Of Dfopsy which / ma Been treating fof Agh
years. and find HUNTS REMEDY is the
best medicine for Dropsy and the Kidneys
have Ever used G wv. HsWIIsoNsA. D
AESgNFrk q EN- coy zhasleured bhndredl
who have been given mp by Physicians i
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The following is the official vote, by
counties, for Governor, at the State cleo
tiOn Of October IA. 1879: ,eftsE 7lf aAs
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CATARR
TIE EYE, EAR, and THROAT
nG yiid Jon G90h Oil .llG
Oh 10 affS sarfpfYS''''1s ss}ffsS I''ffss'Sd with "'sfp9g3 sol
SkAFORD'S RADICAL CURE,

g. NttMO GI it4INIU n n .tI.s
CCccESs shc test Of merit and success In the treat
ment Of Catarrhal Affections, after 40 many misera-
BILE failures undoubed specific curative proper
tics In the remedy used. Does SAyroRDs RADICAL
CURE for Catarrh possess such properties? The eyi
dance In the shape unsolicited testimonials from the
conclusive this point Never, wc believe, In the his
tory Unpopular medicines las tuch valuable testimony
been osred freely offered In favor ofany remedy than
that the possession OF the aproprietc Of sArroRDs
RaDtcsL CbER docs not repre-
sept theus part ef the recome datiors which
prefodsy ocrct by frendxto ffcnds nits favor Peo-
ple OF wealth and refinement IN all parts country
snownfo the regular medical profession. but sun the
publicity Incidental to published statement Hence
e tceffmor isisiu our posseasun refescnt butn smf
PET Of thnsc tithhca for the reasoi entioacd. The
aoilcwnx uns6l from HKNnyWRLtss
EsQ., OF wells Fargo Co.'S Express n an outspoken
ENDORSEMENT OF which We are Justly proud.
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HE SPIRIT or DEMOCRACY.


H = N r x r.. w z 8 T,
slaao syasl laesnrsrSki s'dtfioea
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When Maurice. their iirst baby, was a
bright little fellow of ten months, par
" OF men with chaips and surveying in.
struments and little red flags came
through the woods near Gotllieb's dwell
Ing laying out the line for, . new, rail.
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Sage, the confidence of the public would he
strengthened and they would want To invest In IT,
MI. Gould had disposed Of lG0 900 shares but still
Gt t urge interest. and his reason tor huy;ng
chicago and Northwest was 70 enhance its value
win Union Pacific. Tho latter stock was undo bit
edly worth par, and the probabilities were thar 10
would soon pay a dividend He believed. if the
government would settle their claim on the same
D"slr AZ on other property, the road could give
per cent bond on all lt owed
WHAT ADDISON CAMNACK SAYS.
Addison Cammlck sad last evening: at is
trde that a syndicate has been formed and TINS
morning the contract was concluded by which Mr..
Gond disposed Of 100, 900 shares OF his Union Pa
eihc stock for cash. lie did not receive any North
west stock IN payment, that being an individual
purchase. MT. Could did not owe one dollar on the
shares purchased by the syndicate, reDortcd-they
Wef' an lIce and IN h.soTn name. This matter had
been talked over lOr some timc, and ! tOid Nr.
Houid nat thought II would he better # he Dis
fUpuied MS stock among several prominent men ::
that 50 much stock held ny or" person invited At
tach ana was calculated 20 keep - value down.
In!s movement will prove advantageous 20
MI, mHl'h faeiiir' End il interest, hereafter
,a .a r of 'ou,Ioa,i ~ me tlsA' g,n..e-
say that Mi. Could VIII retire iroua the directory.
l. o." -h' uld do so, n viii be- voluntary act. 1.
there Is no disposition TO force him ont. tie made
SIC piopos non, stating hat Tor l0ng time he
I'i "crn anxious 90 rcaIe iToW active business
''r family reasons. Vt. . LID proposes 20 20 10
Europe 70 educate his Children
OTHER CoN-IsSTs OV IUr SAFE.
4 friend Of Mr.. Gould said: This is Nera'eou.c
mora and NAV De termed j.em.,;cs-str To-, ~
Goulds hic. The 100000 -lar.s OF Union Pacific
stock which be sold 20 the syndicate c7sr lin
about $1,000 900, vi.l = vaIac Of SO O09.o COO
He hfs sold # for ~7.1o0ooo. realizing by tha
transaction a profit .. -f.Og)oUO, and retaining
10000 shares of Union J.. il. s,uoa, worth db.ut
TToo0oeeo more. l hS;e been o' posing Of tAs
stock ~ friends in surN lots, 4ae / would rather
have n "a - with per cent dividend, han Gov
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

headquarters, received the cipher dispa tches and
translated them. Mr. Hance admitted that he was
In Ncw-YOrk for about two weeks after the
election; that he spent three or foui
hours day az Mr.. Tildens house, transacting bust.
ness connected with the Executive Office; and that
he frequently called at the Everett House but he
did not remember seeing or transaung any
cipher dispatches except one, and that one he
simply transcribed Mt Colonel Pclion's request. Mr..
HaLCes memory seemed 70 be so bad that Mr.. His
cock questioned him at great length but he failed
10 get any important information out Of him.
Mr. j. c. Dunn. now Of Boston, but in 1879 res
ident Of Columbia, s. C., and member II the Re-
turning Board. appeared late in the afternoon
at bis own request, and described Hardy
>o!omon's attempts 10 induce him 10
give the State 10 Tilden. lie said that
solomon called upon him and made Known his bust
ness. Re used manv arguments and even threat
eued that there would be blood,hed If the Demo-
Gratis did not have the stare. he said that
the Democrats had 10000 mon under
arms. and could have them En- Columbia
AZ short notice and that the Democrats intended
u nave the state, and "Ould rather secure n with
gold than with steel. solomon rSridHed that iG
would only be necessary for thc Board jo obey tho
mandates 81 the supreme Court and al would
De right. solomon said thar he was authorized 10
negotiate by \. G. Haskell. Chairman oi tho Demo
cratic state Committee of South Carolina. and Gen-
l,1 and Augusta Railroad.
Dunn testified that Pc refused 'o accept Solo
mons propositions and reported them to Governor
Chamberlain the next day for hI, own protection
hut u ordeTtO learn the secrets a. tlo Democrats.
II possible, be- allowed solomon .o have other
interviews with HIM which continued Uut.l solo
mon starred for Baltimore. NJ. u-lr- testimony
or TINS point vas very important. and WIN repay a
careful. reading, His examination Was not come
D.ctrd.
The Committee has been unable TO G1l Hardy
solomon and il Il now considered doubtful whether
ne Will allow himself 10 be cvau.nad. r. is re-
ported 10 have left Columbia for Washington last
SATURDAY, hut he has not been seen here.
Mr.. Dyke. the editor Of he c,das. 81 raliohas.
see has photographed TO the Conr'tca that ha
know nothing about an offer %. tbc foujl le-1r'.-
Ing Board ~ sell ont 10 the Democrats. Hc -Daply
hear! from some one else and repeated tie lepor.
10 Mr. Marble.
NJ. Coyle testified to-day that lie va, IN the en-.
pioy Of the National Democratic Committee from
July. 1876 20 March, 81. and Thar dUrug1l that
time be draw for money upon Nr. Ldu ari cooper,
hu- held ali bus correspondence Win to.uHci fo.t0u,
whom be always supposed 10 be Tic Dau7s rg man
OF the committee.
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The Senate Committcc on Agriculture, acl
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHNGTlN, MONDAY. ZOO /. I7Is
Tie subscriptions 20 the p.r cent loan since sa,GT-
day. rapor- have Amounted % S3I79,3H).
The amendment submitted bt SenayOr Burnside today
f.r operation into tEr Amy Appropriation bin pro
vG.s tAaf cNauain, the retired lief snail b. credited
a~ though commissioned Tor service under the ACT Of
1888.
The President to-day approved The Get making appro-
rrati0Hs FOR me expenses u the indian Dcrartmt IT.
amt for tfi9g rro.tv ett-0 alton. Vt1 nous INDIAN
tribes COR ihe M June 30, 1e-o and icT 0'hf
purposes. Also tile bal TO abolish the Volunteer Navy
Of thc United states,
Tie President and Secretary Of War received today
copies o. resolution. rEau.w 'T passed hv the L rs
t1.c - Mertaa. asking That that Territory He maua e.
-rI .tc military Opa.tia,t and p.r aud. TO re CON-
NAM oi General Nc.-ou A. I.t-. This request has
been referred TO General Sheridan ;or report
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Nrw-ORLFAVs, La, Fen. LIN the United
states icuit Court to-day Judge Billings SAID state
ment ~ .c' hal been prc.cu'"d To Judge wood by tue
Grand Jury which facts had been presented 10 the
Grand Jurors In tAe jury-room, and upon when the
Grand Jury lad returned true bills q indictment 4lese
were the bills upon which II Il sad tie Dsrlct A'or-
ncy declined 20 frame indictments an1 furtheF' 'h't
more than ono Federal Official j, included IN the si lie
laJ v,ired tre ftrs set forth and deemed them sul-
ruf 10 u,ti'y indictments. lie, Therefore deltd max
tn statements recorded, ana mat the D1rct Atol
nov frame indictments Also the District Attorney bad
sad the Government had further use for tie Grand
Jury ~ present Judge Billings ordered tAcm {" con-
time their invcs cations The trial Oi the Iensd- cases
will Gin Tomorrow
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THE CIPHER PLOT.
CnYrF M nI-NN ON Tile sTAND.

COYLE AND DUNN on THE STAND.
Az INTERESTING STORY TOLD BY TIE tATTER-THE
DESPERATE PLOT TO CAPTURE SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Potter Committee, after a pause OF
week, resumed the investigation of the cipher
dispatches yesterday. The witnesses were Mr..
COyle. Mr.. Dunn and Mr.. Hance. Mr. Coyle
related frankly his adventures in Florida
and repeated his former statement that he
had received his cipher for kilograms from
Mr. Edward Cooper. Mr.. Dunn, who was a
member Of the Returning Board in South
Carolina in 1876 related the facts about Dem
ocra;ic attempts to purchase him. He SAID that
Mr. Solomon, who acted for the Democrats,
tried TO inumidate as we'll d, bay him, by
saying that the Democrats C0uld force 10000
armed men into the State Capital at mo-
mert's notice. aud that they meant to have
the STATE Government.
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cRIMESAND CNC4LIILr-ET TELEGR4PH


AIILMIl 10 N ltllfif : NDN-A
T1rcUBtE 1 Mass. Feb. l9.-t'gOrgc ". Abbott.
me pn ,ce Court held % $1,000 hsl for
SO G-nt lurv on compliant charging HIN with 800 a-lt
I'm an, a,t.p 10 ball Jane WrhrrDcs win loaded Try"y
belong fn ~l+nS-'l Aei' t4c 4dic.
bousl Tor 4 bioti more than thlr' years.
AB~CON DING TREASURER CArTTRED;
Ct Lotus Feb. l7.-t,eorgc ". Sicbrr, the de-
ful,.ng treaI.I OF ST. Clair county L. 40
IiIT .sy a. arrested near california, MO- yr- al .Io
Was brought Jefferson ry. where lie 10" 4"A's =
Iedu.s.tiJu from the Governor % Illinois.
THE BILLINGS n RIDER CASE.
SARATOGA Feb. III he motion Tor a change ~
seur I'm thc B'lugs murder Ia. been d"Ar 1ri Hr
defendant mas ueeI bal The val! come - a.
the June term.
SAILOR DROWNED AT SEA.
ST. JOHN, y. b.. Feb. 17.-Slichael Wiley, sea
man Dom Pedro which arrived here las
ufgbt fe'l from The WaHDOOm drowned while OF
Portsmouth The voyage from Boston 70 this port
TRIAL OF MYBON II. BUELL.
CoOPEESTOwN. y. Y, FEB. ia jury was OBJ
tanned 10 hours TO-DAY for the trial % MyrOn II Buell.
Tor me murder A. RiCharJs fourteen
PLANNED Utsego County, June Is, 1878.
FIGHT AT SUPPER TABLE.
MEMPHIS Tenn, Feb IA quarrel occurred to-
night Kitchen Of the Peabody Hotel while supper
D which resulted ~ James Logan shooting Joseph
silace. probably iAt<h'
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The arrangement made between W. Could and
the syndicate Of capitalists was freely discussed
-" .t. . a.. ,t-:..,... Ill l.
among p'oH'I' '''' ne 40 '' ''' ''''.'
was claimed hy some that Ut was Hl'-f"t--i."ne'
a. tLt stock had cost ham al average OF Cuy $50.
.c,,.,--r.,.rrnv WIN ~, Cuf.iD
t.. c',lJ e,,l ,...-cr.l,, tIot be lad NOT re-
;,,,-J and rn,t did NOT coote.upl.te reslgniue.
90 d,r.ctor IN the TpIop Pacific Road. When
.'i,rt.bol.,l.i o., how. limo - stool ne renli,d
.I.i,..,.., mo- OIL, I.,.-.,. o. STATE Tn. rio i'm
,I,,arl,.t va-c NJ the stock he said. lis due to
ua.IraI cause. The reports hy tell graph
received to-day. state that, for the la-l
/ fourteen Gays I-c CdI'..'-7 an iuyi
of -oboOO over IHc sane IMr iA = : iiu thc 90
| tmatcd increase f'r tlIuatY j. FI-''V"; lIoWI-
ucgt operators, men - large means, nave "'rh p-
chasing The stock oi the company ., an luNc>.1st L,
/ and believing that gre mag t"' .i'- va 'H,'.. -
TOO low tGcv Eal ID 3n'rd u. Many ihlAk 'dt II
viii "a 20 90
OPINIONS ~. : pIrGCToP.
-., mn, ..l ,,.. .- ....,,,. .,. ..il Cha +.
,:t. I, H.,
VIZ. Gould lad h'' resigned a1' '' "'' hp' '..'N'
De had lny oh.a lut-Hti'n. NdlF'ri"r 81 Inc mon
/ Pacific Road said that Nr. Could had e large
! ..,... - .,o.l aud p,...s.,. croaoh. with THAT
/ held by personal friends t'hl.njan ms present IN
hur.ce IN the 1n.ulag men; OF lis affairs,
and lii s,la In l.ali,,g r,o.i.'l-t. Of such
I anu no
/ q I~f@c h'iho'i w Ht'l'' 81. W. '' I'"Ii'.
/ the utter f,-i$ 81 me recent attack. on Ms
financial condition. re .AiuS.4- q ht" ne Ii!I
/ ln' 'n',i- ~ ''' ',. r'.' i LI,.,-t III
,,iI -,.fI.r.c +, tic management If tl.r COM
pany and mako il, -to,o one OF jnr most desirable
on the ll-i. ~" company Ac ''a!N'a' was "",.I /"
l"''l ''' H. ,l. 49,. ~ -,, III, i.,..,l ,.iL.it
/ ryLau>fiurlt. surplus.
COMMITS or rr-,IrL ,tDr.
pr.il S,.. said l.-I l.iult: determinations have
! i.. e.. ..-.-......,i ,... r, .t.. ...,..,., 49,.
! t-. and
/ o. ~'hH 'l ny ''''"' '"."' ".I"' '''''' ''''
- ! -
/ ., II, ken. I., .,,..l- am Nj k,rp. liz
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500 bonds Of s6j-conso- OF 1867. The principal and
interest will be paid at the Treasury aud after the
l7th DAY OF MAY next and the interest VIII cease on
that day. The follow iug are the bondsi
Coupon bonds dated July 1867 S50-No SPOOL 10
10000. both inclusive S1O0-N1. l4G.00l to lblno'
bc. % inclusive; S5OO-N0 s-.O0l % $4,000 hoth IN
clusive 81 OOO-No OOL TO l5s 600, Doth Inclusive
Total coupon. S10O0OGnO. 49,
REGISTERED bonds redccmahir the pleasure o. the
United States after the ls day OF July, ls72 rV-
% 800, both inclusive; SJoO-NO. ll3Ol TO j, 400
both inclusive OOONo. iOl 10 1890, hOtn IN
elusive S5O0p-Ny. l3,40I 20 $4,000, boh inclusive
SIOOOONo. 23,O01 10 $1,000. both Inclusive. Iotai
II Clustered, S1OOUOO0O. Aggregate, S@O,Oo0OOl
Professor LAW TO BE SENT FOR.
The Senate Committee on Agriculture, act
ing under their special authority investigate the Al
legged existence 'ais country OF pleuro-qneumoDia
and other infections sea OF cattle decided today 20
Professor Law IN order TO obtain the results
Of his recent investigation Long Island under the d.
reciion OF the New-Yorl1 stat. Legislature. The COM
u'fcc also agreed 90 invite TESTIMONY from Professor
John GamEec. Of ENGLAND. VINO ma for many years
the subject speciality, ana vino - now ~ "rs!-
u-fl The committee viii meet 90 hear thr star il' -
az Professor Law At the earliest date compatible W.th
his convenience.
A VACANCY or THE BENCH
Judge George Andrews, United states At
tor,y for tic Eastern Di.;rc; Of Teunas has o.
Ct-ei hrs rcsi-uation Fre-Icnt aat II IL under
stood that Coc1essman Thoruburgh Representative VI
ti, Knoxville District. favor- the appointment VI tie
In Wheeler, % Chattanooga. 10 ull the vacancy.
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BISHOP TOLEY's sICKNES!.

CuIC>CO, H., Feb. 17.-BshOp Folcy'S III
nes- hos taken sorio3s ts-u, and Lo- d,yclol,
INTO typhoid fever The PHYSICIANS. however, Stl
believe they have control o. t'c disease ant prr4ic
:ina recovery tUt 10 wiil probahy re much delayed
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CHAMPION OARsMAN OF ENGLAND.

NEwCAsrLL-oN TYNE, Monday, Feb. L. 1879.
\ boat race between John Higgins, Of ShaG-
well and Ham Elliott, Of yth. for 12oO side the
championship # Great Britain and the challenge cup
tool. place on the Tyne from me Mansion House 10
--ot-woOd Suspension Bridge, to-day u resulted II
victory for .Ot, Who beat Higgins u1 ABOUT three
lengths. LllOjt c,u.c g.u'iy retains the challenge cup
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RPITIsu PEECATTIONS.
BEIIINI FhLVA' IIV.'N'
THE ACTION OF THE rElNY COUNCIL INr!NNfp ~
PAELIASlENr.

ToEoNTO. ont. Feb. IA special dispatch
rom London 10 .hs G!oJc saws; I" disease "r"i at
American, attic was discussed Friday night Jle I"U'"
" Commons I, was stated that thr Frvy Council l'l
Tor some time past received ntaatio7s 81 the disease
existing among cattle in the United states oH' dd not
FEEL i1.ua,d IN prohibiting importation un' u vas
shown that There vas actual danger OF l4''i"n hr
or,r docs not a.iv 20 canada bee us" CaHHdh j. ic"
you. the Ii.r-r. luc iupn. iri"H OF ,.t.- N'1l'S
r4itl- mt. tic Dominion = ;rI"dt'h, tL",A com,
,,ol,tlog e.. m rr,.,ded ~ Hrkruhrat and Lr,rno'l
toi iht Slaughter of animals there Al pre-, t Ute IN
..,Lytu.cr. LIl,.,a-- stage hIs been -tdi d'Lti
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r,r1rrr Al RICHMOND

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 17.-Frank d. Hill \
Ca real estate agents have failed Taeir liabilities are
,a ted 10 he over $50 900 They have made an assign
me NJ covering s2D,O 900.
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DETAILS OF THE SPECULATION.

TIE WY coxft,crr>a pryops THAT FILLED
vAIl-,r.-pr~r.rs or Mr.. GOULD, EEsrGy,-
7Ioy-cauvrvrs o. TIE PURCHASE OF rHE
SYNDICATE.
Tho Sudden anil heavy advance vest rday in the
pl,co or Taiog.pa..r. Railroad stock created gen
cral >nrori-a in Vali-s-. tn stool. had been
rather NEGLECTED. FIR s.,lo weeks. aud sales were
rqro Fl from, 60 to 60. The common -.r.t ak was
that tro-, was nor.al demand for tho stock, and
that loans could not be effected on it at a
higher valuation than $50 a sAare-the par
value being 100 T. was currently reported that Jay
Gould held 700. 900 shares Of Union Pacific stock.
Tho s.ol- o,o,c1 ,--sror,lat. .,r;u- If col and
: r-......'.. g..
't A't~Dt '''"'..7 DO .''' 4' " ~" -. %" Us "
T~aS-au advance OF @ls per cent Most o. th"
s,l. were ~ Lloos cf from, 100 10 coo shares each
.tI -. - ,
lc 1T 's t-''e '-' "'S f-''" -
Ittla below tie highest point ot the
1J- and * IN showing an adr4.ra ~ over :
-.. ~. ,.-. 1.r 49,. .r,1.,,i.- i,.-,arf.J to
Union Ia,.ic STOCK, 3Au Toe rtaot safes maze, even
III fh' gre ',!' 'N...'.' ''''' ~ ''' .',''o
Prise on The STOCK tFchdngo ana i iI'i''I ''i.''
and al kinds Cf ruUoI. were lated rs - the
i .,.. TIa FIRST stony. WAS .i,,t. .,.Dd,cate of
az ''''''' '' ~
heavF operators f'd b'eh Iofm q To "'I -lI""
PJcItio ana jLat Jay to-4 4a4 parted with a large
number Of shares, and that lie was ~
rc,Irn q. q director of the road Another
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REPUTATION IN VIRGINIA.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Feb. 1.-THE forci-
HE readiu,ters OF the State debt generally sending
from this section the State Convention TO be
held ct Riehmoud. February %.
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THE LABORS OF CONGRESS.
A NIGHT SESSION OF THE SENATE.

A NIGHT SESSION OF THE SENATE.
FIGHTING OUT TIE BATTLE ABOUT TIE TOBACCO
TAXA DEMOCRATIC CAUCUs-G"NFRtL Ni"S'
At the latest hour at which news was re-
ccived before going to press this morning the
Senate was still In session over the Internal
Revenue bill and the tobacco tax. a reduction
of the tax had been ordered in Committee OF
the Whole. but no action had been taken IN
the Senate. The Democrats OF the house
held a caucus on the public printing
yesterday, and resolved that the pruning
must be done by contract. Minister seward
has refused to obey the subpoena duce'
tccum, aud the fact viii be reported to the
House.
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APPEAL FROM Az INSURANCE DECISION.

ALBANY, Feb. Little defendant IN the
case or Isaac N. D.ycns the Mechanics and
Trldcr.' Insurance Company OF the city Of Network
s uppcaicd 10 the cen, mi Tenn from the Judgment 81
- $50 OF entered Oh the -th instant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18
PORTLAND AND oGDEN,BURG RAILROAD.

ST. JoHSsBUEY, VI, Feb. 17.-Chancelor
Ross today granted ne petition Of he receivers Of the
Portland end ogden .hurg Railroad, authorizing the
sro a., certificates amounting 10 S2JOG1O. The. pro-
coed, viii DC Used iJI tao purpose ol improving the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18
4 TOBACCO RING TO BE BEoKEN "

IFNOYALs And TEVsECTU0N- n NI-N-0lI y =.
icy TELIGRAPH TO THE rEIECNL.l
WA-HNGToN, Feb. 17.-RcveDuc Invrstlcatl ous
~ New Orleans conducted under the direction OF
Revenue Agent l.. y. Webster. have disclosed an
extensive tobacco mig in that city. ia addition 10
several argc seizure. ol tobacco factories already
made. other, are 10 follow. One of the results of
The iuve.ugaton is the retirement from the service
ol CMei-Deulty Collector Joseph sumner Who hcld
a CORES bonding position under General james b.
Needmgn, Of Ohio. when Che latter vas Collector OF
Internal Revenue az Aew-Orlcans. The District
Attorney has been instructed To- press vigorously
The prosecutions against all those who are shown 10
have been engaged in these schemes 10 dcl1aId the
Icsc Nue