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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03

THE determination of the Indian has
begun. A California Sheriff inaugurated
it yesterday by executing red rascal
who confessed to six murders.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03

THE crisp, frosty, bracing air of Oc-
tober hangs back with modesty that is
uncalled for.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03

SANDUsKY COUNTY opens wide her
arms and embraces the President to-day.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03

THE telegraph has failed to find Prof.
Wise and his unfortunate companion.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03

TYNER has not turned up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-11
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
A New French Cable Company.

....' A New FRENCH SiaDhe 1OBapRNys
LONDON. January 10.-A telegram from
Paris, published in London to-day, states
that new French cable company has been
constituted. It's prospectus was issued yes
~terday. The company propose to lay two
cables, one from Brest to Cape Cod and the
other from Lands End to Nova Scotia, both
by the way OF st. Pierre.
49,. THE AEG.saDistan War.
LONDON, January 10.-The Viceroy, Ct
England telegraphs confirming the news OF
General Roberts's victory over the hostilcs,
but he says that owing to the rumors OF
threatened attacks by Mongules General
Roberts intends returning to Korum and
concentrating bis forces, which are now
much scattered. Friendly letters have been
received from several Sirdans OF Cabul.
The general feeling in Cabul is very strong
against the Ameer and Russia.
CALCUTTA, JANUARY 10.-Major Sandman
reports that authentic intelligence has been
received, that ,Afzah Khan has disbanded
bis army and left Candabar.
Gable Notes:
L HUGHESDES, January 10.-Bord Beacens-
fields attack Of The govt has almost com.
pletelY gone! ~ 1874 /,
-, LEEDS, january 10.-Thc miners at the
Rock colleries struck this morning against
a ten-per-cent. reduction OF wages.
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INANg;I.AI,..
sle,HadoNp sToeK EXCHANGE.
!: ~ FniDAY. January 10, 1879.
.GI re ann uI r.uIt,tn caxxsx.Ia ~ EsN -

a.rrc4I q hoO ut,,,,sn $500, 4, q ~
y HSlhia couspas ~ 20,
sSdte consois. PIG. 51z
dsHci; SisE1nsS s0nsoss, new; 3fH bid.3 asRpc:
pirTfnia fundable. ~ bid: virgfnIa deferred: rs
Da syiFglha rintsrext certiacaies, ~ BID; VIZ.
gtnia la1rece5yaDle coapous, 16, lld. ~ asksd.
CIV Richmond city s's. ). and j.,
LIZ bid: Richmond ely e's, !. and d. lo2 bid:
Peteysbufg ely y. and a., 30 bid: Petersburg
ely Sh, special lax and D., LOO bid; Bynchburg
| city 8'si 1nd u, % bi -. -.
!. RattYogd FIsD0ndSS-Nrgfnta lentrsl KaiIroad
nrss tsnort9aBe 6a 400 -. 9VH lid virginia
4 Cenuats haliIoad tniId mortgage u.s.. aun u,
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0UR TENURE OF LIFE depends

OUR TENURE OF LIFE depends in
- great meas sure upon our regard for or neglect
of the laws OF health. If yiolste them we cannot
expect to "lnake old bcnes." But tsat The span Of
existence allotted to naturally delicate consttu-
ton, or which has been shaken by disease may
I've materially heightened. Is fact OF which we have
daily proof. The vivifyng and restorative influence
of Hostetttr's stomach Bttcrs upon a falling
physique affords striking Illustration Of the power
OF juaicious medication 70 strengthen The hold on
life. Restored digestion, complete assimilation, re-
newcd appetite, sound repose-these arg among the
benefits conferred upon the dcbilitated by that su'
pren;e renoyaut. With circulation enriched, a
frame inv igorated, and nervous system tranquil
izd the invalid aflera course OF The Bltters feels
that his fe-tcnure IS no longer the precarous til ug
that 1t was--that he may yet enjoy i green old
age" - - =. j. 7-Tu, SEW
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Mrs. Cobb appeared ON the witness
stand Thursday in her own defence from
the charge Of poisoning her husband : She
denied any criminal relations with Bishop,
said he had never even kissed her at any
time, aud declared all his statements TO- be
entirely false. On the day That her husband
died Bishop had been alone with him, and
she found her husband chewing something
that Bishop had given him. The witness
broke down at times from the violence OF
her emotions. r;aafi t.4t.ir.-. ~ :.
WASHINGTON, January 9.-Judge Harris,
to whom the Judiciary Committee OF the
House referred the Royal bill, introduced
by Mr.. Tucker at the request of Mr.. Hum
ton last session. in relation to the enlarge
mcnt Of the jurisdiction Of Federal courts.
has not yet made his report 10 the fult COM
tmntee, but will do so at an early day; and
Of course will report Observation-Disclosures
drid Gazette. y"
In West Goshen, Conn. on, Wednesday
night. John flaming cut the throat OF My
ron Beach. aged twenty-five, killing him in
stantly. Tanning was subsequently ishot
BY a person named Alling. but not fatally
injured. - = s!l7 Hgi2rl, i14ctag !,
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99.CENT STORE.
THE 9s-CENT STORE I HAVE

AT THE 99-CENT STORE HAVE
made such additions to the stock since the holidays
that It's again quite complete. ,.r .t.,....-s
TEA TRAYS from Il TO "a inches; -,.r.. -:
CAKE and BREAD-BOXEs-al sizes; -
Full uncot HAMPERS, LUNCH, aud TRAVEL
-LING-BAsKETS;, >y,.r ,.,..uy.
Willow, NURSERY, aud CANE RockTsG-
CHAIRS; .3~.i :: - 2. 5'1:G%
Full assortment; Of CRoCKERY-wARE:. ~
More of those, HANDSOME CASOPY-ToP DOLL
PERANBUL AToRS:f ST R,5.lf'E
BLACK. WALNUT; lBLAcKING- BOXES with
CARPET TOP; ~ '.,,........' F. So.
All sizes UMBRELLAS-24 to 32 inches;
Excellent CARRIAGE.WHIPS at 99c. and 1928 ;
All sizes MEMS BROGANs;
All sizes BOYS HEAVY SHOES; +.
NEW ALBUMS and WRITING-DEsns;
TIN TOILET SETS-full assortment; ...r
GOBLETs and TUMBLERs-a fine line.
Catalogues mailed free-to any address. ~,
$50 -.a"--~. :, ~ e. W. A. STEyENss
.fa1l --1".s ""i % sos Broad stcee!.
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DEATH OF A BROTHER OF LIEUTENANT Gov
ERHOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COLD
SIMPSONS OF JoNADAD--HIsT0RrCAL REM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &c 81 -.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Djspaich.] -.
JANUARY; 10, 1879. =.
Our citizens were much surprised yester-
day morning to hear, OF the death OF DR..
r. F. Walker. brother OF Lieutenant Gov
crnor James A. Walker.i who resides on bis
farm few miles from Staunton.E~ He was
perfect type Of the fine physical, develop
lnent OF the man OF the, Valley, and visited
Staunton brief time since in perfect health.
His funeral will take. place tomorrow from
the Old Stone church, OF the consreSa-
tionoi which he was q member. Lleuten-
ant.Gcvernor Walker passed through here
Yesterday afternoon on his way to the farm,
h:riHg been telegraphed for Wednesday. !"
The marriage-licen issued by our
county clerk for 1873 were 49, white ard
&c colored, while those issued in. the
City Court were only % white and II CO.
lored. In the matter OF ratio to the ropu-.
iMiOn, Stanton falls far short Of holding
her own with the county, though l be-
lleye am authorized in saying it was the
best she could do.
The cold snap. which was supposed to
have gone, gave Staunton parting whiSk
Of its tail last night, and set everybody to
shiyeriRg again. The cruel malignity in
The face of the moon, as she sailed across
the frozen sky with 4 bottomless thermom-
eler in her hand, will cause less poetry to
be written about the female divinity next
summer ~~--~--- ~--.
The Graad Council Of 4he Sons Of iona,
dab Of Virsiniaand West Virginia wilt hold
MS regular semi.aunIai session in the hala OF
Excelsior Council, No. 2, in this city, on
next Wednesday night. '"4f'T
The indicator publishes some interest
lng history OF StauntoG for the last century
or so. 1t appears that in its City Council
nave been many men afterwards OF na-4
llonai reputation, including ex-Secretarys
A. Il. II. Stuart; Charles H. Lewis, eX-.
Minister to Portugal; John B. Baldwin;
hugh W. Shelley, Speaker, Of the war Legis-.
nature Of Virginia; DR. Francis I. Strlbliag.
10 famous in the treatment OF the insane,
and others. II a,H'5 L.'',T,, $50, -.
Among the queer ordinances Of the Coun-.
GU eShumed is one imposing fine OF five
uollars on any one who shall cause
church. or other bell to be tolled On "the
oecas!on OF the death Of any person under
, aAIeen years OF age"; and another, which
w" ,ni SOUND strange to the young people OF.
suis aay, IS call on the Governor for $50
n niashess IN the apprehension OF an insur-
N es'on OF the slaYes-the period OF the
Nai: Turner revolt.
bind Tom. The pianist. is announced
S oeIe ior next Tuesday night, and on the
Al OF January We are to have the Men
N''''ohh 0uintette, Of Boston. PENN. /
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-11
III aRosuixhWeean Passaaa

ssNE wl lyoRK,. Jaiuary 10. TT Tie steamship
Rhevfnda, which arrived To-day from Car
diff, reports.rxpeffehctngt heavy gales the
entire passage. Onl eG2TtbH ot Deeenlber
she was struck by sea which completely
SWEPT her decks and stove Ia her matches.
The ship Eyas thrown oaaher. beam.ends
md her cargo was shifted. 1t was sixty
,hotifsib ef6fe tie ship righted and her cargo
WE sedufed! n
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't1fnStow fhe annual eunsumptfUn OF rotue.
co-wttld have De increased from the pre-
sent AMOUNT OF, LOO, 0e0, 900 pounds TO $780,.
COCO no, which he does not consider at all
probibIe to occur. !. 4, I.
Thl corsdaitsee win consider tie bin at
anotler meeting tomorrow.
OTHER ITEMS. 4
& WksErHGToy, january fc.-The recon-
men atIons M the sub committee OF lthf
Senate Committee on Territories, in reia-
tion 10 the question Oh The ACCESSIBILITY OF
pfef riding q tefTitoriaf form OF government
erfhei Indian Territory or otherwise and
0pMing it, ito general sett lemsnt, were laid
beasfe the faH committee this morning; but
Il vas decided, before taking any action en-
thesubject, fIat d Fearing stIsll be given By
the fulli committee uaxtwee to tflerepre.
lsentatiyes OF fheryariousa Indian nations
1Fhe House Committee on Z commerce this
morning considered the biz which pro-
poses. TO authorize the purchase and regis.
tpypl foreign-buiIt ships by citizens OF the
.United States, and made an order to- con-
Time It's consideration on Friday the 18th,
}WhH the friends aud opponents Of fhe
measure will be hoard. %,lE"intt:9tt
z Tie case OF Bcgins Us. Ex-President
GFmtwas ended to-day by the Jury bring.
ing in verdict fog tie defendant. -.
Afnayal court-martial, of which Copmo.
dore G. FL. Baldwin is president, has been
appointed for the. trial Of Commando d.
&C. Keels, on the charges preferred
against that officer. I.
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!; Execution OF BENJAMIN Hunter.

January 10. = Benjamin
Hunter was hanged at Camden, M j., to-
day for the murder of John c. Armstrong.
lie was completely prostrated, and had TO
be carried TO The place OF execution. The
hanging was bungiingly performed. The
rope either had too much slack or gave way
SO much that it lifted the culprit barely
from the floor, when he fell back. and was
caught by the assistants Sheriff Calhoun
seized the rope and hoisled Hunter into
the mir, and ne was hung only by a num-
'bef of persons holding to the. rope during
the whole, time in which he was suspended.
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A Passanser-Trasn Disehed.

LITTLE Rock, January 10.-A passen-
ger-train on the Iron-Mountaln railroad
bound south YVES ,yditched near Ken
sett last night. Baggage-Mastcr Crawford
was killed. EXpressman Brown was NOR
tally injured, and several persons wounded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-11

ASSIGNMENT OF 5 BosToN SHOE HOUSE. -
Boston, january 10. r-Smtth g. Fol- bes: deal
ers in bootsiand Shoes; OF Charlotte, n. O.,
and Boston, have made at, assignment. No,
thing definite is known 'inl regard tn the.
condition Of the firms but 4. is reported its
liabilities are S125,00 TO. $3.50, 000;sy assets
nominally $4,000. Most OF the indebted
ness is TO houses in Boston and Vicinity,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-11
MatchFnr Goldfish.

GLOUCESTER, MASS. January 10.-The
work Of Matching Goldfish progresses favor
ably at the headquarters Of the fish COM
mission, About a million young Goldfish
were put into the ocean last week. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-11

4 sxALI. saow ron ToHAcco.g AK REDUCTION.
IYashiagton,J anuary7.- The Finance Cons
mittee vial devote a few more days 70 ID pa-
tieat hearing os adyocstas oi The bill 10 re-
duce the tobacco tax, and when tobacco
,men have conel0ded they xill invite the
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue to SUBJ
NIT his views, which are every fully expYesss
ed In bis annust report, and arc strongly
against any reduction, Two members of
the committee agree to-day In the opinion
that these arguments were useless, rs a ma
5orsty OF their number were. now. and al
ways would be against any reduction or tax
on tobacco and Whiskey aslong as the Gov;
ernmentneeded revenue, These gentlemen
believe the committee WIN report the bill adj
yersely. -Speeialt to the Cinctnfati CONNER
ctal ..... "a Z, til.g. I'D, at4G Il; 5sfET b
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-11
Trains stopped ON the Memphis Rail

1 LITTLE Rock, January 10.-All through
trains, on. the Memphis railroad have been
stopped in consequence. OF the ice in the
river at Memphis 20 "--.sE.. ~
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The Rroos,lyn Pedestrienne.

J., NEW YORK, January 10.-Madame Ander-
son, the Brooklyn pedestrienne, has but
three days more to walk. She is In good
condition. .,....
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80 a.r b
IA TERRIBLE CoAL-MISE Z EXPLOSION
rWSton, Pa, January Q .--At 7 O'Clock this
ddl asna Just after a gang Oh. miners ahad
n nsr.souea MAO the Pennsylvania GoalG Om-
NIL Sni! > shaIt NO. 4. near this place. q ter.
i ns.s explosion Of gas occufred in the mine
msn Tue csrrisge-way,, by which several
TS su were supposed 70; have been killed.
e easie mas been Tor "a few days u great
.S S;sse going son ina few iof fhe mines
ib nsV'nlos No. 4, making Itself visible upon
oy NV surface b7 immense Grey ices, ,tonpiins
resa,. vi o.aouses,s dwellings, sdsc:sa.As a
was . o ihis change, the forced its
he hoy ,hso Mine No. 4, which bas ,hitherto
Ps,a. iI Te from the dead SyassdrE aHu8ben
doos f DALEY, The minfpS boss, boe red the
foon sI staing TO tbs old works; an sxolnsi0n
u ,Ggh place, which shook theiseaFti} lin the
boss y with terrific. 20 be mjnspg
y seyss Turned terribly and Patrick beftus
xess seIely Injured = The rest Of s6e gang
aud az. " separate, chamber ,0f The nine,
Wa - eaf,ed tihhrtH. The d.house u
was sass ananfied sand. I .as as66Eskdneaees it
eyrosf fsfs, aqnrs before see6e sof HE
biz tsss epgid be Viii bro a.
worIia Mn Two syeekssfo gefs thai sizsiss dato
~ ofaeT. tiTiessis &
81 IS - e z.sss ls;IogS
tho q9 John hest c sao,,. ~
ilI 81 ~ sIasitl as1ggl Dusty
feys s a's rssiaefiee at ~ q
y
a asa It, But h5s .sfg n si aSs
a iii 'ssas,sss
,ssa assaas .s ;saIsS i Z, q
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Flour.

: Fine, $2.75@s3: sunertine S4.2J; extra. - :;
common, family, $3.50: fancy bran4:. SGI:6.50.
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~ CONGRESSIONAL. C0STasrs 1T Is probable
that Losoncky. gasfans I,raE M tll drop the
contest % tae,H s. HsHkae,s election
from the Fifth cong essional dsssrics j6f
Maryland TO the ne1t Congress. If he does
this &c win be nbahls on. The advice OF bis
counsel, Mr. e. Irving Dlttv, OF bah fsnare,
who does not think be should 90 to the eS.
pense al q contest, Congress having refused
longer to defray sucn costs ], -,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE,

FRIDAY, January 10. 1879
- The breaks to-day comprised G no; sheads. lie
offerings at auction On Change consisted of 4
hogshea's; OF which . were taken IN, and the
others sold at So 80 and 81.
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By Telegraph.
~ NEW YORK.

- NEW 1Uhhs ----
NEw-YoRR. January 1O.-Noon.-StOcks Grmer.
Mouey on cali. 3@3k per cent. Exchange Long,
4S3 ;ishort, AS7. Sta.e bonds quet. Governments
firm.
4S3. Governments active; new SIS, 1919 States
duh e., = .-..s a, s.t..-. ~
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. January 10.-yirdnia 6's, deferred,
Z: conSols. 55: second series. 37k past-oue
coupons. 76x. North Carolina 6's, old, 10; new,
IL; special tax, ~. Bid to-day. .-.
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! WHEAT.-Red, 2O2 bushels good Eutz on private
terms: 62 bushels SoodFuItz at .03; 100 bushels
good Fullz on nrivate terms: 20 bushels very good
bushels. .s -.E-f - T. ..,.
CORN White, IA bushels as 45c.; $40 bushels
prime at 42c.-tOtal 354 bushels.
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!, OUTRAGE I'm sliinois.--A Kew Years
.ttf Spree .H N .-.59EitEgs

CINCINNATI, January 10.-An Illinois dis.
patch says; Tuesday night three men,
entered the house of, a. Oldham named
5sar ss9 fse gsd b nl, ,D
he was stunned and bleeding. They then
assaulted and outraged Mrs. NevflI, aged
seventy, and her 'daughter, aged twenty.
They were all arrested.Dr f,41ry ! -gr :,
The inquest OF Ihe; coroner's Jury over
the body Of James II. Rogers, OF Blooming:
tor. Ind, who died from wounds received
on New; Years evening, resulted in YER
dict OF /" murdered by Henry Felters, pro-
prietor Of the Bloomington Courier, and
Julian Wentworth, his employer The
parties were; an drunk at the time the
crime was committed. = g.: :. i.f =. : q /.
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BAJ.TlMORF,
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January 10, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

tWHEAT.-Rfd, 394 bushels.
COnN.-TPhi GS4 bushels OF which Ii bushei
were re-cxhlbired. .YetloU, IS bushels.
MEAL.-3Slushpls.g = ....r"t .E.
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west VfEx7ufu.f - -s g
erHE IcEsBREAKISG Or IN fHE KaN4wBa sASD
n iarYAM AasxGE no GOAflBARGEs.
Especial Telegram to tbs DispatcA.I 4

= -HUNTTNTTUNs W. " H. JanBafy sIu.--- ne
ice broke fiji the Kanawhs and Guyan rivers
so-days doing considerable damage One
empty and four loaded coal rges we're
torn loose onithe HanaWha an sent adrift.
The. steamer Crossley was washed from the
mouth Of the Guyan toithe middle ofithe
ohio and sunk in a few minutes. ..,s,,; 4
Captains Dunn and Mallory, Of: the Ghes-
:aleake and Ohio railroad, have been active
ait day fl providing every possible precau-
,ionnry measure against damage to the COM
pany's wharf, boats, and other property Ia
case, Of asudd breakup here.i The river
here Is closed from shoreto shore. .,. ~
The weather Is clear and cold, but mode,
rating somewhat to. day. y Thermometer lpo
above zero at a. NJ 9ss ~ :, 80. :.
The Kanawha river rose eighteen feet to-
aay. asss.f,E'Y q .ti:EI.sE "a s. ,reaaTI / !,
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STAUNTON.

DEATH OF BROTHER OF LIEUTENANT. Gov
ERSOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COLD
SIMPSONS OF JoNADAD---HrsTORrCALR REM
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &C So .v,-s
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6 HE, .ss EWs,
RYtTGLEGRApH EKUM ALE QUAR-.
Z SRS. ~ q 81

hi DIsHUSTIKGtGisaA iIst IN HIN ois-THE
NEW. YEARS MURDER Az BLuoMIgGIoN
INDIA CHING goDFlsEI AT saIoucEs.
TER, MAss,-A HEavY SNOW STORM III
0tsTb AND Observation-Disclosures
4 ACCIDENT. IN ;AEssA as-THE BROOK.
LYN Observation-Disclosures HUNT
ENGToE --YARIoys twAsHINGTolg ITEMS
I a BURNED BARK-THg BURNSIDE ARMY
ssbiEs-THE SUGAR AND 'ToBAg Co euEs:
TON ExEtUTIoN IN AsiDEy, n, D.
NEWS FROM ABROAD. &casac.3 800
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LOUISVILLE. January 1O-wheat-lied, 9Qc
amber and wsile csc. Corn dull and lower; white,
$3.50; mixed. 334c. Oais-Whit-, exc: MIXED,
Lard firm: choice leaf, In ticrces. 6a697c; kegs.
7kc. BuIk-meats higher: shoulders, $2.S7k: clear
rib. SALLY: c!ear sides, 1925. Bacon scarce and
firm shoulders. none here: clear rib. 4hc.; clear
sides, 4Hc.; sugar-c,,red hams, 7H@SI.c. Whis-
ker al O3., s,rlg'.!s: b .f.. y ss..H' -.
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, .E90gS, sH9ER-rke.

H1s5aM- ~ - y At 1ssso e s'a''lt
sas. & az q ,bssaasaa .aeheoL
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POULTRY EXHIBITION.

,Poultry-fapsiers from, Virginia, well as other
States, are cordially invited to show their fowls
ENTRIES CLOSE JANUARY IA 1870
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| look upon that portion OF the bill which
covers the Reorganization OF the army with
favor. -.&.g,. .s;.. .,its.: re ,rsq,
bly the principal provisions of the bill, and
ialiuding to present certain. defects, in the
administration of the arfny. says the Burn :.
side bifraltogetber fails to cure them He
objects particularly TO- the proposed inter-
Ictangeable relation between the line and
staff. % Above all. he objects to the bill be-
cause IL leads the army farther and iarther
AWAY from TINT relation to- and 1nauen ce
witt The people OF tile country which are
Indispensable alto dts lneas wella as necessary
Ito the satisfaetion of The nation. y 'g.,
I,aes,;sS5 THE Tosleoo.TAxJ REDgcTToNgsna :
Nv sHIsG TON, January i0.-7 The Senate
IEC omBlittee on Finance to-day heard Com
missione T, Rspn in opposftions to ithe pend.
leg House bin Tor the reduction OF the to-
bacco tax. He asserted that Tue enactment
OF the bill would be The cause OF loss Of
revenue OF not less than S9,000,000 In the
reeefI,ts from che ..taxntion on tobacco; Of
/ atheist sz, 600 0nis revenue ifrom tci-
gassi He areu eal that the proposed fedue-
ton would not benefit the consumers gf to-
'bacco, It. being RECALLED TN Very isnallI par
GELS, ithescost OF tone OF which to- tue manu-
factuter would be- tedn need thereby only to
Fthe extent or q certain fraction OF one cent,
I and the consumer would be charged the
same now, 80 fat as the Iate Of tax;
fixed n,asy9 ,gs99qa Ebasls'... =.
Senator Nv ithers, who VIE present to look,
after the interest," of. Virginia tobaceo-prG
ducers, suggested that tie n faetjq lisi-I
y might be ohYlated by increasing the
gtasa & ,,.'l =. 8
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