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tucky.steers $50 pounds average) taken for
shipment alive at 101zc, less $50 per head. No
cattle or beef laden steamers leave port to-day.
shipments for the week S95 head live ana So
quarters.
Sneep-Receipts for two days 1880 head,
making 1900 head for the week against 81, 100
% per 100 lbs: lambs q tribe hrmer at 81 5O9
5 90 per 100 lbs: none taken by exporters.
shipments for tie week ended Saturday LAS
carcasses-
Swine-Receipts for two days 1880 head,
making S5.l1O head for the week against 5000
head for the previous week. No trade in live,
which may be nominally quoted firm at g 70Q
20 per 100 lbs, and really choice hogs would
probably sell mp to "a Is.
OBweg0 Market.
OswEGo, Sept. 2.-Wheat-Ffrm No Chi
cago spring 81 TO-
Corn-Higher; high mixed Soc.
Oats-Quiet; state 30033c.
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is wha. a lady of Boston said to her husband
when he brought home some medicine to
cure her of sick headache and neu-
ralgia, which had made her missr-
able for IA years. At the first
attack thereafter. it was administered
to her with such good results, that she con-
hnued its use until cured, and made 90 en-
thusiestic in its praise that she induced %
of the best families in her circle to adopt It
Is their regular family medicine. That
''stuf' is Hop Bitters
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2 white 25s4c bid cash and September, 26Hc
asked; 21c bid October, 2654c asked; mixed,
2i5zc bid cash, September and October; cash
held at 2314c: rejected 2392414c.
Rye-Higher, scarce ands in good demand;
No. 55c bid spot.
Bran-SS SO bid per ton.
Hay-Is in good local demand. Choice tim
othy, wire bales, pressed, selling at ei20l3 per
ton; loose bound, Sl3@l4.
Miscellaneous Produce.
Apples-Fancy eating are in good demand at
u I50 per barrel. small and inferior ouu at
75c0Sl rs.
Beaus-In demand. Choice clean navy u 40
per bu; clean medium, Si0l rs per bu.
Beeswax-l60lBc per 10.
Butter-Cholce sweet table butter Is scarce
and in demand. We quote: Choice creamery
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
OFFICE or THE INDIANAPOLIS SENrrNKL,
MONDAY EVENING, Sept. q, 1879.

OFFICE OF THE INDIANAPOLIS SENTTNKL, \
MONDAY EVENING. Sept. q, 1879.
The local money market has been fa' r,v
active during the week closing with this AFTER.
noon. The banks are all well suppl, ID with
funds. and first class paper is being r.euotiated
at the usual rates Of interest.
New York Financial <>.n.,
NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-Mone- = market easv n,
Prime Mercantile Pape..-sas per cent.
State Securities-Du
The stock market nth few yexcent,ons was
e enGyan des T1n lar y Increased business in
~ to NJ, bur subsequently recovered to "a,
am a se,,s ad'e reacted to 1875. The weakness
s 81 Sng Oy m
1acH which advanced l02c, latter Delaware
LACE La wanna and Western The Granger shares
GENTLY advanced Lake Shore was the fea-
oare ameng trunk lines. and on large buying
moyernent in other frank lines Louisville
and Nashville rose up to 6osa; Mobile and Ohio
50 and st: LOUIS and New Orleans from ID te
1875. st. Louis and San Francisco advanced in
early dealings, put later suffered sharp re-
terdays final sales In the last hour the mar
ket weakened, and there was q reaction of "a
stocks had downward movement. The
sharp advance in these shares earlier In the
was Imminent, and that the Lackawanns
| auction sale would not take place. These ru-
mors were denied, and hence the decline al
the close. St. Paul and Minnesota declined I
per cent, Iron Mountain Ia, and Ohio and
Mississippi, preferred, ~ per cent. The Chica
| go and Rock Island company have declared
quarterly dividend of ~ per cent.
Transactions to-day aggregated 100000 shares
| of which 1900 were Erie, 5000 Lake shore
| and Michigan Southern, 5000 Northwestern
| $4,000 st. Paul, 500 Wabash, 1900 Lackawan
ma, 200 New Jersey Central, 1900 Della
600 c., c., G. and L, $1,000 Pacific Mail, 4lUt
| Ohio and Mississippi, II 600 IronMountain, 20,
| 90 st. Louis and San Francisco, $500 Kansas
and Texas, A. 400 Northern Pacific, 5000 Louis
| vile and Nashville, 5000 Chesapeake and Ohio
| 5000 Houston and Texas, 54,U00 Indiana polls
Cincinnati and Lafayette, 5000 New Jersey
Southern, 5000 Kansas City and Northern
and 5000 Marietta and Cincinnati.
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COMMERCIAL.

The wholesale markets have been exceed
tngly active during the entire week, and
values have been well maintained.
The following table shows the amount Of
grain in store in this city at the present time:
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AT a meeting of the Illinois State Dairy
mems association, DIR. Woodworth, of
Marengo, leading dairynSan, spoke of 1.-THE
essentials" of good dairy. He said the first
OF all was good dairyman. He must be an
honest man and humane man. No SLOUGH
or cruel man could ever become a successful
dairyman, and they were not among the es-
sentials. But good fences were, and good
fences made good neIghbors, or at least kept
them so. 1t was easier and cheaper to have
good fences than to consult lawyers as to
liabilities, etc. Every dairyman and his
stock should live on and within himself or
move out of the neighborhood.
Pure water and plenty of 1t was important
Cows will drink six or eight times day if
water is handy; in fact, they will drink
every time they pass a tank CT pure water.
(He belived that stagnant water would pro-
duce abortion.) SInkholes are not fit for
COWS to drink out of. Bad water was the
cause OF much of the dairyman's trouble, il
he could only be convinced of 1t. He would
drain all the ponds as soon as possible. A
good windmill was far better than all the
ponds or running streams. The water was
purer, aud then you could have the water
where it was most convenient. Cattle were
not compelled to search for holes in the ice
in cold weather for drink, and the weaker
ones hooked about and bruised by the mas
ter ones.
If on the prairie. it is essential that you
plant trees so that when the mercury stands
80 or 80 the COWS can find shade. Plenty of
shade should be furnished every dairy, so
that hooking and crowding would not be
necessary for all to be accommodated. If
not near factory cool milk-house is alb
solutely essential, so that milk can be cooled
as soon as MIXED. 1t is essential that all be
clean any farmer can run a dirty place, but
a good dairyman will have nothing but
cleanliness 1bout him. 1t was essential to
produce a good product. as it will always
command q good price. Each dairymau
should endeavor to build up a trade for him.
self, and should have his own trademark.
1t was a difficult task to enumerate all the
sidered anything which tended to make the
farm richer and better, and to pay better
dividends, was among the essentials.
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narns. 00sso; pricle s6e64. per dozen; akirt-
ing S69S6c, per h.: French calf q l50l s., per
h.; city calf y 81 10, per h.; city Kip 666D8Oc
per lb.; upper Kip sto@6o per dozen.
81 N !ns. shoft-shelled, per ID, ls0
walnuts. l3@l4c: English walnuts, n1.c; pea
90 roasted.
Oils-Are fairly active. wequote:
inseed, raw and Bank oIl ~
boiled.-.--.. ......sasss Straits OIL. 20
Lard oil, extra. .bl@55 Benzine.......- Il
Lard oil, No. l...- so Caster oil.N As
Lard oil, No. &c., a Coal oil, Indi-
Lubricating OIL -.l4@ls
Powder and Shot-We quote rife powder at
q SO. and blasting at y 50@2 IS per keg.
Patent shot at 81 650l 20.
Timers Supplies-Are in good demand We
quote:
Best charcoal tin, I Q, lOxlI and l4x2O
q 90 pc box; 9, l2xl2, 81 25 per box: x,
l0xl4 and AxIo, g 90 per box; I x, l2xl2 80 OF
per box; e l4xD roofing tin. best brand, IS SC
per box; 2oxS, roofing, eI3 50; n B. IRON
y 40; n charcoal "a 5094 rs; Northrop's sheet
Iron, roofing. "A so per square; copper bottoms
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Indianapolis Live stock Market.
TrNIo,r Grnr-u Sa..s N

Hogs-Receipts, l,22o head; shipments. sle
head. The market opened firm at Saturday.
prices. with light receipts for the past As hours
and OF inferior quality. Both packers and
shippers buying. Bulk of sales to packers at
- 55@3 10. A few extra at So e5. The supply
snort OF the demand. AT the close pens were
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IF you are
Interested.

In the inquiry-Which is the
best Liniment for Man and
Beast!-this is the answer, at
tested by two generations: the
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MENT. The reason is sim
pie. 1t penetrates every sore,
wound, or lameness, to the
very bone, and drives ont all
iniammatOry and morbid mat
ter. 1t "gOes to the root" OF
the trouble, and never fails to
cure in double quick time.
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Storing Potatoes.
Germantown Telegraph

Germantown Telegraph
In storing potatoes several methods are
adopted, yet they are all practically the
same, the object being to protect them
against freezing whether buried in pits or
stored in cellars. The first consideration Is
to keep them in perfect darkness; the neg 6
is the BINS should not be too deep-not o. rer
three feet-to produce warmth and fJause
them to sprout. When stored in To q field,
straight trenches are dug, say 20 feet in
length and four or five feet wide,
which are filled to the der Oh of three
feet with potatoes, then we'll covered with
straw, on top of which put Is or
20 inches of earth. In a pit 20 feet long
there should be about three gas escapes or
ventllating openings, which should be
plugged with straw and covered with board
set as an angle to turn the rain. If in Gel
lars. barn or otherwise, the bins should be
| covered with rugs, old carpetings or straw.
Those intended 10 be kept for late spring
| sales should be frequently examined and all
| sprouts removed, for as soon ns potato be-
gins to sprout it loses its solidity, dryness
and quality.
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Receipts Shipmt's
THE MARKETs-wEEKL REVIEW.
The Provision Market.

The Provision Market.
The market rules active and higher. We
quote as follows:
Dry Salt Meats-Clear ribs held at IS, WITH
bids a shade less; shoulders So so asked.
Lard-Dull Prime steam, 81 asked
Sweet Picked Meats-Hams, 797Hc, as to
average, brand and delivery.
Flour, Grain and Hay.
Flour-we quote: New process, % sO97 90;
fancy, 1896 Is; family, So 5005 IS: low grades,
Wheat-Advices from other points continue
to favor holders, the advance to day being &c
per bu, with an excited market. Good de-
mand and freer offerings from the country.
There are no signs of weakness In the tone of
thing before them. Chicago is 2szc higher for
October, 2Ac November. New YORK 3H3ic
October, 41z95c November. Baltimore &c Oc-
from Philadelphia. The advance on this rise
has been lic per oushel. We quote:
Bid: Asked.
NO. 10 81
NO. req
No. q amDer-.....-
Rejected
No. 2 red, September...-........-....l o. on
No. red, Oct0ber..........-.......-.. OoH VIZ
No red, Now m ber....-.-.. --....
since Saturday is Iel1Sc in New York; Sc in
Baltimore for October delivery; nc in Chi
cage. The market on Change was excited.
high mixed at ssc, closing CSC bid New mixed,
| seller the year, active, advanced to 3lkc bid,
| and offers to sell at $40 Withdrawn, closing
321zc asked. Change quotations:
White No. Az 43
Mnte NO. ~
1euOW...-.......-.. oo>z 90
dlgn nixeu 20
1 Mlxeo.. %
Stptemoe OLA
OctOber.......
| November, new mixed 81 3z15
seller cl>2 oz14
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NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-Beeves-Receipts for
two days 500 head, making 1910 head for the
week against IL 200 head last week; part of the
receipts reached the stock yards after 10 O'Clock
q. m. Sellers and buyers were not OF one mind
as to the relative strength OF the market, but
fully up to the market Of last Friday, and q
tride higher for Texas and low grade native
nary to prime native steers T3<09xc: extra do
100I01<c; of 400 head of shipping cattle received
and purchased there were 100 head Of Ken
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wood Ashes and Salt for Cattle.

Realizing the necessity of an occasional
relish of salt and wood ashes for all kinds of
stock, the New York World suggests that
the most convenient form in which these
materials can be offered is in solid mass,
which admits diligent licking on the part
of the animal without gaining more Of the
mixture than is desired. In order to mix
the Ingredients 30 that solid mass NAV be-
formed, take salt and pure wood ashes IN
the proportion of pound for pound, with
water sufficient to hold the mixture togeth-
er. To preserve the mixture in Q solid state
place it In troughs or boxes, sheltered suffi-
GENTLY to keep ram and snow from
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stick candy, l0x@ilc; mach. drops, 1lH
(9l2c; kisses, l2z0l5c; nut candy, u025c; gum
a-ops, hard, 20c, and Arabian gum drops, u0
lsc; rock candy, l60l7c; loxenges, lst9Dc; COM
mon pan work. l6c: fne do, zoe: plain cream
goods, 20@2Sc
Canned Goods dealers report g. fair
trade. We quote: Tomatoes. lbs,
s50s5c; 3 lbs, q l09l 20; Peaches, 2 lbs. 81 60
@i 80; lbs, 81 lo@2 IS; lbs pie peaches, 81 Is.
Black berries, 95c; Strawberries, 81 250l 30;
Raspberries, 81 SOL 40; Cherries, red, 81 50@
S5; String Beans, 81 90; Green Peas, u 25@
2 80; Yarmouth Corn, 81 Hh@i 40; n.ine Apples,
sters, 1 10, 81 75@l so; 2 lbs, IS Is; Tumbler
jellies, soc; Cove Oysters. 60@S0c; 2 lbs, 81 COG
35; Sardines, by the case, l21<@i31<c.
Cotton Rope-o92lc; candle wick, 2s@25c.
, 1879-02-24

companies which choose to avai1 thcn,sclvcs Of
the amendment to nrst i11a The certificate re-
qutrcl by The law Of July ~, t8f;S, which rciatcs
to tho telegraph. That law requires any
company which exercises tho powers and priv
ilcges conferred By It 10 fllo fI,ctr written ac-
ceptanco with tho rostmastcrHoncrn Of tho
restriction md obligation, which ID that tho
uuItcd States mny, for postal, military. nnd
other purposes, purchase all tie telegraph lines,
property, and effects Of tho company, accepting
thcso properties
At An ArrRAIsHD VALUE,
to BE- ascertalncd by five competent, t[stutercst*
cd persons, two OF whom shall bo selected by
the postmastcr-3e Of tho United States,
two By tho company Interested, and onc by tho
iour 80 previously selected. Tho Western
Union officials appear 10 think
that no railroad company would bo willing
TO flo written acceptance Involving
such conditions, but Tho Western Union Com
pnny itself long slncc flied this written ncccpt-
aneo OF this act, ard evidently stands In no
greater fear Of purchase by tho Government
than II would had no suc!, acceptance been filed.
or course the clause in Title 8s Of tile 1sovsod
Statutes enables tic Government at my time,
without further legislation, to tako possession
Of the wires OF tho Wcascrn Union Company,
aud to establish postal telegraph.
, 1879-02-24
NOTES AND NEWS.
EXTRA SESSIONS.

HHtCfHf Dxp1sch IL IHS 711bttHs.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. ga mistaken
idea cxlsts tlat, In caao IN cxtra sesston OF C0n-
gress Is found to be nuccssurY, the President 10
required to l.lve thirty days notice,-iu other
words, that II lIe dcsIres to assemble Congress
on tlls 1st Of July 10 mus, lasuo his pr'clama-
tion Us early as TIM lat Of Juna. There ia
nothing In the Constitution or laws. Or cvcn
prcccdcats, requiring any specified nottcc.
Should tho Prcsldent desire, lie nlay Issue Ills
Proclamation OH the 4tA ot Alarch convcnns
the Fosty-slxth Congress OIL tho bt'a Of March,
During the Administration Of President Ftcrce
tho Congress failed to pass the Army bill, aud
adjourned on Monday lu nElsan,tnor. Tho
President At onco Issued lis proclamation, md
Congress rcconveucd on Thursday Of tho samc
week.
THE DurLEA.CoHHlN CASH
will probably 10 considered BY thu senato to-
morrow, Tho result IL doubtful. hutier ia not
certain Of more than QUE Republican vote. lie
may have two. Scaator Dayis Of Illinois, has
cotceaea his Intentions Ills goto may bs tlc
balance Ut power. Should liutlur bo In danger
of being u1.seated, the Democrats ato likely 10
talk to death tho motion to unscat Lin. Soma
hayu Expressed their DISCRIMINATION 10 do 10.
Tho Democrats viii not do this II they eau olther
secure Republican yotea enough to rctasll Butler
or tho assurance u enough Republican Hunators
that they will not vote, SO as to break quorum.
pkvIUlkkClEs.
The Senate Appropriations Committee las
greatly Increased thu Deficiency Appropriation
bill.
= PEN3f0Nbs
At the mect!ny, to.snorsaw, Of the Senate
Comnlttce, l. III expected thats provisions fur
reosyanzlng the pepsion system In accordance
With Secretary 6clurz's plum will DO approved.
II " also believed that t4u provision In tho
, 1879-02-24


VERSAILLES, Fob. o3.--Tlo Bureau1 Of tho
Chamber Of Deputies Oh Saturday elected tho
Budget Committee, MI the ,nombcra Of Which
are in favor Of conversion Of i per can't
rentes.
THE COMMUNISTS.
Tho Seuata OH Saturday voted urgency for
the amnesty bill.
The appointment Of Gen. Chanzy na Ann
bassador~ ot St. Petersburg IL ofllcally an-
nouncsd.
No IMPEACHMENT
LONDON, Feb. GA dispatch from Paris
snys tho discussion OH tho Impeachment
question will probably result in resolution
reclting that the country, by successive
votes, has daservedly condemned tho nets Of
tho Ministry of tho 10th of 1lay. The
Chamber Of Deputies will thon pass to the
order Of the day.
FLOODS.
Tho River Garouno ha8 burst m embnnk-
1nont ut La~Dastit1e. .Cenon, aud it ia feared
livos havo boen lost. Extensive foods l,ngo
occurred at Bnyonue, Tarbes, and bordeaux.
TIL: CABLE.
Losnoa, Feb. 23.-:rhe French Atlantic
cabo is hrolen 1G1 miles from st. Pierre
Anguelon, in 600 fatllonls Of water.
, 1879-02-24
BISHOP FOLEY.
Arrival Of Ills Isc1,ains ut Ilaltllnotc-rro-
ErnInlne Or Tn-flny's Ohsnluaea.
S,4,.fnI Htt1yfrt f1 TAA Tribute.

Arrival of Ills Isc1naint ut I.altlmorc--rro-
Eruln,nr Ur Tn-1}ny's OtAnqules.
!ys.t,a' nt+parrt fo Tia 7ftbhne.
BALTIMORE. NIL, Feb. @h-Tho rcmaina Of
tlc late l,lst,up Foley arrived here this morning
from Cheago IN charge OF delegation Ut
prtests u,ul 1aymcn uf that city. Tho special
rat containing the body was supeEb'y drslpcd III
mourning, Ard Clar4isuf honor lnrlsl!, tho tr!p
were relieved every hour. 4 delegation of BAL
tiu.ofc priests a,a lay1ncn met thu train ut lns-
rlaaure al,l accompanied It To this city. a lnr@o
assculbiy con.regatua ut Tho dci.ot. The r.
1uuns were removed to The rcsIlul:cc of thu
dead prclntca u,othcr, anl were yluwcil by :.
,orge number Of relatives and intimate friends,
.llc geueral public not being admitted. T|1e lscy.
John Foley, brul!cr Ut the lcccased, md Other
local Clergy, sang requiem mnssrs over tho
body, wIlel, was robe1 III full canou!cals, With
ni,te and crozcr The local Cat'lu!lc sor!ctles
tuct tonight a,ul arranged a programme for
the funernl Guarls OF honur were selected.
The body Will be removed to tho Cathedral
ut 8:tN this tnorntng, anll WILL lte
III stats for two hours. pontlcal high nlass
viii then 30 celebrated by bishop DcekaT, of
Wilmington, H,l thu funeral ofutlon will be de-
ltyeretl By Archbishop Gibbons. Tho tutcrmcnt
will take place In bonnie Hsac, the nov Catholic
cemetery. The attendance on tho part III
visiting clergy will bo very large. Bishop
Deckur, Of Wilmington. MrNcry, Ut ALBANY,
t'rass, OF Savannah, Kcanc. of Richmond, md
Ka!s,, Of Wheeling, haye arrived, md Bishops
Walhatus, Of Okdeusburg, mud siIauahau OF
HARRISBURG, ara expected this morttDs
10 Jhs lssster,, Assorattd 1'rs1s.
BALTIMORE. Feb. g,.-lha remains Of tho
late bishop Foley, OF Chicago, rtachcd this city
this morning. Tic body was mot at Harrisburg
by delegation Of Catholics from baltimore.
A largo tllrone Ind assembled at the depot be-
fore thc arrival OF tho train, but, out OF respect
to the wishes Of tho family Ut tlln dcceasel,
there WAS no progesstuual display. Tho bolly
wss rcmuyrs1 tru1n the tlett to the residence 1t
the lato DIshop's ulotlscr, wiIcro 1t was p!acrt
on d catafalouc in tic frdnt par'1r. Only mil.
tlate friends of thu faniily were permitted to-
view It during The daY.
Al IN curly hour Tomorrow nlorn!ug the re-
minis viii bc removed to the Cathedral Anll lal
in state at II u'rlack a grand re1uirm mass
viii beal,l, With llIo ltt.-1ley. Btshop Becker, ut
Urtnwnre, rs cv.e!4ArR.t. The Nt.-Rev. Nlslop
Kcauc, ut ltchmund. will also take part in ll'n
rrrulllosy. Tie paaegyrfc Will BY pronouucol
by tho Most-Isvv Archbishop libbou. Thu
burial will ba at BonnEu Bfau, tic new Cathedral
Cemetery.
, 1879-02-24
THE StJNDRTES.
COMMENT.

8p<cfd. DtspdscA to 7as 7stou~&
WAsn1Naron, D. C., Feb. a3.-:rhe Demo-
Gratis OF tho Appropriations Committee propo4o
to attempt to pass tl.e suudry Civil bill to-nor-
row through the House, luntlcr suspension Of
tic rules, without debate. Tic bill approprates
$1,000 000 and hos ut least onu steal In 1t, by
which It is proposed to gIyo to the stato Of
QcorKtn, or to Bomc claim AGENTS,
e7b,000 On account Of an old pretended
c1nim III connection with tile aenlno'c'
Creek war. Tbs fact That there wns any
possible ground for the existence Of sllch
clatm Ia said to have been discovered bY Clerk
in looking over some old papers. It Ia worry
doubtful whsther this Republicans will consent
to the appropriation Of such 40 amount OF
money without consideration. Last Monday,
however. the House passed appropriation bills
amounting to S35, OF, ecu without debate. Tho
sundry Civil bill contains
: ru8 FOLLOWING rAnAoRArns:
For professional services rendered by r. ".
viche. attosney At law. At vineennes, Ind. In tho
case Of tho United alatos 70. Hall No1son iuvoly-
ing tic title cai1ea 1y tho DATED ssate. to traet
Rock island Arsenal. for slop @. an lron.Work-
Ing and furnishing shop for tho Arsenal, 8t00, 0D
.i%6,t g"s snSR e. IL o an finishing shop for the
Fos shop Il 81 I, wood-vozktn and ieather.work-
tng shop for tho Araeaal, $50, 900.
causswaY 10 tbo Rock lslaud wagon brijee VITA
n1acadatn, and for pQtttng now floor On the ltOck
Island wagon bridge. 50. 900.
For tho care and preservation Of thu 1tock Island
bridge nnd expsnse ts maintaining anu operating
the draw, 50, coo.
For thc general care, preservation, and improves
n,ent building ncw roads, cars, and preservation
yatiou Of permanent building aud bridges and
Bhores Of shu 1ssnnJ. bnsidsng fences and grading
grounds, aAa repairs pnd extension Of railroad,
$11, COO.
Fnr tho compilation Of the survey Of tho North
crn mud NorthwGstcrn Lakes, and 10 fnith tho
field work and publication Of maps. and 1El work
pertaining to saia survey, except tho preparation
81 Tho apal rnport &B5, 600.
For tho snpport and Improvement os tho Leaycn-
worth military prison, at Fort lcayenwufth kns..
for the purchase of BstenAnco sores, oil. wlcstng
and fuel for heating snd cooking purposvs. and
running machinery, S44, 01u.
, 1879-02-24
TIE ELECTION LAWS.

TALE TO scREw pEMocRArio COURAGE TO TUB
6rloRtNo"PLAo9.
6pte'at Dsfpa'e" 20 4ns zF'oa"e'
WAsHlso1ost ~. u, Feo' Ellie "asn'h6-
ton tapaa:, "h'ca nas oecn tne aathof OF Hie
pf1hclpal ocMoesatlc t'uaue9 assu 10 t1!e oas's
OF m argument 1or the repeal ot INC Eleetiha
!aws' aha 1oe au e1tsn sessIon' atnol9 olacF
thinga. SPEAKING through On" Of ~ editors th'a
morniost says: "on 4uesoaS, tae oay a1tet thc
caucus, recclVea from cettain soaFeo Wh!ch
cooa'uer reliable information that an aetlse
corFos pondunce had eecu Tor some tinlo Eolhe
on between tle pepartmeht OF Jast1co hcto
alld tle fedeEa! Dlatesct'httotneJ I'll Ille otatca
OF South Ca1olana, faorloa, Alabama
Mississippi a'la Louisiana, looking to pro
eccdli's under tho G'eetloo laws aRa1nst certain
Democratic mcmoefse'ect Of tue tloase,-Mr.
OConnor, Of eouth Ca5ota; mr.. Hull, OF
Florida; atr. Shelby OF Alaoatna' den. Chai'
mere, OF Mississippi; MessFs' hing md Elan.
Of Louisiana; nad one ollef' 'Iho 1aet thas