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CEAsONABLE GOODS.

FLY-FANs, BRUSHES. and TRAPS,
ICE-CREAM FREEZERs,
WATER-COOLERS and WIRE COVERS,
PLATED ICE-PiTCHERs.
few more REFRIGERAToRs, 10 be closed GU
regardless OF cost.
The largest stock OF INNER, TEA, and
Toll ET-sETs 10 be found In the dty at lowest
figures. -.
spscIal bargains IN VASES, CABINET SITS,
and FANCY GOODS generally.
If you sisn 20 save money give me a call.
y. Il. TAYLOR,
q, lOll Main street.
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NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.

JUNE 29.-1here Is lille doing. hut prices sicaci
Is held. QDu'arions are for Virginia at 4zc. To-
prime 4AM41c for extra prime; sc. for fancy
and 5.@5hc. tor -p!cked.-JoUrnGLC n Com
perce.
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FINANCIAL.
BY Telegraph.

NEW YoRK. July 1.-Foon.-StOcks weak.
Money on call. 9 per cedt. NNchanRe-LoBg. 4e3A (;
short. 4S0. State bonds dull. Governments quiet
BceHtng.-MOney, Z04 por cont ESonanse,
Asa. Governments quiet and frm; new BE.
lO3H; ~ per cents. IO9i; per cents, ex-in-
terssl, lOSA. StaleS neglected..
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ANurdercr Arrested.

PETERSBURG, VA. July 1.-JOseph Tur-
ner, who murdured James Brathers In Isle
of Wight county last week and escaped, bas
since been arrested and lodged in Jail. He
will be tried at the next term OF the County
Court.
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HepubItcan Nominations I'm Iowa.

DEs MONIES, July 1.-HOn. John Kasson,
Minister at Vienna, was yesterday unanl-
mouslv nominated by the Republicans OF
the Fifth district for Congress, and NJ. E.
Cuts, OF Oskaloosa, formerly attorney, was
nominated for the Sixth district.
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Personal.

NEW HAVEN, CONN, July 1.-At the Yale
College commencement to-day the degree
of LII. ID. was conferred upon Hon. Hngh
W. Sheffey, of StauntOn, Va.
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Vermont Nomination.

ST. ALBANs, W., July 1.-The Third Dis
tlict Republican Convention has nomi-
mated w. w. Grant for Congress.
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KENTUCKY LEAF.
NINrFACTvRED TOBACCO.

Black work, common aud medium, In bond. l2@p
be: good aud fine, In bond. lea Sc bright
work common aud medium, IL bond. l5ml9c.;
good and hne, in bond, 21(G35c.-Journdt " Com
msTce.
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NEW YORK SUMAC MARKET
SY cesegxApR.

JUNE 29.-Gcily quoted at s72.501s75 foi best
brands. aud s30di4h fer low grades; Virginia al
S55.-JOUTnUt N Commerce.
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NEW CHINA GOODS.

DECORATED TEA-SETS;
DECORATED DEssEkT-StrS;
DkCORATED BERRY-sErs;
DECORATED CHAMBkRskis;
DECORATED FLOWER HOLDERS.
WILD ROSES, WATER.co0Lfhs new de-
signsl. lCE.CREAM fREtHtRs Look before
buying a. rev good. GEORGE uitsoN'
apo '-Nf
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOE

PROPOSALS. foE
PRINTED WOODEN TAosAND CORD CLAMPS
FOR TIE MAIL SACKS.
PosT-orrrcE DEPARTMExT,)
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June II, 1880.
ee,ved at this Department unu NOON on THE
9TH DAY OF JULY, 1880, for furnishing. by
cont rac,,
PRINTED WOODEN TAGS,
like the samples Of this Department, IN such qusni
ties and at such times be required and ordered
during one year from the 18th day Of August,
1880; also, for furnishing In Ike manner, and for
the same period,
CORD CLAMPS, OR TIE SACK FASTENERS,
either like the sample OF this Department, or Ike
other samples which bidders may submit instead
as improved devices better adapted 20 the purpose.
The proposals tthe right 20 reject any or all OF
which being reservsdl must be In accordance With
the specifications and FORMS which will be furnish
ed on application 10 the Second Assistant Postmss-
terGeneral.
The contracts which may be made win be in con-
formity to such Specifications and the accepted
proposals. ID. VI. KEY,
ie lS-FGw Postmaster. eueral
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, July /, 1880.

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 426 bushels: Of which is
bushels were rs-exhibited. Fed, .724 bushels; OF
which so bushels were re-eXhibited.
CORN Waite GA bushels of which lO4 BUSH
els were re-exhibiled. Nired. 500 bushels.
OATs.-644 bushels.
In -
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ClOuT
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

fine. s4@t4.50: ektr,. 1880 superfre, SAC
$3.50; common family. f5.75MS5.
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cgoCEERY. gLAsAwA Rn, e q,

TUST RECEIVED, a CRATE OF
- sOUP-TUREtNS from England large siock
OF DECORATED CHAMBhk SIT, some very
pretty a few ugly ones: great variety OF I'm
SETS; q 900 MILK-PANS, sIslly damAgs.
Call early aud secure bargains, ,,,,,,v
TIA NO. 406 broad street
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: MISUNDERSTANDING TOBACCO.

n, Ae@47c.: mahogany 1907. ms. 45d46c.
m mai double thick SIS 46@47c.: mahogany
single thick 81. 46a47c.; Be. and lOc plugs and
fancy STYLES As a soc. bright l6-0Z. Us. 46d 4Ic.
bright double thick IS. 46@ 4Sc.; bright single
thick 81, 46d4sc.: bright DC. and l0c; plugs ana
fancy styles. 50a j2c.; plain wrapper, l3-, To- ao
l6-oz 0c. plain. small work, 4Zc' seeoh" gIaues'
MS, rs, ana rs, 4O@42c.
LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO.
Second grades MS, vs. aud a.. 40m42c ;-mlXeC
plug, smoking, sac; stem smoking IN piper Zec.'
LATED - ~, and as. 27d30c. bright and granu
isted. Ia bags 29G75c pipe smoking. In paper 70
M2nc.- Eauri er-JOurndL
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LOUISVILLE MANUFAC1URED TOBACCO
MARKET.
VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.
JUNE 20, 1880.

VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO
Virginia bright extra and fine pounds: 700 sue.
Virginia rne and extra fig, 75dSOc.; virginia mt
6-.nch and l2-inch twist, 60@52c.: Virginia me-
dium 6-inch and l2-mch twist, 40 case; Nlrglnla
medium los and los, AGA 4Sc.: Virginia medium
i2-nch pounds. 45M50c.; Virginia common "
35c.: Virginia common l1-inch. 32d33c: VIZ.
gina mahogany and bright navy IS ana As. "A
@45c. Virginia black navy 3's ana - fzegfoc
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO.
v,rotri, fine smoking. sI.2O@s1.25; Virginia
assorted. Asa 6Oc.: North Carolina aud others, ~
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PRINTED WOODEN TAosAND CORD CLAMPS
FOR TIE MAIL SACKS.
, 1880-07-10
PRESIDENTIAL.
Hancock's Connection with
the Oil SwindIe Further
Shown'up,
Placing the General in a
Worse Light than
at First.
Dissenting Opinions Of Judges Nib.
luck and Scott on. the In.
.dinna Amendments,
Which, They Hold, Were Lawfully
Ratidod by the Electors Of
the State.
How Free Speech Is Interfered
: with by Alabama DEM
ocrats.
Attempts to Break Up Republican
Meetings with Added Eggs:
and Noise.
Additional Testimony that Ham
p: cock conspired to Depose :
President Lincoln.
Enthusiastio Republican Meetings IN
Various Parts Of Illinois
Yesterday.
Attempts to Break Up Republican
Meetings with Added Eggs:
and Noise.
Additional Testimony that Han.
: cock conspired to Depose
President Lincoln.
Enthusiastic Republican Meetings In
Various Parts Of Illinois
Yesterday.
THE OIL SWINDTE.
HANooCK's C0NNEo11oN WITH THE no0us Ar
Ef11,

THE OIL SW1NDLE.
HANoo0K's CONNECTION WITH THE no0us A.
FAIR
6ptetdt ntspdteh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. C., July D.-Tho moro Con.
Haucock's petroleum company IL investigated
tic wurBV 1t appears. It Is now hscertalned thAt
tho auaaciouAiy ihlae prospectus announcing
tho purpose Ut the company OF which Gcu. IIasi-
cttck WIS President WIS Issued ut the time whom
tho 1rBt excitement over oil speculation bud
enlcd and wl,cu It WIS known by MI prudent
mon that oil awlnt1lcB were humorous. Tet Cen.
1lnncock surrendered to a man WHO even thun
wis tt.Kntrled III MI 'advc9turer, md permitted
him to orgAn!z0 Il company. placing his tf1an-
cocks namo at tho bend Of tho tist. This intlf-
yIdunt tono Moan) had already LETT tho army
under cloud, nlld was In pQut Of fnot an atl-
yGnturer who wiahcd to get Gun. Inncock's
nau,e ut the time when soldiers and sailors 1t
tho Union forces bud boon pAll on In full md
whom tho war was over aud they wero oonsacr-
Ing what to do. Agcntloman'w who haa thorough
~ yinvcsttxntcd tho subject Bays: "Thc cntcs-
priso WIS q fraud. and m nut'aclous one. tts
prospectus was KlEttering n1nss Of lies. Most
Of tho property which Tho company was said 70
possoss was found 10 l,e worthless. whtlo'
AtJclI or RI wAs NOT rouNn- At ALL.
There IL no proof that Con. IIanoock had 4
knowledge Of tho swindlc, and no ono would
suspect emoh thing. Hut he WIS either 50 dull
~ oarolese tllat he nut only allowed himself
To bo swfndled but took no procnntfon aRlnst
tho swindllnx Of bin friends nor against the
prostitution of. hin uauto aud rnuk as Il Major,
deucral In tho United States ur1lly to tho vto
Sn i par With l,oxtts lottery company III thla.
It Is Just possible tint nun Who ut ,Horo than
20 yoars q nGo w!ss oal,al,an ct alIoi perform.
Htatcs Government It tho people Ot thu United
Htates wsro ~ ready to tnks T iguro; hoa;i tar
s:rSicH ri rninmH, and MinTnr 1!nnno,tY nt Nn,T
, 1880-07-10

HON TnkK aPkECf III D10kEn orr IN THAT
HrATE.
spsetal Dt.pateh to TIT Chicago 1rttunt.
WAau1Surox, p. c.. July 1.-Wlllarl Warnor,
ex-Uniteti states Senntor from Alaba1na, has
wrttton u letter exposing tho Democratic at
tcmpta to suppress frc0 speech III A!aba'na+
Among othor things, ho Bays: "You have
alraady notluad the faot that Republican ratla-
cation meelirg III Montgomery. Ala., was
hrokun up a few days ago by u shower OF cEBs.
l now hnyo to stnto TINT Auothsr Republican
ratification meeting, held thero June a. In tho
Public Stuare, WIS 40 ntinoycd a1ll interrupted
by tho yells, h,lrrnhs, and hsaea Of a Dcnlocrato
mob ns to ronder hearing ot tho speeches in'-
possible. Messra. Turner, Wlckotshn.p. and my
self wuro permitted To speak Without intcrlur-
ol,ce, hut whilst 1eu. 1hsrke was epcak!nR tho
h0utlng And bowling beHall. And tho t0lloWlllx
speeches nf MasBr5. fnts0ns and 1tei1 and tho
rcHtllny of tho resolutions wero rcnslerti III.
Atu!bo TO nur- tpnlliA OF tho people present
by tho tnUsG voultGruHa bowling md yelling.
stat,d. Ti,v Democratic ShurE, Ut thu county
ln0tllltnd tho atArd Mnd arpenle4l to his Demo-
ctnttc frenhu tt, ln4ist, hut hlH appeal Ind little
OBJECT; anil ynt tho Democratic Convention Of
Cincinnati resolved 'ttlAt the right at a fro
ballot ID . rtxht presoryntlye Of I'LL rt9hts, an!
must and @h6il tie maintained In overy part OF
tho United btatcs.' 'linw about frec apocchr'
, 1880-07-10
UNIVERSITY Of CHICAGO,

Collegiate, Law. And Prspzraturv Departments,
eo1plulq 3nd thorough oUhTsest t0unN lAdtGs Mdnlt
tud tu Iusl prIse9es kxpensus low. F.lI laru! upes
Hepk 10. For ca&anEues htd further Information a
df944 {3Al.UhllA AHt1EItH4}N, u, d.,
Ia l+4 SRIla-sk, EbtEaiu0,
, 1880-07-10
vEIfsKIEs.

Whiis'!k s!kiies!!
BOND & 'l|LlARD,
1928, '7o, and 80.
WATERfILL & FRAZIER,
1927, '2e, '70, and 80.
f. Il. TAYLOR, JR.,
ts7e to 1880 Incl.
n. H. NJ BRAYER,
1877, '7s, '79, and 80.
7. J. VAN DYKE,
P..H. JORDAN! A..
wM' BERkE!E' ta5:.
v. J. FRAZIER;
. 1877. 'za, '7e, and go.
HEADLEY g. PECK,
OSCAR rEP!E6' e! e! "oId Grow, "
7. B. RlPY, !.
1877 and 7e.
HERMITAGE,
1878.
D. 4. AIKEN,
NELSON, 1876
1877, 'ze, and '7e.
G. & U. (Q!d ID! Sty!e), !ya J., =.
eureka DIS1lLlERY,
H0RSEYS MARYLAND RYE,
:. 1874, rs, '7e, and ~.
E. H. TAYLoR, Or. r.. r.. ,Ra! Rye, J.. ,...
NELSON'S RYE, =:
1878, 70, and 80 Goods Sold III bond Or Free.
, 1880-07-10

1a}siy fa!nishe,i aid Nil 1ssn juno H. ttaaoIpsea
unsa,S ltioi On thS X,ssn.ic cont Magnificent lind
snHosesn :SsuTy nnriSrs% , tasslls. %r 5ss,'E
I:y!nH. etc Application ftcgx 4a Hnd June Y Vt Ii
Ill L. Ill. hillfH1Mlftk. HrUntHtut.
, 1880-07-10
THE INDIANA AMENDMENTS

jupuKH NlHLACK AND HCDfr nEL1VEn TtlE1n
D1B8ENTlka OPINIONS.
Bptttd! pox1.spondtHts Of Thi Che19o 1ttbuH%.
INuIANAr11,1s, July B.-Judgcs Ntb1aok md
1uott flied t,-duy thoir dissenting opinions liz
volvI,,g tito val!lty of tho adoption ot tho con-
a.Iiutlona! amendments. Oniy Judge uidIlo.
author nf tho majority op!ntoH, WIS with them,
nnd, astor tho tor,natty Of mGoting.t tho Court
adjourned Until tho 2lst OF septonbor. Jutlgo
Nblack's opinion tA loss than one.hMlt tho lonxth
OF Judge n4dlQ's, and Judge Boott's IL
not tu exoeod 0no-halt tho lcngth
OF NIblaok's. I'll vury brief
introductory Judge NlblRck eayn thRt ho nKreoa
Without roaorvAtlon, that an amendment must
t,o ratiilod by majority of thu electors At tho
cut, l.Aw OF kleotIona. Hco. !ki; from Coo!ey's
G@orstitutlona1 @ LlMitationa. naxo slo; try!
s s"s Su.n.: Mssi :aut:s StsfHsH: e. sss sS M
paragraphs III tu LII inclusive; from ths Gnn-
stt!iton of Missouri alld fron soYnral dcnfs!ona
ur tho utIital BtMteA Supreme Court without tho
title Ut caseA), att1r which
AE LAYB DOWN TIE rROrt38tTiON,
baso1 o., tho Foregoing principles, that. where
tajHrtty vote IL neccsaAry 10 curry uIl te1tiou,
@ssss Ss 81 s 81 ao ccston y r S t
tho ratification Ut constitutional provision.
Cu,,atrua4 IN thls lnanner,. Ao holds tlat See
Inny bu cplto,nixod ulld llAraphrased u follows:
"Whcn prup,sstt An'unta,l1ent IL tue Co'.sts-
tuition shMli have bocn 9ErotM to hy two % s'I!"
sA to thu ataotusx of tho Sato, aud II iuajortty
ty tAs tHsa a, + s IL
moEo ntnondsucnta shull h1 snbtntttG1 ut Tho
sa.ns tue. they shall ho submitted IN SUCH
eAph Ut such amendments sopAratoly."
If thiA construction Is cukFect, at.4l ho arKue4
atisuYth 10 show that It must IL, thap tls dis.
, 1880-07-10

On main limo Of Fonna- Kailfosd 1D feet above seA
level. Npon nil tl0 Jqar Capacity, Yn Bt1clly nrat
c1nss Tourists C1lA Hltaln G,u1 niEstb Etak nnd
HIu pleasure serEua ntld pure at. good hahtn9 nnd
hunting, nlld rider and drives 1t Rrtat beauty. NJ
Husqutiues. BrIt-tlaaA Muslc FeF g!!Gun5s, tcEns,
etc, naIdftR9 ", ID, IYlAElk, Bupt,
, 1880-07-10
THE OCEANIC.

1ELTss OF SHOALS, N. II.
Ureu u,ladlo of June. No nles. no ruos9utnoa, m
dus!. Eyun leupasAtn.s. Elxlt m!svs fr.M pain
xuctrtu 1oIln. Iertuct dra!nnxu H0Ati,i4. H.htnR,
bowling. I!llIarta, R!te l!aI b4nd Ut nluAla 1lotel
a'''-s'u'>' oe''o ~ EXHIBITION pRoT1lEhs 4 Co.
, 1880-12-15
RAILROADS AND WAREHOUSES;.
Epftt!I LJtspdteA to Tia Chletioo ~

GNfl1t UtSpdffh to Tia CAleH0o Tribune.
RPsisdYiELn. ILL.,, Dco. lA.-Tho ltailru,! and
Warehouse Commissioners wero In session to-
lay. The answer nude by tho Illllluis Cpntra
to tho complaint Of Palmer, Of Onarga, was ro-
fcrrc.l 10 ME. paimer. Tho cus8 0t tho ltoclk
Island Il Mercer County itaIlruaa waa disposed
OF by adopting tho following resolutions:
lftS0lpetl, That, from tho evidence submitted In
this GaM, aud y consideration U( tho rutalrts Of
tho ltpck lsan1 T. Mertnr County ttAlIrt,,d E0st,.
pany On tlEo in this uc, std ssilroad ~ not, In
Tue upln!nn Uf this Commission, now property In
tho tlftL group Ut railroads, but Tint 1t w0l,ll
,mt bo pF1per to llate It, III. ,nccos.l-
in the trst group ana that tho dotcFInt'lation ot
tho Yrup 10 which tho vuAa should b0 CnfspC bp
deferred until tho road - reAehcl In ita regular
0rtor during tho revision OF tho schedule now in
Pr0Xrt4s,
Ittsearctl, That IN tho opinion Of this Commits
sioh th1 Gontrnut 10 traCsj'ort coal now existing
between tho ltock Island Mvreer County liail-
road Company aRl tho Coal Valley Mining Conl-
Terminated.
1t itappears that thcro nro hut throe first .uIass
Euats III tho htuta TINT chnrgu two and sIic- hnlf
GENTS per ut!lo Tor pusstngcrs, and tho petltiuu-
ets u thls uHSo evidently 1uale mistake in ask
lng mat tao roAu Should be grouped In tho llrst
glAS3.
, 1880-12-15
SIGNAL-OFFICER I[AZEN.
Tho Charges Against IIi1n-Callcd a
Coward.

Correspondence PHILADELPHIA T4ntes.
WASHINGTON, j. c.. Dec. tl.-Tho grontcat OK
oLtcm0at Is over tho appointment Of 0on. l1azvn
to bc Chief Bennl Officer. II ie tho Rrontost
pIcco OF fnyorttsm TINT has occurred In tho
army for n,nuy u year. iInzcn is very unpopular
nnlong tho army officers, for tho stanch follows
who 90 ont OH tho palms. tight futlIRns, 1.-Two In
tetlta, md Are short Of rutlous and clothes now
anl then hayon natural aud Just aversion to
the favored oItlccr. who happons to hnvo intlu-
enttal political CONNECTIONS, who nro constantly
getting him roliovo1 fsom I[sagrccaulc nss!gn-
Is of this kind. 1Io belongs to Ohio, MID
married. In I'LL influential fAn,s!Y thore. lilo t.ns
thnn my oiilcer OF his grade, and le has had
assgnuoMts hnvo Niwuys necn fho best. whether
hu WIS a,hrtcred IN II city or whether he was on
nty tr.sSains IN the yarlons ea!nsries t abrA ,:
% bo sent to. Il, tllsaKrecnblo pl4eo ho WhncI
tiumo Il great ucIl OF oasing ubuttt Washington,
and Is Whit ~ soinet!nlt,s called Il ."lullby
oeer".Hto who VIII l1mhy , to hnte htaolt
iuAnty*
&c Sss asS nss s as' sn y se ssas sss
thnt no ~ coward. wtluh to suldicr ah0uld DO
rrgayticd ~ , tho " worst ot ali eri.ncs n9n: l
70 his faca coward mi! perju1ur. and aIso u.
tho newspapers and oIl1ua' documents. 1t IL
Ba that III tho bnttto OK Shiloh, in April. lB.rs,
Ct about 10 o'olnck in tue morning, hfazan
"scparvtel himself, got Rway or skuiktd." from
bis 1rtxlo I1il did nut rstAth Unit! tho evening.
1T tho meantime hts command lhM fought nQbly
and thought their commanding hlt!ccr hId boon
killGa or wounded, and they searched tho tekl
for his body. liz said bis c,i1na.d hntl lesert-
Gii him. fien, StHhIOy tMto tho etsnrEu OF COW.
nrtllca arl perjury openy nHnlI.st llnzen, nild
t]nNily preferred chnrgcH Ggutnst him. AslA nAktIl
for u c0lirt-nlrtiAl to csinbllsh thol1. lol!tenl
!ntlupncH 1teppptl III. Aud uilr noble PFeslteHt
ectlrl tlut "tho service would not be conserved
lly cslnvcntrlK gBnGrNt cnurtiiArt!nl tn try you
Ut this tiulo." ~! thls tlna Ilnzcn wns rlaltug
for a court hiu,solt. lleAder, II ha l!ad isecn Il
hlEh-miltttl otllecr, with conscious honesty In
his heart, w1ull hu not inye begged for IL cnllrt,
and, infliny III thut, knocked hls aHsiittnnt down?
Hut hU did Hetl,or. 6lauley. then WruIe him
personal letter OF tho most Insulting character,
ending by calllDg him Gn ampostor. This was
done, Ito doubt for tho purpose OF Inducing hlts.
tllaxenl to bring ehnrKC4 Aii4 specifications
MEnnst Stanley. 1t hal tho object, anl tho two
officers wont into u Mtltnry court. don. IIu1l-
cuek wis PrcaI0at OF tho court. btnnley I'D
1nltted lrnrly nll tho specifications, md iiaxe,l
w,is lnost roughly ireAted. lu the ond atunloy
wax sentenced ITO 20 a!lmoniahed n general
orders by tho Qonernl OF tho Army: Hoil sher-
tnAl. III hla 0r.lar, ntlinonsf!Ga lla1en auto nR
much ~ he did htantey. alld ordorca tDth buck
70 their commands, II. j, X,
, 1880-12-15
CHICAGO seAMEN's UNION.

CLEVELAND. Dec, lA-rho CnlcuGo Soamoa's
Union met horo yesterday In animal convention,
taking uost OF tho day to organize aud appoint
committees. Richard Powers, Of ChlcuYo Ia
Prcsldcnt, md J. bernard, OF Milwaukee, Soe-
rotary. Every point whurc the Union has ]uris-
diction IL represented. To-day was spout in
auditing tho hooks and dtscusslnT tho QUESTION
Of wages. AulonE tho matters yUt to bo debated
ara thoso OF tho proper shnth!ry condition OF
ycssels. Tho employment OF competent sua-
tnen by yeescl caPfnius, littKatton to recover
wages. and str1kes. Thu constitution IL to bo
rsyso, and It y probablo tho election Of uliccss
Will he gcache1 to- uprEYW.
, 1880-12-15
THF REV. CARHART.

YnxEponr, ILL.,, Dec. 1.-Tho case OF the w.,
]. ". carhart, Of oshkosl Wis. T. ne'u,t III Tho
judicial court Of Inquiry now being hc.s ~. - .ity,
Fit methodist Episcopal Church III sh's :, t nre.
s,dlaa. Tho tofvndant WIS found guilty "1v,s ',ry
WISCONSIN conscronoo Of @ M!shoness,.y:: xiii III
and ntiuAristtni cs'ti1lct. ino 'nu'>~
bp decided t6r several days.
, 1880-12-15
4uluA't sts......tIsst sttssss+%tssF 3tetN
A1fltEIff.TttIlAf f.Ct4I.EdE.

Tho Auditor gives n iotuIlcl report Of tho sulo
Of tho Agricultural College lAllls ut lrviMgt0n,
cclyinK moro thnn tho property WIS appraised
at. Tho Remaining I'urtion ef tho report con-
giving mn ltenxel account OF nil tho wnrrants
1EAwn on tho Treasury during tho two yrHrs.
, 1880-12-15
Sl,8l,isiDt
COMMENTS.
Upon ihIs subject tho following comments arc

wiz T., ,n ~ a .s c,,a, @ ,nra
0f tho TbIrty- etgUt,il General Assotubly ms
tee.l estimated Mt s.oo,Ou, nnd tho amount
WHICH Will notua!y nn re.l!ilreh to- M.y tgo sail,
tno ,t u liz u 1xgS " .E 1 III ~
lin ,,mSxnn,,iis,i lnti,nea nf ti'n Hnnn,nr,t,on
n..lt!o by tho itst Opnoral Assembly 'ior tho pl.y
q inenhtra and ollleers Of tho fhtrty-xeuoill
M,n,Mesal ,i,t assonMuy Fly VI me selhrlos q 1no
;aS fron m wh,c,, Il viii ta Snnn Tint ec;o,,oy
uri,fonrintion Of ul4,,,t til7,OO viii b. icodotl
10 prt'yltl1 for tho per tltcin nf nenboE. and n-
Gn5s sisl Or tno unfty -seenma nunefal M hss9m',ly
"ii,FS ~ ~ to Htatn 1,nWnrpcnt @ ~ nt ,lv
lSsl, =
Yho meeting Of the next 0cnornl Assembly
Will t!i! tho financial Affn!re Of tho State Treas.
ury In u worry nnliHllat condition,
ftoretofure, for Ii aerins Ut years. at tho tttna
nf tho onnvcling ut tho Legislature, thero bus
nDeE IN Slate 'frelary surplus tn tho credit Ut
, 1880-12-15
ltemiZed Statements Showing the
Citize1 Where It Goes
To.
The shekels in the Strong Box at
Springfield Oct, l Amounted
to so, ,488,808.
Cost Of Running Wfntcr Session OF tho
Legislature into June.
How the schon1e to Stand Sponsor for
Town Bonds Has Worked


Special Dtspateh 10 1hs Chicago Tribune.
t5rR,xuFtE1D, Ill.,. Dco. 1i.-Advnnco shcnts Of
tho bicnutal roport Of tho Hon. Tho.nns II.
Needles, Auditor az Public Accounts. havo beg,
received from tho hands OF tho SintD Printer.
Tho report covers the two ycars ending Sept,
10, tHHl, md gives detailed statement Of nll
tho financial transactions Of tho Stato during
that period. Following Is condensed stin,-
inury Of tho
itECEtr.rS AND DIanu1sEMENTH
nF fhn nj II, rSt4v f,C f,v,