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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-16

DoN'r you forget it. Sellers Liver
Pills" were the first pills so called in the
United States, and never fail to do their
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-16
DOR SALE

DOCK AND JOB PRINTING-ATTH
u Daily Intelligeneer Job Once you can get all
kinds Of Book and Job Printing on the shortest notice
Nos. % and q Fourteenth St
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per 6a8 per cent. Sterling exchange OF 81 50
Sight exchange on New York 81 81.
GovEREMESrs Irregular, the old issues be
ing lower and new bonds firm.
United States o. Of 1881, pons................~... l0i7
New tlVes coupons. ..-...lv W
New -Four aud q halls coupons w.
New Foufs coupons. .'' ''."..''. '.'''''...'"iVi u
Pacific u oil 1875 .,"-.... ."..'..'...'l ~
SiLvEs-Bar 81 Is.
RAILWoAD BoNDs-Generally heavy.
STATE BoNDs-Weak.
cSSs isilsa a..:...:.. :...: d Virginia u sST s:...::....::::~: q
Missouri @ ...-".....io 5 Do new ...."....... %
Tennessee Gs.....,..,..- S2HlDeierred ................. .
srocxs-Irregular but In the maiA weak,
with a decline In NEST cases Of 4 TO 2 per
cent, while Alton and Terre Haute fell oGf4H
per cent. Kansas Pacific and Louisville and
Nashville were exceptionally strong, the
former advancing 81 per cent and the latter
~. Just atthe close there was a recovery of
| MaA per cent IN the general list.
The Directors of the Union Pacific and
Kansas Pacific railroads are In con!ultation
on tho propo ed scheme OF consolidation
which was projected some months ago. II Is
understood that Kansas Pacific stock will be
increased about 40 per cent, and that this
may be divided in the shape OF a dividend,
but ths details OF the matter have not yet
been definitely settled, though 1t Is stated
that when the scheme Is completed the East
bound freight OF the Union Pacific will be
diverted to Denver. Thence the business will
come over the St Joseph and Western, for.
merly the 81. Joseph and Denver City, and by
the new line 10 Kansas City, the Missouri Pa
cifc, the Hannibal and st. Joseph and the
Wabash system Of roads the Eastern conuec-
tions will be completed, The East bound
traffic will be diverted over this new route,
while the Western business will DO divided
between the old lines aid the Wabash sys-
TEN. Central Arizona has been very actiyeI
the past few days upon large purchases by
the brokers Of a leading bull operator ard the
increased earnings OF the company.
The transactions aggregated $4,000 shares,
of which Ii. 900 were Erie. 5000 Lake Shore,
5000 Northwestern, 1900 St Paul, $1,000
Lackawanna, GOO New jersey Central, 1000
alton and Terre Haute, 5000 &C. & L.C.,
$500 Canada Southern, 5000 Chesapeake and
Ohio. $500 Central Arizona 8 200 st. Jo.eph,
$1,000 Houston and Texas, 200 Illinois Cen.
trail, 500 Lake Erie and Western, 5000 Louis.
vile and Nashville, 5000 Michigan Central,
1000 Marietta and Cincinnati tirsts preferred,
1900 Nashville, Chattanooga and St Louis,
5000 Northern Pacific, $500 Ohio aud Mis-
5000 Pacific Mail, 1900 St. Louis
ind San Francisco, 10000 Union Pacific, 81.
900 Wabash, st. Louis and Pacific, 10000
Western Union, 5000 Iron Mountain, 25.O 600
and Texas, 1900 Kansas Pacific and
> mn St paul md Sony Civ.
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CHICAGO, January 10 The Drovers' Jour
H~oss-Receips 1900 head; shipment:
1000 head. Weak and badly broken at l0al5c
off; mixed packing 81 40a4 90; choice heavy
81 70a4 90. A good many new and unskilled
%nOn.union men were discharged to-day and
replaced by experts,
$500 head. Good to choice scarce and firm.
81 T0a5 80; common 10 medium shipping
slow aud easier, s. Coal %: butchers in good
demand and firm (; cows 81 00a3 80; bulls
81 00a2 90; steers IS 20aS GO; stockcrs slow
and easier. IS I0a3 40.
SaEEr-Recelpts 1000 head; shipments
800 head. Active and firm ut $i00a5 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-16

A TRIAL of Piso's Cure will convince you
that it is a good remedy for Coughs, Bron-
chitis and Asthma. |
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PotroIeum Alnrket.

Prr7ssuRsH, January 16.-PrTRoLEuM-
Dull; crude lower 81 l6K at Parkers for
shipment; refined 7asc for Philadelphia de.
llS 81 csrr, January ls.-psssolsgn-Ma..
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A Winters Tale.
Alloy once Took u his head
That he would exercise his sled.
lie took that sled into the road
And, lord a massy! how he slode.
And A,he slid he laughing cried,
"WhAt fun upon my sled to slide"
And as he laughed, before he kaewcd,
He from that sledipg was slude.
Upon the slab whore he was laid,
They carved this line: 'Thls boy was slade."
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AZ iru,t inside by Marquette
1%B,rrtgs o. ( sS@g.l McTaT, with the SAID sanuel
ytSg, gleG 1,1.lSpI, 10 the undersigned iFassss,
ltyiy, h,t p% MI. isf', aud recorded 10 inc ONCE
iisr Soygn',JI' he C6sniiy Court q Ohio county,
Iiss Cris u % IN bed d 1ru.t Book N0..a page
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nREsH = EVERY DAY.
JOSEPH sCHMATzlNETz,
poncv Steam Over. SCoursr & Rspairsr,

M. 17aS Market street, Wheeling, W. Va, near
CTrSE Bridge. All kinds Of shAwlS, Dresses, and every
description Of SILK aud WOolen Goods sIecatea "
fsS,hsrs Cleaned and dyed. Al Co6nI Warranted
FSIt. All p11ons living Al a distance IRON my place
can inform me by postal tard that they have sGme'
.sem when dnIshel. Please call and examine my
show Window, and you will SEQ the d%llerenee "
tween INV work and that Of others. You VII! nnu
my rates lower than atRny other scourer IN tue s"te
Snnln
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~-,nerrEs' SALES.
a;orsTGE's SALE.

T%RUsIEEs 'AA
,a.I 81 in,t mnde BY Mstt1rStl
81 Ttfius 81 q .'nni.l McVaT, With The satl sAlhus
ytSI, gIeI 'tIInd. 10 the undersigned trust
ItviN nS n,lST slL, 1877, and recorded M W .n So VI
l.ri fTir,E u the C'1nlS Ivut M No, .. ~
~. yinInlA, Ia DtedO1 A'"'
n, I VII o" ,.u,,.v m. 1890.
T,, At 1880 o'docE, 4. y. prGSe,I 70 SeLi, a
g1ia'%, 5"or Of ihr Coa' Io Ghf,st N" ,oiioTI:,
Z -, to the hisns' ,Sai 4, 10 say: Thirty.alx fee
lrfibl trAl "" ssnnJ Of tho south onC-hnl o. IO
IN l Ibr ~ n,rIF-d and IhlTty.hVe $3.50 70 Chap
..H'sirt n. Sidulou to the CiiE, o. MheemnS' y
~ aol rls Of Ohio aud state o. w. '"S
TX tiaiiel on ,THs-Og.-third Of the purchase money
TEENs"t @ ,'n,s n, thp purchaser INA! AltCt ~ IVY
itl', ny" ,.,niue In IW0t equal paylAShS y -
neisu, nth, With interest Iroul uAy y %.0t X =
lSd'r h, .r'' nnt. , sc,uIri by Itel W u"st 49,
t5St i]gs,uianec on tho property it N~V'
f%l"ssII,, IN tbr said property s htIi"vr'io 10 PER
lht IiN iT n N a, trustee, I shall NplTHy only s"ch
~ ~ ,,sirSl IN me by Giid mG,u - ~ " i,,,,,co
tJc"'''' WM. j. HUBBARD, Ir"StsS;
uALLER, AucIiOnetr'
.,,,. .ale !. postponed until SATURDAY
JtSrAEf ID ''SO' W. p. nuRGARn, Trustee.
IL
TpTSTEE'S SALE OF MAhkEf
SurAEE PROPERTY
- a deed OF trust malr and eNecuIed "
'II,rIsT and E'lEAbe. h. hi, VIZ 70 Tue un'
Stal, trustee, dated tue lIth Wy "l nssc !. XIV,
arfb"H ~ corded Ia the CLERKS 0tlcg o. tue
~ lE ,,i oi ohio county, West NiTi'hli, IN Dsed
G9l! XII No 5, I5lIOs ilD and III, Will on
.rTrWpAY, tho 2Ih day Of January, 1880
a., =, IN oel,ct A. n. Of said. day, at tho front
Rla y H. L mi House Of sa.d UNI" c9uhty IN the
$50 wheeling, sell ri public aht''nh tNv io,'o"inb
Fl%g ,c,i ri vat, thai Is TO Giy: IaLt nl i3t nntn-
io'il,el 'inJnrI And thirteen Qi3), situated on The
s'ri1u, Market space IN tho second Ward Of tue
~ ,cS,sinr 10 6hlO county, West Virginia. anu
tld I,itm1.. H1dunIpg al 4 point on the Keet
49, ~, ,p,c. twenty-five feet north oil the
. ''M VA NJ IInpn street (nOw Eleventh streeLi
sklo NV u with a line at right angles q sSid
G,.ff ,,arr forty ie / iOID moe Or less lhelSt
X I, , IIlg IA ALI with Market space ~MofIhWHIu
Uab IHs I, 90 ctul. moia or less, 10 n. Cr4wley''S
l',Gl! nv. T't,nrfIy +. R~uiliy's); thence with his
sl'h u.s. dly forty feet, more or las 10 Market
~ ,s."c, xxIh HE satnG I0uthWardiy tWenty.tFO
~, y 'n,r, ar ltSs, to tbs besInning, t0gether
NJ y " ,IngII,f the improvements, privileges,
'H ,b,t,,r or thcTrunto belonging, being oil
as'svu' me- u,rty witch = las conveyed 10 Hatd MI
w. inrlin br frederick FOlmaE and wlle ny decd
HH.sii i.Stmlar liIh, 1877, and duly recorded.
I'M, sbrr sale Is mats III deiillt Oi SAY AlIVhnel
bHtnIni Fitc asking Plyhen > o. the ue!Srtsa ~
~ nr,t.Ir, 10 sgturr the payments Ut which
~ Yaln,,I lnsi q! trust wal executed,
RAMS OY SNLE-ClSll. ST., H.
~ Ia nell the tbdVe nIinn I deed oitruS1 which,
80. /, believed In be perfect.
dlgF i.
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,GpTsTEE'S SALE OF MARKET
N,tpVr PROPERTY.

80 J,aI al trust nnlr and executed by
srdHg,J. and E,Illbe h. hi, vie, % the IN
yahlo yS Ira,tcc, dated the nd Day Of D@etcn.pir,
ATiioH tniS rrforlri 10 the CLERKS o!lcg o. thg
y 81 uay Al ohio county, West Nir{inii, In Deed
G3l! Ri,s No 5, lJlIOs tIl and III, WI on
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Financial and Commercial.
Money q Per cent-eOvsrnmsnis Irregular
-stucks Weaker.
Flour DuiI-wheat Lower and Weak
Provisions Heavy aud Lower.


NEw YosK. January 16.-MoNEY-At 4aC
per cent, closing at4. Prime mercantile pa-
per Sac per cent. Sterling exchange OF "a so.
Sight exchange on New York "a 81.
GOVERNMENTS LIrregular. the old issues be.
ing lower and new bonds firm.
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EINARclAL.

RANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY.
SUCCESSOR 10 4rr
'FInsr NATIONAL BANK or WHEELING.
Capital. ...G2SoIOOo.
VIZ A 1.rrr, pts.ld0nl VIZ. 3. sarsea, vice r.
Money received on dOpotlL.
Interest paid on special deposits.
Agunerl Banking RuhInui conducted With prompt.
nas and adollty.
John y:!s <. RPssstea, TSs sH.I 4 Hg asss,,.
VIM. A. Turner, Wnl. a. ltotti
q oman b. s'@P''n' apagoE ADAMS, cNA!a.
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President Tyler's Widow.
Washington Telegram.

A petition praying for pension for
Mrs. Julia G. Tyler, widow of the late
President Tyler, was presented in the
senate to-day by Mr.. Withers of Vir-
ginia. In her petition, dated Sherwood
Forest, James River. Virginia, April,
1879, Mrs. Tyler says:
| desire to call the attention of your
honorable body to the following circum-
stances; After the death of my hus-
band, John Tyler, and Of my mother,
Juliana Gardiner, the former in Janu-
airy, 1862, and the latter in October,
1864, / was left in possession of consid-
cradle property, both north and south,
and for the remainder of my life there
seemed nothing but the fairest prospect
of q comfortable income suited to my
position. But alas for the uncertain
ty of human affairs. Before my moth
er's death, in the course Of city i'm
proyements, heavy mortgages had been
imposed upon her property in New
York, but,as property was then estimat-
ed, the mortgages were not too burden
some for it to bear. The immense de-
probation that has followed in the value
of real estate has caused the condition
which will explain my appeal. While
the mortgages remained the same and
the interest accumulated, the rents and
value of the property rapidly dimin-
ished, and | have been finally entirely
foreclosed in the north, and live under
the shade of mortgages in the south. In
fact, find have scarce anything what
ever to live upon, and it is only in this
extremity that | appear before you.
Were L to seek for precedent 1 might
cite the example of Mrs. Lincoln, who,
with fortunes far less crippled than my
own, appealed to congress for assist
ance, and as all know, did not appeal in
vain. But surely the labors of one who
spent his life in the service of his coun-
try, who, during long life, held almost
every position, from the lowest to the
highest; and who left the White House
poorer than he entered it, affords a suf-
ficient plea for his widow when, now,
she throws herself upon the generosity
of congress and asks for the same con-
siderate treatment in the form of
pension as has been accorded to the
widows CT many others who have de-
voted their lives to the public service.
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MAINE NEWS

The fusion legislature met in Union
Hall, at Augusta, Jan 81. Speeches
were made urging that no questions be
submitted to the supreme court as 1t was
believed that court would pay no attcn-
ton to any such communication. The
republican legislature met and held a
| quiet session.
On the Goth inst the republican legis-
lature met in the state capitol and held
quet session. The fusionists met in
Union Hall, and both houses held ses-
sion. Speeches were made by several
members who urged that the fusion leg
islature maintain its organization and
trust to recognition from the supreme
court and congress. 1t was asserted that
money aud influence would be forth
coming from all parts of the country.
ETHE Fusionists met at Union Hall,
Jan. %, but only part of the members
were present. Dickey put in the follow
ing order, that p. A. Sawyer, Secretary
of State be directed to notify the NUM-
cipal officers of towns and plantations
that a new valuation of the state is to be
made by this legislature; that said Off
GERS may appear and be heard, and that
particular notice, with great seal of state
affixed, be forwarded to the towns OF
Ellsworth and Brunswick, stating that
their representatives have Withdrawn
themselves from this house and senate.
THE republican Legislature met as
usual January %. An amendment to the
constitution was proposed providing for
the election of governor by plurality
vote. The fusionists met and instructed
the proper committee to consult with the
Portland auth critics with view to Sc
curing quarters in that city for the legis-
lative and executive branches of the flu
sion government. A telegraphic an
swer was received from the mayor of
Portland, saying that city could not fur
nish suitable rooms. The city of Bidde-
ford sent word that the legislature would
be given quarters there.
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FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

4 SAN FRANCISCO telegram of Jan. 20
SAYS Geo Ralfe, William Lucas and J.
A. Mcdonald were suffocated in Bonanza
shaft, at Rowland Fiat, yesterday, by the
fumes of the blast.
A SUGAR boiler at d. r. CAROLS
plantation, at Barratria, Louisiana, burst
Jan. 81, killing three men and seriously
wounding thirteen others.
AT Brazil, Ind =, Jan. 22nd, r. r. Rob
erts, coal operator, was blown to pieces
by the explosion of a boiler at his mine,
William Elder and Jones, blacksmith
were so badly injured that they will die.
JAMES JOHNSON, a prominent and
wealthy citizen of Westfeld, n. Y. 20
wears old, was struck by train at : :45
or the morning of Jan 81 while walking
along the track to take the accommodation
train to Buffalo. He was large broker,
and well known throughout the state.
lie leaves a widow.
News was received from Panama on
the 21st inst, that a violent earthquake
occurred in Salvador on New Years day.
In the interior, in La Liberals, much
dt mage was done. The earth seemed TO
be literally dancing and persons were
thrown to the ground. The people be
came panic stricken and resolved on
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In the SmOking-t ar
New York Sun.

As car 113 of the Third avenue line
was circling from Chatham street into
the Bowery, yesterday afternoon, it was
hailed by stout, middle-ageG lady,
who slowly got in and took q seat at the
upper end, but before the conductor
was prepared to collect her fare she
perceived that about half of the pas
sengers we're smoking.
lis this smoking car ?" she demand
ed, with fire in her eye and fve-cent
piece in her hand
The conductor admitted that it was.
"And can't you stop this smoking p
she asked.
"No, madam" said the conductor,
politely, 81 can't"
"Then," said the lady, threatingly,
"I'll get out"
The conductor smiled feebly.
The lady restored the nickel to her
purse, arose with difficulty, and made
her way to the rear platform.
perhaps, if you can't stop the smok-
ing, you can stop the car" she said,
snappishly.
This was quickly done. The clang
of the bell soon brought the car TO a
standsiill.
"Now, ask you for the last time,
said the lady, as she stood with one
foot on the step, "are you or are you
not going to stop that smoking p
II can't do it, madam" said the con-
ductor, piteously, 81 can't indeed"
"Then," said the lady, "let the car
proceed. I'll never draw back" and
she re-entered and took her former
scat
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precipitate flight, but the excitement
soon subsidized.
CHARLES BEACH. popular passenger
conductor on the Erie Railway, was in
stantly killed at Attica, near Buffalo,
Jan. 21. His train was delayed by the
weakening of a coupling at this point, and,
in attempting to connect two cars, he
was caught between the bumpers, and
life Immediately crushed out. He was
30years old, and leaves wife and child.
= THE wholesale drug house of Robert
B. Smith, at Alton, Illinois. was burned
January 22nd together with the Alton
Ecening Telegraph and the job printing
house of Beall & Danevers. Smiths
loss is about 100000; insured for $780,
000 The printing offices were only par
TALLY insured.
OK the morning of Ian, 23rd material
train on the Virginia IL Midland road, at
| Rockfsh station, IS miles south of
! Charlottesville, Va, ran off the track at
the bridge, down an embankment of so
| feet, killing Conductor Dabrey Wilson
! juring Capt. Ii. ID. Lucket and six road
hands. six cars were completely
wrecked.
THEnews sent from Augusta, late in the
night of Jan. 23d, was rather exciting.
The fusion legislature had discussed the
propriety of submitting another set of
questions to the supreme court, but had
finally laid the question over until Mon
day. All sorts of rumors were current
about the militia. Gov. Davis ordered
three companies of fantry to guard the
capitol, and great excitement followed
&c nplnr OF tNIo -.
the capitol and thirgs began to leok de-
cidedly serious.
THE British brig Excelsior, arrived at
New York from Cape Haytien Jan. 90,
reports that on Jan. s, in latitude 80 de-
grees so minutes, longitude IA degrees,
26 minutes, she fell in with the schooner
Lizzie MEMS, bound from Demarara for
Boston, with a cargo of old iron. The
schooner had been run into by an I'M
known bark on the evening of the 7th
and the captain was killed, and all the
spars carried away. I he survivors, five
TO this city.
A TERRIBLE occurrence took place last
night four miles south OF Centerville,
Mich, says telegram of Jan. 22nd,
ii being no less than the burning of the
L0oAuSHOo Va vi Vonu ~ Onl.H, VI
Sherman township. and the perishing of
Mr.. Smith in the flames. The house
took fire in the kitchen. The family all
got out, and Mr., Smith went back to get
out some household effects, and over
come with the smoke, lost his life. He
vas a juror at the present term Of court.
EMIL WESTERN, employed at the Pc.
oria, ILL.,, pillow works, met with a fatal
accident Jan. %. He was passing under
the elevator, which was raised TO the
second story, when the elevator, which
had been overloaded, broke loose and
came down with crash Western was
struck on the top of the head by a large
iron bolt in one corner OF the elevator,
which penetrated the brain about four
inches. He died while being taken TO
his home He was single man.
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GENERAL NOTES.

GEN. GRANT left Jacksonville Fla,
Jan. 20, for Cuba via Cedar Keys.
Ex Gov. WEscoTT, of Florida, died in
Montreal Jan. 20, at the advanced age
of 90.
A PACIFIC mail steamship with two
hundred passengers, has arrived at San
Francisco, with smallpox on board, says
a dispatch of Jan. goth.
THE Toledo, Peoria & Wausau railroad
was sold under decree of foreclosure,
Jan. 90, to a committee of the stockhold-
ers for $6,oG0000.
WALTER r. IRWIN, of Illinois, chief
of the private land division of the gen.
eral land office, was found dead in bed
in Mobile hotel Jan. u.
THE Louisiana legislature elected X,
L. Gibson United States senator, Jan %.
Mr.. Gibson's term will begin March 4,
1888.
"A TELEGRAM from Tucson, Arizona,
Jan. 90 says Major Morrow had another
engagement with the victorias. Among
the killed was Lieut. French of the
Ninth cavalry
GROUND was broken al Memphis, Jan.
81, for the inauguration of the new sys-
TEN of sewerage. The ceremonies at
tending the affair were very elaborate.
Pres. LINcoLS's walking stick, stolen
from his box at the theatre on the night
Of the assassination, was recovered at
Troy, n. Y, Jan. 21.
MARYLAND will hold her state conven-
ton for the purpose of electing delegates
TO the national republican convention. st
Frederick City, May 9Th, says telegram
of ] an. 23rd.
THE Sth annual session of the Wiscou-
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Several bills of local nature were in.
troduced. The memorial to congress on
the improvement of Kewaunee harbor
was adopted. a long debate followed
on the Maine resolution, and it was
finally adopted about as the senate had
passed it,
FRIDAY, Jan. 23-Senate. Only one
bin was introduced, relating to secret
beneficiary and benevolent societies
Memorials to congress for the construc-
ton of lighthouses at the entrance OF
Sturgeon Bay canal and at Sherwood's
Point; and for an appropriation to com
plete the breakwatar and harbor of ref
uge at the east end of the Sturgeon Bay
anal,--were concurred in. Adjourned
till Monday evening.
FRIDAY, Jan. -AssemJly.-P .titions
for the repeal of the dog law, and re-
monstrances against the passage of the
medical bill, were presented. a resolu-
ton TO employ more help about the legis-
lature was killed. Among the bills in
troduced was one to make the legal rate
of interest per cent. in all cases; anOtn-
er TO make the rate without contract
per cent, and under contract per cent
The senate joint resolution cutting of
new business Feb. 9th, was concurred in.
The bill to provide for assessment OF
property, and collection of taxes in Ger.
tain cases, was passed under suspension
of the rules. Adjourned till Monday.