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, AVE STOCK Market.

Receipts of common and medium grades of
cattle the past week quite liberal, whilechoice
butchers grades have been rather slow coming
10. Prices on all grades have decided better
feeling than for some Time; Ihere is good
demand for mich cows. There has been
fair supply here of sheep The past week;
nrices firm. The supply of lambs has been
yery light; the market is about bare. Oaly
a few hogs in market; fair demand.
CoRs-FEp CArTLE-Corn-fed cattle. 41z@5c.
GRASS CATTLE-Choice, 49414c; good, 31z@4e;
fair 10 medium, 2549314c; common, 11z42c.
EHEEP-Choice, per pound, &c; medium, @3Ze
common per head, S1gI 50.
IANRs-Choice, per head. 81 5095; medium,
tHdesNChoice. $50 to 2oo pounds, 7ts@sc; me-
dium, 1919; common, 6Gozse,
Cows AND CALVES Good m1lch cows with young
calves per head. S20940
ST. LOUIS, November 24-Hogs irmer, light 10
good Workers, s696 80; mixed pickines, $500 80;
heavy pickings Sc $500 so; butchers TO extra
6 40d6 IS. Receipts $500; shipments, l190.
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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRIvALANo DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

CE,aSaneake Ohio and Southwestern
TrsFns move as follows: No. texpress) leaves at
11.10 n n, . No (mai1 AT $50 am. No. Covtng-
ton sfcommodaton) at $40 pm NO texpress)
sTTiS-eS ~ , 90 N No. arrives at l:45 p m No.
< Covinerfoy, recommendation 800 a. M (sltyume).
MeUHnhiS and LitJe ROck-Trains move
as foiioTs. No leaves daily at 4;4Opm arrives
1i0.so N m so 3 leaves 1t 5 Am. arrives at
am 10 s IreighD leaves Hopeheld at am ar
rives at pm. <.,-,o,O,. ,r-ot7- -
ss foliovys ieitv tmcl: Through express leaves
dali ~ m "a pu Local mail aud express leaves
daiiy al s.I5 an. SomerEnie accom- notation
Iesves daily except sunday. at ADS m. Through
express arrives daily at 400 a m Local mail and
express arrives daily At 800 p m someIvllie &C,
commodstion arrives daily except sunday at S:l0
am. ,.,, -
a. Ioiioy-s. Fast mail arrives daily at 4:40 M;
leaves al II:lO pm; mail leaves daily at SIS
= c, 1ssseenger accommOd ton leaves daily
"a a n arrives daily at $40 p.nl. (city timel-
Iii Y,sra Close. connection for All points East:
RrowusvilIe accom- mod tion leaves daily, except
Sn1dsv A. 4:55 p.m- mail arrives daily at 20
nm brownsville accommodation arrives daily,
except Sunday, at azo an.
N issIssipps and recommendations move
a. follows: New Orles aud fast mail and express
leaves daily at 1855 pm; express freight leaves
daily except sunday. at 3:4' pm, freight leaves
dahl y except Sunday at $50 a m. New Orleans
fast mail aud express arrives daily at 1910 am:
express freight arrives daily, except Sunday at
SOFA freight arrives daily, except Sunday, al
ESQ pm. Freight trains carry passengers.
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606Id; January-February. 5 6O6id; February
March, 5 6l-6i, 6264 5 61-6id; March-April,
6@6id; Bay-June, 364 46i, 3-64d; June-July,
6 564. 5-6Id.
At 3: November, 66-64d; February March, 5 626id;
May-June, tod. Manchester firm, but little
doing.
6264 5 sled; February March. 5 61-6t, 6064d;
March-April. 5 63-64. 81 SD; ApTil-M&y. Cd
June-July, 6 764 esd; July-August, SID
HFutures closed barely steady. -,
Sales Of the week, 5000 bales, Of which 5l,OOe
bales were American; spectators took $50 psles.
exporters Ii 500 bales: forwarded from ship direct
70 spinner, II 800 bales actual export sloo bales.
Total receipts 90 900 ba es; American rs coo bales
Total stock 4s5 900 bales; American 2l6.oO0 bales
Amount afost, 275. 900 bales; American ---
bales.
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
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HORSES AND MULES.

There are but few mules on the market,
the demand being for large mules. The
horse market is dull.
MUtFs-No. dray mules Is to 16Iz hands 5000
253 151z to 10, Sl609ls5 Is to 15z, $1s09lS0; I41
to Is. sll0@130.
HoRsEs-Good driving. sl2592O heavy draft
s15o92O0 saddle horses, sl25@25O: plugs, s40975.
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VEGETABLES, POULTRY, EGGS, ETC.
Eggs scarce and stiff at previous prices.
The poultry market iT.glutted, with no de-
mand for young chick ns white large COM
mand the extreme OF quotation.
VEGETABLES Onions. 81 ee@1 IS for red 81 1892
for yellow from leyee; 81 % for large barrels from
store small barrels. 81. Potatoes, 81 1901 90
from levee, S2a2 10 from store. Sweet potatoes
nominal Cabbage: Chicago, off stock, SO; fresh,
COO per dozen. New kTaut. in whisky barrels So so
az; IN zO-gallon barrels, 50 so; IN haH-oarrels,
IS l5a3 90 Garlic, 81 per hundred
FRUITs-OrangeS, S9gl0 per Darrell % per oo1
drSd. Peanuts-Virginia, hand-picked, lie; Ten
nesSee red, &c; white, &c.: sisted, 212c hlgner;
shelled. lac. Almonds. 10000. Texas pecans, llc
Arkansas, 6@Sc English walnuts, 14@16c. Fllberts
layers SIS SO; Imperial, IS so. Brandy cherries, 81
perdOzen.
APPLES. ETC-Appies medium and off-stock,
g Iol14 rom store; New York P1pplns, Slgo
store, New crop dried peaches, &c from sore
Gran berries Sl2 Is per ba rre Pickles, medium,
barrel. IS Gag; haii-bsrTel 81 75@5.
CIDER-Nissouri, SS9S so per barrel, and u &c
per half barrel.
EGGS-2Sc
Pies FEEr-In barrels, Sill half-barrels, s. SO;
kegs, 50 %.
| s5ss5c; ISLES, No. i, 81 1O1I 20; No. 2, 95c9sI;
halbarrel so lbs No. 1, "a 90; No ., 50 50. White
nsh. No: !, per hal-barIel- So 50a6 20; family
u . al 80; per KIT nominally 81 % Dfled ner-
tlngs per box, 2o93Oc North Carolina roe herring
| half barrel, Sc SO.
PoULTEY-Choiee old hens, IS 509i old mixed,
~ 5oS5; large young, SS93 40; medium Sc 20,
small 81 1892 D Young ducks. S39S 90. Iur-
KEYS, Sloyl5; dressed turkeys. 12914e per 10.
1AHE-Ducks, mallards. 81 sea- 20 per dozen,
| nsh ducks, 81 seal 70; squirrels, 81 259l 5Vi
| quails, 81 J09l 70; rabbits, s.
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neusEssUILoiNe MATERIALS.

Bricks, lime and cement quiet at former
prices.
FRAMING LUMBER-Yard prices-Rough, SIS per
1000 feet; dressed, $50; yellow pine flooring SIS :
shingles S3g4 so; lathing-poplar, 81 rs; cypress
rs per 1000 laths. Extra prices for extra lengths
Nlfts-s5 coca per keg. and leading sizes hard
to Obtain.
BRIcKs-Hard, $40 80; soft 50 per 1000; hrebrick,
s4a5 so per 100.
LIME AND CEMENT-Alabama lime. e5c@sl q
barrel; Tennessee, S5990c; Louisville cement,
ST 1904 as barrel; Rosedale cement 81 so a bar.
rel; Portland, S.; plaster Of Parts, O. 50.
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WEATHER AND RyERs.

VICKsBURG. November 2L-River rose inches.
Weather cloudy aHd warm. Arrived: Arkansas
City, St Louis Departed: VIII Kyle, New Or
leans
PITTsBURG. November 24-Noon-RiTer feet
and falling Weather cloudy and cold klgnt-
RiFer loot II inches and falling. Weather CLOUDY
ana cold.
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PETROLEUM MARKETS.

Coal Wholesale lots, 1Sc per gallon.
rrrrsVIILE. November 24.-Oil opened at
:, ~ bighest 81 o.: lowest sT5sc; closing, Doc.
PITTsBURG. November A.EPetroleum active;
,jtsd Certificates weak, closed at s61sc; refined
4fIazsIc PhiIade phia delivery. For further par
.ialH1ars see neMs columns.
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Chan ges.
STATIONS.

The following observations are taken at the
same moment of time (Os p NJ at all the stations
named:
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DRY GOO6S

NEw YoRK, November 24-The market
general demand has Eeen for, such reassortments
as current wants COMPEL, with fair new business
in such bleaChed eottons as have been reduced in
prices Dry goods imports for the week, 81 1885, 79S
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To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss of manhood, ete sil Eehd recipe that
will cure yot, FREE OF CHARGE This grea
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send a selfaddressed envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH T. IsMAS, Station D. Netu York City.
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New Orleans futures opened steady; at l., d.
closing dJrll but steady. Sales. 500 bales.
ALLY BULLETINS.

OF alreceiDts At all O. 5. ports YesttIaay 800
Total receipts same day last year -..--Si,6 SOS
The Liverpool spot market at noon indicated
bales of which 500 bales were American Receipts,
"a 500 bales of which is, 900 bales were American
tIo-SO. Uplands, 61Sd: Orleans, 65sd.
The IiveFIoo future market at noon was barely
steady. November, 6 5-64, 664 5 SD; NoYenl-
her. December 56l-64d; December-January, 59-64.
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No1hiO g New in the Northw estern Rate


CHICAGO, November "A Manager + r.
Gable, OF the Rock Island road, in CONVEX
sation with an Associated Press agent this
evening, said: "There is nothing new in the
passenger and freight war between this city
aud points Northwest No additional cut has
been made" He stated as his opinion that
the war would be a protTsctea one.
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The Chesapcalse and oLio .sains q suIt.

LOUISVILLE, November 24.-Some time
since the Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern
railroad changed the gauge OF the road on
Sunday. The grand jury OF Caldwell county
indicte the company for the performances
of labor on Sunday. The case came before
Judge Grace, at Prince Oh, yesterday, and
the law and inc facts being submitted to the
court without the intervention of jury, 1T
was decided in favor Of the railroad COM
psny. similar case some time since was
decided in the came way in the Jefferson
Circuit Court 10 this city.
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mHlsKY. ETC

Prices as previously quoted and business
quiet. sza,o. rascb. g. ,aa,
apple, s2s T,S SD 5rr. 81 5og4; sherry, a5a
nagne-s mexican eEtT- dry S.ss; Piper
Heidslck' - -, box: Catawbs, 81 50g6.
cla.et p RedisTilied c9sl 5O' straight s. so
a according to age. .,-.-..
ST. LOUIS, November 24--Whisky steady's1l 6.
CHICAGO. November 2i.-Whisky steady, 81 II.
BALTIMORE, November "a - WHISKY steady.
81 I ~ November "a Whisky quiet,
u c n; November 24.-whiskys steady and
arm, 81 Is. ,,,L.-,
NFw ORLEANS, November AN Risky steady;
,roSTern rectifed, 81 054l 20.
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BROKERS.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Mississippi G. Tennessee R.R. Co
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.

rT1HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
| HOLDERS OF the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad Company will be held at the PEABODY
Hotel. MEMPHIS, TENN, on -
Wednesday, November SS, 1859,
at which time Directors viii be elected for the en-
suing wear Tickets to end from Memphis viii -
Furnished TO persons holding certificates OF stock,
IN THEIR OWN NAME, by application - the snpet-
fntendeslt S n. LAMB. Secretary
ANNUAL NETTING Of STOCKHOLDERS
TEEEEssEE SoUTHEEN RAILROAD COMPANY,
MEMPHIS, TEsN. July 6, 1882.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the Annual Aeet
n ing OF the Stockholders Of the above Com
pany viii be held at the ONCE oil the Company, In
the city of Memphis, on the -
IAth IbaY Of AuKust. 1881.
Notice is also gwen that at said meeting propo-
sition viii be Submitted to the STOCKHOLDERS 70
Railroad Company, the Aissts~iPPt Valley ana
gniD Island Railroad Com pany, ana lne rev Ut
cans and Mississippi Valley Railroad company
GEO. H. x LEM, Secretary.
alrThe etoekholders Meeting mentioned In
toresoiug notice was held st the time ano place
STOCK hOlderE OF said Company being present..
when for the purpose OF further considering the
,,roposals for consolidation with other companies
As 4 hove stated, adjourn ment was hsd until
inc third "Wednesday October next klS5zli same
heinz tie 18Th of October. 1882 At place stated
shove. therefore, said Annual Meeting STANDS ad-
lonrued 10 18Th October, 1852, at the place
mentioned above when said matters Oh conAonosr
tfon and other subjects VIII be further considered
r T, WiISOF. freHloent-
swSaid meeting of stockholders was beo pnr.
sunnt 10 above notice, and WAS Adjourned 70 meet
on the 22d Deee uber, 1882 ~ above stAteo
place. -. a. NilS-S-.. -.-
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-. of home manufacture continue in
Bfoons Tine new crop of broom-cOrn
good GOOD 0se shows considerable increase 10
when md io1pIovem ent in quality, Ends
geldy sale at quoiafIo
55I5c per pound; ,vbolesale lots. 81 10.
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PORT OF MEMPHIS.
STEAM ERs LEAVING.

THIS DAY.
StFrancis River RENE N AcRKADr Joplin, pm.
v hite Rver---.--JosIE h EEY. Harry, pm.
Arkansas River.IDA DAERAeH. Darrsgh, pm
Cineinnau-----.--.VINT sHISKLE, Deem, pm.
st. Louis. CLINTON, Maratta, 5 pm.
SUNDAY AND MONDAY.
New Orleans.-...CTTY BATON ROUGE sun, 10 a. N.
vicksburs .......--.CtTT OF CAIBo, Sunday. 10 am
st. COMMONWEALTH Sunday, 10 II.
FIiars Point.---.--JAMs LEE, Monday pm.
Arkansas City DEAN ADAMS, Monday, pm.
Peters Landing.-TIGEE Monday. pm.
Hales Point MARX TWAIN, Monday, SPIN.
White River-.-----J. s. BRANsFoRD, Monday pm.
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ELEVATOR COMPANY.
1000 Tons Rags, Iron and Bones

PY SAM GABAY, AGENT. DEALER N SEC
ID ond hand Goods, Al, 4l3 and rs SHELBY
STREET Asss bays and sells everything from
Needle 70 = Steznbe4t. he invites everybody 70
visit lis Free Public LfbrArT. All kinds of Ma
ehiueTy bOuRht ard sold s2R
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DISSOLUTION.

THE firm of Podesta, Malatestz & Co. is This day
i dissolved by mutual conxeat Lazzaro Po-
Sesta and n Mslatesta hsve sold ala their rest
in aii business to Louis Podesta who assumes all
the labilities OF the firm and is alone aurtorfzed
TO receipt for, and settle all outstanding debts
of said trm.
Louis Podesta will continue the business as sue
eessor OF the late firm, at the old stand 81 Main
street.
The retiring partners tender their thanks TO the
patrons of the house for past favors and solicit
continuance of their trade for their successor.
LAZZAR0 PODESTA
Memphis, Nov. .. 1852. n. AALATEsTA.
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rranrncrlons aggregated ea5.OOO shares, as fol-


The local market opened and closed quiet
and steady. Sales, 2650 bales-I600 to exporters,
1850 TO spinners, - TO Spectators.
Yesterdays QUOTATIONS..
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HEHaving purchased the entire interest of the
firm of Podesta. Mslstesta 4 Co., viii continue
the Wholesale ard , etaif CONFECTIONERY
Business at the old stand, go Main street I'M
der the firm name and style of LOUIS PODETA.
Memphis, Tenn, November 2. 1852.
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PELTRIEs, HIDES ANo LEATHER.

HIDES. ETc.-No dry hint hides, lie; No. dr ~
hides, I4c; dry salt hides l1dl4c; No. green 81
hides, &C: No green salt hides, 7c- green hlees'
597c. Beeswax-prime yellow. 2oG22o; tslloW'
652c; ginseng, per pound. 81 50. Deer skis
pTlme, sc.
IILEATHER-oak sole, per pound. 37@goc; Eem-
lock, 279S0e; harness, 5000; skirting, S7s=Oc'
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-aooms ANo gRooM-coRN.

French cali, sIVl9OO P0- -
IS perdozen. prime. 4oc.
FEATHEdgsS,,6f i[rsshed, 25a35c per pound IN
WOOL S,c. hurry, 10gl6c.
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MEMPHIS COTTON STATEMENT.
Total.
Yesterday. Thunday.

4otal 1'A
New York spots opened quiet, nonlinally un,
changed; at II, dull and easier; at 2, dull and
easier, closing dull and easier. Sales, 4S2 bales.
Contracts, 600 bales
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INSURANCE.
NOTICE.

THE FIRM OF MURPHY Il MU RPHY is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, B. F. Muir
ply retiring. j. j. Murphy assumes the assets and
liabilities and will continue the General Insurance.
business under the firm name at No. 8 Madisor
street.
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New Orleans spots opened quiet: at go, steady.
closing steady. Sales, $500 bales.
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The blowing is the New York weekly compare
tive statement:
Net week receipts all United States ports 239001
Same week last year.-.-.--. ZzI,VvO
Total receipts at all U. s. ports TO date 900
To same date last year 49, ............-. 2,010 900
ExDorts from ali III. & ports for the week. lSS, 600
same week last year.. .........-.... 100000
Total exports from all u s. ports to date. 1876 eco
10 same date last vear.............-. $4,000
STOCK at all United States ports 744O00
same time last year. .............. 904,6O0
Stock at ali Interior towns. =. .......... 1871 900
same time last year ..............- I74OO0
stock al LIVERPOOL .............-.-.. 4S5 GOO
same time last wear $500. q. :. . -....... 1856 600
Stock OF American afioat for Great Britain $4,000
Same time last year....... .. lS2 600
New Orleans spots opened quiet; at 1880 steady
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senx.rs and ne ma,ls n tbat event, 3 lis

sengers and the mails, III that event to lie
over until $40 n. II. n train that will
leave here at IN the morning Is what Is
needed. This would enable business peo.
pie to go out along the line and do a days
business, and II would also gather up
and carry forward the mails for delivery at
seasonable hours in tho day along the line
to Grafton and points on the Parkcrsburg
branch. IS
We trust that Mr.. Garrett will study the
interests Of the people dependent on his
live for proper. facilities for travel and
trade, including the delivery Of the mails.
There Is always much talk and promise us
to what Is going 10 be done on the D. & 0.
for the public. The trouble Is that II rare.
ly materialixes into anything moro sub.
s.antial than talk. Mr.. Garrett Is full Of
excuses generally lias much to saynbout
what he Is going to do In tho Sweet bye
and bye" The question Is, why does lle
not infuse the energy into his operations
that tho other great lines ini,se into their
management. We hope that tho late
criticisms Of the Baltimore papers will
wake him up. OF course he will pay no
attention to anything said at this end Of
the time except us MI incident 10 reforms
forced on him ut the other end.
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: Mr.. Garrett on Fast lInil Facilities

DEER PARK, Mp, July 2l.-AIr. John
NV. Garrett, in conversation to-day, said
4 that he was already feeling in better con-
Editlon since his arrival ut Deer Park, and
4 that he was very glad to see such a marked
change for tho better in his old friend, Mr..
u Corcoran. Mr.. Garrett expects to remain
u hero until quite late in the fall, and us he
\ \ has his stenographcr with him and n tele-
I graph wire ut his elbow, he will have no
difficulty in transacting business. lIesays
4 that he has never found in any part OF Eli.
4 rope an air SO pure and inyfgoratinc as
this, and his experience OF this, in his stay
/; mere last summer, was. what induced him
\ to erect a cottage for permanent summer
i occupancy. ~ f,ga2l.
lin reference to the question OF faust mail
facilities, Mr.. Garrett said that in various
interviews with members OF the Senate and
\ House committees and with the Post.
master: General he Rad presented this SUBJ
i ject in all its length and breadth that the
4 baltimore and Ohio Company had indi-
Gated q disposition 10 use to its utmost all
its facilities for atlording Il fast mail SER
vice ndiating from Baltimore and taking
within its scope the whole vast network
Sof cities, towns and Villages covered by
the Baltimore and Ohio system Of rail.
ways In all the great tier Of rich and popu.
slous States through which it penetratcs.
h lie had impressed upon the Postmaster
General that not only enough, but too
much had been done for New York, and
I'm all that he had said he had kept steadily
I'm sight before the po.toilice officials
iEthe( fact that tho increased appro-
pintion made by Congress for fast mail
{ service has been expressly for the benefit OF
other cities. MIR. Garrett said that BY his
direction representatives OF the Baltimore
S& Ohio Company had interviews Yesterday
with tho department, md had requested TO
! be fully informed Of the wishes md purpo-
SEES OF the Department. and ho confidently
anticipated that before long an arrange.
i;ment would be consumn,ated to meet the
wants OF oil interested. Mr.. Garrett said il
would not BIO expedient Just now 10 90 into
"details, but no was unreseryed in Sivins
y me assurance that the Baltimore & Ohio
would leave nothing undone whichit could
properly 10 TO inaugurate a Inst mil ser
/ wee on the comprehensive plan above in
dictated by him. 5iF}i8 fl51s7. IA ;;s'I..
52s We trust this dispatch will matcrializc
into something for the advantage Of this
end, as well as the baltimore end,
Sof the B. Q. we desire TO call the atten-
stion Of Mr.. Garrett to the fact that thu,
schedule as at present arranged is little
Selse than n nuisance. A train leaves hero
at los AL. (railroad time) that benefits
nobody. The nexttrain leaves at o:lO /.
81, and reaches Grafton after the departure
of the two forenoon trains on the Parkse,rrss,.:
Ebug branch, and only two minutes before
the departure Of the l u N.train, giving no III,
time fol; dinner and sometimes no margin
Tor connection at all, compelling the pas.
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a CALI has been signed BY II number 0

a CALI has been signed by number Of
persons in the U. I. Church opposed 10
the introduction Of organs into the church
worship, for day Of fasting and prayer.
The end aimed at is the opening Of the eyes
Of those who favor the introduction Of
organs, through light from above, and thus
preventing tie apparent sacrilege that Is
about TO occur. But suppose those who are
opposed TO organs should receive light and
have their own eyes opened, what then ?
May not one event be as likely 10 occur MS
the other? The Chicago Tribune suggests
that those who arc contendng for the
singing Of the Psalms should not disregard
the injunction Of the Psalmist to "praise
Him with stringed instruments and
organs.nN
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Tmr Ohio Democratic platform inveigl's

The Ohio Democratic platform inveighs
against tho Republican party for taking oil
only such taxes rs benefit the rich, among
which nre included the taxes OH hunks.
The Bellaire Independent notes the diilur.
! cnce between precept and example, thus
Senators Davis, OF West Virginia, Cam.
I den, IIayard, Beck, Salisbury, Gr0ome,
Jonas, Jackson and Jones, OF Florida, all
i Democratic Senators, yesterday voted In
Z favor OF tho bill relieving National banks
4 from taxation. Davis OF West Virginia,
made n strong speech In favor Of tho banks.
This will astonisli many Democrats In this
4 part OF tho country, who have thought all
snlong that tho Democratic party was Op.
posed to the whole system Of National
banks, and in favor 81 ali the taxes That
could be levied against them, no matter
Chow oppressive and unjust, but this de:
: fines tho party on another great National
principle and will divide 1t about In the
!, middle. AZ, 81. 10
,i The Independent does not understand, we
presume, that our two West Virginia Sen.
ators arc both National bank presidents as
well US railroad nagnates. We don't
know how many Of the other Democratic
Senators referred to are in the same cat.
egory. We have observed that the plat.
form Of tho Democratic party is very apt
TO be one thing, and its illustration by
Democratic votes in Congress quite an
e other slti5 "a '.gIr.tf Eli s. ~.