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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15

The evidence Of fraud in the matter
Of voting upon bogus tax receipts is
sued by Mahone's special tax collectors
and their illegally appointed deputies,
are 50 strong and so numerous in
every district of the State that every
defeated Democratic candidate for
Congress will have just grounds for a
contest before House that will do
him full Justice. -Alexandria Gazette.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15
Farms for Sale.

Eastern Virginia farms for sale 400 in
our catalogue, which will be sent free TO.
any address.
". p. aILLEARY Z SON.
Nov. SIT. Warrenton, Va
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15

There seems 10 be & good deal Of
troable this year in getting in return.
from the s-back deestricks."
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15

The contest between Massey and
Wise is close. Returns have been re
ceiycd from all the counties except
Diuwiddie, Dickinson, Buchanan. aud
Lunenburg and John :. Wiso's major.
~ is 1919. The counties to be heard
from will probably increase bis maiori'
". Parson Massey still SAYS that he
is elected and he proposes TO give Capt.
Wise a tussle for tie place.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15
Dry Goods,

Ready Made Clothing, Boots. Shoes and
other articles usually found in q well assor.
ted country store One saw mill. one
portable gr.-t mill, nearly new
One Threshcr and Horse Power.
used one season. Boarding house furni-
ture aud flule-. 4 lot OF spokes and
wagon timber.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15
NOTICES!

hereby notify all parti es not 10 trespsss upon
my land for tn purpose Of hunting, or IN any
other way. Parties disregaf ding this notice VIII
be subjected to the psnsltie. which the law inn
Nov. l5.-9L ~ r. BANNER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15

~ N'N~'NN '""' - - "ica'7
aud three Democrats to Congress. Th,
DrmocIat' will have small majority
in the legislature, thus insu,ms Dem
ocrauc successor 10 Senator iIcPher
son.
MISSISSIPPI.
Mississippi elected five Democrats
one dependent Democra, (Calmers
aud one Republican Nynch) to Con
gress. The Democrats claim. how
ever, that Lynchis defeated BY small
majority.
KANSAS.
In Kansas, 81. John, the Republican
candidate for governor, was defeated,
but The rest of the ticket was elected
aud the state will send solid Republic
can delegation 70 Congress.
KENTUCKY.
Kentucky elected eight Democra IS
aud tao Republicans (Culber,,oI and
Whue) to Conlress.
ARKANSAS
Arkansas sends SOLID Democratic
delegation 10 Congress.
TENNESSEE.
Tennessee elected a Democratic GOV
enor aud a majority Of, il not all, o.
the Democratic candidates for Goa
gless.
ALABAMA.
Alabauu will send lull Democra ic
delegation 20 Congress.
FLORIDA.
From Florida no definite news has
been received. ba' the state may b,
counted upou to send one Republican
out Of two to Congress. The legislature
will probably be Democratic.
RHODE ISLAND.
Il ode Island elected a solid Il pub.
llcln delegation (two) to Congress.
MISSOURI
In Missouri The Ninth and Thirteenth
districts are la DOUBT with The chances
il favor OF the Republican caudldtie-.
The Democrats elect the other Twelve
Con1ressmen.
MARYLAND.
Maryland elected four ncmocea san!
t 20 Republicans to Congress, AID GER
anly three, aul probably four judge
oat of thirteen. Enc Republicans made
con iderable ANS Throughout. the sal .
NEBRASKA.
Nebraska elected Tie Republican SAFE
ticket, with tie cxc, ption OF tret>arcf,
three mem refs OF Congress. AL "a IN :
jonly OF the members o. the ] : 'l4-
ture.
NEW MEXlCO.
Ne, II .xico elcc 81 Il Bcpo5 asa Il
delegation 60 Con.rc-s.
VIRGINIA.
Virginia elected iye democsa., aua
G,e cual.uoni-ls TO coagro.,.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15
MISSISSIPPI.

Mississippi elected five Democrats
one Iude pendent Democrat (Calmers)
aud one Republican LYNCH to Con-
gress. The Democrats claim, how
ever, that Lynchis defeated 5ya small
majority.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15

We venture that such n heartles:
raid as Malone made upon the poor
clerks, male aud female, IN Washing.
ton, will never be permitted again 10y
any President, accidental or otherwise
roe people have condemned Arthur
for permitting ii; and even he will be
made to see what heinous wrong he
connlved at-Lynchburg Yirginian.
True; aud it is a sad thought t.
Malone that bis power is all gone
never more TO return. But every free
man in Virginia rejoices.-State.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15

i'y viii controlllc next le .ls'urc.
NEW JERSEY.
New Jersey elected four X rahicans
aud three Democrats to Congress. The
Drmoclats will have small majority
in the legislature, thus insurIns 4 Dem
ocrauc successor 10 Senator IcPher-
con
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15

ArIRGINfA, TO WIT;
Is YAcArIoN.-In the Clerks once % thu
Circuit Court Of shenandoah. October -. lss2.
Harvey Sibert, Frank Sihert, and Neeton Sibert
heirs Of O W. sibert, d. H. Evans AMI Mary A.
his wife, John A. Moore and r. his wife. VI. 3.
Cease and Ella R. his wife, y. !, sibert and
Clsrinda b his wife. II +. Sibert, S5ia q. Sibert
and Hattis Sbert, heirs OF I40senzo Si0ert decd.
Compt
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15

A FREE YorE AND FAIR COUNT
seems to be the list thing the MahOne
ties waut. From all over the State
come reports Of fraudulent tax tickets
used by the adherenLs Of Malone.
Even here ia Augusta, where never
before has any fraud Oeeu heard OF Al
elections, there are charges that not
less than from one hundred aud fifty
to two huadrci and tif.y fraudulent
votes hive been cast Though the aid
at Maaone's iaA col.ectors.-SfauntOu
Spectator.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15


Frank King, James Il. wilkins and ". r.
Williams admr. de bonis non C. T, 4. Of Samuel
c. williams decd. P ". Magcuder adnlr. de bOnis
non Of W. w. MagIuder decd Mark Bird
Trustee, Rebecca @. Siberf widow of LORENZO
sibert, decd. Mary widow 81 o. ". Sibet ded.
Josiah stickley shf com, admr. " Abraham Hook
man deed. Joseph C. Manning stephen L. Lee.
W. d. Nil Her and Dudley G. Hall, Dcfts.
In Chancery.
The object Of this suit Il 10 set aside q
deed Of trust OF q. W. Sibst &c. TO Mark Bir
Trustee on certain real estate kapsa ~ tas Van
buren, Furnace property, on Cedar Creek, shesn-
doah county, Yirginis, aud 20 settle ths It'll. Of
compainants 10 said property.
Il appearing BY ain iayit hlet that the dsfen-.
dants Joseph q. Maaaing. stephen L. "a W. ID.
Miller, and Dudley c. HALL are not isAablialis OF
this State-lt 10 ordered, That the said defendants
do appear here within Que M nth alter due publ
cation hereof. and 90 wha; Is necefsary 10 protect
their interest; that ceny oct lis order be publish,
in some newspaper printed ia Woodstock, oacez
week for four successive weeks AMI copy DOsted
at the front ooor OF the court-honse OF said
county, o. abe arst day OF next county ccags.
&c PY. TESrE.
Geo. w. MIes. c. c @. =. G.
Calvert s. IIeukel u. q.
Oct. 25-iw.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15
The Celebrated Jersey Bull
UOSmO.
UOSnO.

g beautiful Jersey heiiers very valuable. 4
large iot tools OF various kinds.
Should weather Doe unpleasant. sac will be
conducted ID a comfortable building, Ample
Sic r-nu flr LuLer.' hnr...
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15
Terms Of ale.
IR Nk KINH

Sums IS $50 and UNDER cash: Exceeding
So negotiable notes 90; f0ur months with APP
nrnNcL cnL.r.ar
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15

We move that the election be made
unaulmous.-I Wilkes Spirit OF the
Inns
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15

FRANK KING.
Van Buren Furnace, Va.
Noy. i--.d j.. C. Hoshour. Auctoneer
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10
EiectIng Certain. omeehoIder.

WASHINGTON, March 8.-A joint res
olution was introduced la the Senate to-
day by Mr.. Saunders proposing an
amendment to the Constitution to ena-
BILE the election by the people Of Post
masters, United States Marshals Dis
trict-Attorneys Ct United States Courts,
Collectors of Internal Revenue, aud
other offices whose duties are to he per
formed Within the limits OF any STATE or
part OF State, except Judges Of Su-
preme and inferior court.
The bill further provides that all civil
etfleers OF the United States, heads OF
departments and officers wht 50 duties
are temporary In that character, shal
hold office for term of four years, un-
less Jnger term shall be liked by law.
The amendment empowers the Pfesi-
dent to remove any officer SO elected for
any eauie sffeeting the ncnmbenl's S
Character, habits or other quail ifications.
excepting political or religious opinions.
The officers mentioned shall be elected
In such manner as the State Legislature
shall prescribe.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10
STAR ROUTERs BAILED.
nrnav,m nnlI Fixed at a2O, 600.

Rrady'n Rail- Fixed at $4,000.
WASHINGTON, March 9.--In the Grim
inal Court yesterday applications for ball
were heard In the cases Of persons indie
ted for completely in the star route
frauds. The bail OF Thomas j. Brady,
ex-assIstant postmaster general, was tix-
ed at $40, 900; that Of Alvin y. Buck at
$1,000; Kate n. Armstrong, $1,000; ).
q. Cabsll, 5000; W. N. Minnix 81 500;
james w. Donahue, 81 900; G. ii. Dick
son, $1,000; W. S. Barringer, 81, 900; w.
w. Jackson, $1,000; james b. Hender-
son, 50, 600; j. r. Miner, $1,000; w. II.
Turner, $2,500; e. J. Sweet, $1,000.
Action IN the cass Of y. W, Dorsey and
tthers was, by the request OF their coun-
sci, deferred until tomorrow. when
the case OF Harvey N. Vail was reached
his counsel called attention to the fact
that his client had been indicted under
the name of Henry M. Vail. he sup
| ossd that % this error. invalidated the
Indictment bail would not be required.
Al the request Of MFR. BLISS, counsel for
the government, bail was fixed in Vails
case at $1,000. It was understood, how
ever, that If the error as stated existed in
the indictment the demand for bail
We uld be- Withdrawn. Thursday, March
16, was fixed as The day for hearing mo-
tions or pleas Of the accused.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, March 10, 1882.
The weekly statement of the Bank Of
France shows an increase Of $3.50, ,OOOf, {,
gold, and 247, ,5o0f, silver.
In the Prussian Landtag the bill fJr
the purchase OF six additional railways
for the State, was read the second time
The directors Of the Bank Of England
ct their meeting reduced the minimum
rate Of discount from to 4 per cent.
orfani & Co., -four merchants, OF
Adrianople, Turkey, have failed. Their
liabilities are fS0,0e0. Their failure is
owing to the cris at Lyons.
The Archduke Eugene, while riding
along the Prater in Vienna yesterday,
fell from his horse, which rolled over
upon him. 1t is hoped that bis inju-
RES are not serious.
II is stated that the Austrian Cabinet
resolved to PRESENT bill in the Reich
strath making provision for the Budget
deficit by the issue Of 100000 FORTS
Of five per cent paper rentes.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10
I)iphthe3rj6..

2 cold or sore thro,.
eiilOuht 10 much, and Il may M !.
~ can easily b. cnred ! pr0nplly u
~ N,2al1msn Nv ny consUmpt,oau' nebsI
~ ee,i medicine l has ever beenn bn ti q dlpisI
49, .s,s " quickly and Al ~ ~. aisOoVtfsi
EnAH DAVIS pIINly la sui
ptolnpt use Of this in.a, hlllRai
saved thousands of lives esssa'ua01 nSsl
PERRY DAVIS, 3,
ssSt s,,,,.i. IN experiment. II tbas KiIll
public Tor forty years. : bnS nas oet u
Where II Is best known ana Is OIL
a lew extracts from vo,r,.
read as follows: 'OluAtaT aSl
1Als MILLER has been mvh..
soaas s I9r tlle past twenty sa,o, 1oassalii ~
| o,iMn AuMn " " fAlf IN arlein :
=, r.. 2. S.lIs3lkkR, Williamgyilla spgScal |,
Ra,,vl tlrty years | have used s
ihront = nsxer.iallins remedy ifs faIs II,
- Tfas,., AsAhIoN hEAMAN. ''f aitr
LII nate received immediate rep.,
sOrc tnfqat, and consider vta,l aril'd iiu1 Z
N.Y. REYSiuAOi' reneds'-dro. b. " EvlaisT5 aiT h /
| I have Just recovered sro,.
winch have had for s,inn 'i Y a Wy n
relief until l tried vnnr e Slae 81
reviewed me Immediately IN IN kIla
without II. q. o, FoHCE 7 a,,',lui w llal
Have llned PAIN KIIi.FR i19Staa n ,lll d
years, and have never known ~ n lelsTh
LEWIS. Waynesboro, Ga. Dit
began uninR PAtN KTfYrpt.
nye years ago and have tlsnd Il y a,lll w "a
found no medicine to take NJ ,IOt tsles
Druggist, Oneida, N. v t'a plAos-l
| For whooping-couyh. and cr..
preparation made. We woll6 NV u
A, y. houTn, Liberty Mills ". nWh I'D
| For twenty-five years i hsya 49,.
Tor colds and chapped nps, aB5 sas s'sl ~
neddicine ever offered. -GEo .HooSn 4
I was suffering severely Win
throat was 70 infiamed | conid ni gI0oss 80
any food. 1 was advised 10 try ~. ~
and after taking a few d3sss. ~ ~ y
cured. It. WILKINSON, s Ha
DR.. WALTON writes from Co.hc,..
KILLER cures diphtheria and so,ss
lnkly prevalent here, and has NJ. IL ~
IAN in single Instance. This ". 1
make known To the world. s
Mira ELLEN B, MASON writea, NJ,
Violently sick with diphtheria ma y. !.
cnls: so many children hsve Nv /
AFRAID TO call physician, and NJ
MILLER; lie was taken IN NJ
Wednesday his throat was cls.s9 ~ Il
dcrful cure. and I wiAh il copd IA 4
poor mothers who are losing 10 lr1,,s
For Chills and Fever PAINKn,
no equal IL cures when eyerytss'
Delays are often Dangerous I
PAIN KILLER4n the house Il a =,
no family should be without
AL druggists sell IL at 25c,, 5O,I
per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS 4 soN.I
Provide
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10
GARFIELD VS.. RosEoRAkz.

The New York sun yester lay printed
what pu ports TO be copy Of coniiden-
tlal letter from General Garfield, writ
ten July q, 1868, when he was General
Rasecranz chief of staff, to Secretary
Chase. In this letter General GARFIELD
profess 10 "love everv bone in Gdner Al
Roseeranz.s body but he complains OF
the generals taruy movements, deelaT-
ing that he has been "siugulArly disln.
clined TO grasp the situation" and aeser.
ting thai '1f this inaetlo4 continues, l
Will ask tt he relieved and sent some,
where wnere | can be part OF a working
army
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10
AgaInb be ahe Taxation OF GI ucose
WARRINGTON, Mavoh s.


The subcommittee of the House Conn
mittee on Ways and Means gave hear
Ing to-Iav on the sutIest Of glucose and
grape augar. A delegation representing
the gltcoss manufacturers OF the oons-
try al In attendance, Inclu ling w, H.
NichOls aud DIR. j. II. War wick, OF New
York, Arguments were made in oppo-
Aitan to the b II which proposes an In-
ass|of iutarnal revenue TAX upon gio-
as aud the elaim advanced thst Rlu.
ens,, IA not an unhealthy pound as
praduAsd bv manu'au urs. IL wss uTg-
a. tina the excessive iate of taxation
DFopo4ed BY the bill would destroy an
indu, tEy which now gives eGnployment
10 6O.bOO peopla. Commissioned OF In
t.rnal Revenue Raum, who was pree-
sent, being asked for his opinloc, said
that lie had always shared the general
npiuian shat glucose wss dele'erl0us
and dangerous substance, 81 tranklg
atm I sad the CommisHioner, "lt the
statenIents made here can De HuoAaht :
ated Nhe p0J ular imprs ssiOn Is very
| greet mistake. am the last nan to as
| yocata law wh ch would do the manu-
| iactureis and the public the ipju.tice of
prohibiting the manufacture OF so valu-
aole tn article. he supg.stad that the
subj stt should be scientifically invesu-
gated before any restrictive legislation
was passed. Mr.. Nichos replied that
| nothing could better please teu man a.
fIclurers.
The bill which the glucose men op.
pose proposes a tax OF 500 upon every
glucose manufacturer, $50 upon each
dealer ana fu ther tax of 10 cent?
uron each poRnd in soId forLn aud 81
upon each gallon In liquid form.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10
vv.~h rr,ce fora Cow.

Edward Worth, real IS ate aye ~,
whose farm and residence Is located
near Wawa, ia Aston township o. tie
West Chester and Baltimore Central
Railroad Junction, bRs sold mis- eelebla-
ted Jersey COW, .'Beltha MutgAr,' to
Velancy v. Fuller, Esq., oI Canada, ior
s., 500. Mr.. Worth was offered ST. 50C
for this COW year ego, hut rtfu.ed 70
sell for that sum. She is one VI the
finest formed cows we have ever seen
and is niue years old. she male IN
January. 1882, ~ pounds, . ounce OF
butter in seven dsys. Mn Worth as
sold TO the same gentleman, two heiiefs,
one yearliug and the other two years
for 500.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10
A Good Cup Tea.

WASHINGTON, March s.-A story il
going the ROUNDS that the Chinese MINIS
ter, with hts interpreter, called az the
house Of Secretary Frehnghuysen a Jay
or wo ago, when Mss Fr5hngbuysen
offered linn a cup of tea. he Ministt r
drank the taa and remarked very COOL
ut y OF medium quility. | VIII send you
some that ts really tine" The next day
she received, with b S complm nts, two
pretty boxes of tea and pair Of vases OF
s1qu s.ttVeiy carved white woed. The
diplomat afterwards explained that only
the Chinese grantees get the best quality
OF tea. foreigRtrs may pay what they
choesej but they Cannot get anything
above second gtade.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10
winter MheatIn IIItnoi..

sPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, March s.-The re-
d TT of the State Board of Agriculu-e
the condition aud acreage OF winter
wheat shows that the seeding for tue
next eroE has been 900, 900 acres, or
10000 less than the previous year. In
the northern division the condition ia q
per cent. above the average. In the ecu.
division, which Taists half of tue Who'll.
crop OF the State, the condition is 3 ner
cent. above the average. In the s u h.
ern division the crop has sal
dom beer mcre promising.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10
Mother aud Daughtor AssaaSinated

Mr.. VERNON, Ky, March Son
Monday light Mary Segman, OF
Roundstoue, and her mother, Rhoda
5egman, were assassinated by an un.
known man. He first shot the daugh-
Ter aud thea weat out and consulted
with some one and presently returned
and shot the mother. Mary's chill
dren gave the alarm to the neighbors
when the man had gone. There were
nine wounds on the body of Mary
Segman. The assassin tired fifteen
shots in all. James Bishop, WHOSE
brother was killed a year ago at The
house, has been arrested on suspicion
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10
Health is Wealth |

DIR, r. O. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREA rMdNr; a speCin for Hys eria, Dig
GlneHs, COnvulsiOns, Nervous Headache,
Mental Depression, Loss OF Memory,
SperInatorrhuel, Imputency Involuntary
Rmiksions, Premature Old Age, caused
by over exeTtion, self-abuse, or over-in-
dulgence. which leads To misery, decay
anu death. One bog will cure recent
cases. Each box contains one month,s
lrealme Il. Que dollar "a box, or six
boxes for i've dollars sent by mail pre-
paid receipt price. guarantee six
boxes TO enre any case, Win each order
received BY us for six boxes, accompan-
led with hye dollars, we Will send the
purchaser our written guarantee TO re-
turnthe money II the treatme mt does not
elecI a cure Guarantees issued only by
n, ~ DANFoRpH, Druggist. corner 2no
and Market streets, WILMINGTON. Del.
Sole agent.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10
A Valuable Vessel War

WASHINGTON, March S.-Captaiu
Meade, commanding the Vandalia, re-
ports to the Navy Department his ar
riva! If Havana February % from Ast in
wall. On the way to Havana the Van
dana Spit some her sails. Captain Meade
says this is a common occurrence now
an the canvas is 50 old and worn that he
has tut llttls confidence IN it for heavy
weather, and handles it very carefully.
ihe lunning-gf ar Is much worn also, and
the snip stands IL sora need Of a rerir,
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10
Resui.ofths FaIr.

The members having charge Il The
G.. a. X. fair that closed III the City
Hall, on Tuesday evening feel very
much pleas d over Lha nsIlt OF theli
laboTs The receipts am unted te
SD3o.26, and there is Ill SOME more u
be returned which viii probably run
the amount up to Sl,0U5. rbeir expen'
ses will be- something ovsr S400, and
they expect TO clear about $500.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10
Jesse james Captured.

CHICAGO, March s.-Jesss James v as
captured asst night In kaLscs. lie anu a
eomrade, supposed to he Ed Miller, were
snrrt lflaed IN log cabin In a heavy
ttmoeF. While trying TO force an 81 :
trance Tito the cabin seven of the
Sheriff s per.y were killed and three
Wonndbd.
Whom an entrance was effected a
desperate fight enf n, Miller hetng In
stantly killed and James mertallv woun-
dsd. The attack was complete surprise
to James aud bis companion; but they
were so securely basneaded that II
proved disastrous Que for the Sberif41s
plsae.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10
Victor Huge Protest,

From the Evening Telegram
PARIS, March "A stiIring letter from
Victor Hugo is published tins morning,
In which he protests against the sentences
passed on the Nihilsts In ST. Petersburg
and impiores the Russian GoyerGment
TO pardon the ten unfortunatts now
lying under sentence OF death. In the
letter occurs The folio wing characteristic
rarag apl: +" W no attended this trial ?
Nc onb. Wha no unhae? No. no nllhllef
Who reported the proceedings? M one.
Aud the accused we're not present. But
who pleaied ther2 No one knows, And
he lawyers? There were no lawyers. On
what Co 10 did the charges rest, ON what
law? On none"
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10

A beautiful head OF halr is apprgcla ed
by every body. aud how to secure IL, in
terests everybody. The hair aud scalp
must be kept free from seurf and dar.
druff, and not to be allowed to get dry
and harsh. The roots must be stimulated
to healty action. Flexibility and hand
some gloss are essential. All these re-
quisites are easily secured by the use of
Ayer'sIlair ViRoY.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS,
WEDNESDAY, Mar. s, 5 p. a


FLOUR is quiet at former rates. Sales
ofl900 barrels, lncludi z Minnesota ex-
iras, ut 8.25 al 80 lnr clear, and mt sB.75 II
for Straight PenBa. extra family, at
1915 a6; Western do. do. at s6.75 a Z, and
patents at S75l a y. Rye -four is quiet
al S4.75 per barrel.
GRAIN.--Wheat is tirmer and options a
fraction higher. Sales of $500 bush. red at
4l.32. At the open board, Sl.3l was bid Tor
March, sl.3l for April, sl.301@ for May and
Sl.265a Tor June, and .lsH for July. Rye
is sleaay al she. for Pehna. Corn is In
lair request and firm. Sales of 5000 bush.
including yellow, AZ 701ac.; mIxedat 7sA :;
steamer at 80 a 70c. No. at GsA G.,
and rejected AT 6sH". At the open
board. lOOOO bushels A prii sold at 6J3sc.
8s15e. was bid Ior March G99za. fof
April 7OKc. for May and 70Lsc. for June.
| Oats are fai ly active at Ill prices.
Sales OF 1900 bushels, including viii le,
at 90 Sic, and rejected and mixed at
40 49Kc. The receipts to-day were as
| follows: AGO barrels Il ur, 20l bushels
wnea /, 100 bushels corn, 2iO0 otsh. oats
| TOO bush malt, 4l5 bbls. whisky.
| WHIsKEY.-We quote Western iron
| bound al $l.2O per gal on.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10
TheIeNNC COurt.

The Levy Court met again this morn
ing. The only business transacted was
tbs transferring of property, aud placing
several names upon the assessment list.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10
Package Parry.

A concert and package patty for the
benefit If Camp No /, Sous of Veterans,
will be give in the City Hall, ON Sltur-
day evening, the ls.h inst. Admission
with package, 10 cents.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10
Destruction Of a Theatre.

Baun's Opera House at Rtchbnrg, n K.
y, wa, totally destroyed by tirb this
morning Tns tuiIiiug YVES frame
struciure owned ny 4. w. Baum a. Son.
Loss $4,000.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-10
The GlmIIenu Case.

WAsHIEGroN. March 8, 1882.
Considerable PROCESS bgs besn mad.
by District Attorney Gorkhiil and Mr
Seoyilie IN peffectlng the bill OF exeep-
tton- in the 6uittaa case. Mr.. Seov.lle
lett Warrington for Ghieago Tonight,
aud Will return nex5 fhGrsdly. Jullps
Porter has felegraphed District Alter.
ney Cofkhlil That he Will roach Wash.
ington on Friday so consult vita him IN
regard to tie btil If exceptions. Ii Is
Expected that an agfeemsnt will soon
De Reached upon tue bill atier Mr.. SEQ
ville's return rom Chicago.