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An Apt Illustration.
From the Upper SanduskY Unio!

From the Upper Sandusky Union.
Butting your head against a ston,
wall has been pretty well exemplified j,
the Enquirer's spleen against Senator
PendIeton That distinguished dem :
crat can very well afford to allow such
small potatoes as Johnny Mclean full
sway to advertise bis ears
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~ Poultry breeders claim that buff
Cochins are among the very best breed'
for tie farm although they will do vel
In close quarters They sross we'll with
other breeds and are excellent winter
LAYERS.
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wheelln. 1--we s.ock tIarkes.

Oc'ober %. 1883.
Cattle-W Weiehing ! 600 ibs. are qnh-
ed ST t4'4ie; weighing from 500 to 300
hs, hest quality 81 4e; mich cows.
$50 00s50 90 Bul s. 8 SIC Caves,
as to sizs and qna ity, SO C0aIc 90 per
head.
Lambs-4Ia5ic per ID.
Sheep 81 44s per III.
Hogs-h4 81 Tor hes, grades
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1851 iaOILON aYYL .sssI
Srrbere gsre % indictments at the

EE There were ~ indictments at the
present term of Court for violations Of
the liquor law. all OF which are set for
trial this week. The penalty, upon con.
v,ction. 10 foe and Imprisonment. The
penalty under the old law, before the
ScorT law took effect. was fine. or i'm
prisonneui, or both at the discretion Of
the Court.
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~M..,er W.yre " EST fell through

w Master wAYNE EEsr fell through
a stable loft last Sunday morning, cui-
ting his left leg open from above to be-
low the knee, distance OF six inches.
Drs ARMsrRoSG and FABeUBAR render
ed surg ical sid. Seven stitches were re-
quired to bring the edges Of the wound
together.
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The only men IN the United States
Senate now who do not come under the
head of "rich" are Blair, Frye, KeDna,
Jones of Florida, and Riddleberger.
None OF these have been sned on q
board bill Of late years, however,
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~ wondsfield parties have cballen
ged J P PARKER for race between
woodsfeld horse and Little Mac; for
$500 side. We are informed that Nj
PARKER will accept. The race will he
at Woodsli Id. The time is not yet 6x-
ed upon for the rsee.--NeJb Co. Press
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News Journal.

The Cincinnati E q iirar led therest
II its republicsh colleagues in invent.
ing and printing lies about Governor
Hoadly while he was candidate As
it's lies are NO longer pertinent in That
direction, 1t leads the republican attack
OF falsehood and viiupera'ion on Sens-
tor Pendleton. The reelection OF Sem
ator Pendleton is not essential to the
salvation OF the democratic party, hut
that party is in danger OF defeat IL il
follows the guidance OF the Enquirer
and its corps Of republican defamers.
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CONTINUED from last wsst.)
How Watch Cases are Made.


A plate of SOLID GOLD IA 42-10 karats
fine is soldered on each side of plate of
hard nickel composition metal, and the
three are then passed between polished
steel rollers. From this plate the various
parts Of the cases-backs, centers, bezels,etc.
are cut and shaped by dies and formers.
The gold is thick enough to admit of all
kinds of chasing, engraving, and engine
turning. The composition metal gives it
needed strength, stiffness and solidity, while
the uittcn guarantee of the manufacturers
Sarranting each case to wear tsccnty years
proves that it contains all the gold that
can possibly be needed. This guarantee
is given from actual results, as many Of
these cases have been worn perfectly smooth
by years of use without wearing through
the gold. pupuoux, a., Dec "A, fso E
haye used one Of your James Boss Gold Watch
Cases for seventeen years. bought 1t secondhand
and know Of its having been used before got 1t,
but do not know how long It looks good for ten
years longer. Did not suspect 1t was fred case
until so informed BY jeweler short time sincc:
most cheerfully recommend your cases TO be sf
they are represented TO be. andmore.
O. McCRANEr, Dep. Col. Int. Rsv ID Dia lo'ea
Send eeut ssanp to Keystons Watch Case Factories Pha.
dpha Pa handsome Illustrated Pamphlet showing how
Jsnss Bsss' and Keystone Watch Cases are made.
(To b Continuodl .
augl4,'83Y.
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1883. TAKE NOTICE! 1888.

sss .soiiou loqilnI lnoI
.qsHAA puodsSI IIs Is1 '0lqsIspIs
-uos ~ s,Ol qua lnq .IIeUus 81 loes
uiOIy amp lunoInB sqL '1lidWoLd
umsi Ot ussqt lssHbsA Pus
su0l,dlLosqns no sn onp lunOuue
aql 10 sIrsuIelIls 'EiUn00 oOL
-uouv 10 epls,no splssa oqAA 'slsa
/. laosqns lno OF psIieIu eAeq sM
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RI Make cuttings Of grape vines,
and either plant Id open ground in ricb,
mellow soil. six inches apart, and cover
with leaves or come other protection. or
hurry them in dry place, and plant
them in the spring.
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EEA mother Hubbard dress. says an
exchange. Is one OF those things that
gather at the neck and go where they
please. The principal requirement is 70
gather at the neck.
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~ Persons who desire to contract
With the Government for carving the
mails are required TO send In their bids
to the Department at Washington mo-,
later than January 9th, 1884.
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sFA jurv in Court last week render.
ell two verdic,s a one sitting, one Tor
a-sau and one for q. menacIn! thrsa,
against the same defeu lant 1t Is the
only inc within tie memory of our
pl lest lasyers when jury r. ttnea two
ssre-aie vprd;cts. The defendant was
6aed 800 and cost. ami $40 and costs
in the two cases
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n the darkeys ale satisfied with the
civil rights decisions. why are the Rfpuh-
lican editors so frustrated over It'll
There is no Jaw to prevent 81 Gil equal
itv. gentlemen, II yop want It. All the
Court says, is you cant make it COM
'pulsory.
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cR Hickory nu and walnuts are
very plenty this year, and the woodsare
foil OF people laying ia winter supply
There viii be some left for the squirrels.
however.
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The Sad Downfall of a st. Louis
Physician.

ST LcUls, October 26.- Dr.. Leython
Il. Walker, once q prominent physician
here, died in the city hospital yesterday,
aged 20 sea,s, and viii prob. bly, be bu-
ricd in Pptter's Fitld. Twenty years
ago be owned pieat deal Of real es.
tate heyA also the Mound City Hotel,
on Mes Market street. He bad large
practice and was classsd amoag the
wealthy men Of the city. He was d.
vorce from his wife several years ago,
aud took 10 liquor and died pauper,
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eB Stoves. Pumps. Feed Cutters. Corn
Shelters. Bird Cages, Rat Traps Brass Kettles,
Gross Cut Saws, Guns. Revolvers Ammunition
Doors. Sash and Glass. all to be found at The
Hardware Sore. and offered way down in
price. sepll. U. E. HARLAN.
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wC. C Williams, on Wednesday,,
sold Harry Scott to G. O. Dougterty,
OF Grays lille, Monroe County. Ohio
Price $500. 81. Cleirsvil7s Gasstie, Esd
snet -
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Oct 26-FIour 8 00a5 So; Wheat
l 06sl OF; Corn 55ah6c; Oats 33s43c;
Rye 76o; Barley / 10
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MRS. N. c., WEST, Local Editor.
siAsONIC DIRECTORY.

MONROE LODGE No. 1s9 F. and A. NJ,
meets at Masonic Hall in Woodsfeld, on
Wednesday evenings on or before each full
moon. h. B. HrIl, W. NJ; Jas. R. MoRRIs,
eec'y.
WooDsFIEbD CHATTER No, IS. r. A. NJ.
meets in Masonic Hail. Woodsfeld, on Mon
day evening after full moon. ]. z. SPRIaGs
NE. II. p; JAS R. MORRIS, Sec'y.
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tYCall at TIE Spirit office for job print.
ing from visiting card up to full sheet pos.
ter. Letter heads. business card on envelopes
statements and bill heads printed on short
notice.
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Raltimore.

Oct 26.-Flnur 00s5 90; Wheat
/ o.. Corn 55s66c; Oats SSc; Rye Goa
SIC.
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PhiIade,ph,a.

Oc,. 2s- Flour 8 00a4 so; Wheat
| O5al 06; Corn 55a56c; Oats 3AsS6c,
Rye 79c.
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New Fork.

Oct. 26.--FIour 3 OOa5 90; Wheat
81; Corn 45a46c. Oats Csc: Rye 55c.
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Same time last year hogs sold q, 9is1lc.
Sheep-We quite butcher sheep as
Babe, lambs 44 -;sb-ck ewes 50 00a
8 75. weatheis A a,44c; per pound. Same
time last year bu,cll.r she p sold at Babe;
lambs 4a5ac; stock sheep frem 81 90 70
80 90 per head -
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w.oasoe,a stock MARKET.

Oct. 99-Cattle 3ia44c per pound
Sheep sa4o per pound. Hogs 4a5 pei
pound gross.
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b F. Bowen, prominent farmer
living about three miles west of town
last Thursday fell from q tree IRON
which he was picking apples. His rieh1
arm was broken at The shoulder and tbs
broken end 70 ced into the flesh, making
a verv painful wound Barnesuil'e En-
terprise.
A man named Jones, who was an EN-
ploye on the B. z 4 C. Railroai las,
winter. and who had bis feet go severely
frozen that amputst'on was nee ssa,y
/. now able TO be on the streets oiZ ines.
vile, hobbling along on his knees b,
the aid Of crutehes. He Is an inmate
Of the County Iofirmarv, and is solicit.
ing aid from the people Of Muskineum
county for the purpose of purchasing
artificial feet and ankles
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MARRIED On Octohcr 4th, bv W.
L, NORRIS. Ed, nf G-een township
M,ss MARY J. WoaD to Mr.. FRANK-Is
EpDY.
October 9Th. by f. NJ. BEARD. E q.
OF Center township. Miss IDA c WIN
LAND to Mr. JAMES W. KNIGHT
October 16'h, bv Rev. J. B. WEIsIN-
GER. Miss ELlzlBLTH RIEs BtcK TO Mr.,
WILLIAM surER.
October 23i. by Rev. A. WkIaHr.
Miss Lfv,NAH e. REtDER to Mr.. WM
>. SuReHINoR, hoth Of Wheeling, West
va
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EFRaKKLrs THoRsBERRY, of Ma

E FaANKLIE THoRNBERRY, Of Ma
aga townshin was in lictei at the pres
ent term of e art for selling intoxica-
ting liqaors-Capitoi Bitte's-and when
aignel enterel plea of guilty. Tnt'
court fined the accnsel 325 and casts.
Mr. THoRNBeRRY. from his o oyn plea, is
guiltv Of vinl ,ting the provisions nf the
Scott law. The tax for selling intoxi-
eating liqnors is 500, and he having
sold without paying the tax is liable far
the same and penalties the law imposes
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NElGHBoRHooD ITEMS.

Mr.. HAYDEN. section boss on TIE B
& o. from Bellsire west to the first
bridge. says that be has picked up 81
cows in the past three years that have
come to their death on thas part OF the
road
Ell Hunt, Of Barnesvi'le. an employe
OF the B. d 0 company, had his hand
crushed between the bumpers on tht
Shawnee division o. that r"si on T ,es.
day OF last week. He hal only b,e
braking few days
SAYS the Caldwell Republican Of la.'
week: The completion OF the narrow
gauge through this county will soon b.
thing Of the past All the grading is
completed and one.half of the iron pu
down, N H week, at the farthest. til.
engine will come putIiag into Cailwelr
Guefhsey county is the banner county
in the Stale oa the prohibiii,n amen.
ment, having gwen it 563 majority
o ,lv Eve conn,ies gave the amendment
2 600 mej ,it-, and another one OF these
Harrison, with.2 0S4, is in this distric'
The other three counties ale, Column
ana. 1897; Athens, 2,la9; Ashland 2
& 1aa
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cs Two dunk men ON the ,rail

ET Two drunk men on the train
West on the b Z. d c. last Friday
evening behaved very badly. Conduct
or JUDKiNs ciu,ioned them to behave
themselves when one of them struck
him. JrDKrNs returned the compliment
ard downed him. After the row, buth
men left the car and threw stones
through the Windows. They are known
anti.ihe officials OF the road should have
Them arrested and severely punished =
The law ina'cts punishment for such Of
lenses that the guilty. parties are likely
to remember while thev live.
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HEREDTTARY
SCROFUL.A.

A RE You aware that In your blood the
II taint of scrofula has prominent
place? This is true of every one. 1t is LA
bic at any time. on the slightest provocatiou,
TO develop itself in some insidious disease.
Consumption and many other diseases are
outgrowths of this impurity of the blood:
HOOPS SARsAPXRII.LA has. wonderful
power over all scrofulous troubles, as the re-
iuarkable testimonials We have received
Enthusiastically prove.
MEssRs. C. ]. HOOP s. Co.: Gentlemen
- Ny youngest son has always been
troubled with Scrofuous Hum0r; sores In
his head discharging from his ears, and a.riln-
ming sore on the back OF his ear for two
years; his oyclids would Tester and ulceratc,
tllscharging SO that was Obliged to wash
nearly all coming out; he was exceedingly
dainty, most of the time eating but two slight
meals q day. We were unable TO find any
thing that had the least effect upon him tiii
last spring. 1876, we gave lal two bottles OF
Hoods SdrsaparRiG. Ilisappetite improved
at once. . The back Of his ear healed
up without scar, and not q sore In his head
since. Sincerely yours,
Mrs. N. G. SAyB0RN,
No. 10S Merrimack st., Lowell, Mass.
1--WE do not as q rulo allow ourselves to
ise our editorial calHmns to speak Of any,
remedy we advertise. but we Ieel warranted
In saying word for Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Sarsaparilla has been known as remedial
agent for centuries and Is recognized by all
schools of practice rs 4 valuable blood puri-
fer. It's put up In forms OF almost infinite
variety. but Messrs. Hood &, Co.. usewell,
Mass.l who are thoroughly reliable pharma-
cisfs. have hit upon 4 remedy af unusual
value. Certainly they have vouchers Of
cures which we know to be most extraor-
dinary."-Editors LouelL Weekly Journal.
EL1nD'o oHpcHDHDHTA
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T g7'TT'S | I
PlL- / S
TORPID BOWELS,
CaSORDE RED LIVER,
and SlaAi kQaA

FROM tnusS sources arise hice-iourths OF
th) diS:;ts,,s of las suniap ice. These
symptom, Ift4iic:tis the r exist cisce Loss of
Appetite. ASoscls t0.tsvc. ssvh Head
ache, fsaiisaess alter c,,t.ng, ss~rstom TO
cxertion CT body or iizt.ad, Eructatian
Of food, lreitnbiiity of temper, Low
spirits, A f.eling Of having nrglrctrd
ssnc duty, Dizziness, Flute rim z ct the
Heart, Dots before the. eyes. hic NJ T. col.
orea Urtne, CONSTIPATION, and do
mand tho use of;i remedy that acts dirt city
PILLS ii;ivi.no equal. Their action oi. tho
Kiinrys and s>,n l. Rlsp prompt: removing
all impurities through these fhl ee :. scav-
enEcrs Of the srsfs M proiucing nppc.
lite, sound .iigcsiis;n, regular Ktools, d clear
skfnand q vigorous body. TUFTS PET.L8
cause no naus"a or gripping ror Interfere
with i:iilY work nnd arc 4, iaI,rft.n
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TUFTS Kal2 DYE.

GRAY HNR OR WHISPERS changed in.
sfnnt'y foa GLOSSY Blank hy II single ap.
pli,aIiol Uf this DYE Soil by Druggists,
or SEM byt xpress on T. cciptof 81.
oifi,s', Al Murray Street, New York.
TUFTS MANUAL CT u.s. @!L RECEIPTS rREE.
anal ,a9x
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AMTsDOyE TO ksALAEsA.

HE FEELS LIKE A NEW asAK.
81 havo had Dyspcpsi;i, with Coiislipn-
tioa, Two years, ami have iri {, ten different
kjn'ls of pills, and TUFTS ara the first
that have. done me any gool. Tiny hsyo
clcanrd me ont nicely. Ny appetite IL
1ii,e natural pns-,,acs. / fell lik u new
man." W, u. EDWARDS, Palmyra, o.
roilcverywlpr .2Jc. on &, 4 Murray NY.
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HOODS SARSAPARiLLA.

Prepared by Z. /. HOOD s. CO., Lowell, Mass
feb20.'S3Y.
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was that railroads might he built to
it from the east. California is rich
N natural resources, and from what
| hear the state is doing well, while
San Francisco is not very prosper
Gus. 1 do not believe there was any
need for more than one railroad
system to California. The Union
and Central Pacific systems, them
selves very long, might have been
sustained. The Southern California
system | consider entirely unneces-
sary. The Northern Pacific system
has a chance TO save itself. If we
should have a continuance of the
remarkable emigration of the past
four years there might be springing
up population along the line of
that road, but at present you can 90
hundred miles upon it without
finding a single town. OF the south
west system Of railroads towards
Texas [ do not think much. They
were built far in advance of the ne
cesSlties and at three times the
amount of their legitimate cost.
The decline Of fancy railroad stocks
cannot be far off. l recolIect when
l was in California hundreds on
hundreds of mine stocks kept nearly
at the same rate of quotation, be-
cause the two great properties. the
Consolidated Virginia and Cali
fornia mines, which had struck
a bonanza, were bringing out
many millions of dollars.
These two mines probably yielded
$130,000,000. Buoyed by the hope
that the infant mines beside them
might strike some similar bonanza,
the people paid assessments for two
years or more, hoidingimining stocks
at 70 to 100 share; when the bub-
bic broke those same stocks sold for
S., 81, Soc, Zoe. sc. and 1c. a share.
They have utterly persisted, and
their great fcrerunner with them.
There is time when people wake
up and discover what is around
them. 1 am sure this manipulation
Of railroad stocks is nothing but a
repetition OF what took place in
California. The railroads into Mex
| leo are just as fallacious as any
schemes. l have described the
building of railroads where there
are no people, hundreds, even thou
sands of miles Of competing lines
too. 1t is a delusion. They are
built not to meet q want, but to
make money by marketing their
securities, which is nothing but
debt and future misery.
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Foreign.

Berlin, "a petition signed by
over 5000 has been presented to the
Reichstag asking the enactment of
law closing all commercial and
industrial establishments of a
Sunday.
Paris, 9.-The Senate reassembled
to-day. The President, by seniority,
delivered an address eulogiZing
Gambetta and General Chanzy. An
adjournment was taken until
Thursday, for the election of a
presidential bureau.
Pesth, 9.-The floods in Hungary
are increasing. The town of Roab
on the Danube, is submerged and it
is reported many persons were
drowned there.
Weisbaden, 8. The Rhine here is
now FIVE feet below the highe:
point, which was on Friday. The
Maine has fallen eight feet atFrank.
fort. AS the water retires the raw
ages become terribly apparent, and
many districts will probably never
regain their former prosperity.
Paris, 9.--Gambetta's father tele.
graphed to President Grevy re
lquesting him to send Gambetta'S
body to Nice.
A. delegation has gone to Nice tt
endeaYor to induce the father tt
alter his decision.
The Republican Union opens 6
subscription for monument tt
Gambetta.
In the Chamber of Deputies,
Guichard, acting president, feel
ingly alluded to the death of Gam
beta, whose loss, he said, was ;
great misfortune to the republic
He appealed to the republicans O
France to preserve their concord.
The autopsy proved that Gen
eral Chanz's death was due to the
bursting of blood vessel in thu
head during sleep.
Durham, "a battle, to day, be
tween Beers and Mapoch; the fol
mer were driven back.
| Cairo, 9.-Evldence shows com
pletely that the murder of Professo
Palmer and party was committe
by the order of the governor G
Nahlj, a sympathizer with Arat
Pasha, and now a prisoner at Suei
The Bedouin Sheik who undertoo
to escort Professor Palmer, an
clearly betrayed THE party, died i
r the hospital at SueZ.
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rhe Pres,dentlsl saooxa.5oa

Washington, 9.-The bill jopro.
vide for the performance of the
duties OF the office OF President. in
case Of the removal, death, resigna-
ton or inability, both of the PresI-
dent and Yice-President, passed the
Senate. The provisions of the bill
enacts that in case of the removal.
death resignation or inability of both
the President and Vice-President OF
the United States, the secretary of
state, or if there be none, or in case
OF bis removal, death, resignation
or inability, then another member
of the cabinet, in the order Of pre-
misunderstanding of the treas
ury, secretary Of war, attor-
ney general, postmaster general,
secretary of the navy, secretary Of
the interior, shall act as president
until the disability is removed, or
until the vacancy is otherwise law
fully filled, such officer being
eligible to the Office of president,
under the Constitution and not un-
der articles Of Impeachment by the
44ONoO VI REPRESENTATIVES, at the
time the powers and duties of the
office shall devolye upon him. Pro
vided, that whenever the powers
and duties of the President of the
United States shall deYolye upon
any Of the persons named, if Con
gress be not then in session, or if it
would not meet regularly within
twenty days thereafter, it shall be
the duty Of the person upon whom
said powers and duties shall de-
volve to issue a proclamation con-
yenlng Congress in extraordinary
session, giving twenty days notice
of the time Of meeting.
Section 2, That the preceding sec
ton shall only be held to describe
and apply to these officers who shall
be appointed by the advice and con-
sent of the Senate to the officers
therein named.
Section 8, That section 146, Re-
vised Statutes, is hereby repealed.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
COMMEROIAL.

MINING STOCKS.
New York, Ginning stocks dull,
with exception of Elko, which advanced
from Is to 10 On sales of 20. 100 shares.
Sierra Grande very dull, 220 to 40; Belle
Isle, $50 to lao; North Belle Isle, II
rs; Robinson Consolidated, 12O; Little
Chief, 40 to AZ; Ohrysolite, 1876 and 40.
Sales for day, 94,415.
PRODUCE.
Chicago, 9.-Wheat strong; higher;
9715 Jan; 981s Feb. Corn stronger, 562l;
cash Jan. ;.54 Feb. Pork, strong, higher,
III cash; 40 Feb. Lard, strong, higher,
1OK cash. 571I Feb.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Liverpool, 6.-Cotton easier; uplands
5 11-16; Orleans 1916; Gales 5000
bales.
Breadstufs-Corn, IS. sd. per GENITAL
new mixed western, and Is. old mixed
western. Wheat. 8s. ed.@IOs red win
ter, 9s.; 2@5 California. Receipts OF
wheat for the past three days, 25O, 900
centsls, influding 1850 American.
WHISKY.
Cincinnati, 9.-Whisky, 1872.
COPPER.
Baltimore, Cooper, quiet, 17A.
PETROLEUM.
New York, 9.-Petroleum dull, crude,
61s@72s; refined, 72s@71z; united, 8915.
TIN.
New York, 9.-Australisn, 21.k
COPPER.
New York, 9-Dull, 1724 aud 1875.