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No 3G ! sSi;e2 h caIaal a :. 81 g. u sts : aud higher:
inal; No white 90.; No. . led snot a 4 n.y. nom;
KRIS NY sst; jung 92Ic: July sc ssaHed i Hnmi
9shc osdi No. 2toissl U.s. No, Sipdug gsss5cc:A ,Giao,
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= WHITE Kid Opera Gloves at $50 at J. "
Ferral'8.
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Thermometer Record,

The following shows the range Of the ther
mometer. IS observed ct schnopfsd drug store
Opera House, yesterday.
~ 1855 gs- = 1854
"a. II. ~ n. ST.. Y. F. n. II AN. u NJ. Tx, 7r,
10 II 10 81 II 80 q IS
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The Financial World.

.NRw YoEK. April 23.-Money In better demand;
at one time this afternoon 1t roso 3 percent: lntei
reacted 10 ~ peIcens, closed offered at " percent,
trtmo mercantile paper las percent. sterling e.
81 S9x.
| EnyYrHxr Irs-tHenkn for iN,r ---- - ~ u
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WoMES's fine hand turn button at
j. W. AMlsx's,
ll43 Main Street.
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GENERAL NOTICES,
SEALED PROPOSALS.


Sealed Proposals tor work to be done ~, m. nj.
10 i9n y1as, S9gn y; ,r rGadS during The sulieut year n viii
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TOR SALE.

H. 'Aih' .U....
-Four Aoises, two brood i.a,tS aud ose eo,,.
Mu'es Q gut Railroad Cart eIst, sci Of Tar ,mS
ness aud three set OF Double Harness.
The above will be so.d cheap for ca,b. Call.
Rpr2ts ST., CHARLtJ pOrrr emu"
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SMALL. CHEAP FARM For SAIp
NJ Conta!us 10 acres uudrr cult,yH,iNu n'-E~
excellent gt ztng lSEd-dwcl!ur OF iSTr y aeti
ape iooms, table. &C., well fenced, roo" 'nSo,L'
flice very low. Terms Cash. within tho NY. .HtS
parties Of moderate Int ans, ns-Th" v %S 'ttHLIG.
place 30 many mo luQuiEing after. AMI! h. nIoI&
personally 70 ALEXANDER BONE,, Svs ~ 'fNs
tri'HNtE Hh.'..
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PARKER, Pa, April 25.-River 9 feet S
inches and stationary, weather cloudy and
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WHITE Kid opea Gloves at $50 at J. W.
Ferrel's. "a
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i!iApsdrni! April, 2s.-For, suie, nm,
III Ivy Mh Ie,; Glva1ced l11ialHe, but siIstwa ana
: rcd :$$ss April si S 81 g.. sist Siy;: 81 M. Ie, i fdi 5@Ss v;
June 81 o51isl 90; July. ST tv5ai ~. OIt .sr VA
vanCed Ha11..c; sreculR' lon Su!ot. ~ ,o yan 70;
e ia stt m! :, ,s,ssse SoI SHs;tSs; So:$ Ss:ecc CT s,a es,see
S s!ssa s! Eli i' siIsd Sg,IST s4 as ; ts!' ri ,9ix 81 e asrIse
6shas9c; July og1,6tc. Oats EuI .aa' s SsaSye; June
42aisc. Esss easier aud Nnchaasei. 10 white
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DRY GOODS.
| |! /. KS !

Our Spring purchases Of
SILKS were made ut u
time when prices were
very low, and 1t was our
fortune to secure many
specialties that have no
equals ut the low prices
asked for same.
Please Gull and examine
our Stock and hear our
prices before purchasing.
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BROWNSVILLE. Pa, April f3.-River s feet
sAd stationary; weather cloudy; thermome.
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WASHINGTON NOTES,

The House yesterday INDUCED in a long
debate on the incrense OF tho appropriation
for Postmasters from Sl0 500, 900 to $l2..
$50 600. The amendment wa3 finally lost
by a vote Of II TO Ill. b ..g,.5 ~
Representative Willis says another effort
to psss the bill extending the bonded
whisky period will be made within the
next iew days, Immediately after the pass.
age Of the Postoilice Appropriation Bill. -
e The House Committee on Coinage;
Weights and Measures has agreed 10 report
favorably Bland's bill 10 stop the coinage
and 5 cent nickel, and 10 limit the coinage
Of gold eagles to 20 percent bullion OF the
purchase. ADA ssl77 A.
In the Senate yesterday, Mr.. Jackson
submitted joint resolution providing for
submission to the States constitutional
amendment making the presidential torn
6 years, and making the President inelipible
Tor reelection. 1t.wss referred TO the Com.
mittee on Judiciary. '-.55 IN !,
The House Committee on postoflices and
Postroadg yeaterday examined George F,
Bro,t, contractor, on the Star Route be.
tween New Orleans and Columbia, Miss,
He denied absolutely that ho ever made a
statement to Inspector Woodward, connect.
irg Mr., Ellis with any contract. tS15 555si
Il Tho Treasury Department Is In recent
Of q telegram from J. X, Sanders, secretary
OF the Cattle Commission, dated Chicago.
March II, stating he has information Mi
the cattle diaease now prevailing in Kausas
was carried there in clothing by Two Scotch.
men, direct from an; infected herd in scot,
land, 81 4 /, 4; a I.
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70 gst them almost wholly from non.Re.
publican districts, will be point that will
hardly be overlooked at Chicago, 4
THE "PMYNIvAL WnECK. ;,
What tho Talk About tho "Old Ticket,'
~ Really MenOs.

What tho Talk About thc "Old Tickct''
~ Really Means. .6
\ WASHINGTON, D. O., March 12.-A Dem.
ocrat who has been strong supporter Of
Tllden In former campaigns, and who has
recently spent some time in New York,
says: "Ths truth Is that the talk about the
old s|cke. Is, I AN convinced. due to this
fact: Mr.. Tilden Is physical wreck, and
he knows II. His friend and manager, you
may call II, is a Mr.. Green, former Con.
troller Of New York City. To Green
everyone is referred who has anything
ta say, either az 10 politics or business.
Itlden Is not able to transact any
msiness. Now, Green, for purposes OF bis
oFn, wants to Btcure q delegation to the
Democratic National Convention for Til
den: He Is supposed 10 be working in
conjunction with Manning, who is sort
ol political boss. The joint scheme Is to
secure the solid Democratic delegation Tor
Hlden, with the knowledge ofcourse, that
I1lden would decline II nominated. Then
tbs solid New York delegation would DO q
vofy important political factor, pledged to
no man, capable possibly Of determining
the nominee Of the convention, and oc.
cnpypg position which those who could
control It might be able to use to their own
political advantage. This is the game, and
.he Democrats from the rest Of the country |
Will take pains to see that 1t Is exposed |
aow that 1t is found out" ~ hY,.H
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In>tructionH to Government Officers Re.
k"rdfng their Movements.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March l2.-The fol.
lowing circular has been sent to all United
States Attorneys and Marahale:
DEPARTMENT or JUSTICE,
WASHINGTON, March l2, 1854.
To District attorneys and Marshals Of he
United States
BY direction OF the President I have 10
inform you it is reported that certain per.
sons are aiding in the prosecution OF helm
Gus crimes by shipping.to foreign ports e1.
ploslvcs dangerous to life and property,
No proof has been adduced that this iumor
is founded upon TACT, and the President
cannot believe in itstruth. The honor Of this
nation, however, requires it should not be
open to imputation, uniounded though it
be, OF the slightest appearance Of toleratirp
such crime, whether 10 be committed
against our people, or those of other
countries. Your attention ia therefore
called to sections 1858, 1854, 1856, 4H7s and
1910 OF the revised statutes of the United
States, which regulate the shipment Of e1-
plosives and the punishment Of those who
infringe on these provisions, and you are
instructed to he diligent in your efforts TO
prevent the offences described, and to de-
tect and prosecute those who have or nav
commit them.
BENJAMIN HARRIS BREWSTER,
ATTORNEY. General
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RodEn A. Pryor, who used to reside In
fi'ginis, said tos New York Tribune re-
porter recently, "Tilden will be nominated
BY acclamatiou at tho Chicago Convention.
Will ho accept? He will. And Hen.
bricks? That does not follow. There is
no love lost between them. I should
rather say Palmer, Of Illinois. A iree-
tlaaeplank? No, nor tariff for revenue
only either. The Democratic party is
sick Of growing leeks for home consump-
ton. And they couldn't make the south
srallow them. The Carolinas would bolt"
To oclirch this the Richmond Dispatch,
aa able Democratic organ, contains the
following comments on the above: "Gen.
en' Pryor ha' been living in New York
ever since the close OF the war between
The ssasea, but he knows by the instincts
0! asouthron what the Southern people
laHor lie says the South will swallow no
lre~sradeleeks. When such Democrats as
General Pryor talk in that way, every
body ought to be able to see that on the
questions Of protection the times change
aud the Southern people change with
them" =lIs !g; Ii
Inc Tariff Tor Revenue Only" party
seems to be split where it ought to be
united. -.l T..5 ss0, i5
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A WILL CONTkbr
Leads to LOve Making In Court Room.
~ Tho Result


Tho Result.
BALTIMORE, March ia love affair
which began in court room during the
trial Of a will case has just terminated here
In matrimony. The groom Ia F. L. Barreda,
Turner, a young member OF the Corn and
Flour Exchange, and the bride Is Miss
Maud W. Caldwell, daughter OF Dr.. John
Caldwell. Last spring the young ladys
parents were Interested with many others
IN suit to break the will OF John Tolly
Johns, u very wealthy man, on the ground
that he was Of unsound mind when he
made the will. Motion for now trial was
made on the ground that young Turner,
who was one Of the jurors, was inh uenced
in giving the verdict which set aside the
will by soft speaking, glances, and sweet
smiles Of the pretty, bripht.eyed Maud
Depntyst Attorney Cans declared tLat
he had noticed the Exchange OF glances
between the good looking juror and the
Charming witness during the trial When
the Jury would leave The court room he
would look back, and ahe reciprocated the
tender glance. A juror said that one day
Turner remarked to him, "What chance
young fellow would have il be gave q
verdict in her iavor," and "How can We
bring in q verdict against such pretty
girl as Miss Caldwell7" The LAWYERS
argued whole day over tho motion, and
1t was shown that the juror and witness
were engaged to be married before the
close OF the trial, but, nevertheless, Judge
Brown would not grant the motion ior q
new trial. The marriage OF the couple re.
wives the whole story and creates pleas.
ant sensation in society circles.
,==-- TILE DYN N rrepp l..,
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THE SHARUs.HILLs sUAND,L,
The PlAintiiFTa.est tho stand mud oils
nm Interesting Hiory. -,

- " ~ nm ,n,.,..,.'r" ."~ ,"o s,"nu "'" "na = ell'
,,1 'S ,no1 "'o'
h g sAN rAASclsco' March l..-ln the sha.
ron divorce trial today, Frank Rodney,
cousin OF the plaintiff, testified that tbc
oron;n, borc,o shoror or.e.. :. c. os..s o
s'oA'e 80, oo'1'e ''A"'oa "'.'e'' AZ oep.eel-
Der last, ne accompanied bliss Hill,
10 the Palace Hotel, and heard
her say Z to Sharon, "You know:
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a
Politician Gone, Hut No. Forg often.
ERIE Pa, March l2.-John Boyle, for
Tue past torr years Treasurer OF this city,
Saa lor several years previous tar collector
y. 'Ae fi'st ward, has been missing since
monday evening. An examination OF his
accounts ~ M revealed shortage Of about
SNN' whichamount may be increased by
utlher investigation. He has been a prom.
tat1I Sa democratic politician fos many years,
nav2g strong hold on the Irish vote, but
Sss y ~ de;ested last month by Andy Burton,
republican. There have been rumora
,us ~ months concernip0a probable defcien.
~ ~ shd an lnsestigstion followed closely
VI y. us de'eat. 1t Is thought mos. OF tbs
money money taken vas used for election pur-
p0ses IN tryiugto keep himself In Office.
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SOUTHERN InnIGnArIOy. IS
Meeting OF the Association at NRyhvllle.
lr g. Hns ocheu MRue. ~

Meeting or the Association at NRyhvllle.
AZ fS SPEECHES Made.
= NASHVILLE, Tenn. March l2.-The
Southern Immigration Association met at
LA. NJ 1t was called to order by the
president, A. j.: McWhorter. Governor
Bates delivered the welcoming address and
spoke eloQuen,ly Of the resources OF Ten
nessee and the S,uih and extended a
hearty invitation TO the men Of the Norih
TO help develop them. The audience vas
large, including many ladies.
Letters were read from Governors Hub
bard, 'of Tt1a; Proctor Knott, OF Ken
lucky, and JARVIS, VI North Carolina; e1.
Govdrnor Brown and others. =. T.,
Governor Crittendpn,oi Missouri, de.
livered au effective speech He said thero
was nothing political III the Inauguration Of
this movement. There Was no politics in the
South when euch. movements take hold Of
the people. lu twenty years the South
would he the greatest manuiac uring
ecclion Il the ~hole country. The Sjuth.
erneis present would liye to see the fruits
Of. this meeting. The West would join
hands with the South in tus great work.
Y Col. Hooker, Of Mississippi, was the next
speaker. He eulogz.d American inven.
tive genius and enterprise, and 9loried in
the fact that American invented telegraph
and steam navigation, constructed the
Mississippi jetties and the St. Louis bridge.
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INDUSTRIAL MATTERS.
THE COAL MINERS CONVENTION
At Pitt,burst Ofdsrs Oat All hsa Working 1t
Rsdacsd Rats-Ths Natl ls,oeiatIoh Agrees II
a 10 CoStIhss the Ruaaiss Of the '2
YiS, hiIls-ris Eastern Iron Trade.

PlrrsnuRou, March 12.-The . Goa
Miners D.stric. Convention rcassembled
at 10 o'clock this morning. The session
was taken up In the discussion OF the rate
Tor mining 10 be demanded for the next
slx monthe, and when 1t adjourned a,
noon no conclusion was reached. A reso.
luton recommending the assessment OF a
dollar per week for each miner to support
the strikers met with strong opposition, and
1t was finally decided to order iain assess.
ment Of fifteen cents per hundred bushels
Of coal mined. 7;a,ISs l&a la, r
When the afternoon session opened a
resolution was adopted ordering the men
out, now working ut reduction, promis.
ing to pay them S. per day willie the striko
lasted; also. 10 furnish them provisions,
bacon, hour, coffee, etc. 81 IyI,s.}
A committee was appointed to induce
miners working below district prices 10
come out. A. resolution WAS adopted,
asking Btrapgers 10 remain away from tho
district until the trouble was ended and the
price established. 5 The Convention then
Adjourned si,e die. 80 s ,,-' 49,
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OSE Of tho mcst valuable papers in Dr..
Raevesd valuable book is the one by DR..
Wilson, Of this city, on the foot and mouth
disease. It is particularly timely just now,
as the press Of the country lately has an.
nounced IN outbreak Of this disease in
hsnsas. and with the rapid and general
transportation Of live stock over the coun.
Try there is possibility Of the plague
being introduced anywhere from the in.
iacted western herds. The reproduction Of
the substance Of the article in this morn.
iug's ISrELLlGEScER, therefore, should be
welcomed by farmers and stockmen, since
the limited edition Of the Board Of Health
report prevents it from reaching any large
proportion Of those interested in this de-
pastment Of its contents. 3
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A MICHIGAN VILLAG j.
ALMOST oBLlrERArso ) pY F,Rr.
Tho bu'ins" Portion Of Allsssa swept BY Piam ,s,
kzsatiinE 4 Lossor Hatfa Yillion DolIars-A
"a, Biz Blaze At nttrolt-Othsr Events y
,,, and Happsainss OF Note,

= KALAMAZOO, MICK, March l2.-A fire
started shortly before n,ou on tho v, At
side Of the business quarter OF the viii. 20
Of Allegan, twenty-five miles northwest of
this place, and under high west wicd
swept througo the entire district to The r '.
or, taking every brick store building
In the place, except the CtaHce Hotel md
Peck'a Bank building. The lire had rru
is course in two hours. Tho aggregate
loss placed by AlleyAn business mes j.
from 100000 to $500 COO. Ths ipanfan.,
y believed to amount 10 $4,000 !.
Help was te,eg'aphed for mi
sent by the fire department OF Kalamsx }.
and Holland. Among ils
businets places burned was tho Shsrms .
house, First National bauk, three new.
paper Offices, viz, Journal. Ga:,ile an
Democrat The principal building burn,
was known as the Union block, con'aiu.
ing. five stores, and cost 100000 when raw.
md now estimated to be worth $40 900 -
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EAhTERN,OurLUOK.

= aN 49, a.
For, Iron and Stcel-sa'+s Small But tho
,.v,... !. j, the prlces > aim iaioed. -.
- PHILADELPHIA, March l2. The sales Of
iron and, steel. for the past week foot up
rather lees than for one Or two previous
weeks, but the demand is fair, and though
only small orders are placed, the aggregate
Of business ia toltrably large. Prices are
we'll maintained at about the quotations
last given, viz: $50 to $2l so lor No. ioun-
dry iron, $40 for No. 2, and slS as the
average price for gray forge. The pro-
duction Of pig iron is still kept at the lowest
possible limits, and stocks are very light,
both in frat and second hands. Is
For these reasons some makers OF stan
dard BRANDS claim that an upward tenden-
cy In prices Is probable. as soon as the le-
gi,imate demand is presented, but owing to
reasons frequently. given this is not likely
to occur; or, hit should, 1t viii not slss.
long. Bessemer iron ia sold 1t $50, and
speigeleisen is qaotpd at S2S so. Sales of
about 5000 tous Of foreign irons have
been made this week. Manufactured iron
is sactive in small lots, and prices for IT fined
have! weakened Somewhat, l-S0c having
been received for some; but the best makes
have sold at 05: and 2 l0c from mill and
store. NailH aresteady at g so to 81 60.
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Cincinuati's lard Product,

CINCINNATI, March l2.-Tho aggregate
yield OF lard OF all kinds during the pr st
season, in this city, according to'a state.
ment prepared by Superintendent Mag.
well OF the Chamber Of Commerce, is
II 474 900 pounds, showing a decrease Of
3,298.0O0 pounds from tho preceding year.
The average yield per head was "a pounds.
There is Il, decrease in the quantity OF
bonded polk produced, compared with the
preceding year, amounting 10 2,7C0 barrels.
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;RLAISE REeUBLICAks
tho Cnnvaas for Their Leader
The Virginia DeleEaliop.

Shaping tho Canvass for Their Leader,
The Virginia Delegation.
WASHINGTON, March 2-An important
conference Of Blaine Republicans was re.
Gently held in this city. Mr.. Bl,ine was
not present, nor was he aware Of the meet.
ing. 1t was brought about by the belief
that Blaine's name cannot be kept out Of
the campaign, and il he is to be candi.
dato- his friends .shouid-take hand in
shaping and directing the canvas within a
short time. The anti-Arthur Republicans
OF New York and Pennsylvania have in.
formed their leaders that the best man 10
rally their lorces about is Blaine. No one
else approaches his strength in the district,
where his supporters defeated The Grant
men in 1850. s 5I
The Liberals in Pennsylvania are dis.
gusted at the open way in which "Boss"
Quay is allowed to dispose OF the Federal
patronage in that State against the protests
OF Senator Miller and almest all the Re-
publican members Of Congress. They
charge that this is being done in order 10
secure an Arthur delegation. The same
thing is being done in New York 80 open.
iy that the Republican strougholds are
rising up against the Arthur movement
Mr.. Blainehad hoped to keep out OF the
preliminary fight, and his lieutenants
have done nothing in his behalf. They
have been looking, this year, for other can
didates to be sacrificed before bringing
their tfavori,e forward, but, as things are
going, Blaine will not be able to restrain
bis friends, and will find himself again a
candidate without effort or intention. Sen.
ator Malone will lead the Coalition dele.
CATION which will be chosen at the Read.
juster Convention on the 23d Of April.
Dezendorf and the straight Republicans
have been urged by the administration
not to hold separate convention. II they
do, the delegates thus chosen will be given
a cold shoulder at Chicago. Mahone hes
been credited with being for Arthur. He
has lately. had several meetings with Gen.
eral Logan, which have so encouraged
that statesman that he counts upon the
Virginia delegation as soon as the Arthur
phalaux begins to melt. Logan psoieasss
to have considerable confidence, but is
troubled by the active work OF the Federal
ofticeholders in Illinois in the President'e
behalf. He also fnds that Secretary Lin.
coins friends are moving quietly. They
prefer Arthur to Logan, for in the former
case their favorite is quite sure OF the
second place. o0 5g ..I.1iT.-,
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Destructive Fire.

DETROIT, Mich, March lo.-Fire thi,
morning started in stroden's wooden mill.
destroyed that aud the Novelty Manufac.
turing Company 3 works and Richmond /,
box factory, all three in the same bnildim.,
The hamesthen spread to Comstock's saw.
mill, Clark & ockel's sush and door i.fac.
tory, Bssel's mammoth carpet sweeper fac.
tory, Hendley'a belt factory and the. Fell,
Boot Company's works. The. carpet uwpeI;:
er factory losfs 5000, partly iusured.
The Felt Boot Company'sa les is SO, ,OO.,,=
O:her Losses bring the total 10 full SlOp,:
600. The wind was blowing gale at H.,
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WHERE ia Chicaso7 She would better
he looking to her laurels If she does
no; want them sna.ched from her classic
brow as being the head center Of divorce.
In Philadelphia, during the month Of Feb.
ruary-the shortest Of the year--the courts
Of the Q Q,aker City have record OF havirg
vrau,ed ,bir!y.,hree divorces, with ninety
iour applies.iens fled for action. i
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BENJAMIN HARRls BREWSTER,
~ Attorney. General.



MANHATTAN, KAN, March l2.-At a
meeting Of prominent stock raiaerain this
city last night, resolutions were passed
favoriDg a strict quarantine in the districts
infected with the foot and mouth disease
in Wood county, that the Governor should
use every means in his power 10 stamp
out the disease, that the citizens OF Reilly
county favor the prompt action of the
Governor and other State officers in their
etforts to stop the spread OF the disease
Also, one asking our Senators and Repre-
sentatives. to favor such action as will place
funds at the disposition of the Commits.
sioner OF Agriculture, to be used in such
emergencies. A comnitteee OF Eve was
appointed to call mnas meeting should
further action be necessary. The senti.
ment of the meeting was against special
ssssion Of tho Legislature. The cattle OF
Reilly county are healthy and no one is
alarmed. 10 'e54, .S-,.,-rGgs !l,flj