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TERMS, Sl,501
Failure.

o. New York Herald, great in great aEd q
farming stories has the following 10 We'd
nesday's issue: lf'a y'i' ~
Quite number Of r,lllnofs offaiIurreast ~ rers ne
ahoat in the city yesterday, but ,vsifih The sxl
cePhon of the SUSPENSION Of Mr.. Simon Ora
per we were unable to trace any ofthem e
a head. These are very ticlish tiEse among
capitalists, and il viii probably take but isw
extensive failures ia this city to sci our
whole commercial fabric into a conmoti, q
unparalleled except in The melanc 1oly hislor
ryof 1887. t''j - .''..i 'il t7h, 3'''.' ,',' s
= In It's money article It says; 80 ,,..9 S,,s
The movement in price is still downward
AT the first board today there were unasu-
ally large sales, principally for cash. The
bears appeared as purchasers this merainr.
and had a material influence in sustaining
the market. A large delivery Of stock iast
at this time would trouble the bulls very
much. They viii fnd it dif6cuit, If not i'm.
possible, to carry much larger load of unl
procuctixes as the leading fancy stocks OF
Uheday.- The bears have operated ddIfs.g
the past month or six weeks with xrsas
deal Of confidence. and although thsyy are
heavily short, they hold on with full faith
in tieletfect Of certain causes now al work.
Quotations for stocks may for. a time be aus
tained in the face Of atight money market,
but they must ultimately give way. An the
ohques and combinations Of Wall street can asn
not successfully contend az ainst such STATE
ofthings as exists at this noment in tie d.
hPahclal al;l. Wofld. t-, r,,.a at ..,.7.,,.st1
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A Touch Story.

A. correspondent OF the Nj Y. Tribune
furnishes the following tough story in re-
gard TO what he has, seen in the way of
spritullism and table turning, Il is de-
cldedly ahead Of anythius we have ever
seen: TElf a!3 a. ETn J1hT Lng ,y.a.gHu9
On the evening ofSuaday, August 7, oup
circle assembled as usual, for the purpose
Of holding intercourse with those departed
from our earthly sphere. Seating ourselves
in the usual order, we had not joined in the
chains OF harmonial brotherhood longer than
fifteen minutes, when our medium Miss
Aistin) gave lnllcltions" Of approaching
friends. Calmly awaiting their first mani
testation, we sat attentiXely Watching her
movements, when all at once, and to the NJ
small establishment those present, she
gradually commenced rising from seat, and
rose until she had assumed a position over
the table, an attitude Of five feet from the
floor. In this position she remained for
some time, until She was gradually lowered
to within one sixteenth of the table, when
the following directions were spelled out by
the raps: --------.-~---
j. p|i tha " saot oi tn I'S ':'c 'ro'e NOV
form complete circle l.,,'...... .-..... A.
In accordance with this, we moved to the
positions assigned to u.s., when the medium
was - Hu lS,sou ~ io' lorhier Posll'on'
Ile ,ao'o toi,V"'"5 ''s 'lo s'ore'''1 diSFahee
IL .Hls Posl''9h sney gifri"llep lnlep suspended
un'' Inc mIu'un was ~ Ine same nm !! IN VS. VS.
iog PoWg,' ,EIn .ohl otIu5"' 70 Posl'on directly
under 'he '"oigt Z, hla l. now conlmeAnfced Af9
one o o. the Srandes' ana a"e.inSpirng scenes
II mas ever Oeen ''i0 io' oi h'ln"n anna" eye to
"'SnesS' trts ,,on, 49, ,oa e,l,1 ~: M - ~, as
,Lhe room was uueu WIN melody the
saonme, : ttp,f @ y ,Insel s yglces seemed d!S7
courrsSinP 9 rs heaNeh 'S choicest harmony while while
'he well-hnowh : r"Ps q ieSPondfea IN tones OF
sWeeteSv unison 70 UAese enchanting strains
olp~is a"lo S lS"eos'y u'o m she' mhSlo. OF Ine
only catch It's lingering cadence in, the dis
tance. Oh; il was a happy glimpse. OF i'm.
mortality and dun, indeed, must be the soul
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u.
BaIDGEr's STRIKE. -''Biddy,'' said Mfs.
Pennywise, there is little starch in the dick
eys this week. and altogether the clolhse do
not look very nicely" ~ '''"1
AN sure you must remember, naa ana,
/ git But siven an sixpence for my iabors
if you would have them rAel nete, yea must
rise no my wages '''4S '''7h '''tls ~
@"An.9 what would nine shillings do fos
ME, Biddy? inquired her mistress. u 'F''',' n
"An' faiths it would stitfen them more.
bnt, it takes tin an sixpence to put Oh tie
glo$s,' W. ''a "'423I1H-lt'i'..'n 7."'atn
j"And how would two dollars work, Bid.
1y" '7aeass.i,q Hagtso"t 1't eii l'o 'ftt
''"Nov5, lit me jisttsll you 'twould makai
thin so illigant YOU never would know ths
cotton from the iinnen." ~ p '';loatti /"
"So Kddy. your are disposed 70 inak&
a strike L [ would have work done 10 aiy
lkiug?" - W l'ia".5 " ~
"0ch; no man. i, not inesiR that will
break the pace BY striking. Its. an iII.bfed
womaatha wottla lift her finger to the nisA
trets, an didn'teI tell Patrick O'Flathesty
50 when he bid me strike on you. It's NOD
mes,lf that would do the thing for alI the,
money in Amiriky.'', ~ sH@ s7f'''t ''ii
a''aVeE. Siddy,'thenn after this 'day VIZ win.
try the nine shilling system. .taaAfN sHs
" "Theh by the powers Mr. Penhywise,
shall be Hsttfened, but 1 wont pfomiset0
9IoSS him." '5s's1H q .tA N5a 9s''sa
4Rai Of sa~<oe1<A-o~c4~1~~A~A 3z4Gna A
isSMGFoR HoRsEs.--+sA person whos kept
16 horses made the following experiaaenh
NithlTcOfthem which had bern aacGustDniAJs l
toeat salt with their food. Lusnpsiof rock.
salt were laid iu their managers. These.
Jumps previously weighed were regularly
examipeds to. ascsDtain what quaaiitr glwadk-
ly'had beet eonSn,ned : and iuwasTepeaectlal
ly found that Whenever these h0ases iweres
fed on hay and CORN they donsunsad only
~ or 8 ounNss perday.ssgN isaiags iaEs 1a
JThis fact should con&insens cftalies expeas
diency ofgermitting our cattle the free .sasei
ofsalt at ;Altiraes, rand itcannot be given Ia
So convenient a. feIin as rsck s,ilt,siEl being
mach Nose palatable than ahel other iii 4.
refined stale ami byfDr cheapenlsi A good
lump should always be keptlius. box by tlan,
side OF the animal without fear that iflwiiE
ever be taken to excess.s-4s. afsgllfa KSisL,
Il 4 b . . a " 4. IA
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Wouldn't be Licked,

! i. " sar
Talking Of Forest, reminds us, Of y pretty
fair thing N way Of jekeI that occurred aat
Albany a few years ago: l..J ,,a t.a.,la' ~.
. genius OF Very peculiar temperament
running over with, eccentric notlJns, and
withal rather pugnacious. by the, name of
Center, was captain Of The "supes'' Ut the
theatre. Forrest appeared in one Of bis
pieces in. which he enacted the usual A.
mount Of his stage heroies-gritling bis
teeth attyrahts, shaking his fist ut She Haob
and backing down whole squadrons OF, war;
riors, and AL that, Finally he rushed out
and charged upon the grand army our,
prentice boys and five splndle-shanked men
at the head Of which valient Center. Stood.
/. "Ah-h,h," eroWles Forrest, making i
ferociods langse at the army all ,d whom
vamoosed except Center, is1Ah-h-h COW.
ards, hyi' roars the 'tragcdian---bus their
was, no fly in Center; he went III, backed
down, hacked away, cut and sIashed, ,iickse
ty-split with his long spear. until the burly'
tragedau fairly caved in, and retired amid,
dealening applause for the, brave Center.
who remained master of the led, III spite
.ofthe cries of the stage manager and prcn1
ter to Come of come off !''T 80. :. S,;,,
The way that Metamora stelamea. VIVA
some, doubtless. t"t. @@.', M.
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Brutality in New York.

/ i . q
The New Yprk Sun of yesterday in no,
qcng the late prize fight between Sulliyan
and MorrSSey, says: .3t..t .,g a-.--.--..., {,
| Ili "On the day Of the fight, it is stated that
the Harlem Cars going out from this city
were heavily lldencd with passengers; a.
mong them were about 400 ''Short Boys"
who were bound to see the pugilistic enconn-
ter. Matters passed off quietly, until the
train reached the point, when some of the
fellows seized the brakesnaan, and held him
fast until the bolt was removed which held
the last three cars to the train. The eon-
ductor, who WAS in the forward car, did not
discover what had been done. until the lo-
comotiye had gone some distance. This
gave the ftShort Boys time to stop the
cars, and they all succeeded in getting out,
and running away before the conductor
could reach the detached cars. Fortu7
nately, the occurrence was discovered in
time to preXent any accident. ,...j...e
& AS stated in our reports Of yesterday,
Morrfssey was badly beaten. Every feature
| of bis face was observed with blood, and his
body is severely injured, his left side being
lacerated in an,ugly manner Sullivan was
fresh to the last of the fight, He displayed
one wound---a brulse on the left cheek, Sui
liyan split his knuckles open in the heat ofthe
battle. Al the end of one round, towards
the close Of the fight, his seconds desired Of
him, to allow them to lance his cheek, but
he replied that 'he was old, and needed all
the blood that was in his veins. .e. ,5 .5.,5..!
'IE was currently reported about town
yesterday the stake holder had given up the
$4,000 prize to Yankee Sullivan, notwilh-
standing that the Judges and referee decided
the fight in favor, OF MorrisseY, on the
ground of foul blows made by Sullivan, y
By our telegraphie column it will be seen
that Morressy has died from his injuries
E Washington Star. a a,.n auI.EIIg. "a
E-lU alelbt fs Il ~ -,i- = --.- -.--g-'I .s! G1
| - HoGs, IN, KENTUoKg,--In Mercer county
the general opinion prevails that the price
for hogs can not exceed $3 per hundred.1-
lt is said that spectators are many, and
no important contract has yet been made in
that section, ,gsm .sl .si f,a ,.,,f-uss,ls
a In Henderson, county there have been no
transactions, but, tits believed that S3l net
will pc the ruling prices,s ,a4.aasnI .r,li 10
EE- The house Of Johnston Orr. Situated
on his farm in Cross Cheek township, was
burnt to the ground on Mohday nipht last.
1t was occupied by jacob RAsher and Ills
family, who succeeded III saving most Of
their effects The building was an Old
frame worth probably 5000 We. did not
learn whether il was Insured. -Stea. Union.
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y RyFfom the tone Of cur exchanges re
speeding pork, we are led tbfthink that pri
cs4 win be limited in range, this fall, e
t4k0Ae.A IN eIauih @,rg3C ~ a'M ,HidffH
SSS " ,iitg L FMS bNlity4as ia,ba9eJ.,f.at
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Two. Ways of. Doing a Thing,

I We were passing uleistrely along one of
our streets, the other evening, watching the
sports Ola group of youngsters, when our
ears were a5saied blythe sharp, angry tones
of Il womanaiafa 4a.Il 41 I'll I'd q .,ap,
"Here, you John Smith, come into. the
house this moment" agE. ssl' lEdi GulIHr
One oftle boys turned his head giving
at the same time Il Gather unfIial slmu then
, resumed his play. % gAE,a w ybnsmyl
at'Do you hear whatI say, John Smith9
Macht quick, oryon'll catch it, Il tell
you! 'Nurlla 4ln,4H GIln! sIgH nh az
We rather think Johnny did "catch nj, p
for weiheard, after we had passed, "a jerk
and aud aslap, accompanied by a smother..
edyell, as the door was Violently slammed
! to- 34ls 14 asar5 a.a 10 4gld9ab 9aI &c,
We,went Oh our. way, doubling whether
this cOursesof treatment was exactly theibest
under the circumstances, particularly as the
countenaaee of the ladlindicated the great
est good nature.I 2q qluHmYG1 3dj LNzfod.
AS we were cogtating. the matter, we.
turned the corner, and came upon another.
groap lads ia front OFF house, the door
which al that moment opened!o9 1ut 7sd9J9.
nt'WllIie, said mild and pleasant voice,
i"Didyou call, niother?" asked zone of the
boys, coming to, the sidewalk ,g3.glg4 dsBa
~ Yes my son.a Il getting lale---haRe
you not played sufficiently to-day?"j lgaj %
ot'l shoald like tostay out a littleJ longer
if youspl .33sai5 aaraa ssh l4 satissga,
The mother patted the boy on the head,
and smiliugly said,a 8aaa7ayas say ogi- q
'L should not object if it were not past
your bed time. Have you forgotten, Will
lie, the lines youarepeateI to. ms this morn
ing---"ia 10 59aHo9 3gDr- + e..RuoAH
.Gset ''sEarly tobed ianl early to.riss, s.s,ae'
l@t' aMakns one hoaI5y, happy ami wiserH' l
chimed the boy, quickly. ."Yes mother, 1
remember them.n Good night, TommylA-
Coed night, HaTryP' and taking his nbtA-
er's hand, he went cheerfnlly inaosthe
house. 9 si,w 13GiIEH .sGh 4o sssib 5dT''
fTlis set us again oegitating 0uBtho'ss
ran onthe laws of kindness and foree!al4
Whattwoald be their effects on the two lads
WHO had been subjected tolB tkein2d lsp N
not the inevitable tendency of one tJ ibeyet
kindness, amiabiiity,? obedience, ,-Aandt of
the other. obstinacy, illtemperg disobedi.l
ences.a No'oae will dispute this, We think
oMeq are but children of a laregrDgrUwlhi.l
AS with,the child, SO with asthe s1naasl sYou
cimlsaa him bstletwilha gentle hand than
drive him with u rod. TOW 7j oi b9lgflo ys8l
aaI3 VII iJ H. -ssae-al h II .4ll
GsB- Gen. Forman, the new Governor sof
Minnesota. has issued an order. in which he
says. the liquor traffic amoag thenIhdians
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The busines ofagriculture was appaEeut.
ly never more prosperous than noM in this
country. While tloai nearly all Easupe,
the crylof short crop, il coming. our owa
farmers have had Ingstss,siccv sfna4 Yields.
r-apd thus, instead Of lam prices ssls,ths.
natural cosSeqasnee vi gEsa. ahAn,saAses.
prices arelhiyler than fonmaay Yeas .psslA.
bYreeson NJ the ssegt demand lot pae hEead-A
staHs abroad, IhefarlnvrIiSpilan pssEiys
pail ioF his labor, .batuu,Elh he mag fuapIi ii,
IallrsWard provided hso be- presnasg, ~ acE
and sArewdlyltakeady St.lhs kiesnss
Ws hope thsEslore, ostr fafaarEs wit aana Ais
low the opportunity toslip. vf dIspaachsa3
without, Unnecessary delay lalaiHg graiaesvwsri,
the. seathpard,, \ st1i slf .s-.,ss s,se, !. I.
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MURnEa. Coroner Rltpiueehyi am iAr.
quest over the dead body If aa Infant fvunI
on Tuesday mOrnlnE last ia The river 1t
tle lower ferry. y was abept, tTo snapshs
aqh, aIRla had evidently hesnftlgsNa isso, ,sl.a
river fFom The stern pf the FeFfys Beat, laqt
afsws hours before II Eas fohsd Tnu FsyE
diet was in accoldynes wiJt'thsse fssss,sr,
The child was baanaiiul Que. We hops
that justice may syHflakc The inhuma,ts
wretch who would camnt so atrociapa Au,
act, Sfew. U soR.
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The Bank Case.

The two cases of the Cuyahoga Falls and
Akron Banks, VS.. the Treasurer of Summit
County, were disposed of at the last term Of
the District Court OF this County, in the fol
lowing manner: lauaa ua.Hls !n
The Court unanimously held that they
had no power to restrain the collection of the
taxes assessed against said Banks. and were
ready, on motion of the attorneys for the
County, to, dissolve the injunctious, dismiss
the bills, and leave the Treasurer a free
course for the colleelonsof the taxes. But
&thisjpnctufe of County Treasurer interfer.
ed personally overruled the Attorneys of
the County and agreed with, the Attorneys
for the Banks, that the cases should be con.
tinued for another year The Court recog-
lied the right Of the Treasurer to control
the cases against the will Of counsel, and
they accordingly stand continued with q
view to fpEther litigation if it Gun, porsibly be
had.--A -Akrom. Stan. a1lt spatut I sfaa
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Or The Western Christian !; !, Advocate
states iHatthe Oiio Annual Confefience has
decreased in It's membership The las, YEAR
8o2, and that Is tilcs ftth, Conference n
which d decrease has this year been lA,ti.
caI e~,s M
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Kicking.

N Il =. y,
\ Two gentlemen were walking together III
Paris. sille sGl 1oi ,ilE a. y9Esl H9d bigaW
ii"I will engage 'asaid one to the Other,
H'to give thetinan before me "a good kicking,
and yet he shall not be angryc''R SSH E6i
He did asheihad undertaken to do. The
straugerturned around and looked astonish-
ed. HoBI 4 saD 4aoi mn
IL beg your pardon" said the kicker, 81
took YOU for the Duke de "a Tremohiile;"
l9' The Dnke wasvery handsome 1.-The man
was very plain, he vas gratiied by the ms
td1te under which he believed he had suffer.
ed; Shook himself, smiled, bowed, and wen
on his way. 9al 70 9ia!1 9a'lfaA $50 s9"e ea
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GsB- Gen. Forman, the new Governor of
Minnesota. has issued an ordesa iniwhieh he
sayssthe liquor trAifc amoag .thenIndians
iimust and shall be stopped hi The agent il
ordered % search up and destroy ill hlaos
otfeiel for stle among theEn iii .g.iaan
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na &Ds Fhe workmon onyIthe Plank Road
have made quite q hole ipthe hill beyond
jacksonville The work is under the di-
rection of Mr.. Thomas Furbar, of Harrison
county. .whoi constructeda a large portion Of
the Wheeling and 0adiz Road. ~ sSteu. Uni
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Es- Jefferson I, Marta, ESQ, {hass Just
been appointed Unite. States Marshal for
the Western District ofiFirgiuia.l olai at,e!
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-02-04

Leave Concord daily except Sunday at 80 mi
Afrve at Warren the same days hy l.a5 PM;
Leave Warren daily except Sunday a. IS pms,
Arrive at Concord he days b. 3.45 o NJ.
Proposals to ext nd route to Wells RIVER VI by East
H,serhii, Haverhil and North Haverhl, in N. H.
will he considered
s07 From Concord ty Fshervlle Boscawen Salisbury,
franklin, East Andover, And,ver, West Andover,
Danbury, Grafton, Grafton Centre, East Canaan,
Canaan, Enfield, West Canaan North Enfield, East
Lebanon, Lebanon, and West Lebanon, to White
River Junction, VT, 50 miles and back twelve times
week, wi b branch from franklin, by HILL to
Bristol, Is miles and back six times week.
Leave Concord daily except Sunday 10. 80 and
SPIN;
Arrive at White River Junction the same days by Loop
mand 6I0pm;
Leave White River Junction daily except Sunday at
loan and sop M;
Arrive at Concord the days by 1905 and $50
I'm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-27


Tke Me- York Lad u Tss.ssx f..r5 r. nirh-
mond U.il./ cout1ibt III. s1ios-ly exisesrsd e1t
~ P,>n. naslF. s.aii-stisa q Mr.
n.er.o1 t1.ien afd .Efsp ssssrtt7a q ~ ris1l y
81. III GutAris = pa. tenn. tat b. dos act 60
sder 4 he siaess ! Css.aetoiter isfrrfsre viii
Honse.
dE. Bronsst esnns.r-s ~ slyag itst Ne did -
seek the efksr. nzd sorePlss !, Eth,~t R,riE-s ~
asniss that thsrs EaTthisg il the kstt.prr Rl.sr
- The Is.ngurai N regard - the dsrio1nor q
so.ssassacs of roisr bseE 70 End st shat seelisH
applicant formerly bsinnsed v9uid y z have
dsosr.iis E.riy so united sgos - 4 -.
e oee rad ready al 70 pieces sss0c1 a. sas seeti1n
thiuks ifsslf aexrisrt8 n ne datrbati5a EAieh pr
sfids ef Mf. Bfoasrs 7s ihiak Is esrfees
Mr. Brrnsoa es.fonds that there y really 20 49,
ronpI1izf ailss sssd ihaf 10 Prsfostlea e sassrs
A- frss soiisrs have shsir asf share e - &C.,.
In rer1za - thr ruPt1rr ~ n. sssss dat \.
dss5st safns.y iAri e asd notSing % DO With
eassI.-.' A -s.sfhsss tsinEs spt By nay aPoioy
e. --e5@e 70 make; nee ~ Eat o. ssprnns AVE-
IL 1870 ~ -. s Y u me party
bsf naae other naon ezeePiupoa PreiPls lIs ihiaks
that those Democrats who deserted tbc parry "a 1888
and thrc the State his hasds Of the Wigs should
not % Feisrsisg % tbs ssssPs be allowed ." exact
e1zditons." r
Amer gisiag ths Usioa nevspa2er and ihresgh il the
Adminstrntirn tebske Tor ihrowing weight The
aide Il the Free Soisrs. the eoector proceeds 10 CON
meal upon the time aad maaser Of the Secretary letter
in very significant styls-a,d fer the motive ae Is viii
lag that others shoadde
The eolisctor says that iki, the Gfsi time cabiaet
ecer has undertaken pteere with the discretion Of
an Official who has patronage 10 bsstoyand denies any
such right 70 saeh otheer. III it4saales IA very VA
mistakeabie that be z eoaPetfEs 70 paddle his
own canoe" and means 70 do il.
What eject this docament will haze upon the cabi
s ssi. i e 5 S2!ss sSdass shf sRsfSz
is Afraid 70 DO a. We Incline tsk he viii not BE-
removsd u would scvertthy last link exstiag be-
tween the Adminlstratioa aad the Hsrds. Caleb. the
geaera is too cute Tor that He who consider
ed himself worthy Of being slassea With Everett and
bancroft has too much or al eye 20 the main chance
asd ke will endeaxur still loager to p-u. the danger
policy Of runang with the hare add keeping with
the hounds.
The Herald also contains letter froa Mr.. o'Connor,
District Attorney. in reply TO the Washngtsa Jnoa,
Nhenen be gives that dseosant some severe
which EillProbaby make il grind eat more dslnAlly
than ever VS. may notice this letter another time