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w /. GOODS AND GROCERIES,

w NEW ESTABLISHMENT
just opened at the old stand of Lyman a. King, Main
Street opposite the Brick Church
PALMER GRANIIN have just opened a new
Stock Of Groceries, &c. which they viii De happy TO sell
ON thc most reasonable terms, comprising
sOGAltS-al kinds MOLASoES and SYRUP
IhAS-ll kinds, best IN town; COFFEE-Governmcnt
iowa in Packets assortment IN Bags, Ground in bulk
and papcrsi SOAPS-Common Bar, stoves q Davis
Chemical, CASTLE Toilet Fancy and shaving; TOBAG-
Coal kinds and sorts. Chewing and smoking; SNUFF
black and yellow; CIGANS--a dozen Kinds nom
short Sizes o. D. Plantations SPlCES-pcpper, Spice,
Ginger. Cassia, Gloves, Nutucls, Ruisins, Currants
Figs, Ciuon ENiRACps-Lenon and Vanilla Sal
cratus, common and Sndai Cream Tartar. Rice. Mus
tard, Pepper Sauce, kcchup, Olive OH Tor table Ger
Rims go knl Pines, Lamp on and Candies Butter and
Table salt; COD FlSll-S1mou. Mackcrcl and Her
rings PORK, Hams and Lard; Cheese Tubs. Wash
Tubs, Wash Boards Brooms, Pals. Shoycls and Hoes
boots oHOES-common and fine; Ovrrais, Green
Jackets CSC. LOOMS PALMER,
TERMS CASH JOHN GRAVLIN.
Montpelier, june n, 1886. 9ltf
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CHICAGO, Oct. 20.--The following bodies
were found last night and this morning among
the ruins caused by the late fire -
John A, Raymond, of Worcester. Mass.
ID. C. Emerson, of Lawrence, Mass.
John Marsh, NJ. Grant. John Ware, A.
Wolfe, fireman. B. Hussey, d. G. White, II f..
O. Bradley. j. Gungers and John High, Jr.
Others are still missing.
Speaking without thinking, is shooting with
out taking aim.
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o>.t, "a, -., W III II BS l-.
rIxro Ntvn1i M ,Lol ~ hn I'VE AM
~ - thNlN ~ - now before me public naEle'
,{' IN oANtotns lNVioohAroR or Lirer Rcmdy
49, ~. ~ as a'haitic' easier inildor and more a.
,l, = Ct NY. M! V..'I neoeihe known. II is DOT
1l9 v NA'uaiue' out Lfer remedy, acting hfst on
Wv L',e' 20 9eet ~ morbid matter then on the
.n alu uuN'N 20 carry ON mat matter thus
~ W. purposes eueotuauy without arY
~, la.'.yt l,tl.i'Ss tn,l nave experienced tn iho
- Nf1''l''ns "i huel etlafuta. IL strengthens ue
.s'eh az the same pme mat It purges il, and when
= All l' "a y. Nivu'latn u"Ats WI strengthen ana
n.y., - = 'P ~ .n,aYH tAp"ly-
--,;r.i- - IN" y Nl"el'Alnh y oompounatd en-.
Nss H' i new atuoles OF medicine, namely, Gums
- Gu ~ VI tl' euuhslh OF lhcse gums may De
- 1870. ~ ~ y Nh1Nh uiat one botue OF the m,
sul'lS' contains "s much strength as one hundred
80 y" N"''"'' "ithou' any OF MS dcleterous el-
rl,c,h - ,
= c. ~. siiiS llliie Mtulelnal powers We'e
@ 49, y, IN 331' ulv' A4eNh 70 physiclahs' emu
- - - ~ 'l.I plea.,lP qoha unul used ih Me
49, i"' g'.ns9. "Nl,h met Nlih such unPit.
Et, y. w nul,c uie proprietor 10 onei "
l., ',,3 '. , ~ u',u ehu Sno"n m ITS eH,e,
D., W -i We i"iieu tN cure LttW Complaints iA
it iat le''''
i IN -I s.nk 'HNseu ny a uclanEed Live u
-, ~ Nt.rn tNc Al'ei Is excited TO action.
T;,s. atS ~ V@useg oy an improper acuoh o. lhe
- ''fi 'nu rs PROOF nat me iNviGoHAroH relieves
,b i',; ~, "us oIc uouoled with Jalnaee isse
Mn be,n to o-,,, ~, Sle Teeh' ana theH '''
- Costivoncss can be pe,snet i c,,od nv the In.
vieorator Take il In small 49, ~ ,i,is,. mi h
<, assists nature In her opcrstiors i .,eSgi Amin,
ishup the dose mo h,,,ois 49, ie e. o t.l,l,,- .nd
active state. and Wow N. r' lsi in lcT orE
Sick Hcndncbe f. ,c,, e', ~ '''', o., ti,, fab
- le dose Of the Iariooyaoy which corrcets All acdiy
and sournoss Of the stomach
= For AN overloaded stomach Il has no equal, as e
relieves all oppressive OF UNEASY feeling after eating
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ticket Is chosen, except Blockenfer. for the
Board of Control of Public Works. The
Legislature is two-thirds Democratic
KANSAS ELECTION.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 2O.-Ihe following is the
official majority vote for Delegate to Congress
from Kansas:
For Hanson, Demorat-Leavenwor Coun-
ty, 237; Atchison County. 81; Johnston
County, 1904 Bourbon County, 10; Dorr
County, lS.-l9S9.
For Parrot, Free State-Douglas County,
1875; Shawnee County. 6ss Richardson
County, l26; Breckenridge County, $50 :
Anderson County, 1911 Lykens County, 2ss /;
Coffee County 1872; Lynn County SO, 1860.
KANSAS. A correspondent of the New
York Times writes from Leavenworth Oct.
IL, as follows:
Parrott is elected, undoubtedly, by seve-
raj thousand majority. The election has gone
Democratic in the couuti5s of Leavenworth.
johnson, Marshall, Atchison and jefferson
1t Is said the governor induced the soldiers
at kickapoo to vote the Democratic ticket -
The truth is this when the governor arrived
at kickapoo he found that some five or six of
the soldiers had gone out of camp and voted
the Republican ticket he then told the cap
tain that as many Of them as were citizens Of
the United States and six months residents
OF the Territory had right to vote. The
captain, Of course, then gave such of the men
as wished permission to 20 to the polls, but
not more than thirty voted in all.
Tho constitutional convention re-assembles
on the 18th, and it is now confdentially be-
lieved that their constitution will be submit
ted to the vote Of the people, which viii set
tie the Kansas question by making Kansas a
free State.
The crops are pretty good throughout the
Territory, and it is believed that they are safe
from frost, though the frequent rains which
have occurred of late have had tendency to
prevent the corn from ripening."
MINNESOTA ELECTION.
CnlcAGo, Oct. l9.-As far as heard from.
the election in Minnesota has resulted in the
election of the WHOLE Republican State ticket.
The Republicans also claim the election of
their three Congressional candidates. The
complexion of the Legislature is not yet de-
termined, but it is supposed to be Republican.
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MINNESOTA ELECTION.

Friday Eve, 23d.
Ohio.-7O counties give Chase (Repub 5
2O27 majority. Legislature democratic.
MH"esoia.-33 counties give Sibley dem. J
1900 majority.
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Father Sawyer. the contcnarian, is 1902
years old to day, oct. 0th.) lie is now stop
ping with his grandson. Mr.. John s. Kimball,
of this city His sight and hearing are some
what impaired but his mental faculties are
bright and strong. His memory is remarka-
bic lie has devoted his life to preaching the
gospel and to teaching; and his interest in the
cdccation of youth is still undated. lie was
a volunteer TO assist in rcpelling the tories
and indians al White River, Vermont, and at
the taking Of Burgoyne--being at the time in
preparation for the ministry. He receives no
pension, and has never had even land war
rant, as be has outlvod all living evidence of
his service, and the record cannot be found
Thousands have received pensions and grants
whose claims should not be mentioned in COM
parison with his The few remaining patri-
archs who lived in the time that tried mems
souls, and nobly dared to make sacrifices to
secure the boon which we enjoy are surely
worthy Of their country's gratitude.
SUSPENDED MISUNDERSTANDING about a
month the following railroad companies are
reported as having either gone TO protest on
their iloating debt, suspended or made an
ual .N loo
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RATHER SMALL BUSINESS ALL RouND.-
Senator Douglass wrote a letter to the Presi-
dent on the nth of September. saving he
should be glad to have his fathcr-in-law. Mr.
Cults, appointed to office, but that any such
appointment of persons other than citizens of
lllinois-no matter how near and dear to him
must not be considered as any compensa-
ron for the omission to appoint such democrats
from that State, as he, and the rest of the
delegation might recommend. TO this par
ticularly cool note he received the following
gracious and satisfactory reply
WAsHINGroN, Monday Sept. 7, 1857.
My Dear Sir; | have received your letter
Of the 18th instant, by which you seem ta.ap-
prehend that fappoint Mr.. Cults Sd&nd
Comptroller this appointment might be
charged to Illinois. You need not entertain
apprehensions on the subject Should |
make the appointment, which is not improb-
able 1t will be my own individual appoint
ment, proceeding entirely from my regard for
Mr.. Cuts and his family, and not because
Senator Douglass has had the good fortune
to become his son-in-law.
From your friend very respectfully.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Hon. S. A. DOUGLASS, Chicago, Ill.
-Neio York Times l2h
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a NJ EDlCAL REVOLUTtor,
THE WORLD tNANINore AZ I.
HoLLowAYs OINTMENT


HoLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. - nm
IL GREAT COUNTER InHfrANTf,-.rii'.
rus Of disease often makes It's WY TO thc u. VII
through The pores Of the skin. This penetrais hAha
ment, melting undor the hand as il x rubbed m ini
sorpcd through the channels and. fcachiuo me
inflammation, promptly and invariably subducs h vht
located in the kidneys the liver the lungs or
Important ORGAN II penctratos The surfcc To he ie
nor, through the countless tubes that commute,
the SKIN a. summer rain passes into the f,o4ed ,
diiusing lts cool aud fcgcncrutng influence ''n'
SKIN DIsEAsas AND GLASDuLNn Swrtttyos
hyery species Of Exterior irritation ~ quickly rodn
by NE ti-tnf1mmatury action ~ this Ointment
ETY. Ru ,iluNs, such as SAT- RuruN. EnYsirri,,
IEfr \, kfN0wnnN. Scam HAN Nrrtf a pA'i
ScAHins Tor lrCH) &C.. die out. 60 return NO ,,o Nv
der It's application. Hospital experience iu All ,r, p,
The world proves lis infatiby IN diseases Of Ae .t
uLcERS SORES. And TuNoRs
me eject OF TINS unrisullcd external remedy pea,
ooroua ana other urulcnt ulcers and sores Is alne,
miraculous. II first discharges che poison which n
duccs supplcaton and proud flesh, aud thus ho el,.
which ITS healing properties afterwards complete ate.S
as well as permanent.
WOUNDS, BRUISES BrHNs, AND ScArns.
In cases 81 the fracture Of the bones, injuries ea,.s
by steam explosions, BRutsEs. BunNs, Seams, Knv-
NArisN STIFFNESS or rHE JoiNrs, and contraeiio, a
NE snews, b b. employed and warmly recommended b,
the faculty. This marvellous remedy has bcon ntf.a
ed by is inventor in person into al the leading o
outfit
IN, M,5gJ,Y gg ,nSN a r. TESTIMONY.
in the Crmca officially signed their approval ~ Hon.
ways Ointment, the reliable dressing for i,
cuts stahs and gin-shot wounds Ii is also i. t ,i
surgeons Of the Allied Nayies. |
BofA ne Ointment and rim should be p,eg ia IN, st
iorily cases.
huniohs, Rheumatism sorcThro,t.
burns, kiugwurm, Sores OF AN t,rAs
Chappcd Hands, Sail Rhcum srrans '''''''
n.n,Nhs' Scalds, Stiff Joints,
fstuiasi skin Diseases, letter
cont svcllcd Glands. Ulcers.
iNNNitnt sore Logs. Ntutrcal Sores
neteui'" htupt nsSofe breasts, Wounds, an kinds
Piles, Sore Heads.
uF CAUTION None are genuine unless tb. ,
"HoHoWay, Ncu l0ik and London /" are diseerniti, .
iortcr-giark In every leaf Of the book Of dirreti.
around zach pot OF boy he same may be plainly ,cn
by holding ne ioaf 20 me light a handsome reward IN
bc given 90 any one rendering such information al nav
lead 10 the detection Of amy party parties courfft
ing the medicines vending the same, knowing thc 40
bc spurious.
- sold al the mandatory Of Professor HOLLOWAY
S Maiden LAME New ork. and by all respectable Drr
Hisis and Dcalcrs IN Medicine throughout the United
cents, and 50 600 each.
I Ihcrc Be- considerable saving by taking the larger ,
Is. Directions ior tho guidance 81 patients ir every
disorder are affixed t0 each box. 3Gt9rlv
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MITIGATION BEING WOW OPEN. Tickets
may be obtained at MONTPELIER DEPOT TO an the
principal points West and s0uhWest, over all the aii
iercnt huue The entire distance by Railroad, part Of
the way by Lake, as passengers may desire.
Passengers are cautiuncd against purchasing Tickets
Of trusiait runners or men claiming TO be agents for
Western Railroads. thcrc spurious Tickets ahoat
and therefore the only safety there lV Cor the travel
ling public 8, t0 go 90 regular Railroad office aad buy
their Tickets J. W. HOBART, Agent
April Sd. 1857. 3S6 Montpelier.
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pan Clip.

LAIR WARNING.-All demands due the
1 late firm OF SrORus a PALMER. must he Maid
to The subscriber The books at the store uf Palmer
Hravehn LOOMS PALMER
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CTUTTERING AND sTAMMERING-

GTUTTERING AND TAMMERING-
- Cured by Dr. wYKoFF of Pittsburgh, Pa without
ram or Surgical Operation. Who will send the cure 70
any part Of the World, receipt Of go and the mon
ey returned II the cure is not efectual. Inn
IL An letters must be addressed to DR.. WYCkofF
boN Ilb, Pittsburgh, Pa, in OF ArhuIs hods'"
Bankers
+, g. Correspondents win please enclose stamp i0'
return postage.
cAurioN--All persons who not produce M, ge"'
ulne certificate, are hunbugs. 07i1y. DR.. W.
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N II. DOWNS ELIXIR is acknowIedg-
1 y cd by all 20 be the tcst medicine Tor Coughs.
Colds, Group, Ac., in market.
he surc aAd gct tle genuine, which bias y "a Downs
maine 10 DIS own hand writing ou tht wrapper.
beware pf j. Curtis c1untrrfeit.
have appointed j. ST. HENRY, waterbury W. mv
General Agent to wh0l ai orders should De- addrosse
}. Il. HENRY. Waterbury, VI, retail agent.
Hly n. n DOWNS
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n EW COFFIN WARE ROOM.

NEW COFFIN WARE ROOM.
The attention OF the public is respectfully requested to
this very complete assortment Of
READY MADE COFFINS,
embracing all grades, from the cheapest TO the highly
finished Black Walnut and Metallic casket and Burial
Cases.
COFFIN PLATES AND TRIuHINGS,
a large variety at Boston prices, always on hand
RI G. II IRE FRAHES
In every style will be furnished the lowest prices also
"a large assortment Of selected White Picture Glass
Orders by Mail Stage win receive proinpt attention
looms over Emery Fields Furniture Store, head Of
State Street, Montpelier, VT.
August g. 1857 5lIy
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OHIO ELECTION

CrNcrNNArI, Oct. 10. - Official returns
from rs counties show a majority of 1917 for
Chase, Republican. All the Republican state
ticket is chosen, except Blockenfer. for the
Board Of Control of Public Works. The
Legislature is two-thirds Democratic
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M ATCHES, Clocks and other Jewelry,
w in great variety, at low prices, at
$. J.. ROBINSON'S.
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NEW STOCK OF FANCY & FURNISH
- ING GOODS. at ROBINSON'S
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J, RUSSELL sPALDING, 27 FREMONT ST. OPP
MUSEUM.
Wholesale Agent in Montpelier, /. +, PIERCE, Drug
gst, Ina Waterbury, j. NJ. HENRY.
Aud sold by Druggists throughout the United nia's
and British Provinces, 50.Gm
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1L352

or lsham G. Harris Dem. 7l,150
or Robert Hatton Amer. 59.SO7
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W.. KE. GOOfelf.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Practices in POnte Coupee West Baton Rouge and West Fe
liciana Residence, Pointe Coupee r. o., La dSD Up
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me ELECTION YESTERDAY.

The election yesterday, for an Associate Justice Of
the Supreme Court and for Judges Of the six District
Courts passed off quietly, with the exception Of few
insignificant breezes which resulted in no harm. The
election, in fact, was characterized by an unusual de-
gree of apathy and the vote poled, as will be seen
by the tables below, very small As will be seen,
however, the American ticket was elected by "a
handsome majority.
At the Milneburg precinct, (the 18th, which is
blank in the table below there was no election in con-
sequence Of the Commissioners having failed to ap-
pear at the POLL and the inability of the soyereigns'
to find them.
As the voting for Associate Justice was only in the
precincts above Julia street. and that for the District
Judges in all the precincts give the result in differ
ent tables.
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OLD PAPER.-A venerable looking paper lies before
us, says the Baton Rouge Gazette, Of the Sd inst.
published in Natchez Miss Dec. sth 1913, aud called
the Mississippi Republican. It's publishers were P.
lser and ]. McCardy. The number of that date con.
tanned Gen. Jacksons report of the battle of tale
dega, about which Tennessee orators spout so much
It has list of the United States Navy, and the fol-
lowing announcement Brigadier General Lewis
Cas- Of the United States Army, has been appointed
governor o. the Michigan Territory, vice VIM Hull,
deserted.n -
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Eisk's
To Country Merchants.

3 OTIS, SHOES AND BROGA ANS.
Landing and for sale by the undersigned large choice
assortment Of BOOTS, SHOES and BROGANS consisting Of
Minis and Boys KIP and SEAL BROGANS:
Mems CALF, KIP and PATENT LEATHER OXFORD
TIES;
Mems CALF KIP and PAT. LEATHER STRAP SHOES;
Mems SEAL CALF and ENAMELED SLIPPERS;
Mems PAT. LEATHER and CALF SEWED BROGANS
Mems and Boys GRAIN and KIP HUNTING BOOTS;
Mems md Womens INDIA RUBBER OVERSHOES;
Women'S HEEIED and SPRING HEEL PEGGED BRO
GANS;
Women's GOAT, PATENT LEATHER and POLISHED
GOAT PEGGED BOOTS;
Ladies' PATENT LEATHER, LASTING, KID and GOAT
LACE BOOTS and BUSKINS;
Planters BOOTS; Calf Skin BOOTS:
Fishermeu's Boots; Mud
Light Kid Light Seal
Half Welted Kip Boots; Half Welted Boots
As have at all times Of the North who
gives his whole time TO selecting from manufacturers
we can offer cur customers fresh and goods
believe would be TO the interest buyers mine
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN NJ. GOULD,
Mapny inc str
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IN connection with establishment goods we have
a general dept of PLANTATION CLOTHING, which con-
ains the following for Spring and Summer:
ATTAKAPAS CoTToNADE PANTALooNS, superior 10
any of the Northern Coonades and sewed by Sewing Ma.
chimes
Denims, Log Cabin and Brown Linen PANTS.
DENNIS, Log Cabin and Brown Linen Jackets and Junper
SHIRTS.
Women's and Girls CottonGde and Calico FRoCKS.
Brown COTTON SHIRTS.
STRAW HATS White Wool Hats etc.
+. MALARD & CO.,
IS and 60 Canal street.
a. 2p6t<W corner of Old Ievee street
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Arrivals ut the rr,nclpal Hotels Yesterday.

ST. CHARLES. 20 Hunt, Boston; F Richardson n. 0;
Knit, Republic; NJ Butler city; II Swan N o. Fred G
Hilton, England A Mesn Mobile; Lewis Bukel Jas New
berger, Fl Shute " Edward W Jack, Vicksburg; W
Jones' Texas; Reeves, Mobile; Aunpaugh Ala II Car
lin, La Baaie and lady Ca Trotter Me Ephis Tenn;
DR. Mcfarland and lady children and sv Atkins lady
and child Gen Mumord Wells and svt Bishop Trmnn b
Radford St Louis keary L s A; CO. Wynn lady and
svt Mrs Sibey Miss Bynum, La VIM Plat and lady d
Weekham and lady, Taylor Y; + I Child Boston, Il
Maid end lady, Maine; Hooker and ladp Mass: Bapon
D Drescourt Sanford Mrs Austin Mrs Fell AUSTIN Rob
inson Bolton w Hendricks, " Kirkland Baltimore;
Maj Hayne Q; DIR Eagan aud tomy Chicago James Rad
cliff, Dowie England j Schemmerman, Hamburg Germny;
Haines, n Y; Haines j. Bernett, Hamburg Ger.
many; Ellington two children and svts Boston Mass
Htdehill Ellis Baker and lady Albany gss Baker, Miss F
Bakel Albany; Peter Johnson Logx Manchester Eng;
Edwin May Boston, Henry Hooker and lady Falmouth Mas
Capt W Smith, George Hoffman Black WARRIOR Col G
treal, Canada; Lockwin Mobile
CTTY...A Hanford Texas; l. Woodruff Mobile; j I. C
Seaman. Nachez Levy and LADY Philadelphia Rog Mo
bile; laurn Ala; Searbrank and lady. Rice Mss;
Cotterel Jackson. II Lee, MOBILIZE Ienshaw Montgom-
ery Wood, Ky;G l. Cobb; A Ling, Ga; W Benge Tex
SanordSN o. Gardiner; Mrs Bolcomb and child Texas
Miss l. Holcomb " Wright, Simpson, l. Suggs i II
Taylor Texas; j Walker. Miss Walker, Walker, V
Eheahan and lady Mrs Fl Johnson II johnson and
Proctor l. Proctor p Broker Geo Hill Jacob Pope
Ark Cartwright Evans Texas; DIR Mcfarland, lady, 2
children and svt Atkins lady and child Red ThoS
Garrett, Ala W Booth Harris, Jas Mitchell II Qun
% Prtchard, n Howard Clinton Atkinson, A Mayors
lady and 5ehdn Miss; Angel W Robson, Dr. Lay
Pa; Rochele Mrs Bowman; j Henley.
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Talk on Change,

II it has been rather dull and quiet on change for
some days past, the departure absence OF we'll
known broker from his accustomed walks yesterday
drew forth many surmises and calculations and
when the accounts were footed up the general con-
cusion was, the individual had taken passage on the
Empire City, which left on Sunday morning for Ha-
vana, New York and California. 1t is supposed the
gentleman is defaulter to the amount of eighty
thousand dollars. He left letter stating his abili-
ties were proportional out among those who could
well afford the Loan loss-this was consoling but
very poor return for the gross abuse of confidence
So far as the talk Change went we learn that the
losses will count up as follows A, $4,000 B. $500;
G, $4,000; D,s7500 Z, $l1 900 +. $4,000 G,
$1,000 and Others, $l0500. This is sorry state
ment with the absence of the individual who has held
good station and character for years in our commli-
nifty None of the banks are sufferers as the checks
deposited on Saturday have all been made good by
the respective parties. This is the first important
breach Of confidence which has transpired in our city
for some years, and we hope it will be the last We
trust we shall have Robsons, Redpaths Sadliers,
Schuyers Huntingtons, etc. etc. to record If there
are any Of that disposition amongst us we hope they
will leave the very first opportunity.
The weather yesterday was rather cool for the sea-
son. We begin to receive accounts from the country
of too much dry weather for good of the planting
now going on. The usual April showers of rain APP
pear to hold up; and in some sections of the coun-
try there is want of rain 1t will be perceived that
cotton begins to fall off very rapidly from all quarters
Yazoo is sending forward the last quota and regular
packet from Shreveport only brought in ZIG bales
nearly 1000 bales were received from Memphis, but
these receipts extremely moderate to make up the
hall t,o
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.aHciCe to Mothers.

Mothers who with alarm their children wasting away and
becoming sess feversh and debitacd consequence of
the presence of in the stomach bowels
the trouble Immediately, by administering
WINER'S CANADIAN pERMIFUGE,
which discharges them without pain aud leaves the dgesye
organs vigorous condition There mineral ingredient
in this preparation.
ne particular and remember the name, 'Winer's Cana
dian Veruge" This the only article that depended
Remember this. For sale in New Orleans Wholesale aud
retail, by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Sole Proprieiors,
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