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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-18
ST. Armand, N. Y,

solution of the above and rule to work
the example by is requested
SOME MUTTON MN. c. NJ. SroNE.-In
the Caledonian Of May 10Th, there are few
lines saying that Mr.. Dillon of East Mont
pelior' raised the present spring, 10 lambs
from o ewes and wishing to hear from any
one who can tell better story. raised q
lambs from eight owes this present spring.
and year since seventeen from the same
number. Who beats MatP
Yours respectfully,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-18

The Democracy held their State Conyon-
ton l at Bellows Falls, Thursday, June s.
Caiedonian.
They must have had quiet time. Wonder
who the nominees were, and what resolutions
they passed Won't the Caiodoaian tell us
all about it,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-18

70 Read the letter of Hon. T. p. Blair
on Compensated Emancipation, on tho first
page.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-25

PoTk NJ lara CleavSFu.
A N1aY anpseisR arsieas jss Ssseived sad fes
"A Jqi~ hw ~ es sssq n. W.aAH II. TUCk4R.
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"A. NICE, N1chitcct,
TT AZ iAovAA ~ OMees iaS0 4he md story o.
III HnssA Thsqpsoass asw nank Datldiag, q
sornss q AsiaApA 6sssoA streets. knsrases Il
Once ON Seepnd-st,s 3.g.sa sri qaN lnah36dly
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see Eav tAtia Almo00n9sa-sas 500 ~
5a '7ii. 71fEok aa E, oc. g.
uovlo0
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keok M Branch ~ ths state sank
0t Iowa.
TTyHIS Bank IL now open for the transaction Of =
i General banking Exchange snd Collection
business.
Collections will receive prompt attention, and
rem ttsnses win ba made for those payable IN ths
city, the dss Of payment, at the lowest current
exchange.
saith sHamiM, 6am1 r. Miller,
Jphp q. Floyd, J. W. Cieghorn,
J C. Ramsay. j. n. billings,
C.uarhAr, b. y. MOody, j. nj. Shelley.
SAALF. Miller, President.
]. W. McMfLLvS, Cashier.
Keohnk, Nov. 3. s6s-d3m
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W. II. AUSTIN = CO..
Grecers ana Produce Dealers,
NO. ns MATE-sT.,

A1Vn A.
M beg 10 annoucs to the citisens Of Ksokuk
w and vicinity that va have recently leased the
large bsildiDg No. lis Main-st., and there oasr :
LA k0E. entirely NEW and we'll selected scock Of
Grcceriss, Provisions and Produce st very LOW
PRICES.
represented, and deliver goods bought ct retail 10
any part Of the city, FREE OF CHARGE
Being agents for several Touring mills vs srs
prepared - all times TO cell At Wholesale and retail
All grades Of FLOUR 1t the lowest market pricss
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
We PAY CASH for all kinds of Country Produce.
aug2dAw
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fH"m g. n. sUAIvEh,s AGENCY
q X AND TR UNk RAILm OAD
OF CANADA.

OF CANADA.
- A DELIGHTFUL 4 ROMANTIC ROUTE
YnoM TEE wxsY 10
Boston, NeW York, and the Eastern SyStsl
Pta fAs MicAasss Csasvsi, Great Wesseyn,
OedeasbuvgA vevMoHs CsasssI, asd
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA.
Passengers by this route have m opportunity d
visiting some Of the grandest and most wos-
dertui scenery In the world, including Torom,s
Niagara Fstx. Srspensios Bridge, TAossaad islaMds
Raptds af ths 81. Lorrence, Quebec M0ntreaI. WAffs
Mosatafns, tAs 7ubsiar Bridge fnserfy fro miles II
lt~sth), Lake cAdmptatn Yans Of MomfnsYemcf
Hxdson River, ETC., sfe.
On and after May l, 1895, baggage will b<
Cheeked Through from Chicago.
TO 4 EM1GNANTS.
Passages may be secured nj the ofHce Of the Com
panJ in Chicago by sAILiHa ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull,
Aberdeen and Montrosc. An agent OF the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD superintends the removal of
emigrants and baggage nj Quebec free Of charge
Fare from $40 TO $50 TO Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The MAmnoth Stea mship
lie II A Il N N,
OF as,S0O Tons AND 700 FEET LONG
la under contract to tLis Conpan for one or more
tr1ps to Portland. Tourists return tickets from
Chicago TO the principal towns In Europe will
shortly be Issued Tickets from Chicme ~ for all
points East, also for tho ksviathan. or for the NJ
y. 3. s. Co.'S chips, can BE- obtained at the OfRee
Of the Grand Trunk Railroad, No. SO Dearborn
street, Chicago.
j. wARRACK,
Agent Of Grand Trunk X. X. Co., of Canada.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

business Cards, not exceeding six tines, inside
&ls, oshsrwtss ofe.
fanevsa sHpdsss 81 %. obi.sariss. sssordias
to space osennisds
DisPiaysd advertisements half more than tho
above raics.
Advertisements IssAed and placed Under the
head Of" special Noticss," desbis fAs oraaasyy
special Notices In Tho Lssal Coiamn ~ cents
per Iiae.
Advertisements ordered on the inside exolu-
sivsiy IN ths Daily, sitter the AYst two weeks
90 per cent. ~ere thzn ets shove Atss.
Ait tv4-sssaa aAsssf,ss~sAts ssusf es psst yor
I'm sdvsac<. 1his rsle will net keyaxisd from
Whep thp Advertiser uses the Weekly A.ons,
the price will be the same a. In the Daily
Who're tho Daily and Weekly are both used
25 per cent. viii be deducted fron the sggfs-
gate amount.
Under The present system, the advertiser
pays much for stAs space he occupies, the
changes being charxssbls for the con pos Il on
only. The plan lis nos generally aAopt ID -
Our charge fsr chsnges wili BE- Is cents pei
square. sss.ss 3ts m
- In all eAses where advertise nsnts ass
discontinued before the On pisntion Of the ysas
or the time csnsS acted for, they will be charged
up at our regular rAtss for the time sstsai-
ly iu. s~asn v@a s3sss4f v
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r KRoMu& FEm n liz HEmaNAxN. s
.rIyUIS Institution will commence its second sss-
= .l1&s ~ MnnA.v Nov. 18th IN sh~ .-~cra s.c.-
q d.. 6anf1a,s building, eOrnsr Of RiftA aad
Concert etrsptg. - a.ss
Tho Boifd OF Trustees Of this Seminary, ,slsetsd
lrosH Na14e~s relia iona dsponinAtiops snd repre-
sentinaA large part o.. the Christian community,
desif9 u It'd and % operative efforts n tho
1sisu1a 1GsdnsMtiea -; establish gradually such
- inskit0tSon sstour city requires.
Tho rfnetpaf of the IaEitution 10 Rev. O. A.
WILlLAlS,, suwbpn, or 70 tho Secretary Of the
Board, appiications for tho admission Ok pupils
may be madS..
Ths shasv~s tss tuition win b. ~ cad 1S In ths
osdinsry Hnglish s.sdies, With small additional
ann for incidentaf sx peusss For Latin. French,
Germ . - ,sEAeA charges VII bstDsas.
Itis desirable thGt ptrsons designing 70 become
pspils b present punctual1y on tho Arst Of the
N Presidentof the Board VI Trustees.
HHHnY SfRpxo, Sce'y: N
Kctkdk Roy. ., ,iSbs-d
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WINTER GOODS

WINTER GOODS.
nuKE'S BOOT AND SAOk kMPORIUM Is
II wellI filled with oil kinds Of goods In his line
for the season.
Overshoes. in quality, price and extent Of VARIETY
decidedly the best stock in the city. They nnst bs
soh.
slippsrs-Toiiet, Dancing and Common, for
Ladies', Gentlemen, Misses, Boys, Youths aud
Children. Very cheap.
Waterproof Boots, hair lined, and eADpaisusd.
With gum sr leather soles. s44. -
Dress and oommon Boots of every descriptions On
hand and made 70 order. ALL CUSTOM WOkK
WARRANTED.
Up addition TO ths Boot ann shoe business Duks
is,Agent for tws oi sAebsst 6swlns Mschines ~
iant- eed's Passnt md J. II sStnrss O. ,s--,of
which he keeps specimens ssastAhlly q haaA.-.
cinger,s Family ssyius Machines arsaeH sold Tor
ing Machines. viii Ind hiz just ihs piass' 10 IN
them. Remember lis no krsuhls To- skow nos,as
Machines At the "iI0 BOOT" Store. No. 60
MAin-st., keokak, lows.
nov 1pd sf &4a a4sS@s 40
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ESTAbLIbhSDI IN loAos1
BANKING HOUSE or
u u y ~ q G.. a N ID II ~ 3 q Il q o.
+ HAVE this day sdmittsd ~ . partner In fbs
Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, lwho has
been my teller for the last six years.. The busi
ness, hereafter, WILDE conducted under the arr
and style Of
GEO. @. ANDERSON l. co.
Being one OF the oidsst Banking Houses Ii moi
the okisst) In Iowa. the 6rln solicits eontin-
nance pf tormer patronage so literally extended to
the senior p2rtner.
They win make eoilsctions and remit, less Ex
change, on The day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are ~ for merly by senior part
nsr wis
RsxKRgxcEs
Park Bank, n. 7.
Winsiow, Lanier 4 Co., Bankers, MY.
Edward W. Clark a Co., ,Phiisdslphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
ClApp, Fuller 4 Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman f,eipcke, Chicago.
Mschanics' Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer 4 Rahm, Bankers, /"
Hilmoro d Erothsrton - Cincinnati.
A.. ID. Hunt 4 Co, Louisville
State Savings Tnstftafiop, st. Louis.
Ksokuk, jan 'Ss. GEO. @. ANDERSON.
janbd
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FE NNS LtA Ma H AL k OA ID
RMl R9E
VII E Great Central Route, connecting the Al
lantic cities with the westsrn, North western
Ans sooth-westeYn Sistss, bya continuous Rail
Say direct. Ihis road ALSO connects ~ Pittsburgh
with daily line of steamers to all ports ON the
western Rivers, and at Cleveland and Sandusky
with steamers TO ail ports on the North v esterp
Lakes; msking 1t the most direct, rAsspssf and re-
liable resie by which RHEI6iiI can be Forwarded
10 and from the Great Wesf.
RATES nxTwAxN PHILADELPHIA AND PIrrsBuRou.
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Buffalo ana La&e huron Rn,ir

Hussauo ana Lake Huron Raiir oaA I
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETRoTTi
At the shove oisce tisksts for New York, Boston,
and all tbs stations ON the New York Erie aud
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
j. WARRACk,
Agent Of b. Il. II. Railroad,
Once No. 80 Dsarbon Street, Chicago.
April ~, 5S-dly-c.R.s.
Sight Drafts cn London At dollars per ster.
ling may be obtained at tho oGhce OF the Grs nd
Trunk X. r.. Of Canada. In Chicago.
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nFFEks his services as Physician, Surgeon, 40
~ ooucheur, aud Dentist, to the eitiseBs OF Keo-
kak and vicinity.
Educated u one of the most renowned Univeysi-
tics in Germany, Vienna, his hospital practice
there, we'll AZ his experience turing foaryesrs'
service as Surgeon in the h. Il. russian Navy, and
also three years practice In New Ef gland will, he
manity.
Anything undsrthe head Of Dentistry--opsra-
tive or mseha nieai-wiii be scutedin . satisfsc.
tory manner and warrsnted. Charges reasonable.
Attendance given st private dwellings IL required.
Examinations and advice grats.
0Hee; Third street, over Rick ey q igar Store.--
Ofice hours 10 TO I7A ztolP.n
kErxRxscEs.--Mrs. Il. II. Wilder, Rev. Mr.,
Kinbail, j. b. Howell, Ksokuk, aud J. A. shedd.
ksq., Of Denmark. Iowa. tJune3dIy
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xxx Quincy Eleur.
"A LARGE supply Of this wen known brand Of
"A Flour always on hand 81
Rovild CoLLTERs &RORkRTsONS.
CTAk aud Tallew Candles--6 50 bsxos on hand and
- for sale by oOLLlkks ROBERTSON.
novlld 81
| S0AP-26 boxes Hill d CO. o 0ernsn Soap for
| ~ sAI by COLLIERs ROBKRTS0N.
novtId
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ins. lis.. and ndAss,, CAPS. j VA 5io.a. .ss "a
boxes, bales and trunks,l Dvugs Toe. u 100 ns
Tin boxes and balcs,1 Feathers,
Furs, Ac., &c.
oEcok Is nGLAss.--Domestie Easet~
ing, shirting and Ticking in
criginalbsles, j Drugs lin casks) 90
Hardware, Leather, Liquor lin owe. y ieens
casksJ, WALL Paper, Wool and
sheep Pslts, eastward, Ac., dc.
TsIRD gLAxs.--Anvils, Chains lin
casks, Hemp, Bacon and Pork,
salted loose or in sacks, Paints Soc u 100 ns
tdry and In oil,) Oils, (sxsept
lard and roein),
Fousrn nCLAm.--Coaeet tFish. Ba-l
con, Beef and Pork lin casks or
boxes, eastward Lard and
Lard OIL, Nails. ~ odA Ash, Ger. "A r,.
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Resin, ave. Fioo Ds
Steel. Manufactured Tobacco.
kosin Oil, Qascrsware, Sugar
tkhds. bbls and bxs &C. 4e
FLUk-75c II bbi., until Further notice.
GRAIN--s5 cts. ~ 100 ms. until further notice
coTT0h-$a u bale, not exceed ( 500 Ms, In
weight. until further notice.
In shipping Goods from any point eastof ph;ls-
delphia, be particular TO mark packages acio
Psnnsyicswfa Railroad. All roods censirued TO
tie Agents of thus road At Philadeiphis or Pitts
bargh, will be Forwarded without dsteniion.
FkEl0HT AlENIs-Clark 4 Co., Chicago !;
Co., Evansville Ind; VIM. Bingham. Louisvilie,
ky.; n. G. Msldfum, Madison, Ind; ii. w. Brown
= Co., and Irwin Go. Cincinnati; h. IS. Pisrce 8
Co., Zanesvfile, o., Lsech Co., No 81 kilby- :,
Bostoni Leeeh Co., Ne. 2 2Astor House, N. X,
No. Wiiliam-st., N. r.; 4. J. Sneeder, ,Philadel-
phiai MagrawA Koons, baltimore y. a. Stewart,
Pittsburgh. h. II. HOUSTON
General Freight Agent.
II. ]. .LoMBAERT, ,Sup't, Altoona, Penn.
Jan. l, '6S--diy
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

ORAsGy. The second annual exhibition Of the
Orange Horticultural Society commenced at Willow
Hall Orange, on Wednesday evening The display Of
flowers forms most attractive par Of the exhibition
there being many beautiful designs ard some superb
bouquets. The fruit il fine and there are mammoth
vegetables that Cannot be beat. Some designs in
moses and lcbens executed by lady nber- Of the
Society, display much artistic skill and taste There
are aso come fine original paintings of Autumn leaves
and fruits. The exhibition closed Friday evening
with an auction sae Of the finest specimens Of fruit
and fowers for the benefit Of the Society. Premiums
were awarded 70 The successful competitors.
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DIED..

aDAus-A. Bloouz.la " j. OF Tse.1ay seq. p, Peer
wsrner aged gar yosns-'' 80 Of Jay = AiiH''-
ALBFRs-st NJ 80 He,,-r street, OF Wetne,-sy. s+i 2!
=. o'eloek Il. Cari'-oPh AloeF'
DILLoN-At ssr.,os sgrns on Ies'iay ser. ~ ,'sr
bat n.- Of .farn1a,soi OF ~ oo<r, no
Dillon only Of Rob-rt Don AID sss.e fsf.A a. ie
Assd years and mouths
DOUGHERTY-A;S NJ. 40 Third .v.E-e On W-dne'i'y sep
DE- GARAY-Ir HI. Try, Tae.iay Sep; a. Jo'ePh De
G.r,y |. ns,ive Of Mexico.
HARRIs-ln NJ: Vernon wesehe..er co-n;y, I; or Hsn
d.y Sep. D John Houshion infant scn Of Richard and IA
che Hairs aged mouths aid u dsya
HARMON In Brooklyn, on "Wednesday sep p, JOAN
Harmon, aged u years
LowERRE-on "Wednesday Sep, p Sarah B, relic: Of ne
l.,e William r Lo~errr, II re go year Of her ae.
Her nd' AID those q her .on' Ihom.' s.,nn 40 A.
r.d-nee Of n. latter No Third street this afternoon
at O'Clock
g Abraham D. younsss: Of William L and Mary Living
scr, aged years aid months
MArrIsOS-A Piernon, a; the residence Of Geo ps1ih'
son Of this city, IN The 18Th yeG Of hi.ste
The friend. and alec Of Mshon joseph ard John
from DR.. Chspns Church, No so BIosd~sy on Saturday
morning O'clock The remain. vii be taken 20 Plain
field " j. for in,-rmen-
MORRELL-on Thursd,y, Sep, . Sarah An wife q Tho
II, friend. ,nd acquaintance. q the family respectfully IL
yiisd 20 attend her funeral on s.gIesy ,ern9on :. oce5
NoCARTSEY-In Brooklyn, "Wednesday morning. Sep.
2 NJ. EHen, ~fe Of NJ samuel Mec.tney' IN ne eSd
wear q her
sHPLrYOs Thur.d.v Sept. g Rober. f.n .ou Of Rober,
and Nsrsarst shiplsy ssed S mouth. and DAY.
The funeral will psc. from No II Wee, Thirty second
street. OIL Saturday, e; ?. N.
sWEET-A, Sandy Hill 7, or Tas.dsy Sept q Anna n
ouy daughter OF DANIEL and Mahsa sw-e; aged Is
sIMMOSs-Or Monday Sep. D. his s-sieues No 81 East
Broadway William h Simmons IL the 4sh year 81 nis age
sMITH-A, Mode Ala Sunday Sep 10 OF yellow fever
Matilda R. c. eldest daughter Of Brsinsr Smith Of Noble
sauddsurh.r Of Cssmsn Of this city aged 10
WEsT-At Orange V J., Thirsdsy Sept %, Mary y.
Dillnshsm. wife Of Samuel {. West, ssed s. years
The family invited attend her llnerl cu
the residence q her sw VIM Lsconey Day street
North Orsnss on Saturday, at ]. O'Clock ? m
WYSN-A. No rs W.s, Tven,y..iNth "Wednesday
Ser p William, Of Jane, P and Isabes Nyun sged
month. and days
YALE-In New Orleans "Wednesday sep. - Of yellow
ever May. Wife OF Richard n. fae.
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MARRIED..

BERGES-BETTs-In Brooklyn Wednesday Sep. 2 q
the Reformed Dlch Church. by he Rev Dr. Do N:
Jacob j. Bergen @! B.y Ridge 30 Aa CornehA NJ Bets q
F@iandt.
CROWTHTR-sELLECK-On Wednesday evening s-r, 2
by the Rev J. NillsTi Carries { Crowther . La
Gaushter OF ChaIles o. Selleck, ali 4 -Ls cry.
YMFRsOS-TALCOTT-A; Rockford. H. OF Tuesday SEPT
Nv Rev Raph Enl---,r u. . AdAlue
of The Hon WA; sot;. al Of RocAfor
FRYEMAS-COSKLlN-Op Thursdsy Sept, . a. th- Piss.
,.eJh,tr,-, z. Church the Rev. J. Pos. NJ Lewis
& Frn.n # Iitsbgrsh, Mis- 70 Mi.s NJ Al0ins, Cuus
In, daughter Of }. w ConkAn v'2. Of ihis city.
HIBBARp-ROBERTSON- Nile, Aessuy CouI:y N Y
on WedDs.dsy. Sep, D. ~ he Rev. NJ o.ney Mr. j. A
Hubbard Of r.ufeld " J.. Misc Lo:e Z Robertson .:
Nile.
HARADON-DIC KlSSOS-on WEDNESDAY S~p: Is =, ne
residence Of Hos. A. B. Do heIn5y, by ,he
Rev ard Z Leris lsssc L HaTados CSC, VI Coauus
10 hi.s MARY A. DictmsoD Il the former plss-
HOBART-NcCHtrS-A. Keot1t, lows, on Thr-,i,v Ser.
10 by the Rev Mr.. Eirnben NJ. Hohs-. M1s Cors
=. MoSh.ia Of New-fOrt City
IARNAN-BARAORE-On "Wednesday SEP. p ~ "A. r.
J. Quincy Adams Mr. II. JarmAn OF Berlin N b.. 20 Nj.
Ansnd. Barore eldest Laughter o. Osr.-; BspoTe
Of this city.
JOST@pRURY-on "Wednesday. SEP. =, BY he Rev Geo
P,,h NJ Thomss Jones' United S,s:es Navy Nj. -.
". DTury. al Of Brooklyn
NcPHTRSOS-GEERY-On Wednesday Sep. p :. he res:.
d.nce OF he brides oy he Rev James Harper
w McPherran it, May Am, only as16hef Of Samuel T.
Geery, al Of this city.
EWFLL-HEARTNEss-A. Albany On Tuesday, Ser, :!
By he Rev Ssnzsl seelye Mr Edwart Newell q Brookyu
NY 10 Miss May Hai,ness sh:rr VI The ne Thcr.s
L. Hesrness
OGDEN-FoRD--A, Mor-is:o~n, " ]. On "Wednesday s-It
p by he Rev Edward Ford. ID D. Jane Aeu sh,er u
h. Hsr. Heny A Fo.a, :" FredsEst Oseen o; Hobs-
ker " J.
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FAIsL AcoIDEsT.--We hear OF a fatal accident
which occurred in Bridges Satnet Factory at Oneida
Castle in this county, about 81 O'Clock a. IN. Monday
morning. The boiler in that factory exploded, demo
shng the wing part of the building in which il wss
located and blowing two some nine rods into the
street. The boiler, instead Of going upward, moved
il horizontal line passed through the main building
directly through the room, without injuring
the workmen there, although men 10 work
each side Of where the boiler passed. One Of the
spinners heard the noise and lodged one side, and
thereby narrowly experimenting -ight scratch
in his face. Tie If the persons blown into the
street. ard whom il was thought could not i've
Runnels end Conor a. we hear. The boiler had been
out of order and repaired on Friday. They were
putting on steam at the time of the accident although
4 is said that not more than fifty pounds of steam
on when the boiler burst. Rome Sentinel.
STATISTICS % RAILWAY ACCIDESTs.-A careful
comparison Of the number Of passengers in the five
countries which possess the most extensive systems
OF railways-Enelsnd, the United States, Prussia,
France and B.lcium-with the number OF those who
suffered death from railway accidents, and the number
of seriously wounded. gives the following result:
There was person injured in the United States
out Of lss 4j9 passengers ID England ont OF 81 345
in France ont of 1902 IN Belgium on; Of Oil 81
in Prussia out If -9i ,075 This ejaculation i con-
tanned in report drawn up by commission appointed
for the purpose by the French Government.
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MarketsHRepor,,4 6v TelepyspA.

BrfyALo, s.pt 3 p m.-Thers has been an active MAJ
AZ Tor FLOUR to-day AID he ses he'd over bb 40
ehsnse 10 notice u Tsi.s ~kh - 7ss IS COR medium 70
god ,ep-tH. 5ds5 -; for god choc. extra lnd.
ana Abhissr, ofio .nd Canadian e. 75qs5 Tor doubI.
extras. WHEAT IL good demand market arm sas q IS 90
s.h az lo for Rsd ot.o 10 sor Chicago spns IS for
White Toledo 81 10 for Rcd Wil;sr Illinois, 4 u for prime
Whlis OHIO :. for DO Canadian and 80 Tor noi.
Coss II fair demand and market 6rn sa-s 81 A.
o4ceoc BARLEY hrn sales a. IS. Rye nominal a. &C.
ga IN fair demand sales of co bash old a: De go b.
~ fsc WHISKY ronns. e. CANAL FREeRrs II hn.s-f
RECEIPTS for the ss. "A boars l6 $50 bb Flour 81 BE-
Whes' IN 30 bush Cora 2o6 bush Barley 2ss bush at,
sHlHsnrs By Canal $50 bbl. Foar 1900 bush. Wke.,
to,5s bush. Corr, s. % bsst. Barlsy.
OswEeo, sept q, p m-fLoua marke, unchanged.
WEEAr in good Milling demand s.-s 600 ba.a IS sor
Red Ohio and ndisn. s.os; and D M choice White Cana
o2U CoRS ted above .he views q buyers aLt sae.
rp"red. CisAi FsEIsHTs have advanced Z. Grain
Fn9r, ~ Wheat, &C.; Corn he. 10 SewYork LAKE.
tosrs; 7ocoo bGs5 WArst l2S bash. Corn 400 bash.
Rye tssAL ExPosTs AZ bbls Flour; . 100 bush Waes;
- 40 bush. Com 8 90 b4.h Oe-s
NtwOEL.ASs S.p; A-CorTos. has advanced fc. sales
to-day Of 30 tales al iedl2.c. for Adc1r MoLassIs-
Ordinary, csc- FREIGHT Cotton 20 Liverpool SID
CHICAGO. Sept 3. ?. n.-FLoVR dull WHkAr e.ie. ..
nc Cons dull a. Ssc. OATS quiet sHIPSrSTs Blfao:
% bgsc Comic Osw~ro: co bc-h Whe.- RrcEPr,
Ssp tbs Flour. 50 coo b.sh. Wheat a 90 hush. Corn
BALTIMORE, Sept 2-FLoUR hrmer-Ohio And Howard
street, IS 50. WnIsr advanced 3d5c White Red IN.
hanged. Coss-Wai'er 7sd eoc. Yellow, SGsc. WsfsgY
eI- PKovisioSs d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-24

THuRsnAY. Srn.. 23-P. n

The features Of the Stock market are much the
same those of the last day or two There some
irreguArty in the movement, bot the whole ii
bear market. The only outside business appears 10
be in Pacific Mail, Panama and Illinois Central The
latter has been bought within few days 10 the extent
Of about goo shares foreign orders. The pur-
chases of Pacific Nal and Panama have been mainly
by the friends OF these who have been aware
Of the largely profitable business which has been done
bnt the purchases Of the shorts have also assisted in
advancing the market. Pacific NAL touched 1903 bat
was afterward dull and sold az low a. 1914. Pan
ANA advanced cent selling a; lis.
and was steady. In Western shares generally
Their. important feature. Michigan Central
among the most heavy, and fell off 10 81 Rock
Island continues 70 be the principal object Of attack
of the bear- and gradually declines. IL el of to-day
to 65 and offered at 654, seller thirty. In Read.
ing both parties appear TO be strong and determined
but tie bears have rather the best Of the conte. to-
day, the market declining TO i6i. In Bank Shares
there wss but little done. The Bond marke, j. quiet
and generally firm. There wa more activity in che
Government Loan. $50 900 having sod at 1881 which
is trfie better. An offer OF 50. made privately
for parcel Of $oo 0cO Tennessee 6s and refused They
were held 81 60 and have since been withdrawn
from market. They belonged - Memphis bank.
AT the Second Board, tie market was rather firm e,
the opening bat closed heavy and lower, excepting
for Illinois Central and one two other stocks The
closing pric's were: Central III ais; Ere, Etd7i;
Reading, 463 Rock Island, est; Panama, llii a
lis; Steamship 1911 loli; Missouri o. siti Gaena,
81 s3, a..
There is but little doing IN Exchange for the Ss;ur-
day steamer, and the market is steady. Sterling IS
likely 10 become more plenty ere long a. large orders
arr reported 10 have been sent from Liverpool and
Aanches,er TO the South for the purchase OF Cotton.
Freights are steady. To Liverpool, 800 bbls.
Flour, at Is. 4.d. ais. Cd; 1900 bu.h. Grain Per
Vigc on private terms ls5 bales Cotton, e, SGD.
To London, q. 900 Is Whalebone, at 3l6d. 20 tuns
OIL Cake at 2fs. To Rotterdam, Is bbl-. Ashes, at
ets. To Antwerp, $50 bb.. Beans, at -. To Glas-
gov. $50 bbs Roein at u 3D.; l0tuns OIL a: 2s Cd.
40 tuns Seeds at 25- small Dutch brig 10 Rotter-
dam, 35 tuns, with full cargo OF Slaves, for 500.
bark Of 80 ;uns 10 Buenos Ayres, with lumber, At
about 81 coo. Three sehoone-s 10 Caba, for six and
twelve months, for IS 5oass 20 e .rn Y month. 4