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FLOU1-Recelpts 4, 9es bhls Markee Sc bstaer sale
at e5 U6QS 10 for super eais 06 eONb 50 extrs A..
IS 00@5 10 sapa wsstesh Is zoos 20 cosnnaoa 10 me-
dinm extra wse % NO. Is infesios 10 good shppiae
brands extra r. H. o. Canadian Aoor 9ose acs3ve =
saes 100 bbls q 15 OO05 10 super Is 1907 50 extra
s RYE rLOUk-Steady at % 1904 ~.
wHcAT-Receipes5,s 2s bush. Msrlet i12c better for
old and shade better for Sslss wv bush Il 81 g
0l d Mil. Club; u 2AGD1 20 Amber Iowa and Wis:
u IS new red Ohio 81 81 white Ind.
RYE-Steady. Sales 81 81. a5 -
BARLEY-Du and unchanged.
CORN-Recepts Il, 29s bush, market hrmer with very
moderate business Sales 81 mo bush At COOS good to
prime mixed western; closing heavy.
OATS-Quiet a 81 10 for western Canadian and ate
WHISKEY-more active. Bales G0O bills at 2 }(N2I.
ss .75..- s-f New Yorx, Aug. l.
Market again dull with further decline Of half cent ON
beef prices ranging from 70 =. Receipts $3.50.
Sheep and lambs aeedy; Receipts II, $50.
Swine steady; sales about 56O0 bead At c16s
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leAsas - O. - - -,
@ - sfadayr Z. =, Asgsst ~
~. 50 -. 49,. u - - Nesa% Atver =.
a- ~ -. = a1sess = - tessf npsda Les
- = H y NV as
..-,S~ 'saass ssssay. q qeosassclA - y
-p''"s .oa vetof winter; 90 cent? Per Dbl added
Wheat n...,... = -, -. 49,.
fLn., !, "a !. : -, - =.
= .'SDV - 1'oOV ousncls afe received daily
asosn esaaaA FFicee stssdy q 5bc. FOR god
sprine; winter taken 4 sOc a. n Il, rstv TEA.
In that Kind AZ Ao., o.. ..s.:--
rr,.;, t-..s - -
. sssss unsas VAN ooaDeeea1
Dsang above IL relative value. Ysrness havine
fact d psices nov "a ~ \. fs, MIN -.
~ Chicago. z he lat.sr market, yesterday,
spring wheat ~ activo a. Coz: winter &c ~
No. 2, and 81 for No. /. Receipsa there g. 8.
ready lasxe end incre.a;nv v.s.s.,.. ....a,.-
49, :u.''.,s s.'pmenss o. Ooo. sss
Corn . without change; 2ec for mixed, and
SOC for prime yellow. Sold in Chicaro. ve.t...
day, at 43c. Receints e. .eoo. .b;n..ers. 90 ooo
a. h.ea.h - - ~.
-. ~. w ..'oans .aoas oeswecn
Onscsso ana Tue water, and including what vas
in store, il estimated at 7,Os4.sss bus. B.ck
Of Toledo and Chicaso. the amopns h .aor. !.
estimate, :. 4 m 90 49,, -, =. = :.
= 49, 49, 'o0' "'s1u sosa' On over
i1.VOV,OoV Oosheia
SUGAR-8@0}c-crus IL refined vhite
ll}c. Clarified iO1 MAMIE Nmr,r 1n0Ale.
p. nas 49,
COFFEE-lb}@l7c.
lOLASSES- BIZ the bill. Reboilcd 20 Svr.
up, $3.50; kegs, o so. + .a..a.s. ss & ~
NAILS-Ass., $3 BO@Si Is. .s
RICE 54@6c. lasi4s 81 s5
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT At RussELLs Foundry
Yesterday afternoon, while the workmen at Rus
sells Foundry, corner of Halsted and Kinzic
streets, were employed in casting, one Of their
number who was said to be intoxicated, spilled
his ladle Of molten iron in such = manner % to
pour it into the boots Of another workman who
stood by him. The agony ofthe burn caused the
second man to drop his ladl,, the sealding con-
tents of which fell upon the man who had charge
of the crane. He let that fall, and in an instant
the molten fluid spread throughout the shop, &C.
verely burning some twenty workmcn, and set
ting the shop on fire in several places. which,
however, was soon cxtinguishcd. Some Of the
workmcn were horribly burned in the breast and
legs-but none of them fatally.-Chicago
Journal
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla.

the most efectual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. Il il COM
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of tho
SYSTEM from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should Be employed for the cure Of
not only scrofula, but also those other aaec-
tons which arise from it, such - ERurrvD
and SKIN DIsEAsEs, 81. ANrRoNY's FnR,
RosR. or ERysIrELAs, PNPLEs, PUsruIxs,
BLorcHEs. BLA1Ns and BoIIs, TUNoRs. TR11zR
and SALT RHEuM, ScALD HEAD, Rrxowonx,
RHEuNArIsM. SYPuILITIc and MERcuR1AI DIS
EASES, DRoPsr, DYsP1PsIA, DRs1I1rr, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING IRON VIVA.
TED OR IMPURE Boon. The popular belief
in " impsyity Of the 6lood" IL founded in truth.
for scrofula i degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsap.-
rlla j. to purify and regenerate this vital Auid,
without which sound health i impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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St. LOuis. July z

81 LOUIS, July 81.
Groceries arc quite firm at last quotations, but
sales are limited; the high rates prevent dealers
from ventcring on large lots. Some pretty heavy
purchases Of Sugar have been made from first
hands in the last day or two, however, and the
sales could not be duplicated to day at the same
rates. 3S hhds fully fair sold to day at SIC, and
strictly prime is held at 9Ac; even this is lower
than New Orleans rates would Justify. Coffee
sells, in a small way, at l64c for prime Rio, anl
l@l4c less for lower grades. Little or no primo
Rice can be found in the market, and it is held
at 5s@6c.
The produce market is generally unchanged,
except an improvement in Wheat and Corn, ow-
ing to small receipts.
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nEcrlox PRorHEcrks.

no ;n,.r Washington, July 20.
nNagence received here at Republican
luar'efs during the past two weeks enable
give you the following representations a.
I, .ssl' q the election in November next
- %M'.a' local causes, the majority for
n, soSean candidate for Governor Of Maine
II. Sp'ember exceed Eve or six thousand
4, en, however, win be trebled in Noyem-
.,sh.4 neon' New Hampshire, Vermont and
AN a are unqaestionably reliable for
:! very large majorities. Rhode Island
go. lieut. vail 60 decisively for Lincoln
Asvg - o. last spring having been entirely
EM : fernando Wood viii have 90 much TO
1 -. = nome, that he cannot throw bogus
a,.sn. Onnecdcut - he did In April; and
a.. leel sure Of carrying the State
az 80 aa1 700 majority. You can safely
~, ~. York a. one Of the most certain
kty 49, Lincoln. The Douglas popu.
)pab5ss.sN myth. In no State are the
u, ~ \ eesier Organized than in the Empire
0pes.. are prepared to carry it Whether
Ae, i, agree upon . common Electoral
Vi Is aaa Pennsylvania will give Lincoln
M u * MAJORITY, the Tariff Issue having
js,..D. .s1ocracy out ofexistence, while In
Sd mi. - same question viii exercise 20
aa, ss. From the West the accounts
u s.ss,ng Ohio 10 regarded Is reliable
Isi,M.a majority. Lane 10 expected to
aedsI ;' ]. BY 10000 in October, and Illinois
=, = sure for Lincoln by . very large
,~s. account Of TIE Breckenridge and
Inn sls 10 the interesting region known
ssu,.s ass YELL and Everett diversion, Il 10
aT., slli help Lincoln 10 that State, the
CoeopHy having sustained Douglas in
tueb;ss. Iowa, Wisconsin, Ninnesota
zscss !. 10 doubts are expressed. The cir.
anl.saa oer which Douglas VS. nominated
~. 80 J, the efforts Of his iriends ia those
~ sos,s y he had been regularly noaainated
t,,,u0eaIld have had come weight IL Ma.
E.H Maryland and other southern
xa 3 %: w ieeeive . suiIicient number
Wa. ' r him from the charge Of sec-
Ay~...s.' ron az this informatioo / s.ther
- =. lAce that Lincoln viii be eiscted
49, combinations that csn Is made
Cincinnati Gazette. I-f0I- n
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Chicago, Aug. 9.

q 1n1s chicago, Aug. 2.
There was an active demand for grain, yester.
day, and good business was DONE The ruling
prices being 81, O0 for No. red winter wheat;
s4c for No. do, Csc for No. spring; soc for
No. 2 do; 81 OF for No white winter; and 81 .OG
@l ,06 for No. l. Corn went off freely at 4lg@
42c for No. 3, and 429@43c for No. l. Flour
was dull at q decline Of lOc per bbl-the sales
being strictly confined to the city trade. The
receipts were ss5 bbis. -four, against 962 the
same day last year; and 122. 1879 bush of grain,
against 15,l o5 bush the same day in 1859. The
shipments were 243,39s bu grain, against 2S. sol
bush the same day in lS59.-Times and Herald.
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PEARSON Brownlow launches this cutting retort
At the columns Of the Breckinridge Democracy
Bseck;syidge DsaiA.- Mr. Breckinsidge 10
known 70 be . duelist, although he never killed
bis man, nor did any man ever kill him. We
don't object to him on account Of his fighting
propensities, and we think the Southern chivalry
and Union dissolving Democracy who put him
forth ought TO be represented BY nght'ng men.-
Il vill lose NJ. BreckinFidgs, however, all the
cossc;e,1;oss and piesu Democrats, Who were hos.
roe stricken in 1874, because Clay vas duelist,
and had Get st defiance tho laws Of God and man.
and shown willingness 70 make orphans and
widows, and sptll blood. That numerous class Of
the Democratic party ere too eos,sisteS % sasn
about nov, and vote for Kentucky duelist.
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SAPoN1FfER,
Or, Concentrated Potash.

1ors GRan Double fAe StrsH0tA Of Ordiaayy lvsasa.
Hor mailing Soap without lime with little trouble snd a
fing expense The cheape article discovered fbF
the purpose. One pound viii make twelve or ans,u -.
Ions Of good eo Soap, Of mine pous Hard SOAP Pne-
err win find II Superior article for cleaning type. M =
perfectly soluble and ffee from impurities.
Broken In small lernps and pt y n I, B. and en-.
cans. 45a5st -sF~ag'
Manufactured q the Challenge Chemical Works. Dssns
Ign, and sold By Err DURKRE CO.
jan2bply. WY Isl NoS( ElrneGK Y
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CakAA BEER-As TIE warm vsaaher ID ap-
proceeding, We begin 70 think Of refreshing
drinks Il hsvs famed receipt which ! give
Il IL an efervescing drink, but far pleasanter
than soda water, inssmsch yoa DO not have %
drink for your life in order 70 get your moneys
worth. The elervsscencs b much more slOw.
Two ounces Taftssle acid, two pounds Of
white sugAr, 10 juices Of half Iemon and Tires
pints Of water. Boil together Ave uinutes.-
When dearly cold addthe whites II three err
we'll beaten, With halt cspof 6osr, an ounce d
eaesnce a winteFgreen. Bottle and keepi 10 .
cool place. Take two tablespo onfhls * this ~
rup for eumhlss Of water, aad cd oas-4uaftes
of tesspoeafbl of Duds,-L y. T., u Oountsy
(3eneie0on,
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n,vucs AND sLAvxaY.-Tn speech deHv.
View York, in 1887, Mr.. Webster uttered
: sn.r;ne sentimente: - 81

!, vucs AND SLAvxay.-ln speech deliv
.yev York, in 1887, Mr.. Webster uttere,
=. ts,sing sentiments: q.
.s,,,.meu. We all see that by vhomsoevs
- fexas ID likely to be slaveholdinl
- and Ifrasl1y arOr nay e,sfire ssa,rig;sv
w. S.,kkinc srkifA aaaQ erse.d he alasesS q,
49,. nay on tbs cost;ssnt or ed cfSe,
a. Stasts 10 NE Unios. When nv !
- .I.y,rv . . great moral, social, and 10.
MI evil, l only use Language which has beee
.snsed b. distingsished men, themselves citi.
- e slaysbsIding States ! shah do nothing,
's...sa,. 70 favor Or encourage its further ex.
psssa'
l,,ssO, be expressed himself thus:
81. Vlrswv there Is a part;eslav good to Be-
lu.-slrrr there Is a tract af land to ds stayed
~ 6m ixxaisg sle,s territory, am ready to
~ d. E,soJls Of lie exclusion Of Aasesy. I
!. aMriS i from, tie year 1887. I hare been
80 b il. sgsis and ogcin, a'sd 4 vii .tIGn
a~ya~ 924ausl -GaCIl
Al .gsin, in the same speech he says: s
H. Reident, three things are clear a. his
rd svAs; one 10, that there was IN cxpecta-
q that on the ceasing Of the importation Of
res slavery would begin to run out |; that Was
nd for and expected. Another il, that % far
I. :xr vas any power in Congress to prevent
rre.d Of slavery in the United States, that
MI vas executed in the most absolute man.
I and 70 he fullest extent by the passage Of
I, 0c,;n.nee Of 1851. o.
: other and third clear historical truth is that
4 Convention meant TO leave slavery in the
ates ss ,hey found it, entirely under the author.
\ and control Of the States themselves That
the state of things, and this is the state Of
Gnion under which those very important mat
+ we're arranged and those two important
hss done; that is, the establishment of the |
Institution with recognition OF slavery as it |
ICED IN the States, and the establishment of |
ordnance prohibiting to the full extent, Of |
Territory owned by the United States the in |
auction Of slavery into those Territories, and |
eaving 70 each State all power over slavery
b limits
NJ chrs record is equally emphatic. In q
FsA delivered in the United States Senate he
supessed his opposition to the extension of
rT INTO free territory:
s. long IS God allows the vital current to
through nv veins, will never, ne,er, NEVER,
sd or thought, by mind or will, aid in ad-
go one rod OF free territory to the eyerlast-
Gss Of human bondage"
Aai, in debate in the Senate in 1850; he
an sorry to hear the Senator from Nissis-
~ that he requires first the extension of
Is0ui Compromise line to the Pacific, but
INT be is not satisfied with that, but re-
% II understand him correctly, positive
FEoa for the admission Of slavery South Of
hne. And now, sir, coming as do from
State, owe it to myself, / owe it to the
PIT owe il to truth, to say that no earthly
reculd induce me to ask for specific meas
im the Introduction of slavery where it had
before existed, either South or North Of that
H.
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! ATEST NEWS.

WANTED--One Hundred Dozen Old Chickens, for tl,e
southern MARKET within the next ten days. for which
Will pay from u 80 to Zoo per dozen In cash, at
HENRY +. FORD'N
No. 1Os. cor. 9Th an jefferson ~, Burlington.
suQ1 -d1tw1fA
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Buy Ayers Cherry Pectoral for Coughs, Ayers
Sarssparilla for Scrofulous complaints, and
Ayers Pills for all the purposes Of Purgative
Medicine. d&w1t
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II rnnAtR OorxS 1ra Hoaa e. hvated e
sEho1Hev "a coosSSsscy, ~ lutety q Haautssl
1870. $500, Uays.4 - vie6 - IN
- er,par1uaant. ~ O1nfnfs Chay3as Rnm. =
lfalloued lin u asnh clothss uhers, alter 80
I reeearch andl faflNne " scarce nv Il hes 81
could have undesGoue, sAe foand him q ~
woods lying 4of DECD, afeee . 1kifmt1h With -
Indians and With Poinard wound MAytal
studied surgery u England, -, with On arao
Ind vigihncs which Galy snch I passion cOuls
49,. 49, =. !. a'e ~ ss1I =. "A. 4. y. ~
10y i. - $500 - 49, y g -
s - 49, y, - 49, a1 wss1 ecefoe
SSssIhe 49, ~ 80 ~ 20 80 49, g - 49,
~. 49,, S-sa ~ ~. - - 49, ~
and d -: bshis an .,.r,,.esa ~ h.-s.
ne esassport &C ~ unceeaIpr ssplsaiees ~ ~
end reerek ~ thas doar. tho9Gh II thoa 1houehl
dis&snt, object sc bis soul bsinx CHARGED - ~
viii he franuanittinr N 49,. ksd ~ esnfaIr
died, biz rsmains and dying aasevesaiioas q
oonstaney and graeisu0e Tor t. unpof1lo5etl
care and Tenderness o. his nut1es The bearer Of
them b0t recovering they removed - PhiIadel-
phia, where > soon sshe feund caeFgyman
~ ~ - y - 49, q 49,
e. II. cHe-Is-- 49,.
ide.i !, ~ ss,.. ~. u 80, 49,
corid ~, - sI.Is
The fatirne vhich M ma underrone IA ~
poison not uroDerlv erueIled vhicR - had n.
bibed FINN III vonnd. rnderm;ned her coree;tn.
ton. The knovledee he had oft ana piercinr
regret At having been the occasion affecting him
more sensibly, he died ofa broken heart last
Spring, ct JohnstOwn New York. She lived to
return and impl0Fe forginenesa Of her fricada,
whom she had distressed 20 long BY the igno-
49, y neF oeatlny. She dlcd ~ consequence
- ~ gsess eF'eis ana amlcsaOns 9 the age q
s~eu's-saA' A
Tbe 80. r.:n.:,,a d ,.-,...,
xat;on of .he Rsnnbi;.s. 80. o ~
c,,r;l.,Ia 49,, .''sI' 10y z v'.nss sec
Of American slavery. with view IA IL ultim.te
extinction throughout the land Sir. I confaea
the object Of the Legislation / contemplate 4 o
PUT DOWN this outside interference: ~ : il
yefyess ne frr7sessiNe conflict"
50 said Senator Douglas last winter when
pleading in the U. &. Senate for his scdition law.
80 far from REFRESHING the irrepressible conflict,
however, y DroEe out IN ms own patty, and re-
Plesse0 Nun. s 5ss
Blondin u perfectinr himself On h;s rome ~
anticipation OF the coming Of ne Prince of
Wales. He crossed and re-croase,l a. Aava
lince, in six minutes. three minutes each vnv
Few could have run faster on 1 good bridge.
The I.r.re.e rsc.,,.so,,s ...,,,v,,.4.. - n.
FORK CIV Connc;l .,are ,,.rss,I, .,;rt. L.nS.S
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A party Of fear army recruits, ct Buffalo. n.
r., weso taking sell out on tho lake. last Bat
srday aftsrnoon, whsp ~ boat csps1ssd snd swo
were drowned. 'Ass
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Over four thousand bushels Of corn have been
sold in this vicinity during the past week to Gov
eminent agents. The price paid was forty cents
per bushel and the corn 10 to be taken to the
military station at "Big Timbers," near Bent's
Fort ON the Arkansas OF this corn Aessrs.
Haworth 4 6oden sold two thousand bushels
aud DR.. Armor one thousand. The remaining
thousand was gathered up At different places Ia
the county. The price now asked by farmers for
corr we believe il fifty cents-being double the
price asked three weeks since No matter how
favorable the weather may be for the new crop
the remainder Of the season., corn will not at any
time within the next twelve months be worth
less than 6fty cents per busheL -Emporia Kan
saal Newn hns9
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Nm a. - Genital Railrsad Il now con.
aE 49,. track, which has been a..
nyres ~ g 0milss betweea Rockies
cssss aaa " nilss bstvesa Faispost
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BOOK BINDERY.
Nee~ Ds1isitnsse,

II - 0O1k3OVND20 ~e1f<
an establiahed fact, 4 Stan
proved BY IN that have
resDrted % Win coun.
for which Il ID recon-
II has cured thousands'
who had given up an
D q - Or oue uns0llcl "a
session show.
adapted 70 The tempera-
taking e, and used in|
gently On the bowels.
your judgment guide
LIVER INvIdO-
cures LfvRR Cow
fAC Is, DYspKPsiA n
g UM ~ COMPLAINTS.
Sofa STOMACH, hApIrrAl.l
CHOLERA M0RDUs, CHOLE-|
LESck, JAcxpfcR, FR-I
may BE- used successfully |
MEDICINE. 10 will cafei
sands can testify,) mi
On THREg fKAsPooNyruLsl
nent Of attack.
0IvIx0 their testimony inI
Mo- cater in tie AOutJ
nac1{If3aa k1fA ff1.~fRss - I
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no 0u1s1, aD1 has beco0l
d Medicine known aad -.
4 used e, and Il nov
Z 6eiice In all the diseases
= nended.
within the last two yeara
q hopes Of relief, NJ the
b certificates Ia my nos
The dose / ,st b
I ment Of the individual
u such quantities as 10 act
al Let the dictates Of
4 lyon In the use Of ~
and IL WI
y PLANTS, BMLioUs AT.
3 iCHRokIc DIAEaHoEA.
= DrskNTERY, DRoPsr.
= C0STIsEsEss, CHoLIC.
4 "A IxyAHTrn, .FLATu.
: MALE WEAKNESSES. and
> las m OnDssAay FANNY
] Ssck HEApAchs. (as thou.
I TwsxTY MINUTES, Is TWO
= ARE TAKEx u Commence.
i ALL VINO USE " ARE
.tsfavOr.
ETA IA EalSi,ynrv,Sn~ 80
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fa'AHr PoLrrlcAL NEWS, FOR ALL PAR1yxs.
Buhydt at his News Depot, Post Office,
sapcssession and constantly in receipt Of
e''A'' portraits, medals, photographs, and
1st Of al the Presidential candidates.
@'''llul busts Of Lincoln and Douglas are
ambition at the News Depot. Every
" whatever political creed can be fully
WIN pictures TO admire, laugh at and
with papers to read, and badges "a
al IN and be fitted out. Frank Leslie
s"eekly Budget Of Fun for this week,
~a'est Eastern dailies are ON his table.
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y About week since We published an item
Ne running away of two horses, and their
~ bringing up on Front street against Q
post considerably to the injury of the post.
'sasay vas caused by dog biting one of
Aafses Yesterday the owner of the dog,
ame is zeigenhimer, came forward with
fActaiion, having just arrived home, shot
as Immediately. and fully Unidentified the
Vmpsny and other parties who received
ED their property by tho runaway, for
b& The amount paid was upward of $40.
mach less business would our lawyers trans
flen generally would act on such principles.
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s s.y ~ s;;ss;s $50! ms:s -, 49, -
~ 1870 q c1eck p. -, maA1AG ~ esanoe-
~, = 49, IN Car 1e Kea11k- g IeoAuk
~ = =" - VAe unenl1csne keo&nk ~ =. Lei
Ixnsf WI. RxDsLEY. A. :
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The following curious account 10 given in Ap.
pleton's Cyclopedia, Of the number Of horsea in

The following curious account 10 given in Ap.
pleton's Cyclopedia, Of the number Of horsea in
the various parts of the world:
The general estimate has been eight 70 ten
horses in Europe for every hundred Inhabitants.
Denmark has ~ horses to every hundred inhab.
itants, which Is more than any other European
country Great Britain and ireland have 2, 5OO,-
600 horses; France 4 600 600; Austria, exclusive
Of Italy, $500, COO Russia S,S00, 000 The
United States haa q, OOO, 600. which Is more than
any European country. The horses Of the whole
world are estimated at 7.49O,0OO.
CoxTEnrf ron PooR MEH.-Is seems natural
for . Democrat to hate . poor man. Wigfall
thinks him criminal; Hammond calls him .
saudsill; Green denounces him ~ one Of the Lag
zaroni; johnson thinks be ought 70 be slave;
and "Disunioa Smith, Of Oregon, Joe Lanes
late partner ID the q. & Senate, In late public
speech in Oregon City, said .'he bad rather be .
decent mans nigger In the South than poor
white man Ct the North !" II there h doesn't
man 10 the 6outh who wants ssas Niger - the
author Of this, hs will confer favor upon Ore.
gcn BY sending there for him at once.
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Our distinguished young friend, B. J. Hall
ain apsA he stump. We have word Of
Ne for biz pirate ear-Never speak more
Tour hour upon one occasion to the same
eaee, and beware of VIM. +. johnson.