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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-10-09
ASSAULT ON DEPUTY MARSHAL CLEvE-

ASSAULT ON DEPUTY MARSHAL CLEvE
LAND Deputy United States Marshal CIeve
land, who had warrant against u man named
Michael Calvin for horse stealing arrested him
Monday on the levee. As soon as Calvin was
arrested he struck the Marshal with q slung-
shot and knocked him down. Calvin then ran
few rods, when Mr.. Cleveland fired at and
missed him, he having taken refuge in Il saloon
The Marshal followed him into the saloon and
fired another shot at him without effect, but
injured as he was he succeeded in making the
arrest.
officer Patterson was promptly on the spot
and assisted to arrest Calvin. In the difficulty
Mr.. Cleveland left his revolver, which that Off
Ger recovered during the evening.
Calvin was lodged in the county Jail and will
have hearing this morning.
Mr.. Cleveland, who is stopping at the Inter-
national, is a good deal injured about the head.
HOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, New
York, offers the most liberal advantages to
parties desiring to eff ct insurance
Rev. EDW'D EGGLESTON,
st. Paul, State Agent for Minnesota.
sep9-dSw-wed-3m
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Review Of the New Work Grocery
Market.

From the New York Shipping and Commercial List
September 80.
CoFEEE-The sales are 1867 bags Rio part at
31@3215c; 1852 Santos 3015c; $50 Savanilla 80
M31c: $50 CeylOn 32c; 12O Maracaibo Sic: 60
bags and 81 mats Java 37@3S15c, discount for
cash; 165 bags st Domingo 261S0271Sc: 1000
do in bond-a resale-supposed 1910 cash.
The stock OF Rio in the country as made up by
Messrs w Scott & Son is 50, 3lS bass-viz -
5031S bag here and 5000 at Baltimore.
SUGAR.-The market for Raw since our last
has again presented considerable activity, and
prices are One-quarter of a cent higher than on
Friday last. Fair to Good Refining Cuba being
now current a; 11ss011119 cents, and Fair Gro
Gerry 115s@1 q, 4 mos. The advance in gold
yesterday tended to increase the firmness of
holders, and the advic-s from Cuba of the alb
sence of American vessels, and small sl,ip-
ments thence, induced some speculative in
quiry. Refined continues active at improving
prices, corresponding with the advance in Raw
and the whole production is readily absorbed.
Messrs. r. L. q A. Stuart quote their Loaf
16Ic, White 1890, and Yellow C 15sS-the
prices of the other refinerS are Ice for hard.
153S@1515c for soft white, and 14(014J6c cash.
for Yellow. The sales of Raw are 4. $50 hhds
Cuba at Oss@12$4c; 629 hhds Porto Rico. 115S
@13c; 432 hhds New Orleans II L@14c: % hhds
Clarified do, 1454c, and 1882 boxes Havana.
part to arrive Io1s@l24; mos.
MOLAssEs-The market is extremely firm
and buOyant, prices having advanced 3@5 %
gallon. the greatest improvement being ON the
better qualities. The stock is light and scat
tered, and there is good demand both from
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Dasi ID.

At Fcrt Ripley. Minnesota. September 3ith 1868,
Private Cii ARIES POPE of Company A, LIST Reg
iment Minnesota Mounted Rangers.
At Fort ri ley, Minnesota. Sep ember a0th, 1868,
Private GEOnGG PARA III. of Company a, Isl
Regiment Minnesota Mounted Rangers.
The friends of both Il ese noble-hear ed men, who
have sacrificed their lives in the dee1ce Of their
country, may rest assured that curing heir sickness
they received kind treatment and sJlders as vel.
as a Christians burial.
LIEUT.. WIN. PAIST, Post Adi't.
In this city, on MOndty, the oh inst MARY
C4ARK~ON, CT " daughter of Charles and AdeIaide
A. Nichols, aged year, ~ months and days.
On Thursday October ist LILLIAN ISMOJ, in
the sigty-frst year of his age.
On Monday night the 2sth inst. ARTHUR
TUDOR, youngest of Charles and Jalia NJ.
Thon pson, ed IL months.
On the 8oth inst, of consumption in the thirty
fifth year of her age MALVI Ma IAN >ON wife of
E. e Cooper. exingron Observer and st. louis
Republican please copy.
On the list inst, in this city, of consumption Mr..
" WERNWAY of hic go III.
On Wednesday the 2ad inst, FANNIE. eldest
daughter OF Da id G. and Salie S. Price, aged nine
sears and five months.
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Leather Market.
REpoETED BY KIssi.ER & RlEaL.
COMMUNICATED

eg- PULMONARY CONSUMPTION A CURA-
BILE DISEASE!.!-A CARD TO CONSUME
TlVES-T undersigned having been rest. red to
health in few weeks by very ST nple remedy
after having suffered several years with lung
affection and that dread disease Consumption, is
anxious to make known to his fellow-suferers the
means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scrp,on used Tree of CHARGE with the direc ions
for preparing and using the same, which they vii,
find cure for CoN;UMrTioN, ASTHMA, Bnox-
onris, Couaus, ColDs, &c. The only object of TIE
alvertis r in sending the prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread Information which he con.
ceives to be nvaluable and he hops every sufferer
will try his remedy, it viii cost them nothing
and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription win please
address,
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Oct9 w3m Wilamsburgh, Kings Co, N. Y.
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= Chicago Market.
FRIDAY EVENING. October .

FRIDAY EVENING, October O.
Wheat opened active and buoyant but be-
came more quiet on Change and closed firm at
an advance on yesterday of fully lc p bushel-
with sales OF about 40 COO bushels at l O3C0
% for No Red WINTER sec for Rejected
Winter; 81 0319C@l O4M for No 1 Spring;
IOO9@1 " for No 2 Spring; and 91Ca981Sc
for Rejected Spring At The close the market
rallied from the lowest quotations and there
was fair demand at OF for No and OF for
No 2Spring.
Oats were also in better request and we note
an advance in prices of 1(@114c 2 bushel-with
sales of about 100 600 bushels at 81 X; .o52 u for
No and Ole for No in store-closing firm
at 524.
Hignwines were steady at Soc Beans are in
good demand and active at 6 115Gq2 10.
Butter is active and tirm-with limited sales
for shipment at 1719091STc.
Timothy Seed is firm and steady at %.
Flax Seed is still in good demand and active
at 2 75(02 80.
The Salt market is excited and unsettled, and
we note an advance of 5@1Oc q barrel on do
nestle. Foreign is also firm.
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MAR RIED.

Bv Fleet F. Strother. Esq at he international
Hotel, October Sd, FREDERICK CLAIR to Mis-.
Ell IA YARrON, both of st. Anthony.
On Wednesday September seth, at st. Anthony
by Rev. Charles Seccombe, Mr.. CHARLES W.
BROW Y to Miss MARIA E. POTTGEISER, both
of st. Paul.
On the lst inst at the residence Of the bli els
father by Eev j. n. iliams w. r. NOBLE, OF
IT Paul to Miss s. LOUISA WILLIAMS, OF can.
non tails. IOc,rds.
In St. Peter, on the goth ult. by Rev John Kerns
NJ ARTlN WILLIAMS to Miss LYDIA a. COOK, al
of st. Pe'er.
Sept mber 2sth, by Fleet F. ST other. Esq, Mr.
CHARLIE, COTS, of st. Paul, to Miss ADELE
GAMMELIA of DakO county.
September 9 tn, at the residence of bishop Grace
by the Rev Father Ireland WILLIAM Il. ILLiN'--
WORTH TO KATE Z. GUNNUP. both of st. Paul
In this city, on the 2ad inst. by Rev. j. d. Pope
Mr.. SVEN LlNDALL to Miss SA RA &. HANSON.
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Milwaukee Market...Oct.3 8.

The wheat market ruled steady yesterday at
the advance established on Thursday afternoon.
Sales up to the close of Change amounted to
175, 600 bushels al 81 0311a@1 Va for No spring
in store, 81 " for the same quality, sellers OPP
ton, and 81 %, buyers option. all the month,
and 81 OO@1 OO13 for No in store. The latter
was offered freely at the outside figure, but
buyers generally refused to pay over 81 90.
There was a good inquiry for No at 81 O315
@1 O3s and was offered very freely at 81 Va.
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Salt.


PITTSBURGH, october /.
Salt more active but without change; sale
from depot of three cars No extra at 50 30 q
brl. Liverpool selling at 81 250l3 30 . sack.
TOLEDO, October /.
Fine 81 d I. brl; coarse and ground solar
81 so.
New YORK, October /.
Liverpool is in steady demand and with mod
crate receipts prices are supported; the sales
are 2075 sicks Ashtors fine TO arrive, ard an
invoice of go do ex ship at 80 50(02 55 $50 do
MarShalls do 81 10: 22oO do ground 81 90; and
40 tons Cette, about ABE 4 mos
There have been no arrivals of West India.
An invoice of 225O sacks Jeffrey 81 Darcey's
Liverpool fine, aloat, was sold before arrival
on private terms.
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The Mcclellan Testimonial.

To the Editor of The World:
The enclosed circular explains itself.
The subscription was almost universal in
the Army of the Potomac, but the pres
sure from the War Department was So
strong against it that il had to be sus-
pended. General Meade headed the list
with twenty dollars, handsome subscrip-
ton. SUBSCRIBER.
CIRCULAR.
The object of the proposed testimonial from
the Army Of the Potomac to Major Gen. Nc
Clellan having been misconstrued, and the pro-
ceeding being considered as contrary to army
regulations, it is deemed proper. for these rea-
sous, by many who have united in it, to pro-
coed no furihe in the matter.
Sep emDer p 1868
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FIN a NCIAE.
New York Money Marker,

BY TELEGRAoH
New YORK, Oct. 6--1 Pm
SrocKs-Better, fair and active.
GoLD-Reached ~ in the streets
MONEX-6.
STERLING-Higher, 61@62
RAILROAD SToCKs-New York Central, 34s5:
Erie, OH.
Gov'r STocKs-73Os, 1 O61l.
SECOND REPORT.
New YORK, Oct 6-6 p. M.
GoLD-Unchanged and irregular and frmer;
opening 4515, advancing 475s, closing heavy
1864.
Govt SrocKs-Firmer; U. S. 6's, 81, cou-
pons, 1915; 1905, 1861 @106I.
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PittsburG Petroleum Market.
PITTSBURC. Oct. /

PITTSBURG, Oct. I,
The Oil market continues to rule very quiet,
for both crude and refined. and we have con-
seQuently but few transactions to record. There
is still 4 fair local demand for crude and we
note sales of 200 brls, in two lots of one hun
dred each, &c, and one hundred at 271ac,
packages returned Including packages, fair
quotation would be 37lc. Refined in bond is
quiet and steady, but III the absence of sales we
omit quotations. There is some inquiry for
free Oil, and we continue to quote at 62@64c,
according to quality. Sales of 80 brs light
straw &c. Benzins and Resdium have under
gone no change whatever.
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AcotDENT.-A team in which were three
of Singers sewing machines and show case,
which Mr. johnson the agent, had on exhibit
ton, met with an accident Friday last in CON-
ing from the Fort it appears that in COM
ing down the hill from the Fort, the
breech strap broke and the horse backed to the
edge of the bluif the hind wheels of the wagon
going over, and the machines and show case
sliding out and over the bluff Fortunately
there was no other injury done, although it was
quite an escape for both driver and team. The
loss will be, perhaps, in the vicinity of $500, as
all the machines were totally destroyed.
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The New York HarbOr Defcnces-.
500 Guns in Pc sitiOn.

At meeting Of the Chamber of Com
merce of New York, on the 1st inst, a
report was made from the Committee to
examine the harbor defences, that yes
sci would be exposed to a raking fire of
eight hundred guns of the heaviest cali
bre IN its passage into this harb6r, ard
they did not see how hostile vessel could
90 through the narrOws
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A LARGE RAFT FROM MINNEsoTA.-The
Dubuque Herald of Wednesday says: "A large
raft of lumber containing 900, 900 feet passed
down the river Monday evening for st. Louis,
where lumber is worth $45 The raft came
from Saltwater, Minnesota, from Schulenberg,
Boekler g. Co s mills, and was piloted down
by John Parker, who knows every inch of the
river from Saltwater to st. Louis and has few
equals in his line. He brought the raft down
without any trouble, Notwithstanding the low
stage of the river, starting twenty days ago.
Daniel McLain is also down with raft of logs,
which he hat bored in Savannah Bay, sixty
miles below here, on account of the low
water"
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COMM ERCIAL
New York Market

BY TELEGRAPH.
New York. Oct. G-1 IL
FLOuR-MOre active and Toe better.
WHEAT-1@2c letter
CORN-EXcited
GROCERIEs-Firm but quiet.
SECOND REPORT.
New York, Oct 6-6 p. Nj.
FLoUR-Decidedly more active; closes 100
15c higher.
WHEAr-Has advanced 1@2c with more &C.
tive demand; 114@1 16 old Chicago Spring :
1 2S@1 80 new do; 1901 "a old Milwaukee
Club; 20 01 So old Winter Red Western
CORN-FImer,
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Review of the st. Paul Markets,

EhiOETED EXPRESSLY FOR TIE PAIL pIoNrFr ,,n
OORRBcrED by OUR OWN REPORTER
Sr. Paul October {, 1893.
There has been consde abe reduction: . ,u.r
cles of p oGuce during the past eek In ;c1 the
reduction is consderabl and it wi we IN, n nd
be still firth reduced in a week or two
WHEAT-G5e@1' c u bushe
RYh-G5l@1' C q bushe
BARI. EI-S q bushel
OATS-Gec u bushel
CORN-7Jc o bushel.
TlMUruY-S y 90 q bnshel.
FLOUR-Superline sob III bb,s $3.50 in sacbs
CORN MEAi.-q} blg, go.
BEANS-Whie. q bu>hel Sc.10@2.c5
MESS POltk-Ce lear. n Dbl Sl5; Mesa Sf4
MESS BkEFS Dbl, s 251a.
12N8l5c.
plain Soc; shoudc i 55s5SSc. ''si@
DRIED BEEt-la@l!c % 10.
l. RD-9Qgl- &c u b.
SUGAR-N.O. Y 1l09131lc . h.; refined, =, 3 and
C. l5@@ll7A; Cuba, refined, 13@l4c; loaf crushed
Teas black s5c0$l 20; Green, :5cT$l.5 so
COftEE-tai" ki0 q b., BIC; prime, 32@;33;
Laguyra 35c: Java GS0g4Cc.
KlCE-a@lrc u tb.
SALT-salina 50. 75a4.co . Dbl, firm
EG SIS dozen, ltGG1n12c.
FRUITS Green Apples . Dbl. So 81; Dried a3
b., Sc, Peaches 9t@l- re; Cemeteries q bu,
$500; RaisinS S.. 15& 5 80 p box. half boxes,
42.15: Prunes, 1S@2Cc; Currants l6G@lsc; Almonds,
lS0 DC
tISIi-No 1 Mackerel per Dbl, Sc: No. >. Sl3:
Dry Cod, per cwt.. SO GsS.Uo. Scaled Herring per
box zoe
CANDLES-Moud Tallow, lie per h Star,
100. DC; AdamantIne &c; s. ern, te5c.
LiQUOl s. &C lied, Common, per gal, 4!c;
MOnongahela 5utGs!c; Old Bourbon, $l.,o@93.UU;
Cider per bbl. $150GS.00; I iertes, 81" 90.
TOBACCO-Plug, 50@a!c: Natural Leaf, S599cc;
Fine Cut 609Stc; smoking. l592'c
Itaaf foot Ia. Do y ELc IN RF,t
ton, lot@lHc per ID Poultry 1oi@l2c.
POTATOES as per bushel.
ONiONS-f2. 80 per bush l.
OILS-Carbon, by Dbl, SEC; Whale $l.00;
NeatsOet, $l.5o; Lard Sl.oo Linseed, $l.43@1.5O ;
Turpentine, $500; sperm. refined, $2.25.
WHITE LEAD-SlttGl2 Der cwt
MoLASsES-P Plantation per gal, 559G5c; Sugar
House ioQ9I5c; Golden -yrup 15@S'c.
LEAD AND sHoT-Pig l0c; bar, nc per H.;
Shot, -. 5
POWDLR-Fer keg, 50. 25.
LIME-Prime Point Byron 500; Alton $1o5
SOAPS-Family, &C per To-; Palm, &c; Ger
man &c; Cattle BE
GLASS-American Window, Sx1o 1915 1oxlo,
S420; I0X14, T4.5o; 10xlG 10 12xl6, $4.15; 12xlS
10 12x20. $5z5@6.0o.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

MINNESOTA HoPs.-Mr. Adam Trail OF
Hanover county has raised this year fifteen
hundred pounds of hops from two and half
acres of ground. We are assured by brewers
who have purchased these hops, that they are
fully equal to the best New York hops. Mr..
Trail sells them at % cents per pound and will
realize off his two and half acres s315.
Farmers will do we'll to remember that there is
a good market for hops in this State.
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Wool in Michigan.

From the Detroit Advertis r.
There is great anxiety to purchase WOOL and
in some places, where 63c was offered last
week as the outside figure, 65c is paid now
We have returns rs follows: Albion, 62150Q
Coo: jackson, 60t065c Grass Lake, 63a65c;
Chelsea, 6O@65; Dexter, 60@65c.
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MINNESOTA APPLEs.-We were present.
ed yesterday by Bishop Craze with specimen
of apples grown in the garden of the Cathedral
from tree brought from France by the late
Bishop Cretin. They are splendidly favored
fruit, and the perfection to which they have
been brought proves conclusively that with
proper care as fine an apple can be raised in
this State as in any other in the Union.
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pioneer 4 democrat
TERMS.

TRI-wEEKLY PIONEER.
One COPY. by mail payable for any timeein'
advance) at the rate per year of........S5.0o
Clubs of five. to one address, each 5000. 4.50
Clubs of ten, to one address, each........ 40
WEEKLY PIONEER.
IN. oo,,v one year $500
Five or more copies each, one year. ...... 40
Ten or more copies each, one year. ....... l.6O
Twenty or more copies each, one year.. LOU
All subscriptions payable in advance.
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the trade and reiners, hence the considerable
advance in values. The sales are FOB hhds
Porto Rico at 590G215 the latter higher rate
than has been obtained here for many years
past 70 do sour, 80; 302 hhds, 42c and 6I0
brls Cuba Muscovado. 4115051 mostly 45M50
773 hhds, and GA ties Clayed Cuba. part 39M40,
including a cargo to arrive coastwise at the
latter price; 1T punchs St Kits, 47@4s: and
460 brls New Orleans, 4701G0, A mos. BY auc-
ton, $50 hrls New Orleans sold at 350401%c;
and so Lids Cuba G603814c. mos.
=. EA-lhe market continues very strong. in
ced in part by the rise in gold yesterday,
a. folders having pretty generally Withdrawn
"a stocks, there Is scarcely anything offering
no iirSt hands and business is much restricted
III - haequence; we notice 1850 hit chests
gre - TAG do in English order, SO uncolored
Jal 81 600 Oolony
I've notice fair demand for home
use, and fim market-sales / $50 bags Ram
COON at - l259W7 rs; 80 Patna. So Is. in
bond; and $50 90 duty paid, on private terms.
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Balance. ..............'' Too IL
From the above it appears that seventy-iive
children have been reserved from misery, and
probably degrad ,tion. through the benefcent
workings of this Institution. The expenses Of
the establishment, it will be seen, have been
very moderate compared with the amount OF
good done A great Improvement has been
made in the condition of the orphans. 10y the
transfer of the Asylum to the large stone build
ing on Ninth street. formerly used as Saint
Joseph's Academy. To meet the additional
outlay necessarily incurred by this trans er,
and to provide for the current expenses Of the
coming year, the regular Annual Fair will soon
be held 1t is believed the object OF the Fair
will prove its own best recommendation with
out further remark.
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The celebrated Wizard Oil man brought
into our office very hige eagle, which he
had caught at Camp Atchison.
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PRoMoTIoN.-Sergeant-Major David A.
Coffin, of the First Minnesota, to be First Lieu
tenant, vice Charles ii. Mason, died of wounds
received in battle
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APPOINTMENT David @. Evans, ESQ.,,
of South Bend, has been appointed by the Gov
ernor, a Brigadier General for the Second Brig.
ade Minnesota State Militia.
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SOLDIERS AND GENTLEMEN.-The CON-
pany q, 9Th regiment,) which has been quar-
tered for month or more in Mackublns
Block, under command of Capt. Horace b.
Strait and Lieut.. Joseph r. Ashley, has won
golden opinions from the people OF this city.
A more quiet, orderly, and gentlemanly set OF
men, in the best sense of the term, cannot be
found in the service. With very small
amount of duty to occupy their time, and sur
rounded as they are by all the temptations OF
city life, it is very much to their credit that
they have maintained such an excellent char
acter and are so highly commended by all those
who have been brought in contact with them.
This public acknowledgment is due to the
company, and is made at the request OF many
citizens.
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FIVE TWENTY LoAN.-The subscriptions
to this loan yesterday, at the banking house Of
all 500.
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THE GRAvE ON JACKSON STREET EX-
pLA1NED.-We have learned that the body eX-
humed from lot on jackson street, OF which
mention was made in yesterdays paper was
that of D. B. Freeman. who was buried there
fourteen years ago. Mr.. Freeman was clerk
for Mr.. A. L. Larpenteur, previous TO his
death. He took sick at Saltwater, from over
heating himself in the cndeavor to eaten pair
of horses which had become detached from q
sleigh, in which he was going to party Id
Saltwater, and died about three weeks after
. wards. He was an Odd Fellow, and as there
was no Lodge then in the city, the ODD Fellows
sojourning here assembled, and, under the
guidance of Past Grand Ben. W. Branson,
performed the burial rites. Mrs. McConkey,
formerly Miss Bishop, made the wreath OF
flowers found in the coffin, and was at the
funeral.
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Hide Market.

REpogrED by klssLER & RlI1IL-
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RoBBERY.-A soldier claimed to be
robbed in the Wild Hunters Saloon
night before last of $40 and silver watch. He
tated that he went to bed and placed his pants
sunder his pillow. containing his money and his
watch and that his pockets were empty in the
morning. Whether he has lost the money or
not we do not know. We state the facts as
we have been informed of them.
STILL ONwARD.-Notwithstan the hard
times and high prices, the sale of the Chemical
Saleratus is still on the increase. People will
use it, and every successful housewife tells her
neighbor, and when her neighbor tries it she
tells another, and thus its fame spreads until it
:shard to tell where it will stop. 8
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AT Philade phia mammoth floating
artery of $500 tons is Building.