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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-31

A.-Dalley's Magical Pain Extrsstor.
Twenty years has convinced everybody
tried that this saye the very best Cures Burns
Piles Corns Rheumatism, Eryapeas, Sores and sprsins
all other remedies have failed Try Is cent boz.
Buy the genuine private black stamp signature H.
Daley in white the end. Depot No q Liberty street.
Hsw H0rt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-31

royal decree has been published declaring the
budget for 1895, proposed BY the ministry TO be the
financial law for the current year. The King adds TO
the estimate OF the Minister Of Marine the sumo of I've
hundred thousand thacrs for the construction OF red
cannon for the navy The decree bears date Carlsbad
July g. 1885, and Ia countersgned by al the ministsn
The report Of the ministers and the budget nxed by them
have also been published
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-31

Sundry diplomatic changes spoken Of Senior
Mon Ii said 70 have resigned the mission 70 France and
Senior Isturiz II named for his successor.
The Duke Of Lena is shortly ~ replace the Duke OF
Ossma at the Russian court
Il IL confirmed that Senior Uoa will shortly be sent a.
Ambassador to Florence.
II is stated that the Spanish government had not sp
proved the conduct observed by the Spanish representa-
tive in the late negotiations with the republic OF Chill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-31

telegram OF the 1oth from Alexandria says that the
cholera continued 10 decrease considerably, and was
expected that the epidemic would entirely dis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-31

Hampshire; Assistant Solicitor Rsley has not yet re-
turned from an excursion Memphis Assistant Post
master Randall has gone 20 the mountain streams OF
Connecticut General Gra with part OF his stat, is at
Boston, while General Rawlns, his chief Of staff, has
been absent nearly month on visit to Galena and
other portions Of the great Northwest Many other oi
cals are also away, and business anguishes in nearly all
the departments. Even hotel gossipers are sensiby
diminished in numbers, and astonshngly so in volu
bility.
- HOSPITAL cHAPLAINS MUSTERED OUT. =
Forty three hospital chaplains mastered out OF
service on Saturday, and number OF others will be
similarly disposed Of the ensuing week 70 'rea,--
h HONOR ooNPERRED EfoN 6ENsus OFFICE.
The King Of Denmark has presented the large gold
medal of merit to Mr. Kennedy of the Census bureau,
in appreciation Of his service connection with satist
cal science.
49, CLERICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
The Rev. Dr. Gurley, Of the New York avenue Presby-
teran church, in this city, to his congrega
on that he had declined accept the secrearyshp of
the Presbyterian Board Of Publication and would con-
tnue his ministerial labors as heretofore.
Senator Cowan, Of Pennsylvania, and the Hon Angus.
tus Frank, are among late arrivals here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-31

Tho departure OF the Emperor and Empress from Paris
had been delayed In consequence Of the indsposon
the Prince Imperial This indsposton Is represented
by the Paris journals have been slight but there
rmors that It serious than had been stated
Paris evening papers Of the 18th aege, however, that
the health Of the young Prince then almost entirely
restored but that the departure Of their Majestes
nevertheless deferred, measure Of prudence for .
few days longer.
The Paris Bourse on the 18th was firm, but quiet;
rentes closed al 81 g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-31

Prusala.

The Florence papers contradict the statement that the
Italian government had received ocial proposal for
European Congress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-31
COMMISSIONERS TRY 1T AGAIN.
nm az Commisnloney Wsbb

On motion OF Commissioner webb
Whereas, Mr. Roach has this day reported 70 tnis
Board that he presented to the Comptroller OF ths Guy
Of New York the certificate issued by the commissioners
OF Harlem Bridge on tho 18th Of July inst, sna IT,
percmptorily refused 10 pay the same, -..,s.,
Therefore, resolved, That Mr.. Roach De reques'ce
again TO present said certificate TO said CompoeI anu
70 request payment the same and report the fes" 70
this Board at its next meeting
which was adosted unanimously
COMPTROLLER BRENNAN WRITES LII
rho s,i,a.ang commupication was received from the
Comptroller M Brcnnan in reply 70 'he aooVe 1850
'''o"' Nkw Yopx July "a, 1885
D. pugur IxoRAn.s, ESQ, secretary OF the Harlem
Bridge Commissioners = -,
Ds.s s,eI beg ~ acknowledge the receipt OF your
latter ~ tho 2st inst by the hands OF Mr. Roach
closing preamble and resolution OF the Harlem Bridge
commission the effect that the Comptroller had pc
,enptory refused 20 pay acerhcatc issued by the com
rnsion and that Nj Roach be again requested IN nro
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20
HOARD HORsEs.
LAW SCHOOL.
LAW SCHOOL.

fINHE MKT SESSION OF THE LAW SCHOOL or
u the Northwestern Christian University, AZ Ind..
annapolis, will commence the frst Mondsy os December
and coniinue four months
The Professors Of this InsN Hon. David Ne
Donald, Lii d. e. :. Dlstrct Jadge for this State;
Charles Ray one ofihe Judges OF the Supreme Cour
OF Indiana and Hon. Albert g. Porter late Reporter
the Suprene Court Of Indiana The character these
genusmen lawyers give sufficient ASSURANCE hsi ihs
school will be conducted ably and efficiently
The Course ef Ipstrrctiop will embrace two annga
sessions Of four months each. The object k TO give
every student such training in the various branches
OF the Common Law and Equity, in the Code Of Prsc.
aud Pleading IN CONSTITUTIONAL Law and In the Jurs
prudence of the United States ss 10 enable him 10 enter
on the practice successfully. distraction will be given
~ day Lectures and rectsors IN The Text Books and
weekly keet Court.
The initon a So per ss~ion, payable In advance.
This embraces all fees, except The piors fee which
il g.
For fariasr particulars, address Hos David Mcdonald
al Indianapolis. ELIJAH GOODWIN.
sep33 dim Pres. Board Directors. n. w. {. L.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20
DAILY SENTINEL
Aneedote os GEN. G. Grant ana Bishop
General Polk.

4 correspondent OF the Cincinnati Commercial
tells the following plausible story OF . bit Of
sharp practice between Gen Grant and the rebel
Reverend General Polk
While the General was in command OF the
post OF Cairo Bishop General Polk, General
Pillow and Gen. Frank CheAthsm, OF the rebel
army, were at Columbus, Kentucky. flags of
truce were occasionally sent back aud forth be
tween the two armies, aud the opposing Generais
we're generally present. After the conclusion Of
business il was frequently the case that vine
would be brought forth, and tOasts drank ~
parting On one occasion Gen. Polk proposed
toast, which be said all could drink Those
present filled their glasses, and he gave. ''To
General George Washington" As he paused,
purposelv, at the end Of the name. the company
commenced 70 drink, when he added, 1.-The irst
rebel" Gen Grant lad his glass nearly flushed
by that time, and Il was no use 10 stop, but ne
exclaimed, "That Was scarcely fair, General. bst
will be even with You some day" The laugh
wss Of course somewhat against him. bnt the
company parted ia good humor. Some two
weeks aitervard, another flag of truce was seat
down 10 Columbus, General Grant accompany
ing IL
After business sas over, Ihe rebel Generals
produced the wine. as usual, aud General Grant
adroiny turned the conversation into State
rights OF which subject Southerners alvays
iOft ~ bAatr--thtu bclHs buc ducEel OD-
jeci for which they claimed 70 be 6gh,ng He
allowed them 10 proceed at considerable length,
without attempting "a refute anything. and they
were perhaps hsttering themselves with The idea
that they were converting him from the error of
his wsys. At length be arose 70 go. and pro
posed toast at parting. Glasses were hlled
and the Geotral arose and gsys Equal tight.
10 all" he then made pause. ss General
Polk hNd done, and when all were busly drink
ing. lie added white and black" The horror
of the chivalry 81 Being inveigled into drinking
such heretical toast, may essily he iIas gined
and they were rather disposed 10 feel angry.
until General Grant remarked: Now, General
Polk, hibk ] am even with you for that rebel
toAst you Insde me drink At our last conference -
Quick 70 see and appreciate good joke the an
ger OF the S0uthefuets was tarned into laugh
az the expense Of their reverend General who
gracefully acknowledged himself atDked
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20
PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

vAfHEkEAs, the Common Cosfcil 81 the City % Ia
!" dianspeis ia session AugBst esth, 1895, adapted
The following resolution.
whereas, In the epirlsn of bs Council Danger sxsis
from doss running a. large of the esensn Of Hydre-
phobia; therefore. be II
kesovsd That toe Mayor be and he s bsrsby directed
TO issue his proclanaon against dogs running a. lsge
for sixty days. secordng 10 tse provisions % iAs ord
nance on that subject.
Therefore, the undersigned, Mayor OF sid city In par
sasncs OF such direction, Issues this proclamation.
derng and requiring al persons owning and hsrssTlnr
any animal CT he dog Kind tscoaGne tbs same for sixty
days. from aud after the rst day OF September 1855 By
good and sucen, means, TO his or her house.
s.ers or ynt, to prsvens the from biting being
bitten by othsr animals, 10 the
ezrely ssd carefully nrzrled.
All Persons falling - corpiy eth the foregoing
anrements are liable 70 Re tped tuenty collss and n
lawful Ter sny person 70 XIII and II 4 the duty Of the
rcc.ner TO Kill, al dogs ount running Al large without
sesrng mr,zle "a above mentioned.
witness my ssnssre, sna the sssi % <sif city. TIL
>oth day sf August. 1895.
auJl-ctf j. GAVIN, Nsysr. f
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20

One copy, three months. 80
ore copy. ess month 90
Delivered by the car-T, sitbin an, cy 10 per
sesk. psysbs 20 the carer. '#8H
,<enfs VIII be supplied st Is cents week.
NTnosrx may be seni Al our risk by Express, pre-
psi, or I'm Registered Letters By mail; otherwise viii
sot be responsible Ger suy los that may occur.
city subscribers ~l be held responsible for papers
their houses after they have removed, or when they
ss them eiseentinssa an~ss notice is given At the Of
nee Of publication.
10 paper cent witboa pre- ayrenf eontiausdongei
tEsn paid for.
Copss ef the DAStr sxsrsEL De mad Al the offes
esch EorBins, AID the WkkxLr sksuxEL each Mon
fsy nsrnins.nsatiy syslopsd. mailing.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20
0Fucs--SOan side Public Sqnsr,, Csvins-
ton, Indiena

Tl'HE Company holds BY lease, aud in fee, ssOul
lands in Western udiaba, bordering beth sides Of the
wabash river. Maps Of these lands may be the
once OF The Company, In Covngton Ind the ece oi
VIM Dale No. IS Park Place, y. City. the Office Of
Hon. j. X. Coroth, Huntington, Indians, and st the
Onice Of Roach Mcdonald, indianapolis.
reference 10 the report OF the Hon. David Dale
Owen late State Geologs will show tbs, these lands
situate in the midst OF the finest coal fields Of The
state, aeounding also il salt, Iron and other valuable
mineral substances.
Sesrths mouth o. Coal Creek, where the Company has
large quantities of lands salt water has been discoveries
equal In quality 20 the Ksnawha. This water wa, pro
ondaga salt hnding It's way down the Wabash and Erie
Canal Mr.. Thomas the proprietor, hnding himself un-
able with H. abandoned the manufacture In
his boring he encountered that which recently die
closed facts prove TO have been coal oil
Those lands all lie In close prexuy 10 the Wabash
aud Erie Canal some Of them upon is banks.
Mr. John Aehsnony, the business ageat Of the esm-
psny has retu mel from tour OF observation OF the oil
regions Of PenRsyyans, convinced that the lands leased
by the company In Fountain and Psrks counties ha.,
70 Tar a. the general formation or the county and the
surface indications present them elves stong analogy
In the oil and mineral substances found French
Greek, PeEnsylvAnia. whtre the greatest quantity and
the most valuable Oh 10 found Nr. hcksnomy has par-
chased for the company the most approved machinery,
With all the fixtures necessary for serson, and 10 pre-
pairing with experiences w0rknen tue speedy dsvelsp
nent 81 The hidden treasure 0f the lands Of the company
All the inSces of coal oil, fonnd ia localities where "a
sss been procured are strongly marked IN various To-
csitlss OF the lands % the Company sfcrdng every
ratisnsi prospect of snccess. The company thinks
necessary any other reference
Of the land other than The report aud map referred
by the Company be oGered IN the market ct
ia par value being s26 per share, fOE the purpose Of
aiding the Company IN speedy dsvelopnsnt OF the
lands. spr2s-dkwtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20

s#-LET THOSE WHO HAvE DOUBTED
tie virtues Of Butte Crssos BrrTsns any such thers
be, gesd the following esitsSs's frsn gentlemen well
sso~H IN This community, ard doset :" more
Tie general Introduction into the army will the
lives - thousands ~ our soldiers:
LOUIsvHik, ,Juas sd, 1858.
We, the uad.rasned, save the good effects OF DIR
Joas BuLis CsDsos RrEss 10 ease Of general debility
use would prevsn, disease ami relieve much suffering
Auong soldiers particularly wsuld this be the case
especially those who exposed 10 N. @ssnais In
nusness In the Southern climate
sAJ. PHILIP Spell.
Collector Int. Rss. 50 D. Ky
CHAs r. COTTON,
Collector cf the Pert Of I,shvh., ~.
COL n. DENT
Provost M.rsasl asE.r.i 90 ksatssky.
REV. d. p. HENDERSON,
Vice President Of ssnitary Cswnssiou
HARSEY, HUGHES 4 CO.,
Publishers Demyors.
sEo p DorRS,
ProprietsT isui,viil. An.-s.r
auGHgs & PARKHILL.
wholesale DIy Goods D-.l'F.. N.s street. Ls.i.-
vile, ~.
DAVIS, 6REEN 4 CO.
Wholesale shoe Dealers, ksis street, Lsssviils.
TI,Sogrsphers, e.fser ssrs.t .si rhira. streets,
Louisville. Ny
Cls,hisr Merchant, eorAsr rSlrd ..d E,rt.t.,,.
Louisville, KT.
carr = y. HILDRETH.
Of the steamer Major Ahdsrssh.
MAJ l.. T. TBURsrOy.
PAymaster u. =. Aruy
C. u METCALf,
National Hotel. Loasvlls. k
cot JESSE bAYIKs.
eth Kentucky Cavalry
6soRGE D. PRKSTicS.
touisvills J0urnsl.
SOLD wsOLgsALs ~
DAILY. kEEPEk Il fSlsA.
III ssuib Ssraiss ST.. Iadissspolts.
AUTHORIZATIONS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20

INHE A. 4 q. W. RAILWAY COMPANY ARE DIX
u termined 70 DO everything IN their power 10
make the Broad Guage the quickest. safest and
comfortable railway In the country. The engines,
cars and other equipments entirely new and OF the
most modern and improved patterns nnequalled by uy
other line this continent The iron the entire line
new and heavy, and the bridges all and safe
The scenery IS Lot surpassed BY say oherne The cars
are wide, roony and well ventilated
Passengers leaving IndiSnapo at $50 A. N, by the
Columbus Indianapolis Central make close connection
al urbsns with the 9+0 A. n Express out Of Cincinnati
The 7;i0 p Night Express, Colunbas indiana polls
Centra also makes close aud certain connection at Ur-
bana with the Night Express the A. a G. W Rail-
way, which leaves Cincinnati at l0.5oPM
Through Tickets for sale at the Union Depot. Indian
spols, and az all the principal ticket oces II the Ksst
and West
Baggage checked through Rates Of fare A. low as by
sny other route.
In asking for yOur tickets be hey read via Allan
lie Great Western Railway
For particulars in regard the route &c see small
lfls and maps.
v. 1. FULLER, McLARES,
Cent Ticket Agent Gent Sup;
J. BURGESS BROWN.
Passenger Agent A. L C. W. Railway,
Oello-sm0yl INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20
80 Great OAKS FROM little Acorns
Crow

The worst diseases known to the human race sprins
from causes SO small as TO almost defy detection
The volumes o scientific lore that ell the tables ana
shelves o II. medical fraternity snly gs prove sat
elaborate these facts.
Then guard yourselves While you NAY. The snales
pmple on the skin j. te-tae and indicator sf disease
may fade aud die away from the surface of the body
bat # will reach the vtAs perhaps last and death b,
the result ard 6nal close NAggels Bilious Dyspeptc
and Disuhaa Pills cure where all others fail while fol
Barns, Scalds Ohblains, Cuts and Il, sbrasOns Of th,
skin, Magsels sslve infalIbe sold by J. NsggeI {;
Fulton New York. aud all Druggists % cents
per box. ng22-d6wly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20

Clergyman, while residing In South America, .. I
missionary discovered safe and t.mpie remedy for IT.
Care of Nervous Weakness Esry Decay Diseases Of The
Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole train Of dis
orders brought on by bsHeul and vicious habits Great
numbers have been already cured BY this noble remedy
Prompted by desire to benefit the snicted and urfcftu
nate will send the recipe for preparing and ssps h
medicine, in sealed envelope, 70 any who needs H.
Free Of charge.
Please nclose post paid envelope addressed TO your
seIs. Address, JOSEPH 7. INAAN,
sep9.dly Station D, Bible House, New York City.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20
The wonderful Spring at Auders0n-
VILE

We copy the following from the Vermont
Chronicle: Mr. F Grant, who was men,
Der OF Battery y, of the Eleventh Vermont Regi-
ment, aud who spent tour months within the
s,ocksde at Andersonvile gave ~ history OF
the wonderful spring that burst out there that We
never remember 70 have seen IN print Every
one, We presume. is aware that the pen in which
the prisoners were kep, was enclosed ina swamp.
through which ran a sluggish brook, and from
this brook the prisoners received their supply OF
water This water wac never 6t 10 drink 10 It's
best stste, but in addition 10 It's natural unftness,
I ran down by the rebel camp before il entcr,d d
the stockade, and received The ekerement and
filth from that This, of course. rendered il in
tolerable
about the middle OF August. 1854. or Der
hsps month and halt after the Vermont boys
entered the s.0ckade. there came one dsy a very
heavy thunder shower of some forty minutes
duration And from that time a spring of pure
water burst forth from sand bill near The dead
line, aud flowed in such quantities a. to supply
the entire camp OF some Is 900 or 30 600 pris-
oner. some 0i the men looked upon this as A
direct iutorpostion of God for their salvation :
and all thought it vety remarkable for two rea
sons: the source from whence il came-s dfv
sandy knoll-and the purity aud qusniits OF the
water; II being 20 unlike all other water in that
vicinity, even that found in wells This spring
continued TO send forth IL pure fountain during
the remainder of the time ouI prisoners were kept
here and ior sught our informant knows. does
20 this tav Has the day OF miracle passed?
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20
My>teriou, woman in New ,ora

rhe New York World, in an article on the
Central Park. has the following:
Among he talks OF the patrons OF The turf in
the track is one upon the celebrated
LADY OF THF DAWN
She Is described as heing very beautiful, but
81 strange paliidness and siIense She enter,
the Park AZ the earliest hour of the morning. and
rides rapidly up the most secluded bride paths,
never accompanied by suy one, and refusing to
speak or balt with any body She has always
worn coal black hat, plume aud skirt. and dsr K
gloves bu, she is without riding whip. After
half hours ride she emerges, and il never seen
10 enter the Park gate. AZ any otaer time Of the
day Her eounteuauce Is very melancholy: no.
BODY seems 20 know her; she is 50 much of a
mystery that lie policemen ouly call her the
lady OF the dawn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20
NATIONAL BANK.
FHB FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF INDIANAPOLIs
IL THK ohicsl depository asd n1arcial agent eta.
United states and viii farnish, on fhs mostfsssrs-
bic terms.
All kinds OF United States Bonds
and Revenue STAMPS.

viii buy and sell Geld. silver Exchsnz zs os..ss.
mer Vouchers, Orders o. Washington, State slocks sDs
Public Securities Of every description
Collections will be promptly mads and every 30
business attended 70 that belongs to Legitimate bsnknx
Regular customers are orly charged per cent epen
LosEs obtained AZ ths Bank. aud The AMPLE Pre-
visions are made Tor the ssfekeepng sfDeposts and fer
the accommodation Of Deposiiors.
In addition 10 the responsibility Of the unllsd states
Tor the liabilities OF the Bank the Stockholders ns
dnsly responsible co the extent of their stock sdd
ton 10 the amount invested IN such shares thus afods
the most SIMPLE sscurity 10 the public.
following he fork n L..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Bridal Chamber, an Essay o. warn
ng and Instruction for Young Men. Also, AHd re-
liable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary sns sexual
systens-seni free, in sealed envelopes AddressDr j.
sKILIIy HoUGHToS. Howard Associs,ssn. Phasasi-
phis, Pa apr4-dkviy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20
WINES, LIQUORS, &c.
WINE HOUSE |
LOUIS LANG,
~ south Meridian Street,

tSENTINEL BUILDISG1
nnPokIER on RHINE AnDCHAnPAGNH wfNIs:
u Otsrd and Cogasc Branfies; Hollsna Gin, JsDasss
Kun end Cordiss. Also dealer In Cstavbs wsss, oszn
AID spsrklnx. 81 The most approved srsnzs. Dssrsn
NhiskJ; Peach Brsnfy. Csfssbs Brady; sss-k ALs<
rertsr and Beer and Bttsrs of vsrious kts rksss
tiess al offered for ssls b. tie bestls iAsvss
qusntites. Only RAlAs H.ns TOr sak 90 drssvA.
MPOETKD CIGARS and TOBACCO. % the ehsiessf
srsnds, will be kept oonstsntiy on h2nt-
uJ'Haying fttsd up neat estsbllshmeni, ant s6sf.
40 sor sale only pare srcies and q The best Q.ss
;ss sassesibs. hsPes 20 reesve . he soiists. sss<s
share % the psirossEs efths public.
nariz-dtf LOUIS LAn0.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-20
INCORPORATED UNDER TIN LAWS or THE STAT
OF INDIANA.

ID n g g { @ n m
u. JOSEPH H. MCDONALD, Indisnap, is IaSi.s.
:" JOHN r. CoFFR0fH, Huntington. Indians.
=" NM. DALE, New York City.
" JOSEPH w. NkwIiN, Attoa, Indiana
. JOS. RIsTINE, CovingtSn, Indiana.
" u. n. MCDONALD, Coylngton, Indian.
4" DAVID WEBB, Covington, Indiana
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-05-26
Shall the Prices OfFOOd be lower

The coming summer will SEQ many
articles cheaper than they are now.
Coal is still extrayagantly high. The
past has been q severe winter and
spring has found the yards so bare
that dealers could demand what they
pleased Coal ought to be selling for
seven dollars ton by June noxt, no
matter what the premium on gold
AS mechanical labor becomes more
abundant, its compensation will be
less, and this will react on high priced
goods.
Great complaint is made Of the cost
Of meat, especially beef Housekeep-
ers cannot understand why it should
be higher now than when gold was
27O. The last report Of the agricultu-
raj bureau, however, gives some inter-
esting facts which so to show that
there is a reason for high-priced meat
apart from the value Of the currency
1t seems orr stocks OF cattle, horses
and swine, have run down during the
continuance Of the war. Apart from
the waste of great armies, grain, and
especially hay, was SO high that it paid
farmers better TO slaughter their ami
nails in winter than to feed them. We
now find thai this destruction has
been going on 50 long a time that
there is an actual scarcity OF beef cat
tic. Tho number Of sheep have in
creased. owing to tho continued ad-
vance in the price OF wool. When Q
fleece is worth more than u carcass
farmers will not send their usual sup
ply Of mutton to market, and this has
been the case for the past year
Nor is the supply 81 cattle likely t
increase very soon, There viii be
large demand for them Mt the Sou'l