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hsstss Other eoainscnriss sse betvesn the
e ssss ~ l On .s. al
retadiced hssyty bu that his Ar iniv sAsr b 10
y i,s : "a Ss. =. Lace,
n a-.doFh thef successOrs that Be- made sssil.
:a1 pcs s. s slsS
erpedlen within three yesn ron the date Of @ nstsn.ut
Of coffee By ysas In eu thereof 20 600 deducing therrfom
the Is 90 paid sha be considered In full sAiistaetoa and
II. %seSsssy ssniiOesd h is grant va, duly m.uuo.
Pisats went on 70 Now Yort to .,ar II bu, found on his
arrival that they had not waited for him ba, that the msehne
which srs instead Of 70 improve the condition 81 the
sss net Ssss he md s ss ss
his attention % Ne matter For some time amer si
through this nsehlns and the tolls were paid stipulated
BsS."ns s WITH ns sT ,s TO- MI Newell
BY the machine dd not equal that done by m PhiadspAA
do h. sro,s Insisting that further sSoa Ss
ned This not having been done Mr. Newell returned 81
ooasinsed until they snsy ssoTshr 1 being the
Mr. s: % 70 RON he
the balance Si the % 90 Inc o. the graft Which 4
Of ofs osng at ,be same time to deliver 70 them quit
thai tss rights IN The patent under the e ad not erms
ats expiration OF he fourteen for which was
granted An si.sept at arbitration Yves unsucooHA and than
The complaint stating the partnership and -
ants to furnish the monthly reiuns and alleges also their
neglect 20 keep the plaintiff interest inoe By keeping the
machinery active operation and also that they neglected
10 mako the same available aud productive sad claims
7 go damages for the injury sustained by him through such
violation
claimed Randolph large operator an eohee Engaged
pncsy in cleaning Tor the merchants aud that daring the
entire period fom May ls5 o Feb lrSl lOnVD bags
ye pissed through his hands that be contded the running OF
II lis brother who not practical machinist al e that
they great heat and the trsn Was 'hii the oil Of
the drawn to the surface nnd the dust adhered 70
Instead of beng driven from that 20 reme tbs e, they
glossy appearance metallic lner that after short tis
he dealers beoa Amid OF and wVnld not by-h that
Rsndalph then employed small handnl Of his with
which e. the core ser hinsnsing Mr. fewes
chine eay occasionally bat s keeping locked mp and
husnE return A.
The dcnse Il substantially the machine wns worthless
for thspufToss nr which sold that cleaning
qaahty ant shiny greasy appearance
which injured ts Suitability that the IoS. weight
that owing 10 II and the working
damaged ssmmings the proiact
was equal that Of sound coh-e.
further point taken thsf the contract did provide
for continuous running OF the machine end that Its
optional with the defendants they having aray pail
tsOo for the fgh 10 a. but this point motion %
nonsnii overruled and the went to the Jury.
The case although much shoehed ny the reading o test
rnoay former t occupied nearly thu whole OF
three DAYS but rsulfed In verdict for the plaintiff for
es 81 which the Court sdded allowance % 40
klbridgr l. Gery for the plaanh Mt Booth for the de
feadanl
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6kAlN-Ia Wheat We have kad activity, csaaasi
elcry Sprng this lower and enc rrrguiar bs ~
ns0s pat Of Is Of ordinary yssty and u not sslaie Ehs
Wr'f -s plenty sud has advsneed WITH rod aqaify
the cie Tar present stock Is shoa, 2oo0 bash sgaie
5000 bnsh the corresponding week last year. Thsrs
polt but the business has hsen limited Do we sk
for anything Of export This o. tAe eea,Isr
Spring the deficiency In the erOp Winter wAes
Today TUESDAY, the market is scNe the <isrssl
very general snd pres u Sprine higher sRd wlsls
= letter lhc seles - OD bush Sprlng a " <a y ~
l1eur "a good No ChicagV 0s(o bush Ordinary Amtx
Michigan Ut ~ 81 500 bush New Amber State n q ola 81 n
and 80 bush tar White Michigan 81 ~ Rye more sess
cad oasc higher the inquiry chiefly sTeculatitrs ssss
so bash al d @sel - TOT oad weptsn; o. s<atl "a ~
New Western the latter for Mvsaksy Barley hssi nsA
higher and Is less active, ses of q 90 bash II q Ghr
tsnada Est IN bond and o. l0ss IL Coz New wesfssa.
harisy Mali is0uict Of 4oas CO. Oats have e~a in limited
demaRd Zoe export aud have improved To-day the uases
s export and the home tyate Of See busA al
s ioi ln-tios Westerns 6ad6sc cor Old Western
ict View W,aieFa and cbe tse foe Mv aaAes ODD. lnss
Corn has ecR IN active demand both for ssg
@ lnItstGSr' chiefly Tor Western and WITH rpsss
favorable from Earope fair essiRess may BE- nocd
export The arrivals have bssn moderate with reed ess
wise tsc dninisAsd aaa Il esfs fi
bush The advance since tails day wcek ia lse besA sa
the ssg r has the advantage The advance n Tie
induces Erny to payhesc Nicely Thew ressa sa Ast
We shall clo. navigation With moderate rapp fedsy hss
Was an sctys speculative demand aud there siso g
export demand and prices ace higher closing unsrtt<
The sales 10000 oash. al oet lof rnsoan u ioeN u
for Mixed Western In stese 81 laat for hisea wsssts
" Is Tor Western White
fxpartu
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THE MhRKETs

teefn'y repeses ~ III tksssSsl
The sst..u.u, 10 our nre.e q. .rsss ps.sss.s .s
nso,eS aG' wss. has sSss more .c,rs w.s =. y .,
sna spring L.s defined and Is un-stsd vtth lAsS
ssmsss ess ass VEN .s c.;. ~ s
hxss bcen active and have improved netefslly siih ~
animated dsmssd and under corner hss sassssea
bbl Lard y. rapidly dssnes z ..,isd . ssS s'
prces Ehh oa las. usdersoas 10 ssssn ,,nsa essss
business bring moderate Lihs.sl hss desnssa sna
Naval Stores q brisk speculative demand pfefsilf
advance for the veel being ~ on crude IsrcsIhs
ssalSr' s.ork. arr rfsab rcdaoed and huthe ada
xs ant ssiicipsssd b., 81 sss today : dsa sod a -
ssIns sood for sousuSpsioS. Mslb sraerry qa- "a
remains dull and rrioes hare doS swnd ende1cy
.sss asS e, S r !. ..s ass TO r. 1:''
BEEswAx-The nastct |. quit bat sis'dy ''s' o. 20
BRICKS rrmain arm pnh good demand, At tt@assk
common y6ael7 ior Crcon and 30 tot PhiladsPh- va
demand sales Of 80 boses essze sperm sad Psissa
withos, change quote at soc fos the ioner s1d ~
cEMExT-Ro.eada.e 1. In good demand sad is srm a
,.eSha uyssrd ts. Coal. arc naeh wss,ed Dong-as.
been scye demand at irregular prizes che sIsa. bag"
gses from yard at u 7Jdle - per tun and ,, cargo a. ~
'C0FFERThe demand for Brazil Coffee continue. nsd.us
so bag. seath Amerca a. i'tc. Fod n boaa
i7ia lsc ordiasry i7sn fair 10 good esrgoc. ~
lsc dnty ptid md mir 10 good esrgoes i2tai5r u =.
eli gold Messrs- william Scoti hoa make the stock oh
~ 81 bags including IooO In Baltimore sBd III "a w
YORK the RIO Coffee the way 10 New York Ss'h
a. Baltimore 1000, 10 New 0flerns, ledOo and 10 e<
United Siaos port II ooe bags the following noe ss&
dated Vt RIO Jsssiro srpt lecepts hon the ce4sr
Ing districts Increased rxrdy during the ps-t tre vs
and every 10 bieTe that supplies wtn tza
sbun danf-nore tAan require-aHd that oos-rse9
PRICES must give wsy the average daily receipts may -
ulaicd az 10 bags aud must incrcsse ehen tns pses
have finished me piekias shsa sia 900 BE- ',s a.
rivals bling dirty West India Cohees qnie hs h'nfe
quote al ~ ~ foI Java. lsS a2ic tot Ccyoa iiankt
GsTscsibo sud IA isic Coz Lsguasra s"ies os % -
Costa Nicn private terms =
COPPER-Ms have change 20 Bo,s In either fegt ~
SkesIhing quote at rec and a. Aneties1 Iagss
aaius stead, With q moderate demand; ssles Of fp" -
s4c tot baltimore aud LAKE, ~.
tOrTON -The demand to day hes bren eonf~niise', -
and the advance sstaiaed msrkei e~iag sasr
a. nc MiddlEg uIssnAs and sic for Oiieao~ 80
T. go bales
DRUGS AID DYES-A fsr jsbbine business vas aosn ,
articles under tins heading, and pses ruled D. m
speculative inquiry has prevailed fsr IA CsfiAs~as y" 10
y s,a aud wanted We qgote
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9see,eee. yAsss fgssss ssss<y ~ No. Aess 81.
viii appear In TIE sssua sssest rAs ossssw ssru.~
bid al =. srsss6 ne large ssse q 1885. vssa =.
tl 800 ooe vss eussd.
Tss MitA's.g Southern Ro.a earned TIE lind zee.
Isss -. ..eI3tD lsss. ..... .tIassi Drc $685.. A..
Ths soeipts OF the .Grsad Trunk RsiivsJ &c lAs u.
ending OCT. i3wer:
is15. t6a go ies ..... csisso fac tas
The earnings Of the Dssis and Milwaukee Rssirsss !
the weak ending Oct. IS ssrv:
lses ..t4at9e Isss.-.-... t7.s54 ~
The Chicago and North Western Road camel ne a.
week In Octohers
1850. 49,. sssss os I5i rsss sssass 50 lac. sss
Equal TO % per cent
Tbs shipments Of p,soa Cosl By the Pennsyi,.s.
Coal Company Cor tho week ending Dot. 20 werr;
is,S... -. tn4s.i is65 81. ltsAy7s Dcc ts.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Ocr. s1-Bsforv
Judge SMILEY.
WHAT Dogs CASH MHAx IN CHARrRR1x0 A VESSEL

LsWrvnce Gladstone sgt wua Chamberlain e al
The plaintiff represents the British vessel John Of
Gannt Whieh chartered In November s 90 bring
Island Of Ceyon the Unife state In Consideration
fla otsh The duly selver~ and
tho i>7af ndcr no The plaintiff contends
that the so odh specie Ci silver and not Ereen
backs 1he descendants that they have fully paid the
aOshi they sgcs 20 snd dy thsi herr undst
standing thsf the Ia H. paid In specie The
has up .siice Nelson NJ which time the plaintiff
demurrrd Ies mad by defendants that legal tender
hat rs GA IN tho Justice Nelson
conxdeFe the demurrer well taken hat thought that
de'ermse whether the terms D. csh olN silver
simply pay 81 the agre apon the delivery OF
the cargo.
Case s,l u. u Lord Tor p,Aiah5 Townsend scudder
foT deferdaAL
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cDH COUNTS.
sUrrk2s cSrET -f@st rfrS--ocI ss--l-t~, Jatle,
Joxna
now oorFFK n PRtPA nRn-ykARGE vKsDicT ron THs
Use OF A COFTIr cLYAHER---A THRICE TOLD TALR


WI. Newell agf I'm Wheclsi and ofh~rs
Tbs case lGs already been before tho Court. t6e
ias fa resulting verdict for tie vhnin tho amount ~
vtitt fl1Oo hts go asfe on appeal
ground Of the Judges charge and Tie comes
W iI r. trial he hfs stated n the opfurg fI ihe
pantir tubefhut ais 10 ioonst
Mr. Newell tie ps.lflf V rindfphlsn invented and pat
fnifa nafine a. Fcpsrang tie si ana Other Impurities
Con uee aL4rL BE- claimed restored pLen properly applied
dana ged coffee much 81 So gun feshrefs flavor
without rendering desefiotf a. ibis tine
dsiendaLfs large coffee Hflchau b. this city NJ
NeHe Csed attention a. b. discovery and inYted Them
20 fft 10 Utility seyeu samples ct coffee sui BY them
o. Newell and ievug teen esauad i Bis proees' sold
profit ami rros ees them being apparently
slned viii ihsse Iss hey ssn 10 make irthef infesi
CATIONS o. tie merits offTinfercn Negontso lien took
I.sss for transfer then nd Randolph by Newell Of
flc ught fo.ely 20 zoe f.ls Invention IN This citr
on March 1 ~ cftn made by Newell 10 these par
By Wifh newell sold c dcisudants Ire exclusive rgh
the pssuf frht ~ o Nes YorL and Connect
cu in foA liberation ~ fe N4~laHf foass pHd doRn and
he rtbr 5ues 81 tg cuis net ior each sad ctefJ bs N
H'eth coHco nni Is eenfs for rtcy bag o. sAuhigfs
Loot psssf tfoHyh lnnnf po'et Wheeler Lacel 60
buE ~ coffee las.rl nf Neucf nolr.s nud furnish
fif monthly i,ilns 81 tr iaosiors n WLocor Iaoog
60 4sd % Yofouu ury Iau o e agreement ton ne con
t saa % i void s11 80 1mri of 500 together VIII
u large Ivu iinder 20 be- iuraiao t Novel o. b. fF
tfd b. iir Tie iaeo f0 Ic isflfei 10 TO si Wheii.f
Lacy a 60 aai % IS ? hul'ft wiihogt aief,N oHs pf
500 shae ~ ffrlnes affH o. fyrffd o. fF lf
Ahdt fss riheI osafoaef llal 80 tul a.rnl sBsudlag
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BrsrSESs ~ TuE corRrt

SrrHfuI COcHr CIscrfT-P,Hr f-Belofe Nc Justice
-HsE-su Apsv Lruis D. 4sf s-assph
dsss-rd Ihoass y. hssd Issuss a. Tefry -tns4s
ladsuisst rsf 10 i,sft fsfa~s a.. s.1s.-lbsa.
pnia ts - Itanss " Nhl
inq--s, JaaJ-t' - piistn ds,Id yssy sHdss-
slnasst Jud1fni 81 p.nfh - a. ian-s q. h-un
- .is5ess laasul-'f 90 paHa . 80 81 raKT lite
MI fnts iscGAEtH- A. Lal 81 fsuasl
-faqsssf tu5r.saf fof tiraI A. efHs -
uNfTiD NJ TIN tIRcUu CourT- Before J Jge saAILTY
WhnT kdd t..t~r ~t.-t- o. A.u...
uresf dsisai, verdict Or flaip a . srrr.
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PmvATE LIGEiRg A. AucrioS.-A valuable DO.
rsy ~ b. dtpssi sf BIZ Levitt stfsbsgh c., Tr,i. ss.
Raonas No as rssst-sY Iiatiy sai fiiJ Oft - s.s
sanie.tins alrt -s ~ 20 idgsltssasai 49,
sI-fisa tsst
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Augusta. Ca. Oct IL 1875
The following affidavit gives ah account OF mur.
der cold bOed and deliberate that disgrsocd
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RTcnrTs OF HrkADsTuffs.

Since sept, lses. .............. sois4l lioem Yaes
same tine ls. .,.-,. 1o1f 1s lsasos MNU
HAN-The inquiry Is cool aud With heht arrivals rFie
hmer sles OF shipping az o. oS@si Is tsd retail his At q
Rti ~ 400 10 straw "a IN fan dssssA NJ o. 10 ~ ises
I've
"CNNf BAGS have been only An moderate aemaal est
tmsn saes NJ altetAr here
hlDtS-fherr n fair demani hot the hsA,r sfaAcs a
Ut h"s sfe s"meNAd loaer We nosve sas> a sr~
Vte"sA n, Al se, Eead Oi Rio trsnd kip n g. tr.
k'ad sVS buoAos Ayrvs y1sseA b. At enie e,ia Cir
Neet. Ian itr' cursency We quote Ivy hrlss-fnrnos
hyrs Z, To- n ~ ne2li, nseoes Astes = tset n, 0s
y" ~ RIO rwte slt2r H. iABislc Or.no.o "a " =
o. ".'leei We S4lt~l nilrs-Bsse.s Atss. Is ~ =
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AAriclt,

Inc N'~'l'" celua's bsar, tr Oh, a,,sl year snl.
s w "' u'fe favorable than Is genstay supposed
The eio'' r'oeps .bor gain Of s,lO uoo. The o,,n
expenses sro reduced 81 oooop amt dunno IN, ,e,r
-"'o' 'Hn' e raio..,l aud iroa hove been aid H.
"''A "i in'ls ~ coo coul, of WOOD u has 10 soeti,
d"1'' AID On Tbs eh Of ocIobsr u, cash "a bspI,.,.
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Gleanings from Great Thinkers.

Great Minds, like Heaven, ere pleased in
doing good,
Though the ungrateful subjects of their .fa.
vors,
Are barren in return.-Ro,oe.
ADvEhsIrY.--Ask the man Of adversity.
how other men act towards him: ask those.
others how he dcts towards them. Adversi.
ty is the trne tombstone Of merit in both
happy if it does not produce the disho \ esty
of meanness in one, and tbet of insolence
and ptiie in the others-Lord Grevlie..
REFERENcR TO THE PAsr.Ewhen ancient
opinions aud rules of life are. taken away,
the loss cannot possibly be estimated.
From that moment We. have no compass to
govern US; nor can we know distinctly to
what port to steer.--Barke. .....,...,-.
OUTWARD AppEARAYCE.--
The world is still deceived with ornament.
In ldto, what plea so tainted and corrupt,
But, 'bting season'd with gracious voice.
Obscures the show Of evil. In religion,
Whatrdamned error, but some sober brow
viii bless it, and, approve it with text,
Hiding the grossness with fair ornament?
There is no vice so simple, but assumes
Some mark of virtue on its. outward parts.
How many copards, whoseh hearts are all as
As stairs, Of saud, wear yet upon their chins
The beatd. of Hercules, aud frowning Mars:
Who, Inward searoh'd. have liyers white as
milk
And these assume but valor's excrement
To render them redoubted. Look Oh beautv,
Aud you shall see 'tis purchased by the
weight;
Which therein works miracle in nature,
Making them lightest that wear most of It.:
80 are those crisped, snaky, golden locks, 4.
Which make such wanton ganbols with the
wind
Upon supposed fairness, often known -
To be the dowry Of second head,
The skull that bred them, IN the sepulcher.
Thus ornament is but heguilded shore
10 the most dangerous sea; the beauteous
scarf '' t-f-u'.i e.
Vailing an Indian beauty In q word,
The seeming truth which cunning times put
on, taF
To en.rap the wisest = Shakespeare. =
CoNrEMrT.--We ought in humanity no
more to despise, q man, for the misfor-
tunes of the mind than for those Of the bodx
when they are such as he cannot help
Pope. #if,E .is = .ay,,
FAIrH.r--A distinguished writer says in
respect to the reason why faith is often illus
trious in ignorant persons, "that tho power
of faith will often shine forth most where
there is less to intercept aud interfere with
its workings
GREATNESS. He only is great who has
the habits Of greatness, who after performing
what none in ten thousand could accom-
plish, passes on like Sampson, and'fells
neither father or mother ofit.n--Laoater. Of
KsowEEDaR.-
Not to know at large Of things remote
From use, obscure and subtle, but to know
Thdvwhich before us lies Ia daily life, .
Is the prime wisdom; what is more, is fume,
Or emptiness, or fond imperiinence, 'f
And renders us in things that most concern
Impractical, unpreparsd,y and still to seek,
ad Milton.
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From the Cleveland Herald, Feb. IN
Startling Sensation in Cleveland. .
APPARIrIoN OF DIR. HUGHES, WHO WAS
RECENTLY HUNG.

APPARIrIoN OF DIR. HUGHES, WHO WAS
RECENTLY HUNG.
DR.. Hughes, while standing on the
scaffold, with the rope about his neck,
declared that he should be with the
earthly community as much after death
as before, and he seems determined to
keep his word. Among the many per.
sons who called to see Hughes in his
cell before the execr'ic was an hon.
est butcher OF the ] &c persuasion.
This man, from the 1ons of his in.
terview with the dc octor, became
much afflicted with xhes on the
brain. Sraffolds and g.bbets, and men
dangling by the neck, werc constantly
fitting before his sleeping and waking
eyes. After the doctor was executed
matters grew worse and worse; TIE
butcher being unable to sleep nights at
all, owing to the ghastly visions that
appeared before him.. The climax to
this strange state Of mind was reached
last evening.
Upon that occasion the butcher en-.
tered his barn in order to care for the
inmates thereof when who should he
see, standing by the sile of the Horse,
but DR.. Hughes, dressed in the. same
suit Of clothes that he wore before leaav.
ing the planet, and looking just as nata.
raj as life. The butcher gave one loud
piercing and unearthly yell, and iell
upon the stable floor in swoon. His
family, hearing tho cry, fastened to the
barn, where he was found just in the
act of recovering. With a wild eye
and blanched cheek he pointed to the
stall, and enquired whether DR.. Hughes
was still there. Upon negative an.
swer being returned, he declared that
he had just seen him, and that if wasn't
in the barn he must be in the imme.
date vicinity. With an unsteady step,
and with the assistance Of his wife, the
hatcher was enabled to reach the house..
He has not yet recovered from the
fright Of last evening, still remaining in
a high state Of mental and physical ex.
| citement. d
We hear, also that the inmates of tho
Jail were likewise thrown into great ler,
ror and excitement. yesterday, owing to
the appearance Of Hughes, who enter
ed the prison, and walked about the
corridors, as was his won't before tho
execution. He looked perfectly natu.
raj, and was dressed in neat black suit
that he wore upon the scaffold. AS he
walked up and down the corridors, he
was seen to occasionally pass his hand
\ about his neck at the same time piying
vent to squirting sound from beneath
his teeth. He finally walked up the
steps that lead to his cell IN cool and
leisurely manner, and, entering the
apartment, sat down and commenced
writing poetry: ..f'
How much of Hughes appearance to
the Jail prisoners and to the butcher is
owing to Imagination, we leave. our
readers to determine.
| .--->s -
WHo'D PAY FOR YE?-A Yorkshire
| farmer callad at tho bousa re n 10 u,yar
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BY JULIAN A. SRLBY. isa

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Correspondence, Miscellany. foetry aud Sto.
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QuERY.-Whe.her tho exemption,
proposed as an amendment to the Rev.
enue bill and rejected. in the House Of
Commons on Thnsaday LAST, oe one dog
to each, head Of o family meant the head
Ok the dogs family, or the head Of the
family where the dog boards 2..-Ral.
eigh Standard.
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Mr. Pollard writeg: If General Grant

Mr.. Pollard writes: II General Grant
has power to stop the liberty Of speech
in the press, he also has the power TO
mnzzle ths freedom Of speech in Con.
gress. He speaks Of the newspapers
alternating both sections of the country.
We beg leave to state that in the halls
ofCongress there is more sedition and.
dsaffection ventilated there, and dis
seminated all ovsrthe country, electri
cally, in one !iuar, than in one year by
all the newspapers in the South. Cant
ae suppress those fomenters Of discord,
Sumner and Steyeus2