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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-10-12
Q H'Thefgs plenty 20 do7tfiatl returned

IL
pthe Ind. ncinIgo f'1 10 ei gid9lf .e9f
tHtosYes bat you deh,t heed them, and
.yot, rnight1heed me- Jack Won't you
begin To work q bit2, 4 bniH deIm
2oEsig don 3 know whatto begin atylis
SieaY0tir m6thers'an bit of garden,
| Jackiq 51es ods 30 asod 3sho5 ri eHi
tieiioI've nothing to puti4, IL, ,hnswered
IJaeR desp6hdingly.i i9gh0gq sldal9gev
zos'Nonsenbe, said Nelly; i'whata faint
heart you haveoq1'it give you ailOt OF
Beams TO begin withnihY oo pntsup the
Horses and I'habe back iniaminute.Yh
PgA'So Jack put up the horses, i.and
waited for Nelly Rresentlyyshe Dame
tripping along with apronfull ofsome-
fthifik.l .doaId 0di nGfi in9mn7aqm qmef
Here, said she, hold your that
She poured thgDeans into It; and he
went home. aai bsf11c,io r9,d ss6 " ~
Ta'"Next day JacKtoolgR spade and
worked away diligently for ewofhou's.
"sWhat's comefto1thees lad said the
widow, as be cume in, all flushed and
hungry, TO his dinner.iM Do1 AaAHs'd
''''s Nelly Giles isia good Aass, ? quotb
Jack; and If ever get rich I'll marry
her. -
20" 'phee getrichl.i saiduqthea Widow
Blighs hndashelheld up her sshapds del
preentinglysogG.li5w . ssigs,sdi zlosuh 1
,, iSSuapge, things happen some-
times returned Jack, and he re-
spmsd his digging with renewed ener-
gy.- All that AFTERNOON, he dug away
as though his life ,depended on re t.'''aS
e1he next day he planted hi. beans.
He had evidently turned over a new
leaf, and the widow and her neighbors
thought the ladrwas- -bewitched, as per-
hdpshe tnighthaveib been At.any rate
he had set TO work in earnest, and he
soon found plantysto do, the farmers
being ,nothing 10th TO give employment
to one who, despite his idleness, was a
general iavorite. '--' '' A'
smelly alone held aloof Jack was
getting beyond her patronage ;she had
suddenly become more manly, land
seemed as ifhe had grown halfa hea d
taller all atIonce and Nelly turned
shy, land'it was all heacoRld do 10. get
u stray wordafrom her now and then,
Ilua III was, clear that she would have
nothing tossay TO him, which Jack
thought rather hard after all. the
trouble he had taken 20 please her;
and the more he pondered oyer it the
less be could understand it, Nelly used
to be Sc. friendly, Perhaps if [ were
rich man she might give 4 thought
to me- said Jhtk: and SO he determin
ed to go elsewhere to seek his Fortune
and return and make Nellylhis wifeg
."When he went TO say Good by tc
ther, he did it rather,,a blunderin8 way
'rMaybe l shall find you r1afried
when I come home again, Molly said
the poor lad, looking wistfhlly at her
gasilMaybe you will, retorted Nell, ii
find any one l like awhilst you! are
iawaylii Vi zyfEl 1uodJiU bHsrk L
"And so they parted, and both re-
pented their. speeches when. it was toe
late to recall them, ..i.T ~. -
aJ'S'Well, what is to be is to be-. soli-
loquized Jack, endeavoring to end con-
ISOLATION therein. but Nelfy's the only
woman that shall ever be my, wife 7
"When Jack was gone, Nelly, went
very often to osee the Widow Bligh, and
was a great comfort to her; and their
A n
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-10-12

DRIKD APrIEs.@hittie- Freddie was told one
DAY thathe mustn't eat raw dried apples with
.outehswing them up very fine, or they would
swell in himsand % ako him very bige Two or
thEeeldays afterward he Eans home in agrsat
hurry, To- sell that he, had seen a great big man,
"IpQrep 50 bigg", stretching, his arms at full
length "and suppose he'd been eatin' dried
appled without chewinc emp lAi pAii ,5i
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-10-12

\ &S- A country Mayor being newly got into
office, that he might be ssOn 70 DO something IN
it, would persuade. his brethren to have a new
pair Of igallONs bsilti but one ofi the aldermen
said, thstlitbsy had an old pair which would
serge well enough, ~. t...,, ,s.,..., ~
''Yea, |" said the mayor, "the old ones shall be
TO hang strangers on, and the nov pair for us and
our heirs for ever9nitH ~ tibliE cav al =
20 siaf-t--s-4l ..s,-..1.l------.-,ssi..s
Rpr somsWbeFe in the Old Testament It is
stated that the Jewish women We're ones pun
isbed for adOrins false calf TIE Lesson has
its warning.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-10-12

eas- "NOw, then, my hearties," said gallant
captain, ''you have a tough battle before you,
Fight like heroes till your powders gone !
.hen-rpni I'm little lame, and IN start
NV ~ . --.LL mn -n- l. n---L-. ---L
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-10-12

/; es- Aman. when asked a few days since,
what ,ndpced him TO mako barrister Of his
4 qoS, he h' was as always lying iittlo fellow,
and ! thought 7 would humOr his leading pro-
pensity,", 49,. ''"'a
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-10-12

'n. css- Be eontented With whatiyouhave, % the
rat haid 10 the trap, when be left his tail in il.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-10-12

20 cIoARa kED. NosEs.--9Hp low edreadfully that
cisar smells pezelaimed Dobbs toacompaniOnj
Ii'why,sits an ,awlul.. smelling thing" .a,it
"a mo, HO,;it's not the sisar that smellH," was
the reply ids fiamos-, .si. l.,..letla bif.
% i'What u ~ then r, inquired Dobba. ,ef,,
,i"why, htsyour nose that smells, Of course
that's-yhat noses are made for" ,fogedt "a
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-10-12

No THiEr,--A .yagabond- looking fellow. was
brought before magislfate at Trowbridge,
England, on a charge Of stealing tnrnipb After
making some dror remarks, he was asked by
the magistrate: 'Nll211
l'iDid you hot take the turnips found IN your
inoc1.ets9S Jndi eidelir91i 1sonfiG smi9s
4 @certainiy not" replied the pffs6nsr. a.G
went 70 sleep ID the field among The turnips,
and these grew in my pccket21lhe heat 6f my
body causing them 10 shoot up faster than ordi-
aery. I steal turnips, your wofshipI I scorn
tho ideaP' WEI ~ D3di1pa9b . 9l
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-10-12

l lgg- "Well, air, n asked q, noiays disputant,
iidoh' tyOuathipk thstiI haye psulsd my sntag;
.onistito someIpuTposefas.gii ssfDndssg ~
"oh yes" replied the listener, "you have
and If ever should happen 70 fght with the
PhiliStines, IN borrow your Jdw-bone~ 'a
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-10-12
.Nossllas..ii.. "a
yXak fES Captalh.

A writer in The Reveille. tells an aneedote Of
"Bob" that viii Dc. 2iI7bh = 94e9d j1Npold
z while crossing the pialnS V SAINTS ~, Con.
Keahey ~as some distance ahead with tKs aa-
vance guarl e One Of the ofaeers belonging "a
the rear divisiDn hglsd Out BOB, snaiseDt Aim
ahead with aiettet 10 the General When he
came DIP With them they had campsd, and Bob
lSAuntered INTO the fs5h srbi s flkTqss ad4 niTi
| "we'fe sitrns along Fight si1aIp,p eensral,''
said hegs -blaC1 n9iioI DO eiqpo3 % ap
3 pfYes, sir, )" answered the commander. .,au9J
al wish you'd jlst look At that hoss Of mine,
oencfal,p said Bob, ,ssand give me your 'pfnion
how hem stand the fAckAt clar through 70 whAr
we're agoing." hIa .o9nAtf8qQaaib I'D T
ls'sFIAve you a captain atthO bead Of your COM
panyf" inquired the Generrl. rog
'l l''walt We hsy, hoes, and he's sOme Punkins,
too. answered Bob, r5ed ion ssd bna .ogo 4
i,"Wbeneysr yoh wish 10 learn anything In re-
gard to yopr movements sthensi ssid The Gem
erhl, inquire oflhim-H oaaeniossa .aaff
,lfTha.'s militpsy, isii3' inquired Bob. ~,
military siT,i sRswsrsa the Gen
eral e Vino % i9ih1 .rstros e5ll t5f fa /
lDfWen, General, they, ,gip me A letter for you,
butsuss ws ifI know whether ! oughter give
II to.yop in pusson, or send Il through your orr
dsFly, 80 IinigO back and AK the Captain, and
bsch be vent, snrs enough With Nusl The letter in
ms P0fsssslon' DO 1nO sso99Ds tuodiig
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-10-12
How 10 SAL lMORE ALn.-Our friend can say

2 How 10 SILL MORE ALE.-Our friend can say
a good thing now and then, Happening tostep
in at little ale-house one day, he called for a
glass of the reffeshing beverage. After drink
ing IL he said To the lAhdlady, witblthe air
Of one who has somes great secret to, cOpmu-
nieatei7s tefs lin sgaig e0i 10 orr
i"Mrs,, De- III telly0p bow you can sell great
deal more ale thar, you do" N, ,s....--, q,
'1Iow is that q, she. asked
: Don't sell 90 much froth," was the reply. =,
.NFHEu Ham gan NfmHfr .r...a.aaf 40 ar.Tn0 80
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-10-12

-hsTiTJN fna ,os8nGqnnnt .fis5nasm
TsiibNOIL ts5iirs iaessnib giaspi
5bialog cdt 90 sba9q9b nsj 10 7oyaa
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PRODUCTION or PEAT IN NEW JERSEY

PRODUCTION or PEAT IN NEW JERSEY.
A Communication has been received AT the
office Of the Commissioner OF Agriculture in
which il is stated that the production Of peat is
attracting considerable attention on the part of
the farmers in Bergen and other counties of
New Jersey. An instance is referred TO of the
purchase Of a tract of about forty acres, con-
tanning peat to the depth of fourteen feet. The
patty purchasing the land had erected mill.
with steam engine and other appliances, for
the preparation of the peat as an article of
fuel, and had for several weeks been engaged
in the manufacture. The machine produces
about seventy live pounds of peat when
dried) per minute. The people, generally, had
not yet had an opportunity of testing the value
OF the substance as an article Of fnel but 1t b ID
been used in running the engine, and found to
make good fire. lasting about twice as long as
wood. No definite price had been fixed at
which to sell the article, though 1t was sun.
posed il would be about Sc so or s. per ton. A
New York company. with capital of $500, 900,
had purchased about 100 acres of peat swami
lands at the Point" in New Barbados
township, but would not commence operations
till spring. A tract of 1850 acres in the county
OF Passaic had also been purchased by another
cornpany
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Affairs In aee,s.,ax.

TIE CANAL-A rumor reached here BIZ Vs.
OF New York Saturday Of 4 breach 10 10, =.
na near WiIiismsport. There was nus a wora
OF truth in IT,. The author mistook toe br-.rb
At Antietsm, previously noticed IN the Stay
ana since repaired, for Que at WiiiianSDort
and go informed his correspondents NORTH. Taa
arrivals to-day are the Andy johnson, with
whest and corn 20 Hartley & Bro and nIae-
teen boats with coal 70 the Hamp shire and
Baltimore Co, 1903 tons. Peter u ulgiey. IT. 2
Cumberland Co, i34ls tots. Central Co ca I
tone: Consolidation Co. li3.I tous; Borden
Go, 40 Is tons; Georgetown Gas Go, ia. Ia
20 I'm lock 3S, Seneca, merchsptiise 20 Seaees
o. T. Spouf~r. salt 20 Point OF Rocks; And =
Johnson. salt to do, and tw.nty seven boats
light.
APPLEs-Dnring the past week the commits
sion houses of Geo. Waters and IL Darby 70
ceiyed about $500 barrels Of apples from the
orchards in Western Maryland. They are o,
the Rambo. green pippin, Csrthorss, sweet
pippin, Catlin, Hottentot and red streak v,
rieties. They are selling for - 50 20 a. per
barrel. The effect OF this large receipt viii b.
rather check upon the northern fruit deaf
ers, VINO have many customers here.
GRAND LARCESY.-Catharine Braanou An
old well-known patron Of the police statlo..
was arrested Saturday by Oficer Brown, for
the larceny OF four silver teaspoons, the proo
elty Of Ms Cum m'ngs. The spoons were re-
covered, and C6iharine WAS sent 20 lzil lot
court.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARXET-Tha marie,
opened with lively de napd FOR -four and
grain. No arrivals OF Hour: stock In hand Iigtt
Grain-We notice the arrival OF a boat W, N
wheat and corn TO Hartley & Bro. Prices mn
changed. Holcers firm
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SECOND edition.
r., r. lO'CLOCK p. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WAsHIHorcN, November S, 1893.
Jay Cooks 90. furnish the following
Qu otauous Of Government securities:
FINANCIAL.
Lewis johnson e Co, quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows

Lewis johnson e Co, quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows
NEW YORK, Nov. SD Board-U. s. reg
istered, 1881, f14x; do, coupons, lax; 5-20s,
registered, l0x; do. coupons, fiOx: do, new,
1o7H; 1910 g, registered. 100; do. coupons, 1Oox
1905, 10TH; Ohio and Mississippi Certificates,
AK; Canton, Sc \; Cumberland, 81 \; q ute ksiI
yer. 551si Mariposa, l3K; New York Central,
122;Erie, So Y: do preferred, s5H; Hudson. I24 x
Reading, lI7n; Michigan Central, lI6: Mich
igan Southern, 93H; Illinois Central, l25 =;
Cleveland and Pittsburg, 93A; CIeveiand and
tern. ssE; do. preferred, coy: Fort wayne,
1l6S; Chicago and Alton, =: Alton and Ter.
re Haute, :; Toledo and Wabash, SAX; W. u.
Telegraph, 52H: Boston Water Power. %;
Pacific Mail, PAP; Atlantic Mail, 1877. Amer =
lean gold, p. m, l4s4.a -sr"
LONDON, Nov. .5-Bonds, IS; Consols, s9A;
Erie, 504; ILLINOIS, ~.
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THE ELECTIONS TO.

chusetts, New Jersey, New York, Michigan
Illinois. Wisconsin. Minnesota, Missouri,
Kansas, Maryland and Delaware Ninety-one
members Of the House Of Representatives will
be chosen, and New York, Illinois, Missouri,
Nevada, and Maryla land. have each one u $
Senator, and Kansas Two Senator'S. depending
upon the political complexion OF the legisla-
lures elected at the same time. In Maryland,
q comptroller Of the treasury, five mem hers of
Congress, twelve State Senators, and eighty
members Of the House of Delegates are to be
chosen o.. 30 .F
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FENIAN EXCITEMENT

BUFFALO, Nov. 5.-Considerable excitement
prevailed at Fort Erie last night in Expectation
of Fenian raid. The caute OF the panic seems
to have been the arrival of the u S steamer
Michigan, which has come to restore the Fe.
MAN arms captured last June, and the Fenian
works portion Of the city where Senator Nor.
rison and other prominent Fenaus made ad.
dresses and speeches. af
The crowd followed the speakers and IL
looked as though, demonstration was to be
made. -..4t E4....... "a ~ +.
A person having some gold about him was
seized as Britisy spy, bat was rescued before
he was badly used. - II A.n3-l's .-l'-'
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PERSONAL.

I've BE RAFFLED FOB AT LAKES BA-
= HaAh, $40 Penn'A avenue, under Metropol.
itan Hotei on THURSDAY. November Sth, a
tesutiiui heath, made Of natural hair, of va
., lou" CoioIs' finances q each to be had at the
eoo,o pIace. = no 5.2tt
pEkSONAL-A young gentleman being at leis.
charge Of the books of q mod ate bu, ness or an
b., Star Office. - no Or.
MADAM BRODIER still continues to read the
" PLANETS, cures all cases of long standing
nooms az Mass ay bet. 9Th and 7th SITS. mol 2w1
MADAM AHOLIAB. An IMPRESSED ME.
" dun AND CLAIRVOfANT, would most
respectfully inform all who wish to give her cali
aho future, Is also able to advise and consult In
All business matters, lost stolen pro perty re-
covery ct the same, love, marriage, &C., at 323 9Th
street one door from street, from 8. m until
p IN. oc30lws
WE WISH TO INFORM eur lady friends that
stamp ans paiern brought us; and take speci Al
70 obtain the very latest gns OF STAN o. for
al kinds OF Eeedlework Stamped Goods, Braid.
soc oe Eng Working Cotton p feT sels
rs CURTIS IRVING. Te.t aud BUSINESS
former place, A20 north side OK Peniis aS., be.
tween ~ and 9th streets. once hours from to
o. u 20 W . ?. III. oc Is I'm
nR. DIAPER, La rE OP THE rs NAVY
y mas removed his office from 90 to los Penn
avenue the late residence of Dr. Smoot Office
noure before 10 q: and after p m. &C Is Im
RRIID1AALLs AND .ssgEERAL WREATHs. BO-
nIs QUITS, CROSSES, ANCHORS, sTARS. &c.
HAiR FLOWERS, and BRAIBIN0. by Mrs
FRlHS, late Of Boston Has removal To No 400
18th street, between and ii. oc SOM
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THE POLICE COMMISSIONER AND
SHERIFF STILL IN PRISON.
A NEW WRIT APPLIED FOR TO BRING
BEFORE THE COURT THE WAR
DEN AND HIS PRISONERS.


BALTIMORE, Nov. S, go p. m.-The proceed.
ings before Judge Bartel are still in progress.
The counsel for the Commissioners and
Sheriff have now introduced petition that in :
asmuch as there is reason to believe that the
warden of the Jail is seeking toe wade prompt
return OF the writ by unnecessary delay, tha'
therefore new writ be issued directed to the
sheriff or his deputy, to bring before the court
the warden of the Jail, with the prisoners
Upon the admission of this petition the
counsel are now arguing
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM KANSAS,
Fatal Affray-HuntinS Party Captured BY
Indians-Union Pacific Railroad

FafaI AHray-HuntinS Party Captured by
Indians-Union Pacific Railroad
KANSAS CITY, Nov. "A fight recently oc.
CURED IN the neighborhood OF Baxter Spring
in southern Kansas, between q party OF sur
veyors. under Co.'s. Phillips and Gross. aud q
number Of desperadoes, in which Gross was
killed and Phillips MORALLY wounded. Gross
was the Democratic candidate for State Audi.
tor, and Phillips was formerly q correspond.
emit Of the New York Tribune.
An English hunting party. on the plans, are
reported 10 have been captured by the In
dIans. g.. E#r.
The Union Pacific Railroad had been graded
60 miles beyond Fort Riley, and the company
has iron for LOO miles ready. The extension of
$50 miles west Of Fort Riley will be com
DIeted. .... Seer. .... ....
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ONE MAN SHOT!i
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BOXES OF
ARMS SEIZEDt!

BALTIMORE Nov. 5.-About two O'Clock, the
marshal OF police. having learned that arms
were being distributed TO certain parties az
Benefits auction store. ON Charles street, went
there with a strong force of police, and found
in an upper room parties engaged in loading
pistols and other arms.
Resistance was offered. and one man, a cit.
izeD, was shot, but the police seized the estab-
lishment, together with the parties therein,
and about $50 boxes of firearms and ammu-
milton.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE pRFsIprrr

The President to-day appointed Thomas M
Wolfe deputy postmaster at Frederick, Md:
Henry w. Fleetwood, do. at ST. Johnsbur-.
VT: Sam'l z. Taylor. at Oswego. n. Y: Maior
$. Won Slyke, at Little Falls, n. Y; LYMAN
A. Spalding, at Lockport, N. Y; Harrison B.
Branch, at Kansas City, Mo, and Jas. NJ. Ora.
ham, at st. Joseph, Mo.
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TIE WHITE HOUSE

To-day brought the usual concourse OF WIS.,
itors at the Executive Mansion. many of
whom, including number of ladies, remained
till late hour, awaiting an audience with the
President. Secretaries MeCulloch and Bro wn.
Ing, and the Attorney General, had interviews
with the President ring the morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-05

Cool FOR THE SEASON The act OF the s.spe.
cial' Of the Philadelphia Press sending to tina,
paper as his own the Stars account Of the ex.
ecution at Upper Marlboro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-05

INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICERS APPOINTED
The following appointments of internal rev.
enue officers were made to-day Caleb r.
Powers, collector tor the third district OF New
Hampshire; Stephen j. McGroarty, collector
for the second district Of Ohio
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Philadelphia Cut,Ir Market.

PHILADKLPHiA. Nov. 5.--Oatfle moderately
active and uncbauged: sales-2.3O0 mead OF
extra Penneylvania, l6x. Sheep dull; sales
OF Is, coo head ct Ssao6 Hogs dull and lower.
sales OF $500 head NJ lisl2x. Cows In fall
demand IT full prices, - "'a
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no MORE NATIONAL BANKS TO BE rs
TAbLISHRD-

The Comptroller OF the Currency has an
nouneed that bonds have been received Tor
deposit With the Treasurer of the United States
10 an amount sufficient TO secure the entire
three hundred millions of rational hank cjrcu.
latton authorized by Law, and no more can be
received after this date, the lImss having been
reached
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-05

BALTINoRR, Nov. 5.-Wheat duh, with a
downward tendency. Corn Gull st 11eaia2.
Oats stsady. Flour inactive. Provisions dull
Groceries quiet. Coffee Arm. :
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DOKlARL1
STEAM ENGINES,

STEAM ENGINES,
Combining the maximum Of sficieney DURABILITY.
snd sconomy, with the minimum of veisht And
price. They are widely and favorsbly known.
moro than 500 being In use. An warranted sstts.
factory, or No sale. Descriptive circalars sent On
Application. Address 4-' -.,.. - 81.
J. o. H0ADLHY 4 co.,
ooo eoSm Lswrencs, Aass
TINS Is 70 GIVE NOTICE, That tia NH.
scnber has obtained from the Orphan, Cont
o. Eoahtngton County. In the District Of Oeirm.
bta,testsrs Of s4ministrssion O. on the personsI
Sefate 81 Philip w. Byfne, late Of WashinSson
ConnW, oeeeased. All persons having clSamS
agsinet said deceased, are hereby warned ia
exheta the same, With the vouchers thereof to ths
subecrtber. On or before the Sd day of Eo1emhsr
next; they may otherwise by Law b excluded from
al oene0t 81 the said estate.
,sS Given under ny hand this "a day q lavender.
10 s.l.vsv. Aamlui: nsnnsA =.
a per has Obtained from the Orphsns' court OF
Nssnines0n COUNTY, IN the District of CoilmbfS
,ctssn o. eeminfetretton the personal ostats q
yonanns k.Ppel, late Of Was6inStoo, d. o.
eeceeeed. All psfeoas having clains s0cin1f The
easo oeoeHSea, are hereby warned % oTkibit -
eone, YIN me vouchers Thereof. 70 tbs S0Locriker
o. or before ne d day Of November naxf: tSsy
1cK ososiviss ~ Law b sxclsdsd ffoa alI Ssns6t
0avss sndsr M hand THE ID dsy Of heysuhsr.
KAPPDL.
oo" Adninistrster.
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JUDGE BARTOL'S DECISION.
THE WARDEN HAS THREE DAYS TT
MAKE HIS RETURN!
TIME EXPIRES ON THURSDAY.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 5--The Court has decided
that the warden has three days to make hl
returns, which will expire on thursday morn.
ing AZ nine o'clock.
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Rink Abatement

NEW YoRK,n Nov. 5.--Decrease in loans,
81 935, 900; lncrease in specie, el33S 900; c,rcu
legal tenders, s374,OO0; import In specie for tho
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From LixernaaI

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-A private dispatch
from Liverpool on the Sd quotes mixed corn
33s. Cd. e'eq NJ ~ rs
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% District Attorney Dart net r emoved.
NEW YORK, Nov. "a special dispatch to
the Express from Pottsdam, New York, the
residence of District Attorney Dart enies III n
he has been removed from once. -
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THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE

The Commissioner Of the General Land Of
flee has just submitted to the Secretary Of the
Interior for approval a list of tracts contain
ing in the aggregate 1,6s3 acres, in the former
Plat;sburg land district, which in ure to the
State of missouri as swamp lands under the
act of Congress approved Sept % 1890.
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LAND OPERATIONS IN OR1eoN

The Commissioner OF the General Land
ONCE has received returns from the loo Al
offices al Roseburg and Oregon city, Oregon,
showing that during September last 1905
acres OF tie public lands were disposed of the
greater portion for actual settlement The
cash sales amounted 10 S3.i9s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-05

~ From Hudson Taylor. agent for Scott's
reprints, we have Black,oood's Magazine for DC.
tober.
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Nex.Yark Markasa.

NEW YORK. Nov. 5-Fiour steady South.
ern quiet. Wheat advancing. Corn active
excited and sdvanerd 3a5c. Oats sdvauced
ls3c. Pork dull and lower. Lard buoyaut
Whisky dull. va hEf 81 re-. - 20