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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-01
County CLERK,

We are authorized tC announce DAVID
MORE us q candidate for the a flee q
CleIk Of Lyon county al tie ensuing N"vem
Der election.
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We are authorized to announce T @. CAR
TER, of Pike township, as a candidate for me
office Of County Assessor Of Lyon county at the
November election.
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COUNTY, Commissioned.

JOSEF II ERNST, Of Americas. wi be Il
candidate for County Commissioner in the dis
triet composed Of Americas, Fremont and Ag-
mes Cay townships.
We are authorized to nnounce the name
of G. @ DEW EESE, as a candidate for Ooun-
ty Commissioner fro IL the 65th District. com E
posed OF the townships of ElmendarO, Jackson
and v atelloo.
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EDlToR or ElzPoEIA Exws: Please anpo1p.a
my name as candidate fer the Office of Countv
Assessor, subject 10 the decision of the voters
OF Lyon county OF the 5sh Of November pext.
OLIVER PHILLIPS.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

BOHEMIAN TOILET SETS, French
Work Boxes. Jewel Caskets. Fine Perfumeries.
q nd Imported Buahes. Et NJ H. BArEs Co's.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-01

From Hon. w. ". II. Laurence. late Sec Of State.
During the sum mer and fall Of 1859 1 was
troubled with Ague and Fever in IT'S most
hOTrid forms. For months this disease fingered
about me. assuming almost eve y shape, both
regular and irregular, common and uncommon.
To arrest it made use Of the common rene
y-quinine-in a most faithful manner. Tut to
go effect. also used, diligently, numerous
other medicines, said to be ''Ague Cures" In
fact tried almost everything l could think or
hear of, but oil to no purpose. And rs "der
nier resort" l sent to B. W. Wood ward. Of
Lawrence. for package Of his AGUE CURE.
and it is but justice to him and the medicine
he cent me. TO say that since commenced TAX
ing it have had but one very slight chill.
and that was the next day aztec got the med
icine. used one bottle Ague Cure and part
OF another. and bottle of his Tonic. My
health improved rapidly. and to-day l am en-
ieying better health than before for years
W. w. H. LAWRENCE
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-01

We are authorised 70 announce E. n. TRASH
as q candidate for the Office Of Register OF
Deeds for Lyon county, at the November eiee-
lion.
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Reg>ter of Deeds.

We ere authorized TO anne unee T. G FUQUA
as candidate for REGISTER Of DEEDS of Lyon
county, at the November election.
We are uthoriEed toannouucs n. F. BURNS,
OF Waterloo. a. candidate for the Office Of
Register oil Deeds OF Lyon county, at the en-
sung November el etioa.
We are authorized to announce o. Y. HART
as candidate Tor re election to the office Of
vtmber election.
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We are authorized to announce the nam @
] l. WILLIAMS as a candidate for re-el,e
ton to the office of Clerk of Lyon County, d
the ensuing November election.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-01
October %, 1867.

il. Bailey and II. q Parker. general trhv-
cling agents for the North western Horse InsiIr-
anee Company, are now making a canvas of
TINS county. fo- the purpose OF insuriag ami
mails. Horse insurance is comparatively a
new hing and is unquestiOnably good in
seslment for our farmers TO go into. Mr..
Bailey Is brother of our former fellow citizen
Mr. Nj Bailey. and the company is composed
throughout Of good citizens of our own State.
We bespeak for these gentlemen fair hearing
among our farmers and stock raisers.
NJ. ..I,,--,;... -,
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{ From he Kansas State Journal. May 30. 1867 }

(F'rO,a the Kansas State Journal. May 30, 1867
Lawrence promises also t. become the med
ieins maDufactory and drug emporium of the
State. Already the medicines Of b. ". Wood
ward which have oLtained meri.psioutly such
great local celebrity, are being ordered by the
gross from druggists in st. Louis, Chicago,
New York and other Eastern towns. Collins
Bros and other wholesale druggists of st.
Louis. have lately ordered large supply Of
woodward's celebrated Blackberry Syrup.
This medicine is becoming great favorite in
the West, and only needs to be int oduced to
become general favorite with the public. B.
". Woodward alec compounds the celebrated
Elixir Calisaya Bark and Iron. This medi.
cine is highly recommended by the beet phys.
iciaus of our city and the country generally.
Its inertia are pretty generally known, and
purchasers will be glad to lear' that Mr.. wood
ward compounds and prepares it with special
care, and 1rplly makes a mere desirable article
than can be found elsewhere.
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The EmporiaNeWs.

lSS UED Et u Is 4 4 M DAI
In the News Building, EmpOria, Kansas, at
TWO DOLLARS a YEAR
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AMERICAN and ENGLISH POCKET
CUTLERY. in great variety. CHEAP at
NJ H BATEs & Co.'S.
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Notice tie advertisement headed $50
reward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-29
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRAY BETWEEN DoMEsrCs-THRowrNG A KNIFE
Ann O'Hara s employed cook at tho Erie Hotel
Washington street. and Margaret McGnn,s does general
houscwork in the establishment Ann has been in
the habit Of doing out tho necessary provisions to the
subordnates In the house with sparng hand but par
tcularly to Margaret, towards whom sh, seemed
terday morning these women came IN violent
collision, and after wordy alteration during which
mot the most an INDUCED IN Ann as
The edge Of the weapon took effect the bridge OF
Margarets nasal organ, nnicng deep cash. An on
Ger OF the Fifth precinct was summoned and fastening
the house. arrestedthe boodthirsy cook who was
taken before Alderman Comnan, acting magistrate the
Tombs and committed for trial before the Court OF Se5-
sons.
ALLEGED HIGHWAY Christopher Ehvoi, las
East Eleventh street, appeared before Justice Dodge
yesterday and made charge Of highway robbery
against man named Joseph H. Wilson Complainant
alleges that while passing through Second avenue about
seven O'Clock in the evening wilson came up and SELF:
his pocket and then ran away. 1t Ia further stated
that the accused had dirk knife open In his hand al
Bowery but the watch not found in his possession
and he Is supposed to have thrown away In his flight
He was held TO answer the charge
ALLEGED DsoRpkRLY House.. -On Saturday night last
No. SO Bowery was the vernacular of tho police
'pulled." on complaint made by nsmod John H.
SHERIFF. who alleges that Minnie Smith, an inmate Of the
establishment stole his watch valued at SIG Tho in
mates fined and discharged by Justice Shandloy
and the accused held TO answer the charge.
Tue SECOND D,sTMcr POLICE CouRr. The usual con
gsgation Of Sunday morning oungsrs who hold pews at
the Jefferson Market Police Court, was in attendance
yesterday morning. prompt al the opening service by
Mr. Justice Dodge and did not dispense until the unfor.
tunatc sinners who have the fortune live under the
vcilauce Of Captain Caray Of tho Fifteenth precinct
had done penance for their alleged crimea No sooner
did the last unfortunate depart from railing in front
OF the magiseria bench than the congregation rose
and departed In twos and threes to the haunts hoy love
well bsneath the corner grocery and shops Of
neighborhood
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-29

The market for wheat was rather active but
# new n%Ssr s sss se was e SsTed to- ssy n
sSaiasra e While csi.ssrs. Toy s'ss
sss Corn was iir demand and aSoa, ic
m o. ssns sns s s.
ss n a. s g: :: ssss
SO TO
e or sGpasd and %s were dull aud nominal
90 s1vs ls ss i Pf7s
49, and a a,5s At
bales cotton On private terms and 500 boxes cheese
81 roc :as IsT Ta.
an bark 70 U9rk Er os dy @ r. corn az s.
bales In Boston at 2ltc.
,lG1.s v & md Il 8, yry:
hoPs continued IN moderate demand and steady, with
'!fs q = Ni sns. We Were DUH and nominal
.Ss ors tons g Ss; e ssn aess
and 30 bills barbados at Soc. ~ "'''''
for spirits tsrpenne but the market remained r At Sc
6 61 y @ lots G sales mere s slipping
i Ssss ST. Z n wharf a. .
Sale: 90 ass isIs Ps1sa ssa ss
81 $ e. saa 81 g Ss sas nss o.
800 DS Il NEW sdor a az I a aas d, a s
81 81 IN casks and 0b respectively Other kinds
y s, @ nsls pork Gu,
ssssa nor % nd
as 'sT " s ias Old - d &c.
mana and nedn m The 20 az for
extra and SIS s2i FOR plain do Beef hams
ess ssss we're s'RSG;sa s
ca ss ssrs M $ sd hs, .od
lee for shoulders Or bacon heard OF no sales lie
raicy active and arm at previous prices tho sales com
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ALONG THE HUDSON.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE HERALD.

Two Interesting Turf Contests mt Pouch.
keepsie-AQuatic-A Challenge from John
Nickel to James Hamill-Thc Cruise Of the
Yacht Rcbecca-rhe Crops Ia Duschess
County.
PouoHKssesE, July 49, 1867.
There was plenty OF sport among the turfmen at
Dotys Union Park yesterday. Two races we're on tho
carpet, one running match and the other trotting
contest. The running horses G. Hofrs bay gcldins
vlrgnnes and Nash q. MiIler's bay mare Topsy. The
ator undoubtedly the best animal Of the two 80 far a.
endurance is concerned at least The contest was once
around the track, best two In three for purse Of $780,
The track itself Is thrce-quarers OF milo long, with
judges stand omit that is about ct for the business "a
dry goods clerk Is to FOLLOW q plough. Topsy
won the first and third heats and, consequently,
the 9 race ana purse The time was ,sa ssH, 30
mare Moe and II. King's bay marc Lady King II
was splendid race, the mares IN every heat tro,tns
neck and neck for some distance Lady King Ia q
splendid Hambletonnn and outfoot Molle with q
good driver. Her driver yesterday however, was not
expsrsnccd consequently heost the race. This race
was mile heats, hes. two In three, In harness, for q
purse Of 500. Molio won the nrst and third heats
arranged 10 please friends Of both mares and certainly
did. Old urfmen who present say the Gnsst
affair ever witnessed on this track Much money changed
hands
John McKie the oarsmap went 10 Troy yesterday,
whore he was TO be presented with one Of the newly In
vented paper shell boats Ho will this week endsavor TO
make a match with tho oarsman Of the Smoky City,
Jimmy Hamlll for $500, he to give Hamil 500 70
60 q p5ss match made 'i sc S% wiz S
oil probability row The race In his paper boat
Tue yacht Rebeeca passed here Friday going South
with all sails set sndIwh the American dag flying ai
her peak.
Farmers in this vicnity arc jubant over The good
sorted By them 90 busy are they. Cherries are very
scarce and have BEEN In fact have had none worth
mentioning Whortleberries, blackberries and black
raspberss very DEAR selling from sixteen to TWEEN.
ytwo cen per quartz price never heard Of before n
this section. Two or three years ago all kinds could DO
purchased for SIX cents per quart The present sxrsya
CANT prices are occasioned by the specustora People
from the interior speak we'll Of the prospects Of The
peach crop
magnificent car has Just been finished for the drsc
tors Of the Hudson River Railroad II ten feet longer
than the ordinary passenger COACH spendidly M
shed. and instead OF the ordinary contains sofas
lounges, full length mirrors, marble top tables water
closet, wardrobe Withdrawing room, and other ole
CANT Injuries. The locomotive Monitor IL now being
highly painted At ThlriIeh street, and when anshei
viii conway the car through 10 Chicago with the dIrec
tors on board The car cost nearly 500 600 ana was
built by the car builder or the Hudson River Railroad
Company
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H.: 81 e
changed. Highwines nominal.
dun Nd declined ssSsss sss r VIZ
:aPg w Ts osa g mo- lsa
Ss: sss9.s d as. "a
70. sna Ss Is All o AZ
I'D a 5 IN sSa isS
sst meat. not s'S sssr Sa' b.. re, buyers
s @ for n ss sas And and. :ss aides
es sm AZ a. @ Hams steady ns Lard
for Is. prime sns to choice Egg fr% 9m sc
M buying Exchange steady moass Sa as - o0''
8, III ,s= ..:. Ss:s:
q 4. 81
Flour very dull and declined .o G wSsse Suy
M Hs ana &C. y g. o Corn or qSe' sas s. az sd e.
Ss sa1sass s & 'fss a s
s % fSs Ss. ssl o sa.ss. sass
81 Sss 80 81 sSSa
s$ss: s II a%SSs
81 IL for white 6Sc 93c for yellow, sOc &c. Tor
mixed Oats declining; sales at s3sc SIC for old aud
6oc Csc for new Rye unsettled at 81 30 81 40. Mess
doing Recepts-Flour 1906 bbs; wheat 10 298 sacks;
corn, 1888 do; oats. ]. so do.
hhd s SYls'I! = SsY eaf sis
i1%sa 4 'aS$ a. i%ss's1f l'?5 g
iivered. 81 o. Oas--in bulk, &c. Mess pork-S24 so
Bacon-Shoulders, 134c clear Sides l6tc packed Lard
Iierces. l2s4c Raw whskey in bond Bic. Barley-New
fall 90c. a CSC
MKMrHIs, July 81 1857
Cotton steady Mt 2l16c 80 exports 90 bales receipts
bales Flour-Sl0 $40 IS for superdne Corn-SI 80 a
~ 81 for white. Oats-Sl 10 81 To- Other markets
changed
MILWAUKEE July 81 1857
Flour dull and quiet sales. Wheat-No 2 ST 50; re.
lected, 81 70 Oats steady at CSC Corn quiet at 800
duh at 81 ~. Receipts, 5000 bbs -FOUR Shipments 2C00
bbls. -four.
WILMINGTON N. c., July 81, 1857.
spirits OF trpentne advanced and firm ut 53%c Rosn
SAVANNAH Ca, July 81, 1867.
Cotton firm; sales ll5 bales mddng 26c. Receipts, Sc
bales
CHARLESTON. S. c., July 27, 1867
Cotton In good demand; sales 70 bales middling 251c
&c. Receipts 81 bales.
AUGUSTA, Ca, July 27, 1857.
Cotton IN good demand and prices faro dmer sales, 2
bales middng. 2c 2DSc.
New ORLEANS, July ~, 1867
Cotton duh and unchanged; sales $50 bales low iddlng
a49c 2oc receipts 96 bales EXPORTS 1903 bales Sugar
and moasses unchanged Flour quiet supsrnne $40 a
whole range: Oats firm at 81 So stock light Choice
In demand at S2s poorer grades neglected PorkNo
sales offering at SIS Bacon In little inquiry jobbing lots
sell at l4c for shoulders l6c for sides, and sc.
Sterling exchange sou b4X. Now York sight exchange
o u per cent premium. 800
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-29

The general business OF the city during the past week
showed Improvement although there a marked alb
sence Of speculative activity in all the merchandise
markets. In tho dry goods trade there enlarged
volume OF business transacted and hopeful feeling pre-
vailed. Prices are low that country jobbers
foresesng an advance after the fall trade has com.
menced arc in some instances making purchases now
In anticipation Of their future wants. and signs of
activity expected 10 appear at the beginning Of the
ensuing month II Is noticeable that the dsirust &C.
casoned by the recent failures has worn away and
feeling OF confidence has taken its pace-a result partly
due to the settlements Of the suspended firms with their
creditors having been favorable than 1t was at
nrs supposed they would be- In two descriptions
Of cotton goods which had previously ruled above the
range Of tho general market material decline took
place. but otherwise prices wen sustained, and,
In view OF the nmness and occasional buoyancy Of the
market for raw cotton their tendency was upward.
The receipts Of cotton continue be on very light
scale, the total at all the ports for the week ending
on Friday having been only 5,9s6 bales, making
an aggregate OF l,S35,33i bales sncs the
LIST of September against 1882 230 bales for the
spending period OF 1865. The exports are likewise
light the total for the week having been only IL s45
bales against 49, s7 bales in the previous week. maKing
total since September OF 1,5ll007 bales against
l47o s4S for the time In the previous year. Tho
stocks at all tho ports the dato OF the latest advicas
aggregated only 17425 bales against 1913 ee4 bales at
the same time in 1906 or this quantity, New Orleans
had 44,ol3 Mobile II, SOL Charleston 2975, Savannah
4.355. Texas 9,373 New York 7i00O Florida l4s, and
other ports about 1000 The stock Liverpool on the
18th INST was 74s 700 bales against s7o at the same
date last year. at London, o7S25 bales against $685.
At the time there 40 900 bales of American
and 7043 1874 bales Of Indian a1oat against 1000 aud
7o4 4l6 respectively IN 1861 making total Of 500 4l0
Tho foreign exchange market was dull, but under o
scarcity Of bills remained hrm and at the close the
following wero tho crrrent rates:-Bankcrs' bills on
England at sixty days. ITO ~; at three days 1l0K q
VI commercial bills, 1908 AZ; bills on Paris at sixty
days, 6l3x 6.12jlj at three days. 6l1H 610x.
Other Continental bs were ratcd TINA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-29
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

fm PRsslpucY.--A correspondent NJ tbs rrov
I r., Times nominates tho Rev. Henry Ward Beocher
| The Presidency. meeting OF q number OF tho
Grams OF 1919 was held at Bufaio reccn,lv AT which
buttons were adopted recommending Hon. saino,
Chase a. the nominee Of the next Republican N..
Bal Convention for the Presidency OF tho Un,ted
-
WISCONSIN, CONVENTION The Wisconsin Republican
10 Convention 10 called 10 meet at Madison septeuo
l. Each Senatorial and Representative district is
tiled 10 two delegates, which the Madison ytuvnai
ks an improvement on tho Old system OF apportion-
dt according TO party vote.
ALABAMA CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION "A call has been
ned for conservative convention TO meet at Mont
merry, Alabama, September 4. The following appeal
ssued BY the Montgomery Mall
fotoRED MEy or ALAsArA--The mothers who gave you
b were nursed by the whites You have played with
whites IN infancy and childhood Your race Is far
ter In numbers than that Of the white race of the
tn The welfare Of your families, your employment,
pr daily Bread aud whatever advantages and aid you
receive hereafter must come from the whites who
ses means and intelligence. Como togeths then in
" oervatve convention and satisfy yourselves that
ihIle, OF the south mean and intend that you shall
lain free, aud possess your rights for all time
sxrlSGs or CONSERVATIVE rssspxxS IN sorru Caro-
l.-The frasdmsus meetings In South oarolipa are
orally orderly conducted aud bid fair TO attain happy
hts The Columbia Paonis says:--
Is certainly worthy OF note, and worthy OF CON-
hdation, 10 observe The spirit which has manifested
at recent mass meetings OF the colored people In
State and In other places throughout the South In
era they seem 70 have not been much Influenced by
10 political haranguers or II innuenced In any degree
rsi they appear to DO returning to proper sense Of
i own Interest In their new political relations.
recent meeting In that Stale one Of the colorod
efs spoke az follows
should not TO- or wish 70 20, into white mans
or, put himself upon terms OF social relationship
the families OF white men. But the freedman
ld stand up fos that political equality which now
y lac ,
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rEltsRApnIc MARKET REPORTS.

0swRoo, July ~, 1857.
roar in good demand, bu. unchanged wheat dull
20 bushels No. Illinois at q5c, and 400 bushels yellow
Z, ssc Oats qaeti sales 800 bushels Western Al ss
per 100 lbs Mn feed In good demand Shorts S2s s25
shpstuns $50 per ton Canal fsights steady; whoat lo
sDsd frsghs-fioyr e Boston 1oc 2 Albany SOC g
bushels oorn no 90 feet lumber Canal erportsi2s b6s
aour, q, 700 bushels corn, 2,iss00 feet lumber
Receipts Corn Ito0oo bushels Data 1900 bushels;
-four lsp bbls shpmcnts-corn, es6oo bushsIs, osts
1000 bushels. Frcghh nrm: corn, La 70 New YORK
Flour dull VIII dewnward tendspcy sslcs 100 bbls. no
u 81 new white Kentucky offered a - 70 q 75 Corn
duh and unsettled held Die at the close No mred
WeaeruA aAes spN auahea Vossera cara Me- RArt ger
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ANOTHER raoct uvfa rHG OHIO RIVER.
Prom the Louisville Democrat, July 2i.l

We have before spoken Of this great work a. ono
which WI DC OF great advantage 10 now 1ourishng
city The contractors have about forty mon employed
N getting ready for the heavy mason the a6
ments OF the bridge The beds Of two Of tho piers lave
road track for toe handling OF rock has been lsA A
MsarpoNe load Of dcricks and machinery Of all kinds
has been brought round from Johnsonvls ony{he Ten
pessses whore The present contractors have been build
ing bridge We understand that the work il 20 bs
pushed forward snersetcaly towards corxplelon The
river Tor the pufposs Of bringing the ons Tor The sbut
ments, piers, hc 10 already qua,fisd and awsit,ns
shIpment ~ pont on the Lebanon branch al NJ
Louisville and Nashville rAilEosd,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-29

There Is a common saying that II Is poor ruo which
does not work both ways; and in this CONNECTION we
may mention that on the 9th Of April last the Sec.
Rotary Of the Treasury gave notice that the
could not protect and would not undertake protect,
the owners Of stolen bonds and against tho con-
sequences Of their own fault or misfortune, aud that
thereafter al bonds, notes and coupons payable 10
bearer and Treasury notes issued and remaining In
blank. would DO paid to the parties presenting them
gardless OF caveats nsd 10 prevent the payment On
the 18th OF the present month the Secretary issued
notice 10 the holders Of the coupon bombs OF the state
OF Missouri, which abstracted from the Depart
Of the Interior In $780, the effect that tho Do
partment prepared 10 receive evidences from
said holders In relation TO their title to the boods
These securities were taken BY Secretary Floyd
and sold In the New York market long before
tho fraud was detected. The holders Of the
discredted bonds who bought them In good faith feel
sggnsved and no consistency 10 the Treasury
refusing recognize the fact OF bonds having been
stolen In the while II docs 90 10 the other II
would have been farer to the public II Mr. McCuloch
had issued the notice 6rst mentioned but had done
whatever he conveniently could for the protection Of
those who had suffered the ioss Of their bonds whether
by their own negligence, theft or otherwise.
msuboined Ia the total valuation Of the foreign Impor
at this port for the week ending July 49, compared with
those Of the two preceding weeks also the value Of
dry goods entered at the port and thrown the market
since January OF this year ami for the corresponding
period In 1865 and 1900
Week endisg yuyl2. July 10. July 20.
Dry goods ,....,... e6ep, 056 o1S20,oll e213o,751
General mdsa ....... s7ia.52o l,soe,sls s,oSo.ioi
Total for the wssk 4l267o sane, $50 S. $50
The imports Of dry goods for the week and since
January compare ~ foIows:-
Fbr ne Week 1855. 1896. 1851
Entered u tho porn 50 36es5o 92see $40 a. $780, Isl
Thrown on market s,3ol,o4O 2,e7s,isS i,soe,oos
Entered Il ihs por. so,tso,2e7 y1-ossos szo4o,7as
Thrown on Market S4,eSo,als 100000 6f,59s,50o
The Milwaukee Hsconan Of the 2ssh says:-
gives great pleasure 10 announce that the con-
tract for the "a Crosse and wnona Railway lot yes
serday TIE rails are 10 DO ready for the cars on the
18th day Of December next.
cc@pprson Of the prices Of The leading speculative
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The cunard mail steamship Cuba WIN leave Boston ON
Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close 10 this city quartsr
past one and hsfpst Eve o'clock on tuesday sfssvs
noon.
The NFw Tonx HnsArp-Edltlon for Europs-will b
ready at ten O'Clock on Tuesday morning.
single copies In w'pp'rh ready for mailing, six