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A Murderer Hanged by . Mob n Tayi -
County.

From the Louisville Democrat, Nay 81
On Friday last olesv William McGuirs arrested - the
city upon q bench warrant, Thomas Gsbshears, who
was charged with murder Taylor county. On noa-
day the ocsr started With his prisoner for Campsss-
vile. arriving there about dark that night and surnng
his prisoner the jaflsr Of Taylor county Aboas
halfpast two O'Clock yesterday morning mee. con-
sisting Of some ono two hundred peFSee9k
made a raid upon the Jail and Demanded
OF the jaer the keys, who, seeing thss re-
sistaAco would be in vain, handed the key1
70 thsm They entered the jail and took Gabshes
out but they did interfere with any Of the other
prisoners. Tho mob then took Gabeheart about threo
quarters Of . mile from the city and hung him upoa
what they call the "Elm tree" The limb OF this so 70
which he hung broke when he was carried aboas
mile further and hung to another TREE Whom ofices
Mcclure left Campbellsville, early yesterday morning.
the body Of Gabeheart still hanging 70 the hm6 a.
the tree. Officer McGuire informs IN thae
when route for Taylor county, at Lcbanoa
Junction, they met Joshua Mann, man who had besa
badly cut short time since, by Gabehear but VINO .
now able to DO out As soon as Mann saw GaoonearS
and the ocer ho mounted his horse and drove on q
rapid rate, but in what direction he went the officer
could not state The people OF Taylor county say thaa
Gabeheart one Of the worst desperadoes in thas
OF the country having before this killed snz
committed various robberes, yet in every instance he
managed TO evade tho law. DAY two after he cuk
the last man with whom he had difficulty he had
examination and was admitted TO bail in 81, 500 -
answer the charge Of malicious shooting Subsequently
to this the man died. aud Gabeheart hed but capur
ed here mentioned above.
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the SPIRITUAL mua0ea.
DesneanWr Of the Murderer Pcudtag the Reu.
diti0n OF the Verdict Of Guilty.

0ttiOu Oi the vOr0lrt o. ID 0hltys
from the Philadelphia Ledger, May Ill
As frequent reference the demean0r Of the prisoner
has made during the progress OF the trial. IL may
no. 30 1ninerss.ins 70 state certain facts connected
Is indicating his mental condition in regard TO his
ability 10 distinguish between right and wrong.
the Commonwealth no said TO officer OF the court II
guess rs al up with me- and believe II had not been
for Warmer would have been swinging before thisf"
On the following morning. whie being brought from
prison, he haaOed across the corridor 70 fellow pr.
soaer, They'll hang me on the 9Th Of June with Gott-
70 The case ri. conycsoa viii ne Court oosr indi
Gated q clear appreciation Of what vas going on He
rdiculed the evidence Of the Witnesses Who while on
stand said they saw spiris and remarked laughing,
III nsver saw any !"
Yesterday, during the Of The Court while the
, sanpos.d Ss Moud IS Win the sosmny q
OCCASION he was still the same Geld and indifferent
man. Discussing the probabilities Of the verdict
whether murder OF the first degree or acquitta on
the ground Of insanity--he remarked at In only
question the difference between cents and S.
well i viii cost seven cents 20 take me 70 Kirk
bndes or "a to buy the rope and hrebosrds was the
reply.
that he upon trial for bis ife that he knew that
he tight place, but 10 didn't seem reality to
him. but he supposed IL would end In the ordinary way.
a. he had no show for an escape.
Just before the reassembng Of the Court his sister
girl Of about sixteen years OF ere. bid him good bye
Good bye, George" she said; 81 won't see you again
" You need not have come n ALL, the response
" But was compelled 10 sttsnd by subpoena" said
the sister.
ION, all you had 70 do to tell them that you
spirits the size Of pins head and then they would
have called you crazy and you would not have been
naked TO attend COURT at-
Aftsr tho departure Of his sister he again discussed
the probabilities OF the verdict recognizing always that
il would b. against him and in the course OF this con-
versafion he said :--"When am called for sentence
and asked what have 70 ny why the sentence should
not pronounced III toll the Judge That have cou
ssrsc,,s scronsn, nm the suhiect Of canita punis-
mentl" He appeared 70 enjoy the 'poinp' In this
declaration and laughed - ne asserted his purpose.
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More Eflciont Commxad Of ehe Army.
circular from the War Minister Of Austria appeared
in Vienna containing rules relating 10 the promo
zion q ofacsrI The accompanying report 70 the EN-
peror Of Archduks Abrscht, the CommAnder-in-Chef.
lays stress upon the urgent necessity Of extending the
system OF promotion hitherto In vogue. IL calls 70
mind that ts Distressing ezpsrienee Of 1888 proved the
need Of promoting intelligent officers rapidly than
was possible BY the former 0ethoA and states that In
future intelligence and military enicsncy win BE- the
motives governing advancement
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Capitals Dsran's 'Dsafh Sentence Cem..tAa
LoHDoH, Nay lo-Evsning.
Ths death sentence Of the convicted Fenian, Doran
has been oommutsd to long term Of imprisonment
FOREIGN Gevernments Involved In the Fenian
Pfet.
LosDoS. May I0-Evenine
Earl Derby efacIalIy says that the government will
NOT make public the real history Of the recent Fsnan
uprsing ON account Of spprshsnded troubles with cor
tain foreign governments. which are involved in the
Mot,
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POLITICAL sEReNAOEs IN NEWARK.

NEWARK, N j., May III, 1887.
The young republicans enlivened the city last night BY
a serenading expedition First they called at the resi-
dence OF Senator Frelinghuysen and treated him 70
some most excellent music He made speech TO them,
reviewing the public questions Of the day and eK-
planning the republican policy in tho late Congress-.
He endorsed tho demonstration Acts manhood suffrage.
and Senator Wilson's recent pledges TO the south He
also endorsed the acquisition Of Russian America -
cementing the friendship between Russia and AmertcA
ana important stop towards realizing the Monroe
doctrine.
The sercnaders then called on Governor Ward. Goa
gresham Hasey and the city republican members x
the Legislature
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QUEENSTOWN, Nay 11-2P. NJ.
The Cunard steamship Scotia Captain Judkins, which
le New York May l. arrived here to-day, the way
Liverpool
II Disaster af Sen.
LmERscK, Ireland, Nay II, 1867.
The bark Virginia, Captain Walsh which left New
York on the I'D Of March, for Donegal and which was
abandoned At latitude 80 So longitude 81 49,
tovsd INTO this port, to-day.
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PING NE w s.


Steamship Hammonia (HAm). Ehlers, Hamburg Apsi ~
Southampton is inst at SPIN. with mdsc and I'D pes
sengcrs KunhArdt Co 9th inst had strong NV gASes
7th, lat ~ 30 passed steamship City Of Manchestsr.
bound W sth lat Il Is. Ion 81 % ship Polar stA<.
bound e.
Steamship George Washington. Gasss New orIeans naB
and the Bar with mdse aud passengers. 70 Crom.
wel Co. In the Gulf Of MEXICO encounsersd hssvy -
gale which lasted 10 10TH $50 Pm, y mlios -
Haeras steamships Herman Lvingsdn MORO OassAs
-'1 Tor OAsr Shopping s,os sss Ns~A PaSs
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I 7 A lY.

The New Minister to the United states.
FIoRxscs Nay II. 1857.
n cerrutt, Woe Consul at San Francisco has been ap-
pointed TO succeed Bertannat the representative
Of the Italian government at Washington.
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c A NJ A OA.


Death Of the Last Provincial Bareuet-sla.i.
lions Of War.
MONTREAL, May IL, 1897
Sir HypoLts La Fontaine. Bart, the last baronet e
roy pasSnt in Canada died ct his residence yesterday
There ware some reports circulated to-day Of arms
being csllscted on the frontier q different poin ne
accuracy Of which will Investigate.
Everything qAiiet In the city.
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PRU ssiA.


Death Of tho United states Nrinister in Berlin.
BERLIN, May ii, 1867.
The Hon. Joseph A. Wright, Of Indiana, more
familiarity known az Governor Wright, United
states Minister to the Court Of Prussia, died in
this city at eight o'clock this morning Of dropsy
Mr.. Wright had been ailing severely for some
months past, and laid at the point Of death few
DAYS since. He rallied, however, for short time,
and was regarded as approaching convalsscence
which would permit his removal to the waters
of Csrsruhs. He commenced TO sink last night
and expired this morning
Mr.. Wright was, believe, very acceptable, both
personally and in his official capacity 70 the King
of Prussia and his Cabinet
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THE WAR ASPECT.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the HERALD.
France, Germany and Russia Still Arming-
victsria 60 Mako Another Effort for Peace
An Essiish Plan Of Disarmament and q
Geaoral Congress. &c.
QUEEN'S HorsL. LONDON, Nay IL, 1867.
Notwithstanding tho apparently highly satiaac-
tory issasof the Peace Congress held in this city.
and No pleasing solution Of the Luxembourg
question hy treaty arrangement, fears are enter
tanned and generally expressed that war has
been merely postponed by the work Of the diplo-
natists.
Preparations for war are still actively carried
on in France. Germany, Russia and Greece.
It is said to-day that before the nnal closing and
dissolution Of the Peace Congress proposal is
likely to be addressed by England to all the
Powers inclined to bellgerent action, in which
Queen Victoria viii recommend and urge general
Disarmament.
Should the English proposal be entertained
congress Of all the great Powers win possibly
assemble hsrs 10 order to secure it, formal sdop-
ton and execution according to uniform plan.
Should the proposal be made, even By the
Queen Of Great Britain, it is not likely to result in
. success in attaining the object contemplated
the maintenance Of peace.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
.~~~.~~~e~~~-~~o~--s~~
SPECIAL TELecaAm TO THE HERALD.

War Preparations In Greece-N1ilitary Con-
serivttss and LARGE Increase or the Army
War vessels Ordered In the United States.
ATHENS, May Il, 1867.
The fourth military CONSUMPTION ordered durink
the present year has been put in force and results
in giving N increase Of thirty thousand men to
the Greek army.
The condition of the navy and actual strength
Of the Kingdom at sea engage also the serious
consideration OF the government.
Seven new war vessels have just been ordered
in the United States and England.
Large enrolments Of scamen have been con-
tempated for some time past, and are now in
process Of completion.
The Austrian Report.
vKxSA May IL, 1867.
said that the government Of Greece has contract
Cd with ihs United for the purchase Of iron
ciads Of the monitor pattern.
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Store :: Lot (: tf az NEW BUILDING
RENT ssmo
A BANKfN q HOUSE,,
AN INsURANCE OFFICE,
RAILROAD oFYICR,
JRWRLRY 6TORg.
OR ANY BustHRss RBQUiRiHo
PROMINENT AND CENTRAL LOCATION
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2 RA \ c E..

The Prinos Of Wales Visits the Rxhibitlsu.
LoxDoa, Nay II, 1857.
His Royal Highnsss the Prince Of Wales ID 1t the
Paris Exposition
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TELEGRAPH EXTENSION.

Sc. Petersburg City In ComuuuIcatieu with
siberia.
81. PETERSBURG, May H. 1867
The Russian telegraph line connecting this city with
the mouth Of the Amoor river Siberia has been sue
cessfuly completed.
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Co.ns Blssn .rck,s Plan.

Vienna (Aprii 26) correspondence Of London Times
The enemies Of Count Bismarck who are numerous
in Austria now IS they were In Prussia and Germany
year ago that statesman Of acting habtuay
the TalsyrAad maxim-that spoech was given TO inau
10 enable him to disguise his real sentiments.
Al eli events would b rash 70 place 700 much
hdencs In the sincerity Of his uttsrances, but Is
positive fact that on the 22d Of last month, the
King OF Prussia's birthday, Count Bismarck stated
TO one of the personages present at Berlin on the
occasion that he considered war between Prussia
and France p BE- unavoidable tsncanoeichiicAL He
po~s A< fw onotkr ysor. - the military
organisation Of the newly annexed provinces Was still
dencien and the armies Of the South German States
have not yss been reformed the Prussan model II
true that within year the French would be AIMED
with the Chassepot rne, but thas unless an ary bad
been we'll drilled and accustomed 10 breoch lqnder
the weapon would be found IN inconvenien0o in.
stead Of advantags account az the pronenes OF
the men 70 waste their ammunition
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TINE DERBY REFORM BILL.

Omcisi Security Of the Cabinet.
Joxpos, May 10-Evening.
The success Of the Derby government on the vote on
sAs Reform till to-dsy usures its PRESERVATION.
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iss'.-sSBFFisEO Essbs u! :4ha2e fsssHss::g:o;s
=. W. RRA0LKYS
CELEBRATED DUPLEX kLhIki1c

OF D2CS IA. s y sxass. .s..
::;: $500; NV ;JS::.
!. s::. s: D:P1;s Ill., piis 81 ~
y.y SssE S ~ s.ls .I!s 8 ): sSss 3
s; s ::: 3: i,,f & D.
Elliptic skirt. q. ohs. csimanss % ladies' favor.
For Ia j. Ss class IN the uaisa saass
. A .ssm s:, AZ Il. :s:
,s. s rs a SSSsdsis ssz
&C. s4 s sS:. and md John :Ss.S " :s. a.. sss:
n al goods arc waraossd genuine and 70 eoss. =
Another Reduction OF Prices
in osG ~. s .:.s, an. %.s Ssr''''
Larsss, stock in this city.
BRoKAw BROS.
y0a nd "a Fourth avenue and q Lafayette oscs
.Annsx.cene.s.--Jessph B.r.ess & Co. e
ssssss. s'1 sss S es sudss, days
cent? L..,a:s a..s. q s.1 LSEss
RsoS. sons ~ Broadway corner Howard street,
% s :ss sds Ss s ss;:"
pSrHak sPs Son. Ss IL S:s:
ss % .na ALSO ~
Broadway near Fourth street Repairing DONE A"ss''
s sss Ss .slas:
wilson Co. Sold ony By Elliptic y NJ Co. ssS BROADWAY.
New Mser.ehsa store 2, rslls 40 q 7. s s
Broadway. Fourth street. Repairing.
Lady sss . s:a - ~. .s 3:
ne,s ., sroashs out such dss.ns variety
s.:S O. beauty that A'an'' SEs sasfy s1s
An Prize. Cs.hcd in Legal lesteriss.-Circs-
NJ '"' J. cLUrE, Broker l7s Broadway.
s.sss sss5 pssTs: .. Ss:s I. :se
Factory 81 Barclay street
Csrtsias a Speciality at
g. D,ss. I IN: IL. s: :s., A:s
one a so o 'S Mes, s,ss,.sn.S Street
s "a % &:r /: sss: ;.', S:,. ss's :r
~. crss: AZ : e t :s
street
s.:s s...' 4 ss.s-.; =sss: 'rs""- SEWING
Liquors, retail imporsers prizes. BoRDEAux WINE
GO. = vaults. - 7 uilon street, corner William.
INV SPRiHG STYLES NOW READY
q. l.. A J. y. kelly, AZ Broadway.
Lsss, ssr,n,y , an. and Ncs,slnshnm Iro~ Ase-
q. l.. A j. h. KELLY, a. broadway
Mupr a. CO.. No. ~ Park Row. New 49, ssr.
Publishers ~ the scientific American, solicitors "
and Foreign Patents.
TWENTY-FIVE experience In obsininr psso.s 49,.
Thirty Thousand applications for Patents mae ~ 'os
agency Consultations and advice 70 inventors -
Pamphlets containing laws Of al countries IT, 49,.
bound volume containing TO h~chsnca 49,. -.
and the United states Census by counucs w" NUNS """
recipes for mechanics, mailed on receipt o. 90
Royal HavnDn Lettsry.Tr ~ ~ ~,
boubloons and All kinds cod and slyy .--.sv ~
TAYLOR CO. bs1se's .. :.
IT,. Have yI,chisc Ce,'s Lock Stitc,l Sr.v-
a., fas HOWE, Jn (otsinal inventor Of ths
sewing msehinsl rrs.Iden,, ~ broadway Nsw York
Mh &c. sr:,su W rD.s Hsshss No. rs brosS.y
Wis.,, rs.gess .ss q, CraSs ,s o M.sv-.
sArcuEEoRs. " Sud styeA
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q sssre - I.ss. = HyeSdsvsxs . .arr..~o-
RENT sioas. .u,,...R -.
An TNSURAHOE 0FrIOE,
A RAILROAD OFFICE,
yEWRLRY STORE.
HAT STORE
or any other requiring prominent and osaEsi y
catiO
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
SpecialTelegramstothe
Herald.
The Luxembourg Peace Treaty
Signed, but the War
Aspect Maintained.
france and Germany in Prep&ra-
ten, and Russia and Greece
Aiming Actively.
"A Greek Squadron Ordered in
America.
Earl DERBY ON FENIAMlSM.
esCertain Foreign Governments In
YOlved'' in the Irish Plot.
SPEECH OF THE KING OF PRUSSIA.
&c. &c. &c.
BY THE CABLE TO MAY Il.
Rlae alNe An nMnA mr. nv
BY THE CABLE TO MAY Il.
THE Luxembourg TREATY.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Expected Ratification Of the Action of the
Peace Congress.
QuEEN's HOTEL. LONDON, May IL, 1867.
The articles of treaty Of settlement of the Lux
emburg question drafted by the representatives of
the great Powers assembled in the Peace Congress
in this city have been engrossed in proper diplo-
matte FORM and it il expected, indeed it may be
said is certain, that this important international
State paper viii be duly signed and ratified to-day.
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TUE PRESS DISPATCHES.
TINE LUXEMBOURG TREATY.

Rstiarstiea ef rho work Of the Peace Con-
gress.
Lospos, May l1-Evenng.
rhs Globe Of this evening says that the treaty for the
disposition Of the Luxem question was signed today
~ all the powers participating IN the conference.
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Cascer.-Dr. =. q. Dixss has the esly A.st-
once No. l0l West Ninecenth street
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Gents, Patent Leather Gsiters Ss per pair. L0RRIN
BROOKS SONS. lN Broadway, corner Howard street.
Established 1879.
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Dr. Won Ei-eaberg Cur~s All Dtseases Of tho
Eve Par rhroa. Lungs, LAYER, Heart aud Con-
smpi,on once 5 Fifh avenue, Of Twenty eighth
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a Lady nm IIorseback. Crowned With ono %
those piqusni elegant dsshing Riding Hats OF WHICH
GENIN has lust brought out such dazzling variety
beauty that hsunis the fancy long aer mas
riided bv GENIN'S, 3lJ Broadway.
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BstrheIer's clair Dye.IThs B w, - ~ - the
Gus Factory 81 Barclay street.
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t.ced Be.rbcn. 80 Csnss Per gsssIe--,Yssc
Liquors, lesH Importers prices. BORDEAUX WINE
30. = Vaults - uiton street, corner William.
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BRoKAw BROS.
Va nd "a Fourth avenue and 81 Lafayette oiscs
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Al Wm, Eyerdsli,s soss,: i0a Eaten ssressf
Envelopes patented May. 1857.
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A.-A.-A.--Kalaenberg q Sea HesDeotfsleY
real MeeIsehnum Pipes &c. confident ss:y never s 80
&c Nos and John sreet. mp stairs. nrst noor.
n BAH goods warranted genuine and 70 ooler -
take them back.
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'"r's'"s Spe' KELrYs, s7 BroaAwsy.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-04
hsiatic Cholera.
The STRONGEST Poor {

The STRONGEST Poor OF INTRINSIC MERIT.
, DEAR .SIRs-I ought to have acknowl
edged long agosthe box of Pain Killer you
had the goodness to send me last year. Its
coming was most proyidential. l believe
hundreds of lives were saved, under God, by
it. The Cholera appeared here soon after
We received it. We resorted at once to the
Pam KILLER using as directed for Cholera.
A-list was kept of all to whom the Pam
Killer was given, and our native assistants
assured US that eight out of every ten to
whom it was prescribed, recovered. 1t has,
too, been very useful in various other dis
eases. 1t has proved an incalculable bles-
sing to multitudes of poor people throughout
all this region. Our native preachers are
never willing to go out on their excursions
without a supply of the Pain Killer. 1t
gives them favor in the eyes of the people,
and access to families and localities by
whom otherwise they would be very iudif-
| ferently received.
Believe me, dear sirs, gratefully and
faithfully yours,
J. NJ. JOHNSON,
10 Missionary at Swatou. China.
Nov24dwlm.
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Mail Routes.
CHICAGO AND EASTERN NAIL --srivss al

CHICAGO AND EASTERN MAIL--1rives at
7:45 A. VI aaI 6:40P. NJ. Closes vt $50 A. NJ.
and 1880 P. NJ. -. .a
PORT BYRON MAIL-via Wasertown, Hamp-
ton, Rapids City. Port Byron and cordoya, ar
rives at 9:o5 A. NJ. Closes Sis P. N.
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAII1--arrivss sts:o5 A.
NJ. and 7:45 PINE Closes at I'll "a. N. and 6:lO
P.M ~ 5E# R58-z 80
ALED0 MAIL-via Camden Mills, Andalu-
STA, Edgington Hamlet, Perryton, Aledo, High
Point, New Boston, keithsburg, Oquawka, to
04uawka Junction, (Sagetown), leaves daily at
9 A. M, and arrives at $50 P. NJ. Mail mat
ter for Pleasant Ridge, Hazlitt, Buffalo Prairie,
Illinois City, Drury. Copper Creek, and Mil
lersburg, goes by this route.
MAC0NB MAIL--yia Presumption, Suez, vi
ola, North Henderson. Spring Grove, and Mon
mouth to Macomb, leaves Wednesday and Sat
urday at Z A. NJ, and arrives Tdesday. and Fri
day at a p. M Centre Ridge and Richlgnd
Grove are supplied by this route.
COAL VALLEY MATLr-Shy cars) daily, leaves
between and A. NJ, returning at about S
P. NJ. Rural mail matter is sent to Coal VAL
lev.
CAMBRIDGE MAiL--via Coal Valley, Orion
and Andover to Cambridge, leaves Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday, at z A NJ, returning
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at P. NJ.
Office hours from 1880 A. NJ. to 1880 P. NJ.
~ Sundays, open from Q to 10 AM.
NJ. B. OSBORN, Post Master.
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Rock IsLAx,. December 4.
FLoUR-Spring Double Extra, in bbls. $s,4O n
Wholesale, and $1,000 at retail. Sacks, ts,oe at
Wholesale, and go ut retail. Isooess Ss,oo al
Wholesale, and 50, 10 at rstaiL
I -WHsAr-No.L 81 ,6ia1,65. No. 2, l'aoal' 'S,
No 8 f,48. = ~.sI
ooRx-s5o. * C -gb&Eyy y sc S%
OATs--42a45c for IS lbs. ss. ~
RYE-l, 9Oal, 10. .-i. 4.---e.s..- ....z
BARLEY-No. l, LIS. No. 2, LOS
BEANs-2,00 f, .,..
SALr-3, 50a3, Is par barrel.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT oarfeis included, 50;
retail 7tc. @ s 1ffa a.t--1Ha Il.
HIGHwISEs-$2,2o. zG.arr7
sONess-- so Per bush. -Err rEE74g-s
PoTAToEs-95al 90 IS A2>A ~
EGGs-20c doA ..s .s...-1., l.r....
BurrER Very choice lots. for retailing, will
bring to 35c. e... s-.s-... ..s5.D. L ... ref
PoULrRY-Live chickens, 81, 40a2,6o per dos.
/ HoGs--For live hogs 43a5fc, Dressed 53a61,
CATrLE-Live weight, common, 3,00a3,b0.
Prime shipping SOAPS per hundred pounds.
HIpEs--Green Country, &c; green cured, &c /;
green calf, 12iai5o; dry din1 l2al5c; dry salt
ed, 12ic.
HAr-Prairie, st0ala per ton; Timothy II, 90
s$l300 f~ 30
Woop-Oak $500 to T,o6 . cord. ssFT
CoAI--At the Coal Valley Ysrd, on the Levee
coal is sold ut IA cents, the cost of delivering 10
be, added. =, aIa- st.Ula=.
From teams, in Market Square, at l6al7 cents.