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The Killing. of Hiscock.

Concerning the murder of Mr.. His
coon by Gen. Cole in albany, y. Y,
some three weeks since. for alleged
criminal intercourse with his wife, the
Utica Herald uses the following SEN
sible language. We have never given
any account of this murder, but what
follows from the Herald will give a
very fair idea of the case:
"On the assumption that the char
ges against Mr.. Hiscock are true in
whole or in great part, the natural i'm
pulse is to justify the injured husband
in taking vengeance. Life has be-
come cheap. 4 wrong is done. and
men jump to the conclusion that death
must be the penalty. They go far
Their, and assume that they are to be
Judge, jury, executioner, in the fiery
climax of passion. In such court,
what chance for innocence Con-
ceive the woman weak or wicked, for
she must be one or both; how in the
swoon Of terror, her guilt may lead
her to false charges, and her weakness
tempt her to inculpate innocence in
order to save favorite. In the case
of Mr.. Hiscock, his dead lips can
make no denial. His reputation is as
bare and naked before calumniators
as his life was before bis armed butch
err. Private vengeance need only in,
vent the story of such wrong, to rid
Itself of rivals and armed foes, what
lever the nature of their offense.
| The plea is, manhood must avengt
its honor, and protect the fame of the
household. Agreed. Take the pre-
sent case. The pistol shot which dark
ened Hiscock's life, blazoned Mrs
Cole as a dishonored woman, wherev
er the lightning runs upon the wires
and proclaimed her husband wronged
and at the same time the inmate of ;
cell and candidate for the galloYs.-
, Is that honor? Is that defendin,
marital rights, and the fair fame of
wife? The wrong charged, admits n,
PREPARATION. The husband dishonored
is beyond the reach of remedy
Least of all, is reparation or remed
secured by bloodshed. No family al
tars are re-established, no advantag
4 inures to society. On the contrary
> the family first injured is irreparabl
t destroyed, and other hearthstones ar
/, made desolate. The purity of socit
ty, the chastity of women, are motor
ously less sacred, where the habit pre-
walls of wreaking private vengeanc
, for such injuries. Wherever life
accounted cheap, the consideration
which make life valuable and honors
y BILE are regarded of litdle moment.
Security for the family and for G,
cry individual right, depends upon tn
n supremacy of law. Life, persona
T, safety, the chastity of women, earl
IS ings and capital, can have no defens
e so sure. A pseudo chivalry may bral
dish knives and pistols. True cou
age will never assail an unarmed ma
q at unawares. The old barbarism c
It the duel gave the foe a chance for Sc
h defense. If modern society is Wort
is anything, if civilization teaches 81
gle lesson, the law must be maintai
ed, and to it and to it alone, must a
e look for protection and for vengeance
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-06-28

A TRUE BALsAM.-Dr. WIsTAR's
BALsAM of Wild Cherry is truly a
balsam. 1t. contains the balsamic
principle of the Wild Cherry, the
balsamic properties of tar and OF
pine. Its ingredients are all balsamic'
Coughs, colds, sore throat bronchitis
and consumption speedily disappear
under its balsamic influence.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-06-28

HORRIBLE SUICIDE.-SPRINGFIELD
Mass, June 23.-A horrible suicide
was committed in this city yesterday
morning by Mrs. Maria Gilmore, al
Irishwoman, IS years old, who cut &
long cash in her abdomen with a SHARP
knife, tore out her bowels and placed
them in a pail of water. In this 81
tuation she was found by the inmates
of the other part of the house. Shit
lived an hour and half after being
discovered. She was no doubt in
sane, although she had not been previ
ously so considered.
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V3f66ifS fndppvnuUnt StaHuHfu

QC NC04IQHIuI Soio ''0'' '''0 i""i -
sold them Che rum FL ii is s''thh tie one: to re-
s ceYve our excavations. Had they new
err patrepised the bar Of the rhmseH-
e er Bb Both Of them might how be quiet,
orderly, peacsable citizens, engaged
lin the humble pursuits Of labor, IN
|stesd-ssis. the inmates Of loathsome
cells. 50
Temperance men Of Vermont herr
is another powerful argument in favo1
Of totar abstine uce. Good Templars
here is another incentive to action
another appeal to perseverance IN tm
tRo0Iess Of works. Three victims 81
linear at home are surely enough TO
Iobe generation. ,Weend as we bega'
r .Whois the guilty one? ~
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-06-28

THE SANAToRIAN.-Dr. Crabtre
who has''been treating those afflicted
with diseases of long standing, has
met with good success, many coming
from all about to see hin-will again
visit Barton in four weeks. See ad.
vertisement.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-06-28

We find it stated that the bones of
soldiers, horses and cattle killed at
Bull Run, are being gathered by the
owners of the soil and shipped to Bal
timore, where they are ground into
fertilizers.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-06-28

johnson is in New England. Look
'ut for pickpockets.
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dvertiser, hayil
v weeks by a
uttered for sew
,ction, and tina |
anxious to NAL
E means Of Gu
who desire it,
ton used (free
preparing al
n find a SURE c
BRONCHITIS,
End Lung Afe
fertiser in sen
line afflicted,
N cpuceiyes |
ery sufferer
them nothing
wishing the pr
D please adore
REV. ED
WILLIAMSBURG
NISTAR'S /
CHI
e this article is
tiol to say on
tbIished as an nj
bronchitis, Croa |
esses of the tn
! that most dl
b, which high
III be a cUrabA
bis remedy kn |
b, have but 1 |
! that of all 9th |
Twenty Yes
NOM
s. w. FowLE
smen
the habit of Us
D CHERRY in
@y Afectio'as
nth the utmos
E best medicin |
id have no dou
; several time
sides many ii
ate relief in les
rs years of age
lubject for pull |
bis excellent RI
able. l can ID
e exalted opin
ommend its us
an be used.
Jno,,ssia5a sfnIees
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-06-28

You can find It Of Skinner + Drew's.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-06-28

way to
rong puri
jcous seer
u1pN's PEI
oppsite, the
,henyer and I
EpgRyspepsia,
Isrresults of
csuse of i'll
b. ]. S. HA
4 fremont Td |
| will be m
~ WIN. Jos
:
w lth cor
are sick |
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tive disc
Lyon list
for nothi
good hea
AYERS SAsA
<; il expells d
dates the orga
ience it rapid
hich are eau
81 Is Scrofsla
Eues, Eruption
[sy'sFire, Ros
n, ScaM Hea
4 MINORS, 81
1 Mention,
kssihy, also s
m Complaint
ktnsAPARILLA
4 activity wi
i cures these I
1 late years thu
/ bottles, pref
Of Sarsaparil
re been frau
confain little,
curative ingl
appointment
.xfracts of Sar
until the name
It'll imposition
pound "SarsaI
3 remedy as s.
Of obloquy
have ground
9 irresistable l
I'd TO cure. W
the best altera
4 we have reaa
! Effective pq
ed
( CHERRY Pc
0 surpass ever
Coughs, Cold
,ronchitis, Inc
lief ofConsun
the disease, t
L evidence of
hem.
ed by DR.. ].
I'd sold by all
everywhere.
IN g. SONS,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-06-28

IMPROVED STooK.-A. M. Ripley, of
Coventry, has just imported from
Massachusetts, a fine yearling bull of
full Dutch blood, for which he paid the
handsome sum of $40. Mr.. Ripley
is another of those thorough farmers
who believes it pays to improve his
stock as well as his farm in all posi-
BILE ways.-Erpress.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-06-28

POWELL, May q
PER P. and \
rs.
klbany, Aprikl
hughter of J.C
Albany, May q
$, adopted son {
Holyoke, Mas
staff, aged 1s,y
ig from her mo-
Westfeld, Jun
.Annis, aged 4
Westfeld. Jim
aWyer, aged 4
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-06-28

The most remarkable thing in
Bristol, and indeed in England, is the
/" Orphan Establishment" of George
Muller. He has five large stone
houses, each perfect in itself-each
surrounded by stone wall, having its
own lodge, and as distinct as if they
were not connected. Each house will
hold 400 children. No buildings in
Boston or New York for criminal or
benevolent purposes equal these g Or.
phan Houses Of Ashley Downs" for
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State News.


The body Of A!onzo Allen, twenty
one years of age, of Granville, Yer
mont, was found on June 10 in by
place about a mile from his home in
an advanced stage Of decay. A small
fish cord was found round his neck
and a piece Of the same description
was attached to a birch tree twenty
feet above where the body lay.
The monument erected by the town
of Weathersfeld, Vermont, which con
tains the names of some hundred ane
forty brave men who served the coun
try in the great rebellion will be ded
icated on the 4th of July next with al
appropriate address by Col. Veaze!
of Rutland.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-06-28

DRowNED.-On Thursday last, a
little boy seven years old, only son of
VIM. Litchfeld, residing on Province
Hill. in Potion, G. E., was drowned in
the mill pond at Annis' Mill. The
lad went out fishing in the afternoon,
but was not missed till about O'Clock
in the evening. About 8 o'clock the
body was found in the pond.--Erpress.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mrs. Jerusha 81.
Green of South Reading, whose death
will be found under the usual head
this week, was found dead in her bed
on Wednesday morning Of last week.
She had not been quite as we'll as usu.
al for few days, but had retired the
night before feeling better. In the
morning her husband rose and suppo
sing her asleep: thought he would moi
awake her, and left the room, and al
later hour she was found as above
I-BpIIOqCs Fails Times.
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By all Druggi


ERRORS
entleman who
leblity, Prems
youthful ind
ng humanity,
cipe and direct
y by which he
profit by the q
by undressing,
Ohm b. OGDT
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-06-28

Er1liIr
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pNlC DISEA
/ CE.
well known tn
Eg ofthe CoNGl
Eed Springs i;
they contain.
DIR. I'll. And,
Is Iodine in the
in those spriI
re IN quantity,
70 each fluid Q
hout a SolUent.
country andEl
world for Sc,
and all Chroni
J. P. D
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-06-28

ExpoRTArIoN.-Dan. Giddings, of
Westford, has just shipped two beau
tiful twin eve lambs, from his full
blood Merino flock, to Ireland, upon
an order from a gentleman in that
country. The price obtained for them
is 1880.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-06-28

A party of young people amusing
themselves at the house of Rev. Mr..
White, near Terra Haute, (Indiana)
lately, were very much frightened at
hearing frog croak in the stomach
of a young lady. A doctor was sum.
moned, who cut into the stomach, and
took out a green. speckled frog four
inches long.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-06-28

Since 1886 there have been esta
blished throughout the world 10000
miles Of telegraph lines, comprising
100000 miles of wire, and working
through nearly $4,000 stations. The
total length of submarine cables laid
is 1928 miles. The price of tele
graphing is higher in the Unite State,
than in England.
Every inhabitant of New Yorl
State owes t85.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-03

TIKI -~-Nffg
-. A..~s.slsslGsssfsf Svisksv
Cs.vics Pardeaed-Eesias Cssssei.
Wv YORK, May 2.-The Times spe-
c;sj saws that o. only three Of the Judi-
ciary committee had arrived in Wesh-
ington yesterday, there was no meeting
On che Impeachment investigation mat,
ter. The other members are expec.s W.
to day. Several witnesses from .n a
South have arrived, among "no'n ai ~
George A. Trenholm and nus sou VI
General Simmer, of the United States
r,ss.r,. .irmed, to-day the first INSTALL
-. ofthe three years certificates, au.
a. ,;,ed AZ the last session OF the Tbir.
-. nintb Congress to be used IN the
~ n;dation of coupound interest notes
ailinr due. They will be issued onl!
from New York, Assistant Treasurer
Van DYKES counter-signature being ne.
ccssary 70 their efiicient vaiidity, and
in denominations of fye hundred dol
lars and enc thousand dollars. -
The Herald's special says: The Pfcsi
dent has pafdoned Solomon kernus
tamm, convicted of prosecuting irana
ulsnt claims against the Governn;S ,a.
! in 1862, and sentenced to tel yea'
prisonment. MS the fee
.i.;,.,..,, l,x, tl,,, counsel cmPioyea ny 'he
9,a;." c,.,ss 10 dsssnd the Fenians on
.ni,eu u. rsn,S. last winter, and the
tria va .r,;Ses "A to hew Mr.. Seward
gu queS nar 4, there leing no provision fol
o oax such outlay, and the Senate not be
ing very apt to grant any appropriation
| for the purpose. .t'
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Mexiena News.

NEw ORLEANS, May 2.--Adyiees IRON
Tanlpico of the oath hlt. say that Com
ez pronounced against .)nrez, iaTorihg
Ortega.s ~. ~
Dates from Matsmoras To the 9-th say
that news reached Monterey on the
oath to the following effect Portsro
Diaz occupies part Of the City 81 Mex
ico. his headquarters being az the COIL
vent in Santa Domingo. Two squares
of the main plaza Of the city are STILL
defended by the Inperialists.
General Talbert, at the head OF
body of Imperialists, had made another
attempt to cut his way out Of Quentaro
The Imperialists at Quentaro were NJ
terly in q starving condition.
General Guarduro, who pursued ano
routed the Imperial forces nnder Mar
anesa. has returned to Quintaro.
The Liberal troops ut San i.onis have
been sent to Quintaro.
The Liberals. arc anxious To emu .he
struggle NJ Qhintar0 and are working
| cnernetically and successfully 10 40 so
The Times of this oity publishes q
report received FROM private sources
I which says that another battle has beel
fought at Quintaro, resulting III the de
feat of the demoralized Imperialists ant
the death OF Miramon. After the hgh
Ouiutaro was occupied by the Liberals
Wo>im,Iian cannot Ie fs1..1 ..ss" - -, !:
II is supposed lie secretly NED inl
aort;rms the reaort that Diaz had de
s.nIed Mirainon and the Liberals wee
), complete masters of the situation.
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gg!Igeleetlialpkl;..
sa7sv 7'HE'c.A'lBsItlEt.i.
rrelegraph to the Regis'er'i

LONDON, May 9, Noon.-o'nso,' .o. 90
s9Vs ~; Illinois Central 7ss; Erie 4ss'
LIVERPOOL, Neenrc sttop hrm; sales
today of 10, 600 bales middling upiands
at III; orleaps y; breadstnf fs-wcstern
red wheat i3s Sd; California wheat l4s
Cd: corn AS; barley '4s'ed; soars as7d;
meas as Cd; provisions UNCHANGED;
uork rs Cd. heel, 1ass Cd; bacon 'ss'
lard sis Sd; cheese Cos; prodnce-spif'''
of petroleum Id; refined petroleum a
Is "a; pot ashes s4s; spirits o. 'al psn
tine BIS; rosin, common IS I'd; rosin'
fine lss Cd; tallow as; clover SEE" ' ON
london markets unchanged.
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Ci.ei..afi Marl.ri.

Gh0rhne~s
tEEUsl0J CrxcfSxart MnS2.i
FLOUR-Firm; no change in prices.
WHEAT-Firm.
CORN-Buoyant and active; No.
mixed 80 in bnlk and 10 in sacks.
0ATS-Quiet ut 71a72.
RYE-Sbeady a 76sa g~y a ~
WHIDHYASoisi q q fnrboqf r.
1cOTfON&Ciosed with 'fifmer feeling
on the part of holders, and middipg
was held at &c, cnnseqnent upon TIC
foreign news this AFTERNOON. =.
MESS PORK-In good demand ~
90 50a23 90.
uLARD--Wasin deaand - ~ = ,aE
HREF-Best city brands hs,d - -
Hulk MEATS-Held fym, Dut nokli-
~ dime there could hare been large
M aU m.,,s At 7saOf for shoulders and
- in bnlk. specially for sides.
RaCOy,-Qaietsnd unchanged.
RI1TYER-Dull at 25a2s.
gGGS-l6.
CHEESE-Steady, ?
G0LD-Ciosed at t34, buying, and
1854 selling. but since bank hours firm.
er on the street. aud purchases made at
134s. ...I e.f
EXCHANGE-Firm.
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Eros, ~. Lsui-.y

ST. Lofts. Nay . --RathaD, ,Strsnse
g. Bro, whose sa,ldlcry was burned on
Tuesday night, were insured in the fol-
lowing foreign offices, s50oa each {:
Springfield, Mass 5ornesreial, Ex-
politan, and Globe; New Iork--Etna,
Hartford-Hoioc; New Havcn--North
American, and Liverpool and London.
Wear and iHiekh,an had risks iu the fol-
lowing foreigu Compaajes; tLarlufar I,
Manhattan, Fulton, Howard, New York,
$1,000 each; Ph9uix, Rrooklyn; 4Etna,
Hartford; Citizens, New York: North
American, Philadelphia; Home, Ne "
York, Sia.0tt; Liverpool. London and
Globe, $1,000: PhoAnix. Hartford, go
COO,
General Carl Schurz has purchased an
interest in the Wistiiche Post, in this
city, and will hereafter bechme ioint
editor With Emil Pretorous. -.
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sang sATIsRIE n r.
I'D their patrons are prepared 10 epeor-'
enterprise which has FOR its object IN. nm,
and promotion Of the welfare VI N. wI,'tN
IN. this Roplblic. and the development ~ a.
ovation OF our young and promisinc So .
Proprietor Of the Wheeling Ei.l,nR ID
lSrged and improved this papcg To- Is.,., "a, e
mands of increased circulation and I've
popularity, and now takes pleasnrp In 70
10 the people Of this STATE the l.srue.s NNs
ess and Meat Reliable Paper In Wss.
TkE REGIsTER ran p.;,,,
history A. the surrsi and best index OF II, = -,
course upon all qsestions OF Natiatal a, S.a
policy. Believing that the war Ma. ,p,,5 'N
It's legitimate purposes attained with M, 90. s%
der 81 the rebel armies and the ahandon,,,-,
slavery and secession by the South ~ % - a
TER viii bc the nnfiinehing advocate OF an 80
ures that tend to promote the national L,,n,'.>
Ia restore the, unity OF the Gov,inm,pt ssS:!
extend tc All sections the priccl,s, bl,,,isSI .
IN impartial Union and lasting peacr r..
be equally firm in its opposition 10 Al ns,,;,,.
schemes that impose unjust and unvsTr, -
conditions upon the reunion Ut 4 ,,ny,,n,,.r,
that was never orokcn. that gua,ap,., ,.,,.,
ual ascsndaney to cue political part, and 7"
changing estracism 10 every other, and H.,
thwart the wishes Af ssery pat,ietic hra,, -
leaving our country -,ill dividcl, gu. rrcr,.
disunit-d, or Union mir~ter,d. Tol,n,r'
the opinion Of all men, while Scadfas;ly 49,
eating its own. de.pisin: the proscripti,- trg,,,
Of fanstieim while firmly adh'ri,y .. H. 49,.
convictions Of right and dirty.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New Work Market.

~-NJS. ts'H. NEW YORK, May z.
.lCOTTON--Mor active; sales 1900
, bales at % for middling uplands.
/ FLOCR-Recsipts 1919 bbls; market
y lO:,2ue hotter. and fairly active: sales
900 i,bls at 10 1!all 60 for supertne
State and western. II 0Gai3 80 for extra
western, IL Goals IN for choice DO,
IL VI for shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio, and Ia GOALS 20 Tor trade
brands. market closing firm. Califor
MIA flour firm; sales $50 bills and sacks
nj l6 50al7 on. Rye flour very firm;
sales 35G bbls at : O3aS -.
WHISKY-Vnchanged; No receipts.
WHEAT-Market 2a3c better, and
fairly active: sales "a 400 I'm at 2 6o for
common No. q Chicago. 9 40 for straight
7 No. 3 Milwaukee, = 50ta2 s51 for No!2
Milwaukee, 2 2:a3 40 for white Califor+
MIA. and . 10 for white Michigan and
Canada. .,. -.E
RYE-Firm; sales III, 400 bu ut I 55a
I 60 for Inferior TO prime wsstern. and
81 for Canada, free.
BARLEY-tluiet and firm: sales 1000
bushels two rowed State at IL.
CORN-Reeeipts I,'n; market lallc
better. g. 4 49, '+.
BARLEI-Active; sales vi $1,000
bushels nj 3aia1 20 for mixed western
ia store. and retail lots 34,ai IA for
new mixed western. .... -
OArS-Rcceipts 5ll bushels: market
more active; sales of l45.GO0 bushels
ut 1879 for western. 19as0 for Milwau-
kee. sGa1sl for new Ohio. and ! - for
state. Hf'r s.... a
RICE-lOlalUs for Caroline.
COFFEE-Quiet.
SUGAR--No decided change: sales "
l50 hogsheads Cuba Mt lOiale.
MOLASSES-Quiet. -"
PETROLEUM-l5isl6 for Grade: ri
a:l for refined in bond.
P0RK-More active and firmei; sales
600 bbls at % 25a2i Sc for new mess,
closing at 1896 regular; 20 /? for old
mess: Il s.al9 80 for prime. the lat
ter for uninspect.d. and 81 S7;,222e ~ for
prime mess.
BEEF--Firni: sales OF 49, bels at
previous prices. ',,a, al b,
TIERCR BEET--Firm; sales Of $50
tierces at ~ 1.5a33 20 FOR prime mess.
and D 50a39 90 for India mess. Vi;
BACON--Steady: sales of 4l6 boxes at
10.al0s for Cumberland cut, and liza
liz for short ribbed, 12sal3 for clear.
and long ribbed on private terms.
CUT MEATS--Sttadyy sales of So
pkgs at asa9s for shoulders, and t2al3
for hams .i-l.a rs -
LARD--Steadyl and quiet: sales go
bbls ut l9iaI3s for lieN.
BUTTER-Dull at l1a14 for Ohio.
CHEESE--Firm at lSal4. r.7.,, or,
,.-LsrEsr NARxkTs--5 T. ". '.t a. !
.fLOuR-A shade better for me,linm,
with fair inquiry. ia .. ,,ss ~,
WHEAT Unlimited offerings. and a
strong upward tetrdcncy:; So.S spring. i
? .aas 80; No. 1, . ss%2 O.. St fTW
RfE-SerS firm y. 1 S9sl "a Tor ~ west. /!
ern. '' '"''" ~ }EITt3G's1Et IT. I
BARLEl--Eina.f I.ss y. 80. -, . ~,
a0AIS-Actiye audi .saSsar,uy. west.
etp, S6asl. StHgg 81 husol yii.. ssf.'Gf 81
CpRN-Upwand tsnJsncy; OLD shipninr.
mixed western,l 39aa1 in store. and
Lee a6ost; new mixed western, L 3sa
80 ct railroad depot and tioaf. g "a -
PORK SteaAy; sales $50 barrels new !, ~
mess ut 70 90 regular; closing with bay
err as % 90, aud sellers at % Is repu.a
lar. sssit's ~, sln S''4i = - - 'fs
BEEF-Nominially unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Nomipal. ,hso =, :. ard
.s-sioa'2t !oa = ~ F3dS aSfMSd
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81. LocIs, May 2.-Ths Democrats
Jefferson City dispatch says: Gov.
Fletcher and large number of the
leading men of the northwestern States,
are corresponding with ~ view Of Sc
curing the. nomination iof Secretary
stanton for next President.
The Dubuque Herald states on the
authority of gentleman from Mime
sofa, that the Governor of that State IL
about 10 Issue proclamation enjoining
the citlzens not 10 ship any more wheat
owing to IT'S scarcity.
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rRAINswILL bun
l. by the following schedule ON ana ai'ef 'ae
9Th of January, ls6.: 81 -ET. lsl
= ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN. z,.,i
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new York s,sek, Markell,

,idilfr NtwYoRk, Nay b.
$50 Z. M.-American gold l35tal35t;
Ohio certificates 23a23s;s Canton 4ta44t;;
Quicksilver aeta3O; Mafirosa preferred
loa2Os: Western Union Telegraph Ala
AZ: New York Central 9sta9s1, Erie 6ss
a63l: Hudson 96a964; Reading l03s;
Michigan Southern 90; Illinois Central
il3!ail3s: Pittsburg 7lta72; Toledo
ll2iall3; Book IsladR sslas:E North
western 35a35t; do. preferred 6lta6l 1;
Fort Wayne 9lsa9ls: Pacific Mail l2s;'
i2st;lAt!sutie a4a9lt: =. !.
!. Border STATED bonds firm; Missoart'
Ri: Tennrssees, new, 62a62t.
Coal and miscellaneous shores with
ont special feature. >. ~
Mining shares Iniet: Columbia 32,
Montana ~; Gregory -25: Quartz HI
geo: PcopksG5; Eye a. = ! u 10
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The Latin and Greek authors viii be taught
on the German system "a employed with some
few uodifeAtioits in Professor Hadiey ia iGrRur
mars and MaInnls Great attention. Will also
he pail 10 Latin ana Greek con,pepbp.. II,