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.nfsss[s Henry Mifward &, CO. h

Messrss Henry Mifward & Co.. In
their circular, say, that though the
hacking season has been barely inaugu-
rated, yet SO large have been the receipts
of hogs that most of The houses arc
actively engaged, and all would be well
could they only find a market for the
product. But the business at tho pres
ent time seems to be purely speculative,
and confined to those packers who have
faith in working with view to future
advantage. There is no demand for
products to allow of the present
prices being paid for hogs, and,
indeed, there is just now but lit
tie vitality in the trade. Some
of our most intelligent operators
still believe that the hogs are being
forced into market, and that the pack
ing season will meet with sudden end;
but we have investigated the matter
pretty thoroughly, and we confidently
assert that the present heavy receipts
are but an indication of those we are
likely to have during the winter. Farm
ers at distant points win feed their hogs
in preference to hauling their corn to
market; and there has been such an In
crease to our agricultural limits that but
little estimate can be formed of the cor.
responding increase in our stocks.
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ness Of the country. For my own part
, .on NAV rest assured. / will uphold
i;rmly the pewer conferred on ine, fo ,s
no !, - obstacle, or unjust opposition Will
shake either my courage, or my faitn
in the future.
The London Times warmly praises
Napoleon, and regards his speech as the
most liberal, peaceful and sensible Oh
the Second Empire.
LONDON, November 10, Evenin lsn-
Consols 81 GIG; 5-2Os II; LIMOS 80
trail s4s; Erie 47f. 90 Eyap;nr
FRANKFORT, November - N.,.o go .
limited States bonds 20 y.
LIyEE si,9s. . s sSSSiing uplands g; Or.
G Cote ga eu saes 5000 bales; corn AS 3D.
ieans o wheat as; red western
Ghn.S 13s 10d; barley IS I'D; oats 3ls
I'D; peas 5Os; beef Hos; pork rs; lard
so; cheese 50; bacon 40; produce 26s Cd
turpentine 27s Sd; petroleum % fol
spirits and Is AID for refined.
ANTWERP, November 19-Evening.-
Petroleum quiet at Al francs and 80 Gen.
times.
LIVERPOOL, November 19.-Adyices
from Manchester are unfavorablc, and
the market for goods and yarns Ii
heavy. ysgt
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New York Market.
New YORK, November 20.

NEW 1ORk, NofeLuucE ~.
COTTON-Lsss active and shade
easier; sales 1400 bales at 1ea1S4c for
middling uplands; chiefly 16c.
FLOUR-Receipts Ii, III barrels; mar
ket quiet and still favors buyers; sales
of 84O0 barrels at 30a9 90 for superfue
State and western; 9 40al0 Is for extra
State; 9 30a12 50 for extra western; 60
a13 90 for round hoop Ohio; 10 GOALS so
for st. Louis. California heavy; sales
of 800 sacks at II 00a13 so, and IL 40
for extra choice. Rye flour, sales $50
barrels a. Z 25a9 10.
WHISKY-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-R Receipts, 2l,70O bushels;
market 1a2c better and very quiet;
sales of 81 600 bushels at 2 24a2 q for
No. 9 spring; 2 30a2 33 for No. ! do; ) 90
for white State, and 55a2 IS, small
lots, for red and white State.
RYE-Firmer; sales of $500 bushels
Of western at Ga.
BARLEY-la2c better for prime; sales
of "a, 900 bushels Canada West at 65.
MALT-Dull: sales 500 bushels at
l 80.
CANADA PEAS-Steady; 5000 bush
els on hand at 40.
CORN-Recc;pts 1864 bushels; mar
ket a shade better, closing dull; sales
81, 900 bushels at 36a1 3St for mixed
western; l 40 for white Southern; ! 20
for small lot inferior yellow Southern.
OATS-Receipts 1854 bushels; mar
ket opened firm, but closed dull and
declining; sales So, 1000 bushels at 9Oas2c
for western. closing at soc afloat.
COAL-Unchanged.
WOOL-Unchanged; sales 100000
pounds.
RICE-Easier; sales so tierces Caro-
lima at 9sa9ec.
COFFEE-Quiet.
SUGAR-Firln; sales $50 hogsheads
Cuba at 12a12sc and go boxes Havana
at l2ta12ic. a-'tsi'
MOLASSES-Dull.
HOPS-Qaiet and unchanged.
PETROLEUM-Steady; sales at lie
for crude and 26c for refined bonded.
PORK-Lower; sales of 225 barrels at
20 S7a2l 90 for mess, closing at 81 80
cash; Is 75al9 90 for prime and 20 5Oa
II 90 for prime mess.
BEEF-Heavy; sales of 326 barrels at
15a19 for new plain mess and 10 GOA
% so for new extra mess.
TIERCE BEEF--Steady; sales of
l75 tierces ut 80 00a39 00ltor Indiaimess,
and 40 tierces prime mess on private
terms.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet; sales of IT'S bar
rels at % 00a29 So
BACON-Heavy; sales of 545 boxes
at 12a12f for city Cumberland cut; 12t
Stratford cut; III for long clear; 1Ofall
for western Cumberland cut for Decem-
Der; l0s for January.
CUT MEATS--Unchanged; sales of
$50 packages at Sial0 for shoulders and
l2ia14c for hams.
LARD-Hcavy; sales 1900 barrels at
12sa13t; small lots at 1873; also $50 bbls
salted January at 1871.
BUTTERFLY good demand at 20a45
for State.
CHEESE-Heavy at Halls.
LATEST
FLOUR-Closed dull, and 10c lower
for common.
WHEAT-Quiet, and rather. easier;
sales of No. = spring at 24a2 20; No.
spring at 30a2 -.
RYE-Very firm, at Goal 63 for
western.
OATS-Dull; sales at 80, atloat, for
western.
CORN-Dall. at Seal 80 for good to
prime mixed western.
PORK-Dull;s sales 500 barrels Mess at
20 7!a20 80 for cash and regular.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATS-Dull and dropping.
BACON-Heavy; sales 100 boxes short
ribbed at III; Cumberland dull, at 1Oi
for forward delivery.
LARD-Dull and heavy, at 13al39 for
fair to prime steam and kettle rem
derel
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NEW YORK, November 20.--J. X.
place & Co., largely engaged in the tea
and sugar trade have suspended. Liza
biIties heavy.
Barney Aaron, the champion feather
weight pugilists is matched for s25Vo .
side against All unknown hght III
March. ~.
The city Council of Columbus, Ohio,
arc sightseeing here.
! The Social Science Congress held TO
day meeting ut the House OF refuge
on Randall's Island. Papers were read
on. yarions subjects relating to prison
discipline and reforms.
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ron, China.

SHANGHAI, October II, via San
Francisco, November 19.-News from
Tentin show that the natives have re-
comfy shown great hostility 10 all for.
eigners. The English Admiral, Keppel
was lately fired at while aboard Hel
Brittauic Majesty's gunboat, Dove,
The American steamer Wauchu was
also attacked. Trouble is anticipated
The culprits, az usual, escaped.
The Imperial troops are believed tC
have formed IL conjunction with the
Mahommedan rebels, ard threaten Pc.
kin aud Shanghai.
The failJrCs continue, and many
leading houses are closing up. The
French establishments at the outposts
are contracting the same panic. Among
tho Chinese, ont of one hundred and
sixteen native banks, forty-One have
failed within the last twelve months.
Foreign Commissioners in the employ
of the Chinese Government have held a
caucus here. There are many surmises
as TO the object.
The United States storeship Supply
was saved in a most remarkable manner
by Captain Conway. She parted both
anchors during recent gale, and Cap.
tain Conway dashed four heavy guns to.
gether and pitched them overheard
when the Supply rode safely ont Of
the gale without damage.
A large bed Of bituminous coal has
been discovered between Chinkiang and
Nankin, three miles from Yank Use.
kiaDg. The English consul Mt Work.
ham will probably officially allow for,
eigners to work the mine.
The American. English and French
COnsulS have forced the Chinese off.
Gals to rebuild the country house torn
down by a mob, nine miles from Port
English.
4 French gunboat has been sent for,
the lives of foreigners having been
threatened.
An American was assaulted named
Rose, one of the heroes of Gettysburg.
DR.. Salter, United States Consul at
Tsenkiang al Hankaw, has requested
Minister Burlingame to have u Chinese
official removed for violating the treaty
of financial exchange with London.
The Great Republic from Hong Kong
October 18th, aud Yokohama 18th, has
arrived, aud brings 800 passengers and
2CO0 tons cargo.
Since the departure of the Colorado
for Yokohama nothing of interest has
transpired. Business i'll tea is small,
the weather preventing arrivals. The
bad weather has detrimental effect in
trade. Money scarce. Imports are suf-
fering i'll proportion.
The ratification of the Belgian treaty
was exchanged.
An immense hotel is being built at
Yeddo by the Government for the use of
1t is questionable whether
more can be done in the way
of opening the city there. At Osaka
about ten acres will be set apart for the
use of foreigners long distance from
business, surrounded by water.
The movements of the rulers OF the
countryare mysterious and give birth
&c rumers of on. unsatisfactory. nature.
AManilla letter of the 9TH of October
says: There is bad weather for ship
ping here. For three days the place
was under water. There was also aSdis-
astrous inundation In the Northern pro-
yinces. Reports from Hecaos, state
that three villages had entirely dissp-
peared and several hundred lives lost.
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Philadelphia Cattle MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, November Il

PHILADELPHIA, November lc.
The cattle market was moderately
active this week, but prices were with
out any material change; about 24O0
head arrived and sold at the Avenue
Drove Yard at 79aS3c per pound, gross,
for extra Pennsylvania and Western
steers; 6a7c for fair to good do, and 4a5c
per pound gross for common, as to quail
ity. The market closed rather dull
within the above range of prices.
COWS-Were in demand at an adj
vance. $50 head sold at so 00aS5 90 for
springers, and IS 00al1O 90 per head for
COW and calf.
SHEEP-Were also in fair demand at
an advance. 5000 head sold at 4ia5c
per peund gross, as to condition.
HOGS-Were unchanged. $500 head
sold at the different yards at 9 00al0 90
per 100 pounds net.
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New York Dry Good. Market.
NEw YORK, November 20.

We" AOAh, NO'cluocA ~.
DRY GoODS-Steady, with a fair
demand for staple goods adapted TO the
season, and prices are generally steady,
though very low. Ladies' eloakings
are jobbing at 800 per yard, double
width, which last year sold at 8 90.
The most noticeable change to-day is
the decline of DC yard in the price Of
Armures delaines, which are now sell
ing freely at l7c, whereas Spragues
delaines are advanced to I6ic. In other
descriptions no particular change.
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New York Money Market

GOLD-Without decided change;
opening at 395, closing at 800.
GOVERNMENT ST0CKS-From ! to
. lower and the offerings light. There is
no disposition to sacrifice the stock, but
large amounts could not be sold with
out further concession. A change in
the money market would cause quick
reaction in bonds; coupons Of 'Sl, lib
a113t; do '62, 10sa10Sii; do '64, 105la105i;
do rs, l06sa1064; do new, 107ial07s l.;
do 81, lo74al075; lO-iOs, 1034a103s; 7-3Os,
105sal05s.
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New York Stock Marker.

New YORK, November ~.
STOCKS-Closed strong and higher.
The Northwestern Common was the
feature showing the greatest strength
throughout the day even when the rest
of the market was weak: Canton, "A
a45; Cumberland, 27aa2s; Quicksilver,
l74a17I; Mariposa, 7aSf; Pacific Mail,
l33al334; Atlantic Mail, 117al17l;
Western Union Telegraph, 3lta3l4;
New York Central, 113fal13s; Erie,
71!a71s; Hudson, l25ial254; Reading, 9Gg
a96l; Ohio Certificates, 25la25s; Wabash
37a; St. Paul, 40; Michigan Central, 1l0s
allOI; Michigan Southern, 60aasOl;
Illinois Central, 129la130; Pittsburg,
s3laS4; Toledo, 102al02!; Rock Island
95!a95s; Northwestern. Sta57s; do pre-
ferred, 64sa64t; Fort Wayne, 97ta97s.
EXPRESS SHARES-Weils' Express,
52a; American, II; Adams, 734; United
States, 70; Merchants Union, 34l.
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Noniaa,iou-EIcefed.

New YORK, November 2O.-The Demo,
cratic Union Convention met last nigh'
and nominated Hon. John IL. Anthony
for Mayor. This is the fourth candidate
running for Mayor. =.
Mr.. Darius r. Mangam has been elect
ed President of the National Trust Com
pany of this city.
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CincinnaIti BsarIle;f.s

MECHANICALLY ACtontOCA ~.
FLOUR-Dull and pc lower; family
10 5Ga1i 90.
WHEAT Unchanged; No. red ct
2 AS; spring, same grade, at 2 10.
CORN--1n good demand; sales Il, 900
bushels new corn at 72a76c; no demand
for old. @
l OATS-Dnll at 6la65c for No. /.
/ RYE-Steady at so.
<BARLEY-In active demand and 10c
higher, closing at l 55a1 65 for fall.
COTTON-Dull; under the favorable
news from England prices are easier;
middling 15ia16c.
WHISKY-Dull and prices nominal;
$50 in bond.
PROFESSIONALISM. 80
:. MESS PORK-Sales at 10 5000 90
and nominal. Co.'S
LARD-New prime steam ut liz; old
prime can be bought at III.
BACON-Unchanged; sales 60 hogs
heads at llsal1ie for shoulders and Isle
for clear sides.
GREEN MEATS-Dull at Tag and III
for shoulders and sides and hams.
HOGS-In good demand at full rates;
sales of 5000 head at 50a6 80 per gross
and 25aS 80 net; receipts 300 head.
BUTTER-Dull at 30a33 for Central
Ohio. $50
CHEFSE-Steady and in moderate
demand ut 144al5.
COFFEE-Unchanged.
SUGAR-Unchanged and dull.
SEEDS-Clover steady at 124a124 per
pound; timothy dull and prices nominal
| fax dull at 2 90.
APPLES-Dul1 at 5Oa3 90 per bar,
rel.
POTATOES-Dull at 2 75a3 90 pei
barrel.
LINSEED OIL-Quiet at 90.
PETROLEUM-Dul at 46a45 for re.
fined free. arr ,.s-- .grr
GoLD-At 1884 buying. l. .
MONEY-Market close, ut lOal2c.
EXCHANGE--Dull at | 10 discount
buying. .L-
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AsTROLOGY.
The World AStOnisfN
AIrHE WONDERFUL ErvrlAnOSxI''"
THE GREAT AsTRoLoGlsL
MADAME II. A. PfRHieo

CHE REVEALS SECRETS 80 - -
1 - ever knew. She rest5Fes ie hapI 49,
who, from dolefui events, eatsssssSs - ~
In love, los Of relations ana 49,, -
money Ae. have bec0ns dsspa Ss 80, y
brings together those lo1g sepsf.sss - joS<sz
formation concerning absent irss. -. 80 -
restores lost OF stolen properly, 80 sufp
business you are beat qHzlirsa 70 80 ar~t
what you viii be most suocesni1I. -, "a -
marriages. and tells you fi's very - st.sszt
marty, Etves Yog the Hazas Ilke 49,. Tsur ~
terisficS Of The person. 6be ysralts1
thOughta, and 81 Der aincsi S-r,,<f.s
powers unveils fss dark snA hiaeer = sd
q the fntnrs.- FROM thg star ~ - .
hrTnarnent-ths Inale1e stars tn.s - ftssk
predomiBzfe IN the conhgnyziies - - ~
peets and posftieas Of the plxDe,sl - 49,
EtarH In the heavens af the tine o. ~ - =
dues the futare destiny o. nsss. "a
consult the greatest Astrologts, :. - -
c0Sts Won bet triSia. and you BY 80 .s<ss
have 20 faygrab1 an oDpOrtunsff. s--rs,s1o
fee with likeness and al desired In'. -. -
PARTIES living ~ q distsnos css - .sfs1,
M2dame 81 mAn with equal <A.,.y Al -
Ton 70 themselves, - Hin peIscs& .,l1ssG
expiieit chart, written Cot, wst1 :. = 20 90.
swer1d and Likeness eucl0eed, ssD' - .rr1<:nee
CENT u price abose mgufiont1 - s-rrrzPssk
aeefeay ufll BE- maintained, ana - z..srrss 80
ence returned OF Destroyed hs-,i-,.f d.
.hIehsst order Furnished thoss go - -
Write plainly the day effhs n, csls r-.1 -
In Which ron were born. eneia'-'s
. s aSh MADAME Il 4 HzEsxE
: - 20. DzAEE7 - bsH<- u. (,
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An Army OF More than rive
Thousand OGice-iiolden

Are consuming your Substance aud he,i y
other hungry oxpeetants hro gathering ~
vultures, TO banquet upon the Viials Of aFH'
trate State.
Your public buildings are sinking dohf'
tho hundred thousand, with no apparert fe'l.t
Your Lunatic Asylum has already eoaiHle1H,
a third more than the riyiHal estimate ~ W
whole, and the first wing Il not yet eOnPfvs
At the present rate, more than one milli't
dollars win DO consumed In what i Ro'hihs -
than a stupendons fraud, at which your PaaN
servants are coDniviDg.
The Penitentiary wasoxpented 70 " snia u
slG5 600, but through the iBcUnPtisBel ~
planned Il, nearly four times a. much 49,
will he required as was originally lntenosa =. :.
the expense Of tho building will be li'ts -
Of one million dollars. Other operations o. y,
lie men show q similar disregard Of ygsf ~.
est. Many Of thom are mefe scls'nss 81 P'''~
benefit and public robbery. -,
Not single Radical journal Of tbt bay =. =.
uttered q word Of deHunciati0n OF tbe~ -,
other public wrongs. TO The l.t1slsIhh y WI. ~
almost tbs exclusive honor Of ehsai2peei = y
popular cause against the Outings o. - i,
plundcrers. In pursuance % ia par ~.
hunt down corruption and c0rrupiiosiie =.
ROOSTER will lay bsfOrr the Hfgops -,
startling facts concerning the 0gss3 ~ =,
funds upon public works. The most eb ,N1 ~
frauds are known 20 have becn Perpe,. Y =,
every taxpayer has an interest n iheH ~ ~
ment. We call upon the people 70 Gsf'D-' n
support us In our effort ID
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ReInittances for Gibbs mast Be ~ 80
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yided a mi wears subscription g taksr "a
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Reuian Arms.

MONTPELIER, November 2O.-Quite
an excitement occurred at st. Adams
yesterday, oceasioned by the arrival OF
two car loads of fire arms, addressed to
Peter Ward, notorious Fenian. They
wet at the depot by posse of men, and
were soon removed for storage.
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Toledo Mmrkei.

~. ~, TOLEDO, November 20.
Flour quiet. Wheat, amber lie bet
ter; other grades quiet ana firm; sales
of amber Michigan at ? SO. Corn with
out material change; sales of No. l Wa
bash at 1861; No. 2 do l 05. Oats un-
changed. Rye &c better; sales No. at
35. Barley quiet, at Is for No. l.
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~. Loui. Market.

ST. LOUIS, November 20.
Flour very dull; choice extra at g so,
Wheat unchanged; spring at 75al 10
Corn unchanged; s5a9Oc for new and
9Oa93c for old. Oats firm at 66a6Sc
Rye and Barley unchanged. Pork al
81 co. Bacon unchanged; 1l4al2c fol
shoulders and 15lal5ac for clear sides
Whisky at 2 l5a2 20. Hogs range from
Static,
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PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS
WHICH, IT is ACRNOwLEDGEp NUsy
WV b. Aha rnnsf lr,r,l,A.In,,A D..Il,I..i =, NNt

NY HIGH, IT is ACKNOwLEDGEpN Vsf
w be the most important Political CsnuYss
in the history OF our Government. m, ~,
mishing preparatory 10 this great fght Ia, Il
roady commenced, and the condition sEtA.
country makes the early and thorough aSss,.'
nation of the principles We advocate A na,r.
otto duty. We therefore invoke the IA I'D X
true men In extending the circulation of n.
REGISTER. There Is not locality Ia N. esss.
try where a Club could not De made an uil.
slight effort.
Notwithstanding the REGISTER Il oaNIs N
fifth year, u already, in point Of Circulaiim h
iuence, Ability and Value, hanks among ~
first papers I'm the land, and cOniessedly siabl.
far ahead Of any Of its contemporaries II We,
Virginia. IL viii be the aim Of the Pruprir,o,
not only 70 maintain, but 10 add 10 Ia Nh
reputation.
This paper win not De surpassed by any pub
LEGATION in the country for lis completeness !, I,
Family, Business and Political Journal IN h,
Tolegraphic News, Domestic As well as by IL
Atlantic Cable; its full and reliable FlAsAcia
and Market Reports; It's Local Intelligence /.
compilation Of Nowb transpiTing In the STATE
and throughout the nation; ~ IHK FIuspES.
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and In all the requisites that 60 10 make Nd !
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Vror, Eau FrnmoIsco

SAN Francisco, November 19.-The
ships Granite State and Cutwater, from
New York, and National Eagle, from
Boston, have arrived.
Flour quiet, and quotations unchang-
ed. Wheat better, and indications
firm; sales at 2 40. Legal tenders, ~.
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Cauuibal:sn,.

New YORK, November 20.-Dates
from Australia to October 9Th, via Pan
anna, state that the cannibals of FIJI
had murdered and eaten Rev. S. Baker,
Wesleyan missionary, and six chris
| tian natives
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, November 20.
Flour quiet and steady. Wheat dull
and lower at 81, 754 and l 81. Corn
dull at 93c. Oats dull at 53ic. Rye
dull and lower at 30. Barley firm at
| 33a1 35. Pork at 90 90. Lard at 12c.
Green hams firm at 9lc; shoulders at
6la6t. ...... r...s ...
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De.,n Of Fi,z Greene ua,leck.

New HAVEN, November 2O.-Fit2
Green Halleck died at Guilford, Con-
necticut, last night, aged so.
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From, Ot,own.

OTrowA, November 20.-In the House
of Commons, last night, Mr.. Mckenzie
gave notice of Il motion for copies OF
the correspondence relative to the for
chile abduction of British subjects from
the township of Monroe by United
States officers.
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Arrived.

NEW YORK, November 2O.-The
steamer Arizona, with California dates
TO the 10Th nit, and S1s4,8lO in specie,
has arrived.
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Frozen

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, November 90
The Connecticut river was;frozen over
here and at Townsville to-day. II;
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THE FINANCIAL INTERESTS
Oh
THE PEOPJ u

AS involved In Governmental Admlnis'ratos
will receive special attention.
Political corruption las ALREADY brought u,
land 20 the verge Of Bankruptcy and Bsh
Taxation already strips the clothes iieh ~
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marked by corruption and fraud.