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The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-03
Ssartlipg Discevery.

The Bunkeraill CIm.) Gazsttes states
In substance, that iu barn attached to a
place whore tavern has been kept for
years, in the vicinity Of that town, the
remains Of thres human beings have been
found buried beneath tho barn floor, and
that the skeletons Of dve other men, sup
posed 20 hyye been murdered. have been
discovered in the neighborhood Of tho
same premises. The inn keeper is sus.
pscted Of having been engaged in robbery
Of murder for years. The Gazette says
he has been arrested and is now in pris.
on awaiting trial, bail having baen Ee.
fused. ..-r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-03

TAKEN up by Richard Seymour, Of Union
= toxs:AiP. Liaeo'n county: by roam horse.
bsl0vs, email star in the forehead, mall White
strip on The nsek, supposed 70 hsvs been done
With . rope, sbout IL hands high, some appear
snes Of brand on lsft shosldsr. Appraised at as
bsfsEs John n. Rssds, p. nAs3w
TAKEN upby Jshn 9. White Of Bedford town.
L chip, soirsl mare. small white stas On ths
is!shead. lamp on the right side, lame In the
IN good order. 10 hands high, sbout Is yeas, old.
Appraised II ~ before Jb. Shelton, JP [nIS
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A leliana Ilasuted Hsuss.

Gresnsburg. Indiana, has sensatioo'
Il being nothing short efs haunted house
The:fIerald Of that town, says the house
Is situated near the railroad track, and
had been occupied 70, some time BY an
Irish family. The ghost makes its 'r-
pearaucc every night just a. the clock
strikes twelve, and for half an hour makes
itself .. home By throwing chairs, tables
cooking utensils, etc. about the room' IN
. promiseuous manner. The family stood
!. ss long as possible, and then moved out.
Another family moved In, but got enough
IN one night. The owner offered ss5 to
,uy one Who would ''slay" the ghost, and
q young man, possessed Of moro courage
than money, offered to do the job. He
armed himself and repaired to the house.
Just % the clock struck the hour Of mid.
night, slight noise wss heard, followed
by grosn. About this time doors 10
the upper part Of the house commenced
shutting in . mysterious manner. This
continued for some time, when the door
Of the room 10 which the young man was
sitting suddenly opened, aud lady, dress
cd 10 black and deadly pale, stsod before
him. He started towards her, when she
vanished through the door, and on going
TO the door she was no where to be seen.
The house, several years ago, was the
,ceue of most brutal murder, in which q
man killed bic wife BY cutting her
heart out. He left tho country, and did
not return until tho war broke out, when
hs enlisted iu . Now York rssiment and
was killed during the stormins Of Vicks-
burg.
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Adlninistrator's Notice,

NorIcE 10 hereby given that lstts,s sf Ad-
~ nisistration vsrs granted 70 Johs 3. Sal :.
.sns o. The sst.ts Of Carson Kisg, dssssssd, On
70 1stA dsy Of October, 1863, By the Clerk Of
tie Cesnty cosrt es Lincoln sossty, Nisseuri.
An persons hsyi.E claims against said sstat .
fsr slIovsass within ens ysot iAuu tho date Of
said letters or they may bs pssaelsd from ssy
eensht Of sid eststsj nsd n not exhibited
within two yssrs fsn The date Of said letters they
q IL sispii JOIN Z. sALNoxs, .l..r
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-03

. The $4,000 the negroes paid the Rad
ical State Committee, to help them get
"ths franchise" il gone into Radical
pockets, and 90 far a. their voting is con.
eerued they aro loft out in the cold
They may learn better aitsr while. In
81. Leuis whore the most Of tho money
.was raised some $4,000 Radicals voted
seaiust giving them the ballot.
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MAcUlRE'S
Sarsaparilla Stomach Bitters!

THE best Aromatic Stomachic ever offered to
the public. 1tisan excellent tonic, pleasant
to the taste and agreeable to the stomach, and
will be found vastly superior to any other article
n use for promoting digestion, preventing chills
and fever, strengthening and purifying the blood.
It 10 made from the sarsaparila, siiliIagia, Vel.
low Dock, Snake and Blood Roots and Calisaya,
Priekiy Ash and wshoo Barks, and possesses rare
medical qualities.
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THE FARMERS BOOK

l4g beautiful and useful illustrations 750 octave
pages, showing just what every farmer wants to
to know:
How 10 Mako tho Farm Pay,
Send for Circular giving full description.
FARMERSi lARMERS SONsl
Experienced Book Agents and others wanted. to
take this book to every Farmer In every commu-
nifty. Business per,nsneIt. Pays from ESQ to
soc per month, aecorlins to sxps,isnes and
ability. Address,
ZEIGLER, MeCURDY 4 co.
Philadelphia, Pa. Cincinnati, Ohio, Chicago, III
.. OF St. Louis, No.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-03

Ths municipality Of ofJastsSsesney, Aus
ssia, he's issued the following decree:
Swearing and blasphsmy being the
real cause Of earthquakes; II is hereby
forbidden to oil vhemsoever it Be, to
swear or blasphsmy, under penalty OF 70.
oeiving 26 lasSss and being fined 10 the
sun Of twenty Aorins.' tt.
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o. Old Brownlow has got ahead Of Rod
nan In his peculiar limo. Mr.. Shoaf vss
elected to Csusrsss In the 4th district Of
Tsnpsssss. His competitor, On editor,
askuowlsdgsd the facts 10 his paper.
But instead Of giving the certificate Of
election to Shsaf, 70 whom II justly be.
Iongs, Brownlsw eoolly handed II over
70 ths ether tnau. without any excuse.
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MAGUIRE'S BENNE PLANT

For the Cure Of Dtarrhn0, Dysentery,
Ssmmer Con,pld,nt> Cholera Morbss,
Eia1, CAildren's Zsething, and tie
Great Preventative Of Asiatic Cholera.
This extrsordinary Medicine, tho fame Of
which 10 spread broadcast throughout the
country, Is undoubtedly superior to any remedy
ever offered to the public for the complaints for
which II 10 Intended. We have In our possession
testimonials furnished voluntarily By COL Logan,
late Chief Typographical Engineer Burcaa al
Washington, Gen. Fits Henry Warren, General
Pleasanton, and others Of the army Father p
J. DeSmet, the celebrated Indian Missionary /;
also officers Of the Navy, Surgeons, Hospital
Stewards, Commanders Of nearly every steamer
plying on tho Mississippi aud tributary rivors,
Western Sanitary and Christian Commissions,
army ehsplains, and others too numerous to men.
tion. Likewise highest encomiums Of the Press,
most Of which arc Publshed in our Almanac,
which We will send to any one requesting II,
praising its valuable medicinal qualities in the
highest terms. No other medicine has such re-.
commcndation:. Sold by druggist and medicine
dealers vsrywhsre.
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JOHN EsfHN COOKIES NEW NOVEL
r. y. HUNTINGTON 4 CO..
$50 Broone Street, New York,
Have in Pross, to b ready in October,
MOHUN;
Or, Last Days sfLse and bis PaladIns.
BY J. EsrEN Cooke,
Author Of "Surrsy Of Esglss' Nest"

OF "sarrsy." Of which Mohun 10 Sequel, Ton
Thousand copies were almost immedisisly sold.
Printed sn Aas.tonsd paper, and richly bound n
cloth, With upward Of 500 pages, Il has for its
ftontispises Ans steel medallion head Of Gen.
Lee, and four beautiful illustrations In Homsr's
best styls Ether kook se~s BY nail rss, oM yeeeipa
q 1s price, ~ 20. For sale BY Ill Bookssllcrs
snd NswsdsslsSs In town and country. plS 81
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NEWSPAPERS.
TuE BEST ARE THE CHEAPEST.

A "LisT" has just been Published for Ae sss Of
odvert;sers, including the leading Democratic and
Republican papers in oil towns and cities Of the
United States, having more than 10000 popula.
tion (dsil;es being given wherever any ore pub.
lished) and also most OF tho weekly publications,
the regular circulation Of which exceeds 10000
copic. each issue.
". Sent to any address on receipt Of IS cents.
Address
GEO. p. ROWELL 4 ca.
Advertising Agents, 20 Park Rev, N. 7.
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Homes in Missouri !

" , .. ..I
TIE seulA Paeioe Rsilreaa Company
0rr.as FoR SALE
1000, 900 ACRES
Of the Best Asricuitpral end Mineral Lands
IN THE WEST,
In trsetscf . ssrss aad upwards, at priess rang
ss i.s from ss.~ 70 sis pr ssr'. On Credit or for
These lasds srs located On The
Line Of tie South Pacific Railroad
E1tsndias from 50. Louis 70 the seutAwsstssa
Boundary Of the STATE, and witAis . distance
Of Aftss1 milss Oh saeS sids Of The track. Be-
lssssa . over ...lvs y:ass aee no. a.ss:e .s ne
BY Act Of Cosgrsss, and Transferred 70 the South
Pacific Railroad. witch 10 new in running order
from st. Louis 10 Little Pinsy, distance Of 136
miles, and actvs preparations ass 10 psogrsss for
psshing The read 70 soDplstion.
Great inducements % SoellerSl
Coioniss, Massfaetarers, Tradssmsn, Mechanics
aud the Farmer, will have all the sdvantsSes
growing up With the opening Of this new and
rich csuntry. The South Pacific Railroad will
BE-, on occouni Of the temperate climate, mild
through %, which Ss IL 4 ;iii ps:s, x. GREAT AND
POPULAR ROUTE FROM THE ATLANTIC
TO THE PACIFIC. These lands will rapidly
increase In value - this railroad approaches
completion.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
Exa,nplc--rorty acres At $5 per acre on short
credits the principal, one quarter cash down, bal.
ancs In two and three years, at ten per cent. In.
teres., in advance, each year: ,
Lnseress. PIscipai
Cash payment SIS 90 ~ %
Payment IN One Yesr 10 90 % Oo
Pay msnt In Two Years W ~ W
Payment in Three Years 5O W
Circulars, Maps and oil information relating to
these lands. furnished gratis. by applying in
person or by letter, to
CLlNTON u. FISK, Vice President
south Pacific X. H., ~. Louis.
Nov. 70, 1865. .-n4s-3in
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WHITE MEN MUST RULE AMERICA
ROW II FHx rrhE TO SUBSCRIBE
Best N Y. Weekly Published
NEW YORK DAY-BOOK
Devoted 70 Waite Ssprsnsey, State
EQalily, and Federal U0lon.
4 Political Newspaper-A Family Liter.
ary, anA a Agricultural Paper.
now rs THE TINE TO FORM CLUBS.

rnu Nsw Yoas DAY BooE 10 IN earnest, ost-
spoken cad independent paper, devoted 10 the
sa.:li.y, fraternity I'd prosperity Of th: Demo
:s y sSs o. 30. ssu
established By Warrington snd the fsthsrs Of
American liberty. Il hoids that this glorious
American system Of sslf. governing Sta 20 end
homosensoos citisenshih which, in seventy yssrs
Of peace and PrOsPssaty, never shed one drop Of
disloyaIity, or directly taxed The people one dol.
lar for It's support, and might saisly b. extended
over the whole "boundlesS contiusnt," Was the
best government ON the earth, and must bs re-
stored "as II was" made BY Washington, or the
whole land must needs collapse into chaos, anar-
chy and ruin.
TMx DAY. Book, therefore, demands the resto.
ration Of the White Republic, and as this must
be and will te accomplished, either through their
reason, or the blood sad suffering Of the people,
Il earnestly lsboes for The fssmsr. sad BY boldly
MonSreiism, Il strives its utmost to save the
country from the awful necessities OF the latter,
The Day Book will, however, hereafter be more
than ever devoted to all the vsriel purposes Of
paper Conscious that Il reaches thousands Of
families who take no other journal, beyond, per-
prove its "Ncws Of the week" Summary, 30 - to
present transcript Of the Worlds events In each
issue It's "Fsmily Department" will embrace
the best original and selected stories. s"Asri
cultural Department will bs fully sustained, and
being the only paper Of its class made up Ex-
rRKssLr for Country circulation, II 10 confident
that It is worth double the price Of weekly hur-
riedly reprn.ed from . daily. II gives full and
complete reports Of the New York and Albany
Cattle markets; Grain, Provision and Cotton Mar.
kcts, and Weekly Review Of Financial Matters,
together with the Markets BY Telegraph from
New Orleans, Chicago, Charleston, Philadelphis,
&c., &C., up to time Of going to press.
TERMS-CAsA IN ADVANCE.
One cry one year 81 90
Three copies oneyer 90
Five copies one year. and one to getter-up
Of club 900
Additional copies rs
up Of tho club II 90
Additional copies 70
Twenty copies one year, and onJ to the
gettcr up Of the club 80 90
Additional copies 50
Send for specimen copies and handbills for use
wherever they can be advantageously distributed.
and give us the names and post.oiics address Of
all who would be likely to subscribe or get mp
Clubs. VAN EvRIE, HORTON, 4 co.
No. l62 Nassau street, New York.
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THE LADIES
A. A LECTURE
~ TO NC MEN.

Ju1 +aoi"Aed W SedFed Envelope. Irics sic ceats.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and
Radical Cure of spermatorrhue or Seminal
Weakness. Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debil.
ity, and Impediments to Marriage generally (;
Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits
Mental and Physical fnespacIty, resulting from
self abuse, 10 by RosRsI J. CuLvERwRLL, N.
D., author Of the "0rcen Book" 10.
The world renowned author, IN this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from bis own experience
that tho awful consequences Of self-abuss may be
efectuslly removed without medicine, and with
out dangerous surgical operations, bougiss, in
struments, rings, or cordials, pointing out .
mode Of cure st once certain and enectusl, by
which every sufferer, no matter what his eondi.
tion may BE-, may cure himself cheapiy, privately
and radically. Thn lecture ~in Provs boon to
thonsands and thorsands. =
Sent under seal to any add. ess, In . plain
sealod,snvelope, on the receipt Of six cents, or
two postage stamps. Also Dr.. Culverwells
Marriage Guide" price Is cents.
Address the publishers,
CNAS. &c. KLINE d co.,
l25 B0wery. New York,
July 0 'ss n2sly] Post Once Boz 4,Se8.
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SAVED!

We are constantly purchasing for cash ii the
New York and Boston Markets, oil kinds Of
DRY AND FANCY GOODS, SILKS, COZ
TONS. BOOTS AND SHOES WA TCHES
SEWING MACHINES, CUTLERY
DRESS GOODS. DOMESTIC
GOODS, de-, DO.
Which We are actually selling at an average price
Of One Dollar for each article. Our sales
being strictly for cash, and our trade much larger
than that Of any similar concern, enables us to
give better bargains than can be obtained Of any
other house.
THE LADIES
Arc especially invited to give Us trial.
SEND yoa CIacuLAR AND ErcHAxaE LIST.
Our club system Of selling 10 a. follows: For
81 We send 20 patent pen iouutains and checks
describing 20 different articles to bs sold for .
dollar each: 10 for =; 60 for 80; 100 for $40,
sent by mail. Commsssons larger than tAose offered
BY any other firm, according CO the siss Of club.
Single fountain and check, 10 cents. Male and
female agents wanted. Send Money In Reg.
istered Letters. Send 10 . trial club and you
will acknowledge that you cannot afford to buy
goods Of any other house thereafter.
EASTMAN {. KENDALL,
O6 Hanover street, Boston, Mass
June 4, ms Om Sxpd3m.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-03

Ths copper ssles Of Missouri contains
$1,000 ssisa.i - extend through the
seustiss Of Yfsaklin, Crawford, Dent,
1hsasss, Wsyns, ssd Iron.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-03

One hundred thousand bushels Of corr
viii y exported itsn Georgia ssd Tea
ssssss this year, This h their surplu'
erep. ~
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WANZED-AGENTS.

WANTEU-AGENT
Q1HE psr month 10 sell the NATIONAL
" ~ FAMILY SEWING NACHINE.-
This machine d. equal 70 the standard msehinss
IN every rsspsetj end 10 sold st the low price Of
70. Aldssss NATIONAL SEWING MACHINE
COMPANY. Hiastssgs, p. usss % - Sa
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-03
TIE new YORK OBSERVER

-
Il now Publishing . NEW SERIAL STORY,
to run through largo part oi the nest volume,
entitled
"MR. BROWNlNG'S PARISH"
Anne,U Subscribers wiuget the Story
Complete.
We scnd GROVER / BAREs's $5s Sewing Ma
chine for IL ntw Subscribers.
In order to introduce the Observer to new read
ers and new circles Of influence, We make the
following liberal offers for
New Subscribers :
We will send the Observer for one year 10
subscribers, one or both being new, for 80 90
+" two or ali 90
three or oil 10 90
Or, to. any person sending rs prvR or moro NEW
subscribers, We will allow one dollar commission
ON each.
ysn- Send BY Check, Draft, or Post.oiics order.
Sample copies and circulars sent free.
Terms, $3.50 = year in advance.
SlDNEi T.. MORSE, Jr.. 4 Co.,
~ Park Row, New YORK.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-03
DEMOCRATIC ALMANAC
For 1900.

the Ist Of January, THE DEMOCRATIC AL.
MANIAC for 1850. II will contain besides the
usual matter Of all Almanacs, full and O1cial 70.
turns VI the Presidential and other elections,
compared with previous ones, the most important
Acts Of Congress, President Johnson's Veto
Messages AMI Proclsmations, List of Federal and
State Officers, Members Of Congress, Statistical
and other information ndispensibls to every pol
itician, planter, farmer, merchant or mechanic.
AR orders WW b filled according to the date ef
their reception. Cash must accompany oil orders.
TERMS.
Single copies, Ly mail. prepaid, 20 cents.
Seven copies, BY mail, prepaid, 81 90
Fifteen copies, BY mail, prepaid, : 90
Ono hundred copies, By express, ~ 90
Address
VAN EvRIE, HORTON L CO,
No. l63 Nassau street, New York.
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THB CHAMPION hand Loom
MANUFACTURED BY
w NJ JE W ELl;
TROY MO.

THIS Loon wsavss twelve kinds Of cloth, visi
L Dosbls Caseinsr, Ridgsd CAssimer, Four.
Leaf Jeans, Blanket Twill, Double Blanket, PlaiA
Cloth Tweed, estinst, eatinstt No. 2, broksA
Twiii, ssan!sss bas:, and Nsnslsss. -
The Hacd Champion Loom 10 easily worked,
and mot Liable 10 Get cut Of vspais. :
All orders pronptiy ailsd b.
Oct 50 ~, nll1 WI, JEWELL.
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Ply ~ Pslsise-hs aasds what yes
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CONJUGAL LOVE,

SO CTC WILL BUY A CENTURY
w ~ IL - WHITING CASE, contain
ing Sheets Commercial Note Paper, Envel-
ops, do. 2 2Indsst.uctible Pens, I Pen Holder,
Lead Pencial. II Motto Seals, . guaranteed Re-
ceipt for Rheumatism, (Ingredisnts purchased at
any Drug Storey also, an article Of Utility and
Fancy, 70 suit both sex, sent BY Mail on receipt
Of price and three red stamps, or G. o. D. By
Express.
elOO U. .. Money Packed Daily In these
Agents Wauted-Send for Circular.
H. WOODBRIDGE i CO.,
jul30'0e " Cincinnati. Ohio.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-03

SOLD By DRUGGISTS. ..EV1RYWHERE.
]. & G. MAGUIRE. Sole Proprietors,
Cor. Second and Olive strsts, ST. LOUIS, MO.
jan :, 1855, nj ly
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-03

Advertise yeuf Business ia lhe Lin.
cela CeUnty Herald. TeSns vevy
yUaSouabso.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-03
MAGUIRE'S
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

THIS elegant srticls for restoration Of the
i growth OF the hair, as we'll a. preserving It
from turning gray, and changing gray hair back
to its original color, without dysing ~ stands
ct the heed Of all Hair Reatoratives. II 10 one
Of the oldest, and its popularity snd fame cannot
BE- taken from It. Price el per bottle.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-03
,' .r MAGUlRE,S ''.
JAMAICA GING E r

The best preparation Of Ginger In use, and ID
warrantod superior Tor strength and purity u
any other,
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-03

Takes eject Sunday. Fsbru3ry 20, 1855, at ?. =
TRAINS FROM ST. LOUIS TO MACON.
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PHILADELPHIA Trade RepOrt.

TUESDAY, Nov. 1.-THE Flour Market is
less active, but holders manifest no disposition
TO accept lower prices. About 600 barrels were
taken by the home consumers, including super.
fine AT $5'50@650; extras at SO 1907; spring wheat
extra family at S725@S %: winter wheat do do,
at sS5O@lO.75; and fancy brands at sll@l3,
according to quality. Rye Flour Is taken at
81 75@S. No change to notice in Corn Meal.
There Is steady demand for prime Wheat at
fair prices, but inferior grades are neglected.
Sales OF red at 1902 G5, and amber at S2l5
@21S, the latter rate for Southern. Rye is un-
changed. Sales of Western at 81 4S@l so Corn
is dull, but we continue former quotations.
Sales OF old yellow at Sl'l4@l Is; new do at 80
q 93. according 10 quality; and Western mixed
at Sl'l2@l13 Oats are Without ess sential change
Sales of Western at 6SC970c. for heavy and GOO
Csc. for light. Barley is in active request and
1900 bushels New York sold at s2@2 O5. Malt is
unchanged.
Baik-In the absence OF sales we quote No.
Quercitron at Si250 % ton.
Seeds Cloverseed is selling at SO 5o97. Tlmo-
nal at S275@S3. Flaxseed is taken by the crush
ers at So 60@263.
Whisky is steady at slOS@llO o gallon, tax
paid,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFIoE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH, 1
fnunahaU


These was very little disposition to operate in
stocks this morning, and prices generally were
unsettled and lower. Government securities
were i@l per cent. lower; lO44 was bid for
lO-40s; ll4a for 6s OF 1881; 1893 for 62 520s
1868 for 64 5-2Os; l074 for '65 $685. 1899 for
July 'S5 5,2Oss; llCt for '67 6,2Os; and llO{ Tor
6S s 20s. City loaHs were unchanged. The
new issue sold at l0240lO2B.
Railroad shares were the most active on the
list Reading sold at 49b@494 closing at the
former rate, decline of 8; Camden aud Amboy
al l2ot, no change; Pennsylvania Railroad at
534 no change; Lehigh Valley at So, no change;
and Minehill at So, no change Asa was bid for
Little Schuylkill; "a Tor North Pennsylvania;
80 for Elmira common; 40 TOR preferred do. Sll
for Catawissa preferted; and 25 for Philadelphia
and Erie.
City Passenger Railway shares were un-
changed. 495 was bid for Second and Third;
l6 for Thirteenth and Fifteenth; 22 for Spruce
and Pine; Aga for Chestnut and Walnut; &c for
West Philadelphia; and 81 for Hestonville.
Bank shares were firmly held at full prices.
North America sold at 243. 159 was bid for
Philadelphia, 81 for MECHANICS; l26 for Farmers
and Mechanics; aud SO for Girard.
Canal shares were duh. Schuylkill Naviga.
ton common sold at 10, no change. 20 was bid
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OBITUARY Y.
BarOn James ROthschiId.

Baron James Rothschild, the fifth and last
surviving child OF Meyer Anselm Rothschild, the
founder of the great banking.house of the
Rothschilds, died yesterday at his residence in
Paris. Few men have arrived at so high a
degree of eminence in financial circles as that
house of Rothschiid-s name which, in the
financial world, is more potent than that of the
most influential and powerful potentate on
the face OF the earth. Spriuging up from
obscuIity; almost poverty, the great ancestor
made him the guest and friend of kings and
emperors, the help of governments and the bene-
factor of peoples. Raising himself, not by any
of those portentous circumstances or lucky
accidents which not unirequently occur In a
lifetime, he steadily and honestly worked on,
until at length goal MAS reach "a that IL almost
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southwest corner OF Arlington churchyard.
Mr.. Henry Longley was the principal mourner,
the other mourners being confined
to members of his Grace's family
oession moved slowly down from Addington
Palace to the church, distance of about
mile and half the road all the way being
of respect to the late Archbishop. The coffin
was of plain oak without velvet or other orna-
ment of any kind, and bore the following in
scription :-"Charles Thomas Longley, born
funeral service was performed by the Rev. Will
liam 3enham, of King College, London, Rec
tor Of Addington.
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Markets by Te.egranh.

NEW YORK, Nov. .E.-stocks nsettled and weak Chi.
cag9 and Rock Island, lC53s Reading $685. OanIUn Co.
80; Erie, 6l3s Cleveland Toledo e9L, CIeyelan6
ana q, Pits6grg S41a; Pitts6nrg and Fort Wayne 1885,
n lchlgen central. ll6: Michigan Southern, S} New
York Central. I2l1s: Illinois Central i4s; ,Cumbsr.
nnd preferred, S6 Virginia 6s 55 Missouri S. s9Js;
Hndson river l22; 5-2Os 1852 097I do 1884 i07 =; do
1865, lG1s; do new. 1lO7S@ifG lO-4Os, los; gold
1885, Money COZ per cent; Exchange, 8.
BALTM MORE Nov. II Cotton dull, nominalIv 2ic
Flour In tair demand and unchanged, Wheal irmer
pr prime 70 choice red s210@2S; ordinary TO sl5
Oats dull at eS6970c. Rye dull and nominal M Mess
PORK quiet at s2s Bacon acJive rib side1 Isc
dull at IL sQl8c NSSN' A"'~