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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-08
SUMMON 5.
so cents State Revenue Stamp.

so cents State Revenue Stamp.
STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORNSBT.
~ In the Justice Court, Carson Township, in and
for OrmShy County.
IL. F. kice and Philo ". Rice. Executors Of
the ESTATE of Catherine A. Frisbie. deceased,
Plaintiffs. ". John A. ehOurds Defendant.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting to John A.
ShouIds Y"u hereby summoned 10 appear
before at my Office i'll Carson City, i'll Cals son
Township, il Orul-hy County, on the
9TH day Of September, A. ID. 1s6s.
at 10 O'Clock A NJ, and answer unto the complaint
Of the above named Plaintiffs now On hie in my
Office who 70 obtain Judgment against you
fer the sum of Three IiuHdi I'd 900 Dollars: said
amount claimed and alleged To be due to PlaiL-
tif.s as Executors "A Aforesaid, for damage done
t. Plaintiffs buildings situate part Of lot No.
min. 81. tip,k Ihirt, tiy. (35t, Sears, Thompson
and s,als' division Of Carson City. caused by tie
z wing way f the walls of your building situate
on the adjuiI ing renises when ju'lemeni viii
be taken against YOU II the said amount. ii you
fail t. appear and answer. t. the Sheriff
Constable Of the said County, greeting Make h.
gal service and due return hereof Given under
NV hand this ID day Of July A. D. 1865.
l.. Z. MCKkEoY. Justice of the Peace.
j'y3 2m Cars Township.
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1t is agreed that the speakers shall alternate in
openius-Judge Baldwin to commence at GoId
Hill. The opening spec is 10 be one hour; the
reply hour and a-half, aud the conclusion one
half hour. The speakers to stop promptly at
the conclusion VI their time. Each of the puliti
cal parties is to have President and one Secre
tary /; and IN of disagreement as to place Of
speaking. the choice is TO be made by the speak
ers, alternating, Judge Baldwin TO begin.
L"cat Commlttees OF both pakties are requested
to give notice OF the meetings
Hs- The previous appointments Of Judge Bald
win are hereby revoked, to conform with the
above, with the exception of the one at Dayton,
October 3. O1-td
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Hon.R.D. FERGUsoN&E. c. BREARLEI

County Central Committees will make arran
ments FIR meetings as above mentioned.
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THOMAS FITCH,
Union Republican Nominee for
Member of Congress-,

VIII address the people of Nevada upon the poll
teal issues of the day as follows
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-08
POLITICAL
4 p POINT M e n T S
ZION. VIM. NJ. STEWART

VIII address the citizens of Nevada upon the pol
teal issues Of tie day. as follows:
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HON. ROBT. NJ. CLARKE,
Attorney General,

VIII aiFro IS the citizens Of Nevada upon the To-
litlcal issues Of the day as follows:
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-08

To provide for the Registration of the Names of
Electors, and for the ascertanment, by proper
proofs Of the Persons who shall be entitled to
tho RIGHT of Sufr,up
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ARLINGTON.
order OF General HancOck-The
Grant and Butler Dlfllculty-Aml-
cable Setilement-The McCaFdle
Case.

WAsHINGToN, April 1.-General
Hancock. in published orders. an
nounees BreVet Lieut.. Colonel w. O..
Mitchell as Acting Assistant Adju-
tant General and Breyet Major Gen
eral 5. ). Carroll as Acting Assistant
Inspector General Of the Military
Department Of the Atlantic
NEW YORK, April IA Washing
ton dispatch says the difficulty be-
tween Butler and Grant has been
amicably settled.
Another special says the position
assumed by Associate Justice Grier
Of the United States Supreme Court,
when the McCardle case was called
up on Monday, gives rise to consider
able commeRt After Judge Black
had concluded his remarks, Judge
Grier submitted the following paper,
which was read:
Ec-parte William III. McOardle :
This case was fully argued in the be-
ginning of this month. Il is a case
which involves not only the liberty
and rights of appellant, In this case,
but Of millions OF our fellow citizens.
The country had right TO expect it
WOulu IGEGLNE DlE AulHAE1lAdDG "A uA SUI
emn attention of the Court By a post
ponement of this case, this Court
has subjected themselves, whether
justly or uDjustly, to the imputation
that we have evaded the performance
of a duty imposed upon Us by the
Constitution, and waited for legislE-
tive interpositi0n to supercede our
action, and relieve US from our re-
sponsibility. | here only say, Pudet
hac appr0Jrie dicict Aoa-s s2aiLisss
rafelt or, literally trans ated, / am
ashamed such an approbrium should
be cast upon the Court, and that it
cannot be refuted
New York, April 1.-The North
German flag was, in accordance with
notice issued by King William, Of
Prussia, boisted on all the German
vessels in port Today.
Superintendent Kennedy, il Is re-
ported, has ordered the police to re-
strain the news agents from dis
posing of, IN this city, a fashy,
sensational journal, published in Bos-
ton.
At the election at Youkers, yester-
day, the Republican supervisors were
chosen by 218 majority = heavy
vote. The Democratic majority last
year was 297. ru
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NEW YoRK.
Arrival Of the Steamer Henry Chaun-
cy-Late Panama AdFices-YellOW
FeYer at Lima-FOrelgn News.

New YORK, April 1.-The steamer
Henry Chauncey arrived to-day. She
brought S64 900 in treasure.
Panama advices state that the 18th
mus Is entirely free from sickness.
The revolunonists in the interior
of Columbia were defeated.
An attempt to bribe the military at
Carthagena was discovered In season
to prevent an outbreak.
The merchants here are protesting
against the heavy taxes. a.a#
A jury was empanneled to try the
murderers of the officers of the
steamer r.. Cuyler, in September
The British Consul at Santa Mar
tha has undertaken to effect a recon-
eiliatien between the States Of Mag
dalena and Boliva.
i Americans and other foreigners at
Barbados demanded redress from the
authorities for outrages on their per
sons and property by the natives.
1t is expected that the half million
dollars advanced by Chill TO VI Or
nard, of France, to baild iron clads,
will be total loss to the Government.
A new silver mine has been dis
covered at Nuscoe, Chill.
Fears are entertained for the wheat
crop of Chill, on account of the
heavy rains.
The Chilian navy Is nearly a nom
entity. z1s.s .tsse
Peru has effected a loan Of twelve
millions. Col. BaIta will likely be
her next President.
Capt Montero and other officers of
the Peruvian navy, were sent oEhili
to prevent their meddling in politics.
The custom house duties are the
same as under Prodo
Yellow fever prevails in Lima to
some extent B. Z. Bates, an Amer
lean, died of it.
The British ship Tudor was burned
in the Bay Of Calloa loss $50, 600.
A slight shock of an earthquake
was felt at Guagnquil; no damage
done
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Samuel WAX nson " then called. he
est fsed sat ne had known Gen. Thorn as
siX or -eveu years; had a conversation
wita. MIN On the afternoon OF February
list 1t the War Department, IN which
come public, ne relt free 10 talk about it
with0u5 ~rserve. He st ated that be had
cefnanded possession ot the War ONCE
aud Stanton bad asked = time would be
Tho:uasi granted. He expressed to the
witness his determl nation 70 demand pos
session On the Monday following, aud
would. If necessary. call on the General OF
the army for assistance, which he thought
eould not oe refused. Al IIlard's Hotel
that evening he reiterated the same iuten-
ttOns, except shat he would carry them
into effect the next Monday. He seemed
to mean what he said.
Cross-examined bv- Evarts-Is connected
with the press; Thomas told him, on Fri
day. that he had issued an order TO
close the Department on Saturday. Wit
ness did not know whether he issued IL as
Adintant General or Secretary Of War. On
direct examination ne said he had heard
Thomas say he claimed TO be secretary of
George w. Karen ef-Had known GEN
Thomas for years; saw him at the teree of
the President. on the 9th; said to him
General, the eyes or Delaware are upO1
you; the people ask you to stand firm" D."
He replied that ne offended 70 ana uhat
in short time he would KICK the Fellow
out. He did not say who II was h tntend-
ed to kick out, but witness understood
him TO refer to Mr. Stanton.
saw General Thomas the last time before,
in Newcastle, Delaware; did not speak TO
him then I; does not RENE naber when and
where he ever spoke to him before; did
not come from Delaware to see Thomas f;
when in the last room, felt desire % see
him add the rest OF the Cabin5t; being
rom the same State, he wished to pay his
respects to hun; Thomas was pOinssd out
to him by-. Mr.. Tanner; be intnQduced
himself The idea Of kicking out did not
come from witness; did not Know VII ether
he approved Of that line Of conduct which
Thomas spoke of taking Witness com
municated this conversation 10 Mr.. Tau
ner, that night. and to several OF hers next
day. Among them was Mr.. Sm tn, from
Delaware, whose name was not John but
William. and he came from the Brandy
wine Witness was summoned before the
COmmitte about the 18th of March.
Redirect after his examination; Mr-
Thomas was in the committee room.
Butier-Did General Thomas thereupOn
admit that what you had sworn was truth?
Objected TO.
Court adjourned at 5:l0.
The Senate went into Executive session.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Election RetuFBs-G0V. Burnside
Eleeted-A Republican Gain over
Last Year.

Providence, March 1.-The State
election occurred to-day The re-
turns for Governor have been received
from every town ia the State except
RoeksIsland Governor Burnside has
received a majority of 1909 which
the returns from the missing pre-
cincts will slightly increase. This is
a gain Of one or two hundred for the
Republicans, over last years vote.
The following il the vote: Burnside.
Republican, 9,767 Pearce, Democrat,
5,658.
Providence City gives Burnside
2,679, and Pearce ,136.
The Legislature will stand: Senate,
q Republicans to 5 Democrats; in
two districts no choice. House. 81
Republicans to 8 Democrats and in
two districts no choice. The Assem-
bly, viii be largely IN favor Of the re-
election Of Senator Sprague.
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NEW ORLEANS.
The Democratic Central Committee
Charges Withdrawn.

New ORLEANS, April 4. - The
Democratic Central Committee have
Withdrawn the ticket nominated by
them and recommend meetings of
the various Ward Clubs to choose
delegates to the City and Parish Con-
veatiOn, to meet April 4th, to decide
the question of local nominations.
The Committee still adheres to its
suggestion that full Congressional,
legislative, and judicial tickets be put
in the field, and that the present in
cumbents, as far as practicable and
consistent with the interests Of the
party, be re-nominated.
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ALBANY
or Auditor Of the Ca
na fpaFimenG-ta aRal Matters.

Confirmation or Auditor Of the Ca
na JfpaFiment-ianal Matters.
ALBAsY. Aprd l.-James Al Bell
wa confirmed Auditor Of the Canal
Department. Ia fhe Senate to-day
majority and mdor'ty reports were
made D tle matter Of the Erie Rail-
road Tire majority regard The deal
ings OF the Directors of that road as
highly reprehen- tble, aud for purposes
Of priv3ra emOlument. The stock. they
say, fraululeutiy put IN circulation,
Is, nevertheless, valid and binding
against the Company, aud Is in the
hands ot bona ffe holders, who have
Their remedies in the courts. Justice
dem-n3s that the unfa.thful agents be
rem0ved but as the courts have ample
power over them. the committee deem
1t unnecessary to report a bill
The minority commend the action
Of the Erie Directors. They think an
act should be passed legalizing the
100000 900 stock and the cOutracts
with the Hartford aud Erie and Mich
igau Southern Roads, aud prohibiting
any Director Of the Erie being Di-
rector in the HulsOn, Harlem aud
Central aud Ujce Ue5s0. or any future
contract tending 70 the construction
OF said roads, etc iFlFl .H Ata
No action was "a Run by the Senate.
Et Il understood that the Canal
Commissioners have determined 10
open he Eastbrn Division Of the Erie
Canal oa the 20h INST, and the Mid
die AMI Western Divisions May lst.
B acS River and Cbamplain River.
Canada, wiil bb0 opened on the lst Of
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INDIANAPOLIS.
Change in the Herald 0fflce-Tke Q
YincenRes Railroad Question, &c.

Especial 10 the Evansville Journal
INDIANAPOLIS, April lit is cur
rently reported that the Herald estab-
lishment has passed into the hands of
Lafe Develin, its managing editor.
This would indicate a Pendleton vic
tory, as there has been quite a breeze
stirred up by its advocacy of his
claims to the Presidency. It is sup
posed that an effort has been made to
control the paper by other stockhold-
2 ers, which has led to this change.
The City Attorney reported to the
Council, at the last meeting, his
opinion that The proposed appropria-
ton tosthe Vineennes Railroad could
be withdrawn by the repeal Of the
ordinance. General Burnside, who
was present, spoke on invitation, and
disclaimed any intention to manage
the Road detrimental to the interests
ofsthisci and Committee Of Con-
ference was appointed.
The meeting at Morris, yesterday,
of the Stockholders of theI., c. & L.
Railroad to act upon the proposed
consolidation adjourned, without final
action, to meet in this city to morrow.
The statement of ]. B. Merri-
wether, Warden of the Southern
Prison, yesterday, with the Auditor
of State, shows that the Prison has
been self-sustaining for the first quar-
ter of the present fiscal year. The
receipts were $13,9 ,913 50.
Stotter, the murderer of the Els
nagle boys, has taken change of
venue from Madison to Delaware
County. His trial will come on soon
er, as a'consequenee.
A serious break has occurred in the
canal, at a point about FIVE miles
from the city, which it will take two
or three weeks to repair. As several
mills and manufactures were depend
ent upon it for motive power, large
number of persons are thrown out of
employment
4 new Odd Fellows Hall will be
OG4ACdtCu db Iduhtiu, lO-mOEIGW
afternoon. Rev B. F Foster deliv-
ers the address.
The printed reports of the Sinking
Fund Investigating Committee have
been found, upon further search.
A sachel containing $4,000, be-
longing to a Greenfield merchant
named J. J. KFider, was stolen at
Richmond, on Monday night, while
he was taking a lunch. He offers
$1,000 reward for its recovery.
Taking the Senate as sent you yes
terday, a canvass of the Representa-
tive Districts, based on the vote o.
1856 and giving Clinton County,
which was a tie, to the Democrats
the House Will stand
Republicans ..............-.. ....... ........67
Democrats .----.--------.- -...-.....-33
Republican mai -.....s. 8
Republican majority in the Senate. 2
Majority on joint ballot............... ....... s.
We may give the Democracy every
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HOUSE. .......... .....W .WAsHSeroN, April 1.
The House met at II o'clock. The
reading of the journal was dispensed
with.
The House resolved itself into a
Committee of the Whole and pro-
ceeded to the Senate.
The House re-assem bled at quarter
past FIVE, and after receiving the re-
port of the Chairman of the Commit
tee on the Whole, Immediately ad-
iOurned. Erta s.s
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IE RICHMOND.
The COnYentiOn-ResOlutlOns or In
qulry Into the Conduct or Judge
EnderMODd. -.


RIcHMoND. April I'm the Con-
ventiOn to-day the resolutions of in-
duiry into the conduct of Judge Un-
derwood, were called up. and he made
statement denying having offered
any bribe to the Executive Commit
tee, to be paid by Mr. Sprague, If they
favored Mr., Chase for President. The
resolutions were then Indefinitely
postponed; ayes 80, nays IL.
Hayhurst Chairman Of the Exeeu-
tive Committee, rose afterwards and
re asserted his published statements.
4 A colored member was in the Chair
to-day, for the first time since the
session began.
RICHMOND, April lit IS under
stood that Gen. Schofeld will shortly
issue an order removing Governor
Pierpout. Joseph Mayo Mayor, aud
Thomas U. Dudley, City Sergeant.
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The Franklin Brick Machine

Is guaranfeed. with el lght men and two
horses. 10 make 800 10 500 nrs elias
Bricss per hour; and by 81 cam, 1910 q
ZOO per hour, according TO The facilities
FOR removing Them. I offer 20 demonstrate
these facts BY machines constantly work.
ing in this city. =. W. JOB @-ON Agent
81 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Aicl.
fe2O d2m lP
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CLEV ELAND.
Strike Among Railroad Employees
Cause Of Complaint.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 1.-An
extensive strike has taken place
among the workmen in the railroad
and other shops The men from Nc
Marry, Clahin & Co.'S car works, the
Pittsburg shops, and other works.
turned out to day, numbering 1000.
The cause Of the complaint, as stated
by the strikers. Is an increase of time
of labor without an increase OF pay.
All is quiet and orderly.
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MISSISSIPPI.
The C6nYentlOnAThe Legislative
Committee RepOrt-Plan for I'M
migration.

JACKSON, April lin fhe Conven-
ton to-day the repor. of the Legisla-
tive Committee was adopted on its
third reading
The Immigration Com mittee sub
mitted a plan Of immigration, which
provides for forming a Stock Com
pany, whose object will be to pur-
chase, lease and improve land, and
have power 70 borrow money on
MORTGAGES
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county in which our majority in 1856
did not ercsed 3O). whether 10 Sena-
toriaI or Representative Districts, or,
in other words, give them 300 votes
in every District, aud they will stin
lack four votes of a majority on joint
ballot.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-02

SAvANNAH, Ga, April IA. A.
Bradley, the colored lawyer, is circu-
lating through this city and the adj
joining county the following circular,
which causes considerable excitement:
Notice to all bad men in the city
Of Savannah, who threaten the lives Of
publican party, and Of the Presidents
and members of the Union Leagues Of
America if you should strike blow,
the man or men will be followed TO
the house ia which be or they take
shelter, and will be burned 10 the
ground Take heed, and mark we'll
Members OF the Union, rally, rally,
rally, for God, life and liberty.
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ST. Louis, April 1.-The case of
Cora James for common barratry,
terminated to-day. The jury assessed
six months Imprisonment in the
County jail.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio, April The
Metropolitan Police Bill, as it passed
the Senate, passed the House to day,
and is now a law.
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LOUISVILLE, April In New
Albany, to-day, ". Mary III. Keck
committed suicide by hanging herself
in the back room Of her husband q
residence. Cause, temporary insanity
superiuduced By the use Of strong
drink.
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HAVANA.
Brig lea G. Deiaiued by the AathOr-
iues-CAarges OF JeWelFy Being
stolen.

HAYANA, April LAT Clenfuegos,
the British brig Ida c. after haYin g
taken 10 all her cargo, was detained
by the authorities, as some Of the
crew were implicated in concealing
some stolen jeWelry and silks, ,hmount-
ing 20 $50 900. A negro cook and
Que seaman were imprisoned, and a
guard placed on board the brig. She
VIII probably be forced 10 unload.
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WILMINGroN April Political
excitement Is intense all over the
State. Both candidates for Cover
nor. also Ex-5 Governors Graham.
Vance, aud OTHER lending men are
canvassing the ate MOI less than
two hundred peaohes per day are
being made
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ELE CIR AP II.


F6r Commercial aud RtUeT Dispatohes see
azL - ~" rage.
Progress of the Tmpeach-
80 <of ment I rial.
Attorney General Stanbery
Begins the Defense.
Interesting Debate in the
Impeachment Court.
Late and Interesting For
eign News.
5a8roI 7os-
The Grant and Butler Diff
ficuIty AN AMIGA
BILE settlement
Gen. Hancock Selects his
staff officers,
UJ - JElTc Jd 3
The Richmond ConVention.
Gov. Pierpont nsoon to be
Removed.
The Rhode Island Ele ton.
Large Republican Gains
-hae.t r0 Ena
Gov. Burnside Reelected.
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SCRANTON, Penn, April 1.-The
funeral OF the seven miners, victims
of the Diamond Mine accident yester-
day, took place this afternoon at
Hyde Park Cemetery, in the presence
of 4 900 pe7Dle.
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MEMPHIS, April Last night a
negro roustabout on the Sam Hale
was detected In an attempt 10 steal a
box Of tobacco He was tied down
on the deck. This morning the ne
groes on the levee heard Of it, and
went aboard, demanding his release.
The watchman, named Taylor, struck
the leader of the negroes, named
johnson. In the head with hatehet.
weunding him severely. The negroes
became inf1riatel Taylor jumped
on TO the Darling. and but for the ar
rival of the police would have been
killed He was held to answer on q
charge Of assault with intent to kill.
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For Commercial aud EtUeT Dtspdtches see
Fgfth Page.
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ge Republican Gains

ha 1tE L"a
Gov. Burnside Re- slectsd.
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Gen. Hancock Selects his
staff Of1csrS.

The Rhode Island Elez ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-01

-seedleaf- and Massachusetts,, hllerr SIC.
&c. do average lots, lsc 30c do fine wrappers, S5c
Sc lc. do. wrappers lee Ssc Pennsylvania and Ohio,
flers, SIC. 6c; do. average lots, &C. 49,; do wrap
pers, 15c. 4oc Havana Common &c. Sc do. good,
work. common and medium, IKE 22c do. do good and
fne 53c &c. do bright work, common and medium. 25c
&C.; do. do. good and hne, Soc. a Csc.
TALLow IN fair request and firm. The sales
.e1s s .. IL: Ta 80 . @
wHALETooTs-ssles made OF 10000 lbs. bleached
wocI-The marke, for fleece is toleraby active though
large for immediate requrements being indisposed
y operate 20 any extent at present prices, owing
the low and medium grades, which In most Demand
firmly held The receipts though not so large they
haze been are free and the stock !. large ~ TeIS and
srm "' Tor the lover dsscrptions We qios < Ohio
s &c. y. Xxx so g. &C. .:e s'f Ts... No. medium SS
CalIiorniaspIns Clip p &c s,s the latter outside
gree o ap s FAN eli Clip and S @ ~ sc D. ss
alc. 2sc Az &c. Csc; B. 22c. 25c s. 2lc. 25c
California pniedEItra Soc xoe super soc sSsc low,
ss % ohio s .sd ia 1ss o. Ter:
Ohio s Xxx &C o5S Par
s g se oAs oo 10. &C. Onto 's 1880 s assrseN .ssc s
iubbed, part a, tsc Soc. 1000 ane Michigan a. 4ic
Sc SsSe sooc ib: sns 5000 Los.sna on pr
and Sc &c FOR lambs 1900 lbs shearnss al &c Soc
d. Tsns. 2. 49, 1 CHE Gr Is Pss FOR small &
sales are 500 lbs santa 80 Donsfoi be-
tween aOc. si2Hc., currency.
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terest and the reduction Of the principal Of the pub
Lie debt.
Consols and American securities were quoted thus
In London to-day and on the previous dates men.