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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-02

down among the dead men, az, It
this moment thousands who might havs
been alive and we'll had they used that
great life pressrver, Plantation Dittsrs.---
Let The living by Il 70. heart that thsy aIe
tho best known remedy for, all dyspepsia
complaints. stomach arrangements, and
general debility. AS q sdelici Gus cordial,
combined with great tonic virtues, their
equal cannot b found.
Delicate Females. Clergymen, Merchants,
Lawyers and persons Of seleItary habits
particularly thoSs Who are weak and suffer
With mental: depression, ase greatly bens-
6ted by these Bittsrs. ~>:~: >
Tho Quincy stoves are manufactured
Of The famous. Missouri iron, the toughest
in the world.
: :, :, : i~>->
III Any Ct our readers are prematursly
gray, or are troubled with falling Of the
hair, dandtu6 Or itching Of the scalp, they
have only to use Rings Vegetable Ambro.
sis, and their troubles will soon be over.
The preparation il not only . restorer Of
gray hair, but one of the most elegant hair
dressings No have ever seen. It also BY
softening and invigorsting tho hair, pre-
vents premature bsldness, and in many
cases restores hair to bald heads.
Nav JEwE1Rx.-Beautifal sets of Bog.
wood Jewslry, for fifty and ssventy-fve
ents each, at A. W. Bush's.
--''V Toes" were the order in the last
session Of Congress, but nothing was 50 ef-
fsotually vetoed ~ Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
and their kindred evils, BY Goes Dyspepsia
Cure. No tWo-thirds vote can ever sustain
tho rescue Dyspepsis, Heartburn, and
Goes Dyspepsia is taken.
I. "A Ruxo1.--t is said that the cause of
The partial failure in the wheat crop is be-
cause MeIntirs 1 Castle did not get their
elaborated Perrine and Moline plows on in
time last spring. They have full stock
now
M Remember that this evening is the
close Of the Catholic Fair at the Court
House. A great deal of interest is being
felt in the voting, and the supper furnish
cd IL excellent.
The social ball at Days Hyperborean
Hotel in Sank Rapids last night was we'll
attended and passed off very pleasantly.
~
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet
a1ticle-superior to Cologne and at half
the price.
Hair Restorsr Won its hieh reputation. It
restores grey hair 70 it's original color, pre-
vents it, falling of and promotes it, rapid
growth. It is also most beautiful dress
ing for Tho hair. Mammoth sized bottles,
DriNn on1v ~ Nfo nd1.1v
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-02

Horn RIo,srsI.-Geo. W. Mclaughlin
10 gs&aisg Up for nine host Hayward, the
satsepsisine proprietor q tie Central
House. . register s4tsr . new plan. Be-
tween seeA shssG 10 . blottsl. printed 81
beth sidss With the cards Of The businsss
~. q he place. It il decidedly god
tAiDR.
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--1rsshly killed DEER, and skins Of IL
kinds bought at the sc. Cloud Depot. y&
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Oxn o. Our lNsflTuTIoxs.-Onr city y
snsrs than ordinarily blssssd With thebestr
assursd, whols-soulsd, corps .of Insurance
Agents, 70 b toaad In The eosntry, and
who represent The best Of Eastsra somps.
mics. Oa> II The nesl proniasat among
tAsss Z Capt. J. s. Wsst, who Aas devoted
several yesrs to the study Of insurauss,
AID in building up : baiiaess which does
hin credit and places him In the front
sa1ks Of 2bujinsss3 msa. You will always
fad him rssdy 70 explain any Of The knot
y peints IN your policy. and his authority
"a Insurance Il among ,tAs bsst:: II case
floss hs IL ready 70 make an honest, lib
sral AID pronpt adjustnsnt. When you
have property to insure there are two things
requiring your attention: first which ~
ne most responsible eonpaniss, and next
who rsprsssnts them. Capt. west has e.
tab6shsd the faet beyond doubt that
none but'the best companies ars rsprsssat-
81 in his Office. VI heartily advise al to
visit him and, talk Insurance. You will
ind him thoroughly posted On oil points
connected with his businsss-are, life, o.
eidsat ald live stock inauranes-his being
The only Office il the city where al are
represented.
GoID PEHs.- Good gold pens for 40, 80
and Is sents saeh, warranted for one year,
at A. W. Bush's.
JuDos HAALlx's LEoru1I.-Quite . large
and respectable audience assembled 1t the
Congregational church on Monday evening
to hear Judge Hamlin's lecture on the "Ad-
vantssss Of New Country" Hs spoke
sloqueatly and truthfully Of tho effects
produced BY the changed circumstances,
the new life, upon men and women, making
then moro self.rsliant, moro liberal, more
practical, more tolerant and less selfish,
and infusing into them . more enlarged
sense Of their individual responsibility.
A few years sgo the prairie grass grew in
the streets where now stand churches aud
sehoolhouses, built with many sacrifices by
the pioneers who prize highly tho educs-
ton Of their children and long for the viss-,
bic church. These few years have also
brought The railroad. the telegraph, and
The scores Of like evidences Of rssistlsss en-.
sru aud enterprise !; for there 10 that in
the Western nan which will not admit Of
sluggiahnsss OF indifference concerning tho
mighty means Of advancing Civilizations
We have . society refined and intellectual,
sustaining library associations, and digest
ing iatsllissntly and sppreciatingly tho
works Of tho best authors. The lecturer
pictured pleasantly the memories Of tho
life in tho Eastern home, with it,. many
friends and holy tiss, but when tho new
settler thinks Of tho later years, Of the
privstions, tolls and victories Of his West
srn life; hs feels that the greater joy Lies
here.
We have given but hsrs and there IN
idss, psneilsd from recollection, but tho
lecture was one Of the best W have listen.
ID to in 81. Cloud, and gavs excellent ST.
tsfaetion to the audience, BY whom . vote
Of thanks was 1t tho conclusion heartily
rstuEned 70 Judge Hsmlin.
- olntirs 4 Castle sell tho Quincy
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.FIRE.--TAs sash factory ct Anoks has
been burned, but McIntirs & Castle have .
stock on hand, they also eel tho AAoks
tubs and pals. !. " :. -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-02

Egg ought to DO shssper. One firm
In Oskalooss, Iowa, shipped 400 dozen
lassly IN one consignusnl.-Caieego Pot.
How many Of them needed hatehine1
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PA1D IN LESS THAN A 1sorT11.

ST. CLOUD, M1Hx., Dec. 30th, 1867.
Received Of J. E. West, Agent Etna In
surance Company, Hartford, Conn.,, the
sum Of Eight Hundred and Fourteen Dol
Lara, It being in full Of al my claims and
demands for loss or damage, under Fire
Policy No. 80. The loss originating BY
destruction and damage to furniture and
apparel, on Sd December, 1867.
]. B. MILLS.
twill b seen BY the above receipt that
Capt. West has paid. this loss in less than
one month from dote Of fire. These prompt
payments win certainly convince oil who
have property to insure that West is the
Agent to attend to their business.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-02

Capt. 6. 0ouM, vho lsls hsrs rsesatly
has loeatsd q Odin, : raiirsad tewn Il H.
liaeis. ~ 3. ... ..:% Il
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-02

-Allsn's Lung Balsam is warranted to
cure, coughs, colds, g., Or the money will
be refunded.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-02

Fine & Heavy Cassimeres.
A Splendid Assortment Of
Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS!
DeIaines,
Prints, !,
=. cinghams,
Bro. T. 8leached Cottons,
Stripes,
Ticks, !: =
Flannels, -"
linseys,
Blankets,
Cotton and Wool Yarns,
Shawls.
Skirts,
Nubias,
White Goods,
Gloves, and
Hosiery.
A Large Stock Of
YANKEE NOTIONS,
STATIONERY,
MIRRORS, &C.,,
Az complete = Stock ~ can be found /.
any drst-elass establishment.
SALES AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Each Afternoon & Evening,
And PRIVATE SALES
ZACH ,oRIENO'N
Until the entire stock is disposed Of.
| -
| SALES POSITIVE!
This Stock must be closed at once.
=. =: r
~ Do net lose this
G0I .nEN 0ppnRTnNIIqvV
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-02

Sxow IN HAssAcnusI11s. -They have IL
ready had snow IN Massachusetts,. Mclntirs
I Cattle have stoves enough to warm the
whole Staae.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-02

FoR RExT.-A double dwelling house,
pleasantly located, will be rented to one Q,
two families. Inquire ct this Office.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-02

0AD 1o11AvnaGz11.-Wea re panied to
leasa ftsa The shakepss A1Sss q The death
sltSs vltb q David v. CeahAazd, after .
bsisf 11soa She 10 spoken Of ~ . woman
q unussal sttzaetivoaess AID amisbili.y.
nf. CeunAaRd he's the sympathy Of many
,1sjs1da 10 q. Cloud.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-02
. -Bsy your cook, parlor and hsatinl
stoves Of AcIntirs 4 Castle. i

HISSlso7A Fun S7o.I, 1872 Ta1lo ST.,
Or. PAuL.-Mr. Moore has now ready I
splendid assortment Of ladies lns furs, con-
sistipG. Of Hddsoa Bay cable and mink
full eapes,, half espss, collars, NUTS sad
sulS; also ssntlsmsn's caps, nualsfs,
gloves and sleigh robes: Mr.. n. win ssad
goods ordered BY express, with privilege Of
ssturning on paying express charges II MT
suited. - - >s> sff
swonz LITTLE following County on
ems slsst took the cath Of omes yesterday {:
John Zapp, Registered Deeds. =
4. Sehresdsr, Trsssursr.
n. Miekley, Sheriff. -
EN-. Wright, County Attoras1s
N. Schmidt, Surveyor. fTE
LA. Evans, Judse Of Probate.
B. Ovssbsek, Coroner. ! !
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fruit n Minnesota i plenty tlisyssr.
1slntirea4 Csetlo ass reeeivi,e tIre. a..
nd barrels q apDlss. i.43 s.t,,sl Il. /
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-02

AhlnIoAx WArc1Bs.-TWenty.6ve dol
lars viii buy . splendid silver American
v,teA, warranted . reliable time keeper, a.
A. ". BuSh'o.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-02

beware Of all limitations Of "Ptrry
Dsv's Pain Killer" such - "Killsr Of Pain, ~
&c. Get the genuine. Is K.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-02

From its merit alone has the Eugene
Hair Restorer won its high reputation. It
restores grey hair 70 it's original color, pre-
vents it, falling off and promotes it, rapid
growth. It is also most beautiful dress
ing for tho hair. Mammoth sized bottles,
price only Is cts. n41-1y
Quincy stoves don't crack.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-02
-Ieu eas boy . cook stove, tinwsrsd
complete, from MeIasiss / Cattle for
Twenty Dollars.

MANS PsAIaI1.-0sn. G. G. Andrews
10 deliver lecture before The Lyesum
q Maine Prai.,s to-nerssw evening. Al
~ esssaasies Of ~ lecture, the we'll
t.evl ply, ''Hishasl 1asr' viii b. ps..
Turned ~ ths members Of TIE Lyeeun.
hi, nslsienis s1erts ~ ssid to b vsry
sssditsbIs. We regret thaG circumstances
vim prsvsat cur accepting ~ Invitation 70
- Sv111lss. fAa71.-A jolly party o. old
I'D yesns presented thsnsslvss Il The rss-
neaes q hev. Csspbsll. Prssbytssiaa
~niaistsf, % Nsv.Ysss's Eve, tahi.g
ssspIsls possession sf lis Assss and slli,e
ito sveslswisg. The sasir ~. managed
- quietly (thses because The ladies hsd
ehsess q ~ that The god fsnily W.
tsta sasissly BY surprise: Al sps.t Wy
pleasant svssisg. staying u.til about mid
: 1igAt; bst bstsss dspsrtisg they lsit .un-
Sess packages 81 elsthise, provisions,
nossy, e.. '. T.. - =
1uxAwA1.-0n ssbbatA afternoon while
NnsrnAa xslly vas eat riding with his
hdly. hs1orsss rsa svsy - - va cross.
siag - bridge, and dsshins ssainst wood
~ ~ I'm ,Jou.xAI oAss, upset The
ND I'D Injured Mn. Kelly and one Of
~ 4 dssa lsnswhst severely. Getting
Il AGa1.1 DIR sstarted m .stfe.t. wh.r ~.
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SKA1uo Exa1D171os.-Geo. F. Winter,
II 6suk Centre, Tie champion skater Of
Nianssots, was in town on Monday and
eksaed for . few minutes ct the rink. His
nsvsns.ts, whils performing The most diff.
Asuk svelutieas, aze easy md spparsntly
vithout s4sst. He gsvs spseinsns Of the
nsvss knsv1 - tie grape vine; single,
double aad treble 8; sipgle, double and
tsspls backward roll; ankle chain; gallop,
pelks md waltz. Hs VIII b here again on
1fidey, aad st three o'clock win give An.
ether aad nsro difficult exhibition.
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Nsv TsAls.-A pleasant, mild day, with
ssea s,sisAing, made it very agreeable to
30 out, md tue gsntlsnsa generally took
aavs1taes Of tho occasion to call upon their
lsdy ftisads, The majority Of whom were
rsesivisg with open doors aud entieinsly
faz,isAsd tables. This very pleasant Gus
ton. which IL steadily growing in favor,
vas more gsasrally observed this year than
svsr bsIers. A vszy ''Happy New Year"
seemed = b enjoyed By Ill.
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-, Pnsosl--Najor J. c. Hamilton,
fright and ticket agent Of the Winons l.
a. Peter Railroad, It 0watoaas, vss in
~ city this week % short visit. He 10.
talnsd this morning.
OssiaA +. Dsdge, the wsll-known i'm
peenpta pct sRd singer, IL in town.
J. V. Brewer, Esq.,, County Auditor Of
Todd county, favored - With can this
0egai1g. Il Tie sketch Of that county last
vssk vs gave Mr.. B.'s post Office address
% 1eund Prairis-it should bs Sank
Ceotse; eteas1s county.
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Aliens Lung Balssm. iG .s,....
The photopsripatslisrsph, according
70 The Phtladslphia Pastc1rspAr. 10 dark
elosst on two wheels, which contains al
The apPesa&us required BY ths photographer
Who wishss 70 make picture Of . parade,
or tie scene Of boiler explosion Or rail-
way eatastrophe.-C1iesso Pot.
Such name would 10 enough to breed
railroad accident.
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Tho social ball at Days Hyperborean
Hotel in Sank Rapids last night was we'll
attended and passed off very pleasantly.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-02

MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet
a1ticle-superior to Cologne and at half
tho DricA
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-02

TnAxKs.-0n esning to the Office this
ner.isg ~ found upon our table : large,
rich, delicious jelly cake, which had In
ssos nystsEieus manner made IT. way
tIsrs. Somehow " have great wsakAsss
fer tAsss things. They touch tender
chord in our nature, and our youthful a.
1oetioas glow toward tho skillfal manipula-
tsss Of tAsir delicious layers. VIII Sec
tio1 In eae had, and with mouth and heart
tse fsll for uttszsaes, Ne would pencil our
thanks to our good friend, Mr.. J. E. T.,
md wish her two hundred Happy New
Years.
.:-Bvsr9thiss in tho way Of provisions
Cd family groceries may bs found At
Morse, Newell / Cos. They ~ constantly
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-02

7 "A Ruxol.----It is said that the cause Of
The partial failure in the wheat crop is be-
cause MeIntirs I Castle did not get their
celebrated Psrrine and Moline plows on in
time last spring. They have full stock
now: -.
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M Remember that this evening is the
close Of the Catholic Fair at the Court
House. A great deal of interest is being
felt in the voting, and the supper furnish
cd IL excellent.
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GOLD PExs.- Good gold pens for 40, 80
and Is sents each, warranted for one year,
At A. W. Bush'S.
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s-Xc1ntirs L Castle sell tho Quincy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-11
Nv the Atlantic Cable.

LONDON, November l0.-The Court OF
Common Pleas, full bench present, has
decided that common law does not confer
suffrage on women.
1t is reported that Sir William Mansfield,
commander-in chief Of the forces in India,
will succeed Lord Strathnairn at the head
of the troops in Ireland.
The Times publishes the basis for set
tlement of the questions between Great
Britain and the United States as follows
4 mixed commission Of two from each coun-
try to be appointed to adjudge all questions
since 1S53-the date of the last commits
sion's expiration. England's responsibility
for the Alabama operations to be referred
to Prussia, and if the decision is favorable
to the United States the commission will In
vestigate the individual claims. America
valves the question Of England's recognl'
ton of the Confederacy. The San Juan
affair is to be referred to Switzerland tol
arbitration.
CORK, November "a great and popular
demons ration took place here yesterday Oh
the occasion of the funeral OF James Noun
tain, who is supposed to have held promi
nent position in Fenian organization. 4
procession of over six thousand men an(
women followed the remains 10 the GENE
terry. Mr.. Mountain formerly resided il
the United States, and was delegate t
the Fenian Convention which was held
Chicago in November, 1863.
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WHEAT-RA1s1SG AT THE WEsT.-The
last report of the Agricultural Bureau
which has come to hand observes
that the progress of wheat culture west
ward is somewhat remarkable. Not only
does it 60 with population westerly, but its
movement is in an accelerating ratio, yield
ing results in bushels to each inhabitant
surprising to eastern farmers. Thus has
the territory between the Mississippi river
and the Pacific ocean, which, in 1859,
yielded about 25,000,000 of bushels, har-
vested about 65,000,0 900; while the country
east of the Mississippi, with it's accession of
population and wide distribution of agri-
cultural implements, has made no increase,
as a whole, few of the western States
barely making up the deficiency suffered in
Virginia and kentucky.
1t is a remarkable fact that region
which nine years ago produced only one
seventh of the wheat in the country, now
supplies nearly one-third Of it. A similar
progress in another decade will carry the
centre of wheat production beyond the
Mississippi, and were it possible for the
Pacific coast again to quadruple its yield,
that distant wheat field will give larger
product than the aggregate production of
the United States in 1850. The history of
embarrassing is not altogether unlike that
of cotton in its occupancy of new lands,
and their desertion after few years use,
not indeed to grow up in sedge or forest,
but to be laid out in grass or employed in
more varied range of production.
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TIE CHEMISTRY OF FUBNITURE.-Young
housekecpers do not always understand the
theory of the chemical and mechanical
action of different substances on articles OF
furniture. The substances from which fur
niture is chiefly exposed to injury are
water, oils, alcohols, and acids. Acids act
on marble. Marble is itself composed of
carbonate of lime; that is, it is compound
of carbonic acid and lime.
Now, the carbonic acid has compare
lively weak affinity for lime, and most other
acids will prevail over it and take its place
when broug ht in contact with it, thus de-
stroying the texture of the stone, iberating
the carbonic acid, and leaving nitrate of
lime, or muriate of lime, or sulphate or
acetate Of lime, as the case may be, in the
form Of a white powder, in its place. But
oils, alcohols, and water produce no effect
on marble. All vanished or polished sur
faces of wood, on the other hand, while not
injured by acids, are attacked by alcohol.
s Varnishes are composed of different gums
and resins, which are generally soluble in
alcohol. Many of them are made by dis
solying the materials in alcohol 80 as to
liouify them, and then when they are ap-
plied the alcohol evaporates, leaving the
gum or resin thin, even coating over the
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A WBfRLwIND AND WATERsPoUT IN Wy
oMINa.-On last Saturday (l9th) as party
travelling from Sweetwater to Green river
were encamped for noon on Big Sandy, a
hail-storm, accompanied by severe winds,
which resulted in whirlwind, was OBJ
served. The storm arose in the northwest,
and its first premonition was furious
wind. In few minutes whirlwind was
seen approaching, when the party aban-
doned their wagons and took to the hills
for security. In moment after, the force
of the storm struck, and hail-stones in
size from partridge's to hens egg
commenced falling in endless quantities.
The whirlwind, as it swept across the
river Big Sandy, left the bed of the stream
dry for distance of three or four hundred
yards up and down the bed of the river.
The waterspout which had thus been form
ed then spread as it assembled until the
whole heavens were darkened by the ex-
panding spray, which seemed at length to
lose itself among the clouds. The spectacle
is described as one of most terrible gran
deur. Men, women, and children, fed to
the adjacent hills for protection; while the
horses and mules few, as it were, hither
and thither in bewildering manner until
the force Of this outburst of natures anger
had passed. One Maidstone of average size
measured five inches in circumference.
This storm was the most wonderful, as we'll
as the most terrifying, which any of the
party-all old travellers in the mountains
had ever seen.-Cheyenne Leader, 26h
uAi7nO.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, November Northumberland,
943S. United States bonds, 1873. Sugar
flat, both on the spot and ahoat.
LONDON, November 1O.-Euening.-Con-
soils, 942l. United States bonds, AZ.
Sugar, Sos.
LIVERPOOL, November 10.-Noon.-Cot-
ton quiet; estimated sales, 10000 bales.
Breadstutfs and provisions unchanged.
Afternoon. - Cotton easier; uplands,
1l8d.; Orleans, ll4@ll3sd. Provisions
quiet. Lard steady.
LIVERPOOL, November l0.-Evening.-
Cotton closed with downward tendency !;
middlings upland, Id; Orleans, 1l34d.
sales, 10000 bales. Yarns and fabrics
dull. Flour, 26s. Cd. Corn, 39s. Common
rosin dull. Tallow quiet and steady.
FRANKFORT, November l0.-United States
bonds, 7S18@79.
HAvRE, November l0.-Cotton, on the
spot, 1887. aaoat, 1857.
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Ry Gulf Cable.

AFFAIRS IN CONTEMPORARIES AND AssAs-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM SPAIN,
ETC.
HAVANA, November 9.-The Diario pub
fishes the following:
Colonel Lono, who left the town of Tumas
on an expedition into the country in search
of provisions and supplies, has returned
without success, the insurgents having de-
stroyed everything of the kind within their
reach. The Diario says many bands Of
robbers are committing depredations on
plantations, acting under the pretence o.
being revolutionists.
Planters in large portion of the eastern
districts are consequently unable to haryes
their crops. This state of things, it Ii
feared, will lead to famine and desolation
A mail-carrier was assassinated last weel