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sntly.
$50 far as Mr. Durham is concerned he needs
vindcatiOn at hands. 1t is not pleasant to see
true and loyal 4 Conservative denounced vlo-
lent and factions, simply because he had the
hood to stand squarely for his and principles
but in this bad age have to accustom ourselves
to many things and coming from quarters little ex-
pccted, that sounds strange and harsh Ddt(y Times
Why, then, did you rush to his defence simply be-
made the remark that he did the Conserva-
tive harm by his imprudent course in the Con-
venton. The Times knows very well that we did
not dcnounce Mr. Durham violent and factious be-
cause he stood up for his race and principles We
true TO and real conservative princi
pies Mr. Durha the Editor of the Times, but
do not think it necessary to undertake to prove it by
denouncing every man who differs with ''In this
bad age. every good citizen ought to discounenance
violence, spite and revenge, and we ought not to
''accustom ourselves to such things even if they
come from quarters little expected"
We familiar with the sentiments of true
Conservatives in this section Of the State is
neighbor of the Times and know that many Of
that party disapprove of Mr. Durham's course in the
Convention and believe that he did harm. But we
have referred to Mr. D. oftcner than intended-we
only aimed, first, show that he not entitled
to the fusome praise that had been heaped upon him
by so-called Conservative papers. He kept the
Radicals of the late Convention united and that is
about all he did. The Republican papers of the
State expressing qualification at his election
to the Legislature. Such conservatives as Mr. Dur
ham and ncighbor of the Times only serve sort
Of sticking pasers" for the Republican party.
That's all.
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CITY BOOK STORE,
And News Depot.

8 doors aJove T. ". Depey d, Cos Bank
We have on hand and are constantly receiving all
kinds of BOOKS; Writing, Wrapping Drawing
Tissue and Wall PAPER; Pens, Inks, Pencils, En-
velopes, States, Printing and Visiting Cards, Pictures
and Picture Frames, Photograph Albums, Stero-
scopes and Views, Baskets, Looking Glasses Walking
Canes; Chess, Draft Men and Boards; and in fact
everything kept in
First Glass Book Store,
Which we offer at a reasonable profit, ut wholesale
and retail.
Newspapers & Magazines.
In addition to stock of Books &c., we receive,
daily, Northern Newspapers of all kinds containing
the latest news, and all monthly Magazines with
Fashion Plates.
Music.
Remember Catalogue Of Music; any piece &C.
lected will be ordered and sold at Catalogue prices
Dds- We will make special orders for anything In
our line that we may not have hand.
Give a call before purchasing elsewhere.
JOHNSTON Il ELLIOTT.
May %, 1868.
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Bsg- correspondent writing from one of the
Western States says that crowds of persons re-
turning East foot, having spent all they had in
fruitless attempts to get home and employment.
North Carolinians who are willing to work for a
living had better stay in North Carolina. There are
o great many worse places.
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NOTICE.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
Mecklenhur0 Countv

1t appearing to the Justices who constitute the
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for the County
aforesaid, that SPECIAL TERM of said Court, for
the trial of Criminal Causes is required for the pub
lie Interest," It is therefore ordered by said Justices
that Special Term of said Court in accordance with
the act of the General Assembly Of lS66-'67, pro-
vding for such Court, be held at the Court House 10
Charlotte on the Sd Monday in June 1869. Jurors
witnesses parties interested prosecutors de-
PENDANTS, notified to attend.
May 25 1868 WIN. MAXWELL, c. c. C.
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Special Term of County Court.

1t will be seen by notice in advertising columns
that Special Term of the Court of Pleas and Quar-
ter Sessions for Mccklcnburg county will be held
lie third Monday in June. Suitors, Witnesses &c +,
FIll take due notice.
This term is necessary in order to try large num-
Der Of criminal cases pending, and may save the
county considerable amount in the way of Jail fees
Of criminals
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SOMETHING UNEXPECTED.

Washington, May 22.-Edward Cooper testified
to-day before the Impeachment managers that he
was approached by brother-in-law and friend of
Senator Pomeroy Republican,, proposing, for forty
thousand dollars to FIVE votes for the acquit
tai of the President-SenaforsM Morton and Nye IRE
pubcans) being two who were to be thus secured.
This revelation rather unexpected by the
friends of impeachment
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-05-26

SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL AS
sEMBLY.-Baltimore, May 21.-The General
Assembly Of the Southern Presbyterian Church
organized in this city to-day. Rev. j. Waddell
was appointed Moderator, and Rev. H. B. Bow
die, OF Nashville, Tenn, was appointed Clerk.
About one hundred delegates are in attendance.
d. f. Moore, of Richmond, Virginia, preached
the annual sermon
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New Advertisements.

Sea Shad and Drum Fish-Hammond Mclaughlin
City Book Store-Johnston Elliott.
Information Wanted-Wm Stephenson.
Second Arrival of Millinery-B Koopma nm.
Tax Notice-Thos Dewey, City Clerk.
Just Received at the Book Store of Tiddy Bro.
Blasting Powder-Miller Black
Special Term of Necklenburg County Court.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Ex. COMMITTEE.
The following were appointed at Chicago on this
committee for the Southern States: Messrs Stone Of
Alabama, Rice of Arkansas, Rowan of Florida Cald-
well of Georgia, Southwood of Louisiana, Fish of
Mississippi Sloan of North Carolina, Jencks of South
Carolina Stokes of Tennessee, Burke of Texas earns
OF Virginia, and Kurns of West Virginia.
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Information Wanted.

Miss Polly Ann Stephenson, aged between Is and
30years, left the house of VIM. 8. Stephenson near
Pleasant Grove Camp Ground, Union county about
four weeks ago. and has not been heard from since.
Any information to her whereabouts will be thank
fully received by VIM, s. Stephenson at Winchester
p. o., Union county.
1853
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TAX NOTICE.

The Tax Lists for the City of Charlotte for the
year 1905 have been placed in the hands Of the Ta1
Collector for collection
As the City il in need Of money to carry on work
the streets, and 10 meet balance Of debt due for
purchase Of Fire Engine, DISCOUNT OF FIVE
PER CENT will be allowed to all who make their
payments before the FIRST DAY OF JULY, 1863
By order Of the Board Of Aldermen.
THOS. W. DEWEY,
May o. 1868 Sw City Clerk and Treasurer
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Behind the Seen
Strayed or Stolen.

On Wednesday night, May 9Th, from the premises ~
r. /. Mcdowell near Beaitie's Ford, small dark bay
MARE, years old and of fine appearance, round
bodied and heavily musced, with white spot in the
face. She had on when missed O Mcclellan Saddle
and q bride with halter attached to curb strap.
liberal reward win be paid for her recovery, any
information which may lead to the detection Of the
thief. E. A BRRVARD, NJ. ID.
May 1s, 1868 pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-05-26

E6S Owing TO unavoidable mistake in the Post
Office at this place, our packets of Democrats for
Union and Arson counties failed to 60, in last Tues
day mornings mail, but went in another direction.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-05-26

By virtue of decree Of the Court Of Equity, win
sell to the highest bidder, the Public Square In
Charlotte the I'd dsy Of June next, that valuable
Tract Of LAND On the waters Of McAlphin's Greek
in Mecklenburg county, containing 300 acres, and
known 81 the Guy Maxwell place, adjoining the
lands of Wilson Wallace, r. B. King and oshere
Terms Cash.
May II, 1858. C. DOWD, @. NJ. D.
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The effect produced on American securities in
England by the news of the acquittal of the
President on the 18th article has been most
gratifying they Immediately became 6rmer, and
the fye-twenties both in London and on the
Continent advanced materially.
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Es- If the following occurrence, described by the
New York Tribune, had happened in Southern
State, Congress would have taken action the mat
ter and sent for persons and papers:
AT York, Penn, attempt was made to assas-
sinate General Logan, who, with his family was on
the train. While the train was in waiting General
Logan had occasion to step from the cars few min
utes when he was Immediately recognized by lot of
men standing around the depot. When he got on the
train several of the party followed him. but ventured
no further than the platform. just the whistle of
the engine blew for starting several large stones
hurled through the windows of the car where Gen.
Logan sat. Fortunately, they did harm
than to break the car windows One of them came
very nearly hitting daughter of Senator Cameron
on the head. Another struck Gov Hahn, of Louis
lana, on the breast. Gen Sickles and large num-
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Latest News.
MARKETS.

New York, May 22.-Cotton frmer; sales of 500
bales at 302 Price of Gold unchanged.
Liverpool, May 22.-Cottoa ouiet-Nanetester
market frmer
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~ There was male child born in Danville,
last Monday, weighing IA lbs. net.-D"nriAe
Times.
Who's its daddy and nanny
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Second Arrival of Millinery.

RECEIVED PER EXPRESS,
handsome assortment of Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons
and Flowers.
Another arrival of Dress Goods.
Second invoice of Silk Saques.
new supply of those handsome Window Curtains.
May Is, 1868. B. KOOPMANN.
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Just Received,

u uSL xk6COIVOQ1
At the Now Book Store, Dsnas Muck Manual for
Farmers. TIDDY BRO,
Behind the Scenes,
By Mrs. E. Keckley, with portrait Of author, ~ the
New Book Store Of TIDDY BRO.
May %, 1868.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-05-26

The n. c. BUSINESS DIREcroRY.-Rev. L. Bran
son. the publisher of this work is now in Charlotte
and will attend delivering the Book to subscribers
and receiving orders for copies.
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Local Agents and Canvassers
WANTED!
For first class Life Insurance Company, In svssy
County and Town in the State. Affords better r.
nuneration than most other Companies
Address Boz 90 p. O., Wilmington, n. e.
May IL, 1883 lm ?
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Sea Shad and Drum Fish.
A fine lot just received by
HAMMOND & MCLAUGHLIN.
May %, 1868.
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asy- The Lodge of Odd Fellows of this City cele-
brated the Goth of May by procession speeches and
dinner, in which the Masonic Lodges and Firemen
joined. The display the streets very hand
some and we learn that everything passed off pleas
antY.
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gard; Sherman Emery ID; Stewart Edmund Smith
kbben; Smart 3; spraGue Poland; Strothan
"; Schmidt B; sherman Apt Franklin; Stevens
r; Smith Gardiner; Suffolk Geo She pherd Geo;
If; Smith B n; smith J N Q; swan Gen Jas b;
S.itz jas G. Stone p spslt Leonard; Sanford
EFT N A; Sampay Peter VI Stacks Patrick; sonies
Paramore B. samudns v; skinner Russo N .;
Scott Robert; Stuart Master Richard; smith Simon;
WINS; sutton w n; Southard WIN; Stuart W n;
Shafer VIM; SANGER Master Wslle +; Sconed i;
si1aton w d; schutt wm Il; swsrtz VIM H.;
.T-Thompson Chss; Tharp R; Thomas Ch,s
b Taylor y: Tames, Harrington, Thornton &;
Talbert W; Taylor Jas "; Thomas P; Turner
Jas; Thomas Jas W. Tall Jas H; Thornton Nell
son Taylor Patrick; Turner w d; Thomas VIM;
.V-van Rspsr B; Van 0rdt H r Van DR. H Van
Varnett BERN; arnsil RI
W-Vheeler A; Wood N c; Wheeler A w;
Wsthwell Alfred; Wilson A w, 2; Walters Brent
q; Wilson Benz B: Williams G }; Williams CAas
p: Whiting Cbss G; Weber Charles; W ashburn G
E Sh wi.s, WssSD WsSn
NJ Ware G M; Wood Fred; Wilson y b; Worth
ingfon George W; Whedon X; Wooley @ W;
Wood Geo Gov; Williams Henry M Worthiug
ton Henry +; West Col b r.; WEIGH Henry; Wig
Withers John; Winson John 8; Wood Jno; White
Jerome; Welch ypo d; Wards ] b Wilhelm N
Co; White K G; Watson Roberti Walters Robert
W; Wilson Il. 2; Wood 8; Williams Samuel p;
Walsh Thomas; Withers Thomas; Wright Thos;
Willis G; Whalon Thos; wheatly- Thos Wilson
Y-Youne Charles; Youngs Francis; Young
James ID: Yorker n
MIscELLANEoUs.-'Leade of Band Navy
Yard 81 BOWEN. p. NJ.
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THE METHODIST GENERAL CONFER.
EN,E

CHICAGO. May 22.-In the Conference to-day
the char being occupied by Bishop James
resolutions were offered by the Rev 7 W
1alley, of Alabama, that the General Confer
ference be composed of an equal number of
ministers and laymen; referred. Rev. Mr.
Coggshall, of Michigan, moved 10 orgauIze
pistrict appeal Courts for the trial of an pea Is:
referred. The Committee OF the Seainpns'
Friends Society submitted report recommend
Ing the continued cooperation of the Metho-
0lst Eplseopa, Church with the Society and its
branches; adopted. The report OF the Commit
tee on Reyivals was read. Ii recommends that
the discipline be so amended a. to make Law
men eligible for election as book agents. A
minority report, adverse to such a change III
the discipline, was read. After considerabIe
discussion, the report of the Committee on
Eplseopancy was read, being adverse to the
action of the missionary Bishops The report
was adopted.
Ihe recommendation of the committee that
no additional Bishops should be elected at this
time was also adopted. The result was greeted
with applause. The Committee on Book G. IN
Germ reported against the revival of the NJ
t3onGi NdgGsiEe, also, against the reduction of
the number OF Church papers. II was laid on
the table and ordered to be printed Rev. G .
D. Casson, of Philadelphia, requested the
Committee on Book Concern to consider and
report ON The expedlency of eleyatIng the char
acter and increasing the efficiency of the official
newspapers. Rev. DIR. Brown, of the Wash
ington Conference (coored, introduced a reso-
luton against receiving any other delegates of
the Zion or African Methodist EpiscopsI
Church as Bishops; referred. The Confer
ence voted that the call for resolutions be- dis
pensed with after to-day. The Conference then
adjourned
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

James l.. Taliaferro. real estate broker has
sold TO Mr.. Charles kelk, OF Yorkshire, Eng
land, 1Un acres Of land near Spotsylyania c. IL
for sS75 cash, in gold. Mr.. Keik rs a horti-
establishing nursery. seed, and fiower garden
on a large scale.
Mr.. Walter Cox, formerly of Fredericksburg
but Tor thirty years a resident of New Orleans
whilst IN state Of alteration. tell or threw
himself on train of cars on the PontchartraIu
injured as TO leave little or no hopes OF has re-
coyery.
MI. W. F. McConkey. a farmer. was drown
ed In Hazel Run, on his return 10 Mr.. A. II
Bernard's farm on Thursday evening. He
was from Fauquier county, had resided in
Stafford and rented Mr.. B's farm for the past
year or two.
Elkers, alias Southworth. the horse thIef
who escape d from the Frederic ksburg laiI last
wednesday night, was arrested in Warrenten
on Friday. He was placed IN jail there for
safe keeping.
Albert G. Carver, of Plattsburg. New York.
has purchased the Fair Grounds, known as
Mercer square, Fredericksburg. for s2.5,0-
$3.50 an acre,-a good sale for the Corporation
Robert Miller and q. W. Bruce, the Young
mel who pulled down a Z. =. flag at Camp
bell Court House on Monday last while under
the influence OF liquor. have. IN l. stated been
bailed by General Schofield. in the sum of
si,5'O each, TO appear before a military COM
mission tor trial
II is said that Col. W. Il Payne who has
taken the required oath, and ls TO De Mayor of
Danyille, was a Confederate mail agent. and a
Confederate postmaster at Dan willie during the
war.
The newly appointed Mayor of Portsmouth.
James f.. Stokes, was brought before Mslor
Woodruff. commanding that military post, Fri
day. chargedlw o. obs:ructing the dell berstions
and business OF the Council
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THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.
appointment of National Executive Com

CHICAGO, May 22.-The Convention ad-
Journed SINE de last evening, after the ap-
pointment OF a National Executive Committee.
SECOND DISPATCH
CHICAGO, May 22.-The following is the Ma
tonal Republican Executive Committee:-Ala.
bama, James p. b. Stowe; Arkansas, E F. Rice;
California, George &. Gorham: Colorado, Dan'l
Wltter; Connecticut, II. ii. Starkweather: Da-
kota. Newton Edmunds; Delaware, Edwards
Il. Bradford; District of Columbia, :. J. Bowen:
Florida, Il. Conoyer: Georgia, i. II. Cald we'll:
Idaho John c. Henry; Illinois, L. Russell; In
diana, Cyrus NJ. Allen Iowa, James Fletcher:
Kansas, John A. Martin: Kentucky. Allen A
Barnes; Louisiana, NJ. III. Southworth; Maine
Lewis Barker; Maryland. Charles c. Fulton:
Massachusetts, VIM. Claffin; Michigan, Mr.
Giddins; Minnesota, John T. Avery: NissIs-
sippi, A. {. Fish; Missouri, General Ben amin
Loan; Montada, 8 Wilson; Nebraska 3 p
Ibayer; Nevada, Charles I. Delone; New
Hampshire, W. f. Chandler; New Jersey. Jas
Gashell; New York, Horace Greeley; North
Carolina, William Sloane: Ohio. b. r. Cowan.
Orrgon, H. H. Corbet,; Pennsylvania. VIM II
kemble; Rhode Island, Lyman Frieze; South
Carolina. James H. jerks; Tennessee. VIM b.
Stoke; Texas. Mr.. Burke; Virginia, Fran kiln
: Teams: West Virginia, Samuel ID. Kurns;
Wisconsin, David Atwood
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AYERS sARsAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE RLonn

The reputation this excellent uedic0e .piov, "a
marvellous c..s. Of serofndu: :5s truly
Snere the system seemed saturated with corrup-
lous affections and disorders, which were sesrs-
xsteo oy tns scroiulous contamination until they
in such great numbers In almost eVsry sectiop ~
Toe country that the public scarcely need 20 be
scrofulous poisos l. one Of the most de.tructiy.
enemies OF our race. Often this unseen and nnfelt
tion, and invites the attack Of enfeebIins OF fatal
diseases, .ith91t exciting suspicion Of its pres
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rapidly develop into one or ether Of its hideous
In the latter, tubercies may he suddenly deposited
IN the lungs or heart, OF tumors formed 10 the
nyer' OF shess IT'S presence by eruptisas on the
Hence the occ.siopsI use Of both. Of this s.r
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s.sh sps nmsa,.fs sns ,sG.i.s . osmPsin,. generally
tRSsSnS RssSSS s.s EiIs Ross Or ETysSa Tes,sr st
Ear. and other spupDp or visible sEF so
serofulou: dises,e. Also. in the more cOscesled
forms, as pyspepsis, Dropsy, Heart Di.es.e, Fits,
Syphilis or yenereal and Mercuriai Diseases are
duiBg these obstinate msisdies by any medicine.
Bat long continued use of this medicine will cure
tne complaint. Leucorrgh9s OF whites, Uterine
UicerstioDs. and Female Diseases. are commonly
.na nsssss sns q
each case p are found in our Almanac. supplied
sccunulatiops Of extraneous matters in the blood,
sn e9leky 70 II, ss also Liver ComPl sints Tor
and Jsundtce, when arising, as they often do, from
The rsnkling poisous in the blood. This sARsA-
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yigor Of the system. Those who are Langsid and
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FROM CALIFORNIA AND ARIzox,

Proposed New Telegraph Line from the
Paciilc to the heAtlantic-Tonna2eS Supplies
Indian Outrases-Miiitary Defenses-A
Public Park for San Francisco, &c
SAN FRANCISCO, May "A company, STYLED
the Atlantic and Pacific States Telegraph
Company, has been organized for the purpose
Oh building new line. Among the directors
are EX-Gov. Lowe and Major McCappin
Inc tonnage supplies in prospect have in
creased, there being now one hundred and
thirty vessels en- route much to the relief of the
gram interest, in view of the heavy harvest
On the night of May 9Th band of Indians,
on Queen river, Nevada. drove of nearly one
hundred head of cattle. The settlers went in
pursuit. Three white men, coming from Idaho
were attacked by the sayages, but made their
escape. They were slightly wounded The
absence of the troops from Fort McDermot in
search OF the murderers of the Pursep family
had emboldened the Indians
among the passengers by the steamer New
1ork, from Japan, are two natives of high
rank, refugee adherents of the Tycoon They
VIII study the language and institutions until
IL is safe 10 return.
The work has commenced on the military
defenses at Lime Point, al the entrance of the
harDor. A blast OF seventy five hundred non nds
OF powder threw into the sea forty thousand
cubic yards of rock from a high bluff
he committee of the Board of Supervisors
nave reported fayorably on a park of one thou
sand acres.
The steamship Oregon has sailed for Panama
with nearly two hundred thousand dollars in
treasure.
Arizona advices to May received: announce
the intention of General Diven to scour the
country east OF Verde, in question OF the In
dians. Lieut. Wells had returned with a small
cavalry force to Fort whipple, after fruitIess.
expedition. The mining and farming news is
encouraging.
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[By Banker.' and Brokers relerrspn !,

BY Bankers and Brokers Telegraph
Lewis johnson a Go. quote stocks and bon ss
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lsl, coupon us Saws. le61, coupons, IlQ /;
coupon, new, iiOS; osoe, lS67, coupon. no y ;
loN's, coupons, iu5; .sos. second. IUs a; Z 3Ds.
third. loeA Pacific Mail. 80 n; OHIO and Missis-
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Union Telegraph.1 7; U quicksilver eSl Boston
Water Power, none; n. Y Central. Iesi; Ere,
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Pittsburg. s5A; North western, co.; do prrf-d.
~; Cleyelsnd and Toledo. tOs; Rock island,
Ga, Wells. Fargo a Go. Express, 25; American
Express Sol United States Express,5 81 a; Mer-
chants Union, 29s, Gold, 1897. Market
strong,