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Daniel. Z. Plummer V. Narels.e Lanary.


In. THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
Il for the Fifth Circuit and District of Louis.
lana, No. b213.-By virtue Of a writ of heri
fnciAs issued and to me directed by the above
named Court in the above entitled suit and received
by me on the ninth of June. 1883 have seized and
taken int my possession and will expose for sale at
public auction, to the highest bidder, on SATUR-
DAY, the tWenty-ifth day of July, 1858, at the
hour OF twelve o'clock noon, at the door of the
Courthouse, at Donaldsonville in the parish of As
censiOn, Louisiana the following described proper
4 CERTAIN PLANTATION, situated in the
parish of Ascension, in the State of Louisiana, on
the right bank of the Mississippi river, at about
four miles above the town of Donadsonville, which
land contains sixteen and one third Rrpents facing
the Mississippi river by depth OF eighty erpehts
more or ese, bounded on the upper side by land of
Nalentin Landry and on the lower side by land Of
Trasmon Landry, with all the buildings and ameliO
ratIops which are on said land, such as residence
sugar house, draining machine, cabins, overseeris
house, saw mill, etc, as well as ali the live stock
tools, implements Of husbandry upon or appertain
ing 70 said plantation as per inventory file this
ofdce.
Seized to satisfy the plaintiffs claim, viz:
eight thousand dollars. together with interest at
torneys fees. and all costs Of suit, per judgment
rendered in above entitled suit.
Terms-Uash in United States Treasury notes at
the time Ct adjudication.
Act Of sale, recording, revenue stamps etc, ct the
expense OF purchaser.
United States MarshAl's Ones, New Orleaus
june a. 1858. +. j. HEBRON. d. s. Marshal.
No. s9s-is23 q jy4 Il ISIS District Of Louisiana.
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ALLENrowN RAILRoAB !.

NEW. ALL RAIL, FAST FREIGHT n
IN direct between Boston, New York, and
burg, via Harrisburg, Allentown, and Jersey
without change of Cars.
Ney York goods for Pittaburg must be deliyer
Pier NO. IA North River, to the Agent Of thsi
Allentown Transportation COMPANY, and mott
pier. W.
2A Broadway. --A
Boston ofaOe No. n Washington street.
JOHN p. HAMILTON, Agent
Au3 Ofhce foot Of Liberty street Pfttsbs
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For Galveston and IndianOla-Morgan line, foot Of
St Joseph street, Wednesday and Saturday at 3
For BRACES Santiago-Morgsn line, foot of St. Jo~
seph street every Saturday at a. NJ
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MEMORANDA.

The brig Nellie Johnson was toWed down the river
on the 10th instant BY the steamship Reindeer
bound to Pensacola was on the bar by the steam
and left there, the Reindeer not having time to
stay by her She was pulled of BY the tug GAdia-
tor, and proceeded to sea.
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BELLE barouche Gen Dahlgren-I bale rags Q pkgs
mdss lot d iron and sundri0s to order-Eotal, 81
bales cotton
LAFOURCHE-Lugger Arthenuse-20 bbls onions
IS bbls potatoes and sundries to order
BY THE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUsAS AND GREAT
WESTERN RAILRoAD-July ls-sundries to
order
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CATTLE MARKET.
Marine Intelligence.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,, 4
Sunday, July l9 1858
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RAILROADS,
BLUE LINE ILLINOIS CENT?
RAILROAD COMPANY,

Through to all points in the West and East
out change of cars or breaking bulk from Gain
Time and condition guaranteed to Chicago, o.
natl st. Louis, Dubuque, GalenA, Detroit. Nj,
Falls. Albany, New York. and Boston
Special Rates to ell points, and sA inform
given on application to
JAMES t. TUCKER,
General Southern ARsu
al IA Oarondelstss,,
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


Steamship Clinton Farwsll, from Galveston and In
dianofa, to A whitney &eo-lst dust
Lugger Arthenuse, Stefan, from Lafourche, to
Mastered distb
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E. COnerx a. 90. Va. the Steamer u. u
Hodge, Her Tackle, Apparel, etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
for the District Of Louisiana No; 9l5s-By virtue
of order OF Court to me directed in the
above entitled suit will procesd TO sell to the
highest bidder. on TUESDAY, the tWentyeighth
DAY OF July. 1858, at twelve % O'Clock n. at en-
trance TO 0ustomhouss builoing, on Old Ievee
street.
The Steamboat B. L. HODGE, her Tackle ETC.. a.
she now lies In the river opposite Race street,
.. IeEms-Qash At tins q adjudication, in United
United States liszshars oaos. New Orleans.
tenth day Of July lsss- ,,vnpo,, :,
No es2-iyu l7229
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Wild Wagner, Richardson, from Natchez.
mary, Carroll from Mobile.
OaddO. Barnes, from Shreveport
Hunter, Jsanfrau, from Pointe a a. Aache.
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JEFFzRSONvELE.E, nEADxsON. All
INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAR.

TUE ONLY ALLrRAIL ROUTE TO THE RAgI
a north, and Nest--feSsengers taking this roat
arrive n Eastern ulties Eleven Hours IN advanced
Trans leave and arrive at JehsrsonVille DEPOT dr
mediAtely opposite Louisyills) IS follows;
saoA. N. s1ot Sunday s;ss 4. Il. l SHos sand
Us sI s. 4. :. sAtufSu., i 5s Is ~ :.
l2so Night, :. 400 Night
80. Baggage checked through to al prinSp
~ Elegant sleeping Oars on al night trains.
80 For eonuensed through time t1hlea and ooa
noetlons zee small bills, and CAL It OomDany's ofoa
HORAOE SCOTT,
JAMES FERRfKR. E1l =
General Ticket Agent
JsNsrsoavils. Ind, JllYi, oaT
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AIohi1a MAI. BOAT, ? P. M-Cars.
N1s,davilIe .CASfELtA, Cozzens, eco A. NJ
NT,,devilIs LAURA, Walker, $50 An
Leaving Tomorrow.
Mobile MAIL BOAT, 2 P. N.-Uars'
Pensacola. ..... ALLIANCE. e A N.
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THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO.
L tice of his appointment as Assignee of j. o.
WEAKS and EUGENE McbEE, of Bastrop, in the
parish OF Morehouse and State OF Louisiana with n
said District, who have been Ad judged bankrupts
upon their petitions by the District Court of said
District D. O MORGAN,
f. E. NORTON,
jyl93t Assgnees, etc.
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-1sTEaMERs LEANING TODAY.

Austin-Ridge Pssehal.
San Antonio3W. W, Gamble.
Shelbyyille-George r. Stubbleheld.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
NOTICE OF ASSIGN ZEE OF HIS
APPOINTMENT
In Bankruptcy.
DISTRICT OF LoUIsIANA-ss.

AT MONROE, LA, THE THIRD DAY OF
JULY, A. D., 1868.
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Chairman State Executive Committee.
N. UNDERWOOD, Secretary.
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GREAT BROAD GAUGE DOUBLE TR
~ route to New York, Boston, and New En-
rurs ,.,,...,.u -
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head straight. Stead then. crosse d his
right hand over his. horse 3 d eek aud
grasped the head gear on the. near
side, and in this painful and ludicrous
position, poised on the horses wheth-
ers, aud bending over ghisEneek, he
brought Climax over the Sscore,s win
ner by half dozen lengths. This ex--
ploit was received with cheering and
clappiDg Of hands. Stonewall Jack
son tiEed during the last half mile,
coming in second; the other two came
In trailing. Time, 1884.
The third race was dor the Provl-
deDce stake for three ar-olds, mile
and half. and closed with twenty-five
entriesa McCohnef1ss barn nessge b. c.
General Duke was the favorite, and
won, after being hard pressed
thro2hhout by La Polka, who came
in second, two lengths behind. Time
2:
ThepfoHrth race a,dash Of one mile,
was aEmatch& between I r. M.Uame-
ron's b. g. Birogue and f. s. G.. De-
hautville's c. b. m. Content Came
ron's Birouge was ridden by Mr.. Car
roll LivingstoR AID beat Content in
the easiest manner aud under a strong
pull in the last quarter. Both gen.
tlemen rode well. Time 1:56.
= The attendance was very large.
Racing men agree that this course is
the fastest for running races in the
cOuntrv
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ST. LOUis Market,

By Telegraph. SF. LOUIS. August 25.
ToBAcro-Continues active at full prices.
CoTToN-Nothing doing.
HEMP-Nothing ioing.
FLoUR-Nery heavy and for all grades
below fancy brands 25650c lower; super
fine sold So 35G6 so; extra at 81 2598 II;
double extra at S8 2599 90; treble extra 10
fancy al SO 251l3 20.
WHEAT-Dull and heavy at 81 85tg2 20 for
prime 70 very choice red; 81 221zg2 30 for
fancy red.
CoRN-Yery heavy at 9l@s4c; the latter
for fancy,
OATS Held firmly but the market is
slow at 4995lc.
= BARLEY-Sl coal 65: for common Spring:
g 10 for choice Fall tor seed.
RYE-Unsettled at 81 l09I Is.
PoRK-Quiet at S29 so.
BACJN-Unchanged, with a fair busi-
ness; shoulders l5149l31zc; rib sides l51zc
clear rib 1910; Gear sides 171z9l71zc.
LARD-Quiet but firm at lS1zc for choice
berce: zoe fOr keg.
WHsKY-Steady at 81 25.
tCArTLR--In fair demand at 2149215c for
inferior TO common; 49515c for fair to
choice.
sHEEP-selI at Says 5oper head.
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CoLUMBU o.
Meeting OF the Executive Board of
observation-disclosures TO Prevent
the Introduction or the Cattle
Plague In the State.

gCoLUMBUs, o., August 25.-The
Executive Committee of the State
Beard of Agriculture met here to- day
to take measures to prevent the cattle
plague being introduced into the
State. They adopted a resolution
recommending the Governor to ap-
point three commissioners with power
to adopt measures to prevent the in
PRODUCTION into or the transportation
of Texas cattle through the State.
On their suggestion. the Governor ap-
pointed the following commissioners:
VIM. A. Neil, jr., OF Madison County,
I. ". Reber, of Wyandotte County,
and John Enoch, Of Logan County,
giving them instructions and author
ity to prosecute all persons who shall
violate any of the provisions of the
act passed by the Legislature, April
10th, 1867, entitled ''An act to pre-
vent the spreading Of contagious dis
eases among horses, cattle and stock"
and to take other steps to prevent the
introduction of the cattle disease into
the State. He also warned all persons
that the introduction of Texas or
other cattle, infected with disease, is
prohibited by law. l
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GREENRRIIAARrvA EENRRII
General ROsecraHS's Reception BY
Southern Men.

: GREENB RLAA, GWH1rE SuLpA1unR I'M
SPRINGS, Va, August 25-General
Rosencrans came down here of his
own earnest desire, to see the repre-
sentative men of the South, and to as
certain their views aud sentiments on
public affairs and security. He has
had a cordial reception, and was much
pleased with the attention paid him
by Southern men. He has had fire.
quent interviews with Generals Lee
aud Beauregard: and Alexander Fl.
Stephens, Gov. Pickens, Gov. Letch-
Grand othersxon public matters, and
the utmost -eoFdiaHiy aud frankness
was reciprocated on all sides.
Some plan will doubtless be adopted
for future action, but it is somewhat
snrrounded in Inystefy. at present.
The plan viii be developed in a day
or two.
Generals Lee and Beauregard vis-
tied the Hot Springs yesterday, and
returned again the same day.
Waldemer Bodisco, of the Russian
Legation. hasarffvea 6Are.
General Rosecrans will return to
Washi. gton on Friday.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
Rev York xarket.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, August 25.
CoTToN-A shade lower; sales of 800
bales, at SO93o1zc for middhng uplands,
FLoUR-Receipts of 1882 barrels and
109S bags; heavy, at IOGl5c lower; sales of
6,4OO barrels, at So S0Cg7 rs for superhne
STATE and Western; 81 60G8 95 for extra
State 81 709975 for extra Western ;S9 909I2 Is
for white wheat extra SS509l2 . for Round
Hoop ohio, $40 0O9ll % for extra st.
closing quiet: California, heavy; sales OF
700 sacks, at $40 009l2 90.
RYE ELoUR1aHeavy; sales Of $50 bar
relst az 81 Z099 30; small lots OF choice, at
Corn MEAL-pulI; sales of 400 sacks
Hrandywine on private terms.
WHLSKY-Quiet and f1rmer; sales of 25
barrels, at 72c in bond.
WHEAT-Receipts of 26,717 sacks; I03c
lower, and very moderate business for
exports and home use; sales of Al, 600 BUSH
els, at 81 9o for No spring delivered aud
new do, ahoat; 50 03 for No. l; do. deliver
OF very choice Amber spring, at So "a for
winter red Western: 81 z5 for new red
Michigan; so 321Sg2 40 for new white Mich
for white tennessee.
HYE-Dull and heavy; sales OF 400 bush
els ofSouthern, at 81 40al 42%.
BARLFY-NoIninaI.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet and heavy.
CORN Receipts 1924 bushels: the mar
lcety is a shade easier, with fair business
for export and home use; sales III. 900 BUSH
els at u 1901 ~ Tor QnSOunQ: 81 lSLSlGI ~
for sound mixed Western afioat, and 81 q
for Western yellow.
OATS Receipts none; the market is firm;
ssles 4S, 900 bushels at 77@e7Sc for Western in
store; 1914 for do. af1Oat, and 72975c for
new do.
RICE-DulI.
CoFFEE-Quiet.
sVGAR-Heavy; sales 500 hhds. Cuba at
1LdiI5zo. ~
5 MoIAssEs-Un Unchanged; sales 200 bbls.
ciayed on private terms.
PETRoLEUM-Dull, at 15c for crude and
BIC for ref ed bonded.
PoRK-Firmer and more doing; sales OF
9,45O bbls S2S 6512S 81 for mess closing at
SIS 80 regular; s2S IS for old do; S23 50g24 20
for prime, and S25 500g20 90 for prime mess.
BEEF-Steady; sales lao barrels at SIS 001
SD 50 for new plain mess; $40 50G24 rs for
new extra mess: tferce beef quiet at S2l01
Sa for prime mess S30g36 for India mess;
beef hams DUH at 25M32c
CUT MEArs-Steady; sales $50 packages
at l54@l4c for shoulders; l69l9Le for
hams mtddles STEADY and quiet. - 4
LARD-Steady and quiet; sales of zoo
tierces at 1b149l9c for steam; l9gl91<c for
kettle rendered.
BUrTER Quiet and steady at s2@s7c for
Ohio; 3S6s 45e for state.
OHEESE-Qui ct al l39l71zo.
FREIGHTS-To Liverpool a shade easier;
engagements per steamer 15.O0l bushels
corn at 21zd 7,5O0 bushels wheat at Sd.
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New YORK, August 25.-The ex-
animation of the COuucilmen arrested
on a charge of contempt of court was
nos proceeded with this morning ow-
ing to the absence of Chauncey
Shdfer, counsel for eontestants Judge
Barnard said from the statement made
to him this morning he did not believe
the Board OF Councilmen intended to
commit contempt against the court.
The case was then adjourned until to-
morrow. r-inW
Henry j. Raymond, Esq, returned
In Il e steamer Perriere. greatly inn
proved in health by his European
visit. - .,oe1 s-alsi
Colonel E III DuIfee, of Leayen-
worth. Kansas, has presented to the
Commissioners of the Central Patk a
fne specimen of the American black
Dear. fsJ. ,1blI aasa
The past sixty days have been un-
usually prolific OF criminal deeds
During that brief period eleven mnr-
ders, sixty-two murderous assaults
and twenty suicides, besides the
usual complement of minor Outrages
have been chronicled. a 81 : 81.
10 Bullger, who was sentenced
last Spring to fine and Imprisonment
for thirteen years for carrying on
distillery without paying a specia
tax. has been pardoned by the Presi
den The fine has, however, to b
Samuel J. Bebee. one of the found
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Cincinnati MarheI.

Fly Telegraph.I CrNCrNNAr1. August 25.
FLoUR-Dull; family 80 759I0 EO.enls aTl
WHEAT-Dus 4 &0s~2y $l-S6 mo. l. 81 95
u was not offered freely at these rates, but
IL would not bring any more. t = q e
CoRN-DulI at 92g93c for ear; no demand
for shelled; 1t would Z OF bring more than
ear.
7'OArs-ouret but steady At $50 for No. L
and SIC tor white. 4G To -9GfstmrqN
RYE-In fair demand at 81 25Cal %. 80
BARLEY-Scarce and wanted at - Is for
No. 1 Spring, and 81 % for Fan tonA the
spot; no demand for It. for fuf ure delivery
CoTroN-Nominally Ichanged.
ToBACC0-Steady. A'Ft07N
WHIsKY-Quiet at Csc In bond. 2 .-,.rIs.-r
MESS PORK = In moderate demand at
Ss8 IS, butis held at S29 90, and we under
stand this rate was paid tor 200 barrels.
BULK MEATS-Hetd more firmly, hut the
demand is not large. shoulders held at
: BAe0N-FIrm; Shoulders cannot be had
below 1870, nor clear sides at less than
TIC, ~ atl e4I $500 On boz
LtRp Neglected; II Is held at l85<c, and
small joobing sales were made at this rate.
BUTTEk - Scarce and higher; fresh IS
@38c.
.LIEsEED OIL-Qniet at 81 IA.
PETRoLEUM-In fair demand az 33a3Bc q
GOLD D-l4414, buying. og
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ESTABLISHED. 1881,

: tnls government has freely received
elnlgrants from all nations, and in
sesega them with the rights Of citi-
i ip' and whereas il is claimed
tL: Suen American citizens, with
eaelf aescendents. are subjects of for
- seales, owing allegiance to the
governments thereof: and wbareae u
IS necessary to the maintanenoa ae
public peace that this claim of Co. fovo;,r -
allegiance should be nroror,.iS1 io'e eisI 81
hnally dlsayowed: Therefore aAu
BE 1t enacted by the Sena+a -
House of Representatives of tho
United States of America In Cons-a.e
assembled, That any declaration ;,o os
struetion, opinion. order, or decision
| of any officers of this government
which denies, restricts, impairs on
questions the right Of expatriation i
hereby declared inconsistent with the
Fundamental principles of this govern
ment.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted.
That all naturaIiHed citizens of the
United States, while in foreign States,
shall be entitled to and shall receive
from this government. the same pro-
lection of persons and property that
rs accorded to native-born citizens in
like situations aud circumstances.
a,,.SEc. 3. And be it further enacted,
That whenever it shall be made known
to the President that any citizen of
the United States has been unjustly
deprived of his liberty by or under
the authority of any foreign govern
ment, it shall be the duty of the Pres |
ident forthwith to demand of that |
government the reasons for such i'm |
prisonment. and if it appears to be |
wrongful and in violation of the
rights of American citizenship the |
President shall-forthwith demand the
release of such citizen, and If the
release so-demanded is unreasonably /
delayed or refused, it shall be the
duty of the President to use such
means, not amounting 10 acts of war,
as he may think necessary and proper
to obtain or efectuate such release,
and all the facts and proceedings
relative thereto shall as soon as prac-
tlcable be communicated by the Pres
lCent to Congress. M $3.50
Approved, July 27, 1863. tF
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EUROPE.1r
BY Atlantic Te1egraPh
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LIVERPOOL August % Dispatches
continue to be received giving ac-
counts of shipwrecks caused by the
recent gale. A vessel arrived at this
port reports having seen the ship
Favorite off the coast of Ireland.
The Favorite eeiled from this port a
few days since for New Orleans. She
had experienced the gale, and was
,dismasted and in a sinking condition,
the crew having stubbornly refused to
leave the ship.
LONDON, August PA grand din
ner was giYen-ein honor of Admiral
Farragut. on Wednesday, by the Eng
lish Embassador, at his residence at
Therepa.
News has been. received at Bonn
bay that Shere Ali has been pro-
claimed Ameer of Afghanistan.
LIVERPOOL, August %, Captain
Mcdowell, who was the only person
rescued from the ship Tara, before
reported wrecked in the Mersey, has
sineeSdied Of his injqFies. II
LONDON, August %. : Notwith-
standing the sharp opposition of a
large portion of the British press, the
appointment of the Earl of Mayo, the
present Secretary of State of Ireland,
to be Governor General of India, has
been determined upon by the Govern
ment. Lord Mayo will leave for In
dia in October to assume the duties
of his new Office. .
The charred remains of thirty-two
victims of the terrible railroad acci-
dent near Abergele, Wales, were
buried to-day.
GERMANY.
CARLsRUHE, August pa grand
festival was held here yesterday to
celebrate the anniversary of the. .estab-
lishment of the constitution. The
Minister of War made a speech at
the closing banquet. He expressed
the hope tnat the southern States of
Germany would soon unite with those
of the north, and thus complete the
series of, great events which COM
menced Ia 1866.
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ST CHICAGO.



CHICAGO. August 25.-A draft for
81 100000 was sent to New York to-
day. from this city, by w. Il. Cool
baugh, Treasurer OF the Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Company, to meet checks for divi-
dends on the Rock Island stock, pay
able September 1st. The road is now
running ff,y-two miles west of Des
Moines. and will soon reach Coun-
Gil Bluffs. D a
Twenty barrels of tobacco were
seized by order Of General Corse, at
the wafehouseof Mesrs,. Reid, MUIR
dock & Fischer, No. 30 River Street,
yesterday. The goods were shipped
from % Ohio some days ago and report
ed to. the Collector. as improperly
packed and unbranded, which was
found to be the case. roo ,-,I4A1 .-t'
A tie maliciously fastened across
the railroad track, about four miles
west of Freepore, Illinois, last night,
resulted in a serious accident to an
eastward bound freight train, loaded
with grain and stock. twas thrown
from the track, and the engineer,
John4 w ood WAS so badly injured
that he died to-day. The fireman
had his.arm broken in several places.
Nine cars were completely wrecked,
Killing a great many hogs, and. scat
tering grain in abundance No G lue
to the perpetrators of the outrage has
been discovered.
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, August 25.
FLoUR-More active and easier at sS 50a
IS 70 Tor Spring extras
WHEAT-2c higher;s sales of No, l at 81 68
al 20, and No. at 81 5SQI 81; closing at
81 Goal COZ for No. 2. Sales since Change
at 81 60 for No z
CoRN-Active; 11@s4c higher; sales OF
No. at 97s4999I4; No. z a. 961zg9S, and re-
Jected at 9617; cIosiDg firm at 98 for No. in
store. SAFES this afternoon at 80 for No. l.
0ATS-Active and firm, and &c higher
sales at 5013952 closing at5I5<t952O.
RYE-3c lower; sales No. at 81 25G1 261z
No. l.
BARLEY-Active and hrmer; 81 5O9I 81
for No. 2 in store.
MESS PoRK-SlS OOao9 50.
= LAID ZlS5als14c
CATTLE-DulI and unchanged.
HOGS-ActiYe.
FREIGHrs- Firm and steady.
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new YORK. Dry Goods Market.

Bv Telegraph NEW YORK. August %.
E Day Isoons Market more active, and es-
pscially for fine wOolens ana cotIo1Is,
which are being offered at com paIatlScIy
low prices; for instance, the Naraga nsSt
prints which have BEEN reduced To- snil-
Ii Q. Der v I'd ind q ready sale, as DO
Rriesgs q Co Is at I21Sc, and the Bed1ord at
q. SDraones Drints have been reduced 10
ISi1c- 1nre2Ious 10 the removal of agents,
and the goods are IN active request at the
Sal[e ( naericau. Aliens, and Richmond
are heavy Sheetings are little depressed,
st sndard ranging from !6e 10 I312e; very
SSnnis command 45c; Glaee Armures
SSIEe: DelaineS, 2Dc; and Hartford Cling.
hains, in plain fast colors, 1910; and GIas-
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