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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-12-18
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1k1E NEW EOkSA INDEPENDENTLY
The immense family OF readers OF the hide
pendent must have openened the last number
with good degree Of agreeable establishment.
1t was scarcely conceivable that it could be
improved In any way, but last Of all by way
Of enlargement. For it was q mammoth be-
fore. Nevertheless it has been enlarged, and en-
larged too for the Of its writers and the ben
eft of its readers, rather than the use of the
advertisers and the pecuniary profit Of the
publisher.
Mr.. Bowen deserves the thanks of the gem
Grafton for the business ability and moral he
roism with which he has worked the hide
pendent up 20 its present proud position. Most
men would have fallen back appalled, at the
magnitude of the undertaking, or SUM down
discouraged under the heavy load; but he has
prosecuted the work with that heroic and his
torie spirit which knows no such word as fail,
and we, with millions Of readers, rejoice at his
reward.
But what is the Independent without Til
ton J He appears to us TO be as necessary to it,
and as fitted to it, as Beecher is to the Plym-
outh Church. He is an organic part of it. and
whatever he might do without the IndeDend-
eht, the Independent w ould do poorly without
him. He is emphatically the right man in the
right place. His ability as writer is unques-
TONED. But beyond this, he has just that lib
eral mind On q sound faith and discipline
which fit him for the peculiar position which
the Independent holds among the forces of
American progress, and which has made it
what it is.
The Independent is the organ of no sect in
the church and no party in politics Here is
its power. 1t belongs to this age. 1t is uu
with the times. Read its article on the first
nan IN Go1
an idea OF Its liberal, which we maintain TO be
the real conservative position. We commend
the Independent to that large and largely in
creasins body Of readers who which to be re-
ligious without being unduly rigid, who hold
to an orthodoxy with life blood in it, who love
the true church but despise all bigoted church
men, and who think the mission of the gospel
is not one pugilistic warfare about robes or
rites but one of peace to the disconsolate, free
dom to the slave culture to the ignorant and
hope for all.-Ottdacd Home Journal
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Piano For Sale.

A rosewood, seven Octave, overstrung bass,
second hand. Inquire of j Z. LAAdBDIN,
50-tf Plymouth, Kansas.
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Newman q Houghton have just received a
large stock OF new goods.
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Local NOTTCEs.

In Hartford, Kansas, the It'll ef December,
1858, DR.. THOMAS g. CHAMBERS, aged % years.
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We will issue Carriers Address from this
once on next New Years day.
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Capt. A. J. Armstrong has mustered out his
company-Co. .'B''-ofthe LIST Battalion Kansas
Vol. Militia.
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Billiard saloon for Sale or Ex-
change,
For real estate, consisting of one table and fix
lures necessary in a tirst-cIass establishment.
c. r. SIPES.
3S-tf Empcria, Kansas.
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Hall & Bro. have just received new supply
of ladies' vests and ladies' drawers.
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The Methodist sociable will be held at the
II. e. Church on next Wednesday evening, as
usual.
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Ten thousand prairie chickens and quail,
wanted.
$3.50 NEWMAN & HOUGHTON
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F. @. Hunt has been appointed o. S. Assls
cant Assessor, vice III. G, Cross, removed
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Persons desiring immigration papers should
send In their orders.
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&C Hassler has opened q Tailor Shop at G..
w. FrederIek's store. See his advertisement
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-12-18

Catterson writes a piece for the paper, and
grows pathetic. Read and take warning.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-12-18

: Johnny Morris has received large stock of
fresh groceries.
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They pay 81 per dezen for prairie chickens
at the Juvenile.
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Eur. Ear. Fnr

ees paid, by
49-tf NEWMAN C HeUGHToN.
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Take your rabbits TO the Juvenile and get 10
cents per dozen for them.
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TAKEN Up.

DY the undersigned, one bay mare colt:
- small white spot in forehead; also one dun
horse colt, with black name and tail, supposed
to be one year old past; no other marks or
brands. 51-52 WILLIAM STONE
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Great Reduction In Prices.
Best Green Teas at $I.50 per pound.
Choice Black &C LIS
Att NEwZAN & HoUGHToN.
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New Goods at HalIbergs. Go and see them.
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Potatoes in Kansas City are worth 40 cents
per bushel.
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Fresh cranberries at the Juvenile.
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Fresh currants at the Juvenile.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-12-18

FULL RETURNs.-The official vote of Cher
okee county is at last received at the Secreta
ry's Office. The vote for Grant as before pub
Iished was .30.O28
Add Cherokee county. Observation-Disclosures. .992
81 Wallace Observation-Disclosures. %
Total for Grant - 81, O49
For Seymour heretofore given. 1850
Add Cherokee county. .........3. 57
g Wallace I" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. AZ
Total for Seymour ... 14,O19
Grants official majority, 1900. Total vote
Of the State, 45,O6s. Harvey's majority in the
State is 5000. and Clarke's 1894. Clarke,s
majority is as high as the average Of the State
Ticket.
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The Juvenile pays Is per dozen for quails.
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New Advertisements.
NEW TAILOR SHOP.
CHARLEY HASsLEI

uYOULD announce TO the public that he has
w opened Tailor Shop ut the store of G.
W. Frederick, In Emporia, where he will at
all times be ready TO wait upon those who may
favor him with their patronage. Clothing re-
paired and renovated. Clothing cut for others
20 make, speciality.
December Is, 1865.
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The Fair and Festival of the Ladies' '.Mite
Society'swill be held at Mrs Trask's new build
ing, opposite the post Office, on Friday evening
the 18th inst. As all the funds received are to
be devoted to improvements for the benefit of
this community, it is believed a generous pub
lie will show their appreciation of the self
denying efforts of the ladies by their presence
and patronage. The articles suitable for Christ
mas gifts are more numerous and tasteful than
was expected. If the streets should be very
muddy teams will be sent round to houses in
town.
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William Clapp is receiving a large invoice of
clothing, hats, caps and gents furnishing goods
at his store, and when he gets in his winter
stock will have magnificent lot Of goods. Mr..
Clapp is industrious and enterprising, and is
bound to keep up with the demands of the
market, and has purchased large stock of the
very best of clothing TO supply the increasing
demands Of his customers. He has been doing
business here for several years, and expects to
continue selling goods and the public can rest
assured that he will not misrepresent his goods
or take any undue advantage of them. He is
receiving some splendid suits of the most fash
iOnable styles, and will sell them cheap. Call
and see him, and you will find him ready and
willing to accommodate you. His goods are
Of the best and his prices very moderate.
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seeG. W. Frederick's local police.
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DIALOGUE.

We say to our customers that we must collec
our debts.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For all the purposes OF Laxative
Medicine.
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Wood for Sale
4o-0 At SPENCER BROTHERS.
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$500 Acres of Chofce Land.

Business and residence lots In all parts Of the
city for sale at fair prices.
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Friday, :.December IS, 1865.

TOWN AND COUNTRY.
Fresh oysters at the Juvenile. a.
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am agent for the sale Of the lands belong.
ing 70 AMOS A. LAwRKNcE, situated In Lyon
Chase, Marion, Greenwood, Butler and Sedg-
care, at an early day, and much Of IL is tiHa~
bered, aud well watered. Price from S1.S0 ts
$500 per acre. This is the best opportunity
now offered I'm Kansas 70 get good unimpfoyed
lands at 6 low figure. Z. p. BANCROFT,
1F9 EA xstu8 AE0z 12pgN
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No. 45-160 acres on Eagle creek, all bottom
land, 10 miles from town; 90. acres IN cultiva-
ton; go acres timber, log house. two good wells.
200 apple trees, mostly bearing. Price $500:
part on time. Good improved land can be
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No. ALPS acres ~ miles from town. on
Cottonwood river. all fenced; 70 acres cultiva.
ted; 20 acres good timber; orchard of 800 trees
mostly bearing; frame house of four rooms
and cellar; excellent Well of water; lumber for
barn. Price $4,000. This place win be divid-
ed If desired.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
IRON CHINA. VIA ST. THOMAS Jan 2sIn o. steam ihga
Wachu,et-Nilhsn VI. White.
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF SBw.YORK........JAA %.

ARRIVED.
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'n Steamship Pome.heu, Harris. jan &C. With Ta,. q .1d
,,ss 20 Wheeler Lunar detained the B. until TIE ssS
Thick fog Had strong NJ Wind, tas ssos ssnSp: hence
r.s sTs Essss S. wsn westerly winds on
BRIG Of Paso Lee Baltimore days. With coal
scr W Roberts Thompson, Fortune Bay N f. with neinns
stbI Mly ktch Kh Fortune Bay r. with heas Charles
s seST s MsaS D. fa.ssi Bar5er Baltimore
schr White Rock PhInusy. Southport
s ssSI E VI. s 6 Buell. eIl' New sif .IsH
s sc6r J john L. Heath Jones, WsstbroOk
s sssr 1 HsSa J RsVs sos soatRpcr,
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s sSSI S sSsd SI TseGnsr scS Bridgeport
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WiSD~4i sunset az, light hc. and showing.
SAILED.
cssHsS for PorSa wama.s for NerBedfSr The steamships
Aassan and Aeppo for Liverpool proceeded and anchored at
Quarantine.
Ship Webster hence for liverpool Dec n sL y TO- ons 81 S
Bark Wight nom Montreal with eugrant' Dec 49,
The brig Hattie recently ashore on 8SSy iTG aro s The Babe IL
i few days '''
cs,ntx,roy s. c. jan 29-Arrved steamship saragoss, from
YsYorE sailed steamships J.mes Adger and PatapscO for New"
soRT T Mosnor jan saArive steamship Haclsuai from
s sb sn c1s s. nns is and Charles Mcdonald.
York INGREDIENT steamers and large feet Of sans vessels are
s sas Fsasccc jan the opposition steamship AIss
from Panama. 'lp' Isaac JeEe' from Se"f0 and HUN
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THE "JApsr AT THE ACADEMY.
DIN NATII NVTINs
"0urs" tonight at Wallack's.
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board of Supervisors have adopted
resolution and the paper before the Mayor for h-
approval in favor OF paying the following named per
sons for repairs supplies &C. furnished various armo
ries: George z. Miller. repair, slO92 SO keyser Co.
81 a95 81, Ingersoll Watson Co. furniture. ,S o In
gcrsol Watson CO., furniture, s6li A. j. GarNcy re;
pairs Sd2OO Estate OF Lewis Carpenter repairs, sJ
A. Hall, jr.. painting. ,6Sl 75 total, S9'S6I s.
District Attorney Hall has sent the following letter 10
the Board Of Supervisors:
CITY AND COUNTY or NEw-YoRE,t
DIsTRIcTATToRsEY's OFFICE Jan. a. lsoe.
To he Board Of Supervisors.
In making renewed arrangements Tor NV new term of
Office deem IL eXpedieut TO create new Bureau which
will require additional assistant AZ his duties Val be
than clerical and the post requires member OF the
bar respectfully ask that In granting NV request Tor
his appointment his salary be fixed not 10 exceed $500
per annum Very respectfully. your obedeni servant,
A. OAKTY HAIL,
District Attorney County of NeW-NOrk.
Tie paper referred 10 an appropriate Committee.
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CITY MISSIONS.

On Tuesday evening the NewYork City
Mission held It's monthly meeting In the Baptist Church,
stantons A. X. wetnore. eco, Vice President, In the
chair number OF the missionaries gave ncrounta Of
and observations In IN
mission Temperance social NEE tngs de-
showing results Of Christian philanthropy In raising
degraded couple brought under the Christian III
fueuce ~ the Missions few months ago. ana now they
have a happy home. and furniture. and clothing and
money tie bank Eight strong working mhn stood up
last evening mission station 90 testify their deter
Ininaton lead new life. Mr., Lewis L. jackson, Cor
responding Secretary gave brief isyew OF the history
OF the churches and of city Missions and the average
ntendent Of Missions represented the city pssons the
auxiliary OF the church. going out after those who would
not come church. The missionary was with bread In
one hand and the gospel in the other There lie no new
way of SAVING man. Ne 40 the plan Of the Saviour
and the Apostles. The Rev. Christopher Rhodes
pastor Of the church, said You know / love
this organization. IL las large share Of my
sympathy and n place In my prayers Is working
IN the ri ht direction for the temporal well as the
ter investment than by giving It's support 10 this Society
for the good IL does In promoting the health and order
thrift of the lower classes. have made nearly 400
partial calls the past year. and nearly all among
congregation. would like 10 out among these per
ishing ones but cannot Aud a. II Is with 10 IL
every pastor. And II the city missionary does not
visit those who outside OF all parocha bounds they
will never be reached at all. Among the hgures repre-
senting the operations OF the month are found the FOL
lowing 80 city missionaries; Z $3.50 msslonary visits IL
mission stations; 2C7 meetings le4 temperance pledges
202 persons invited 20 church and missions 75 children
led into sunday school 200 families relieved and 2soo
tracts distributed.
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lMESTlC MARKETS.


ar rrl,snirs
s.5.S .sa 4. :Sa cs s:': :. t :. %
- st s SsSlirs. Tar srm At o. os
cHlRLr.Toy CottOn sevs sales Of 900 bales addn at
Arors1l jan aacO.Ou advanced t. sales 900 bales receipts
sss Fa.scsco asFour 81 sOasa Wheat 81 Soa$a 70
' s sSsa jan ,s-cccn srm; MdHug ssis sale.
800 Sa;. ss:P Far 'i Sse c sSss s s%sd S
s SSS SO s6asiS TfsSi; EI sa0 oss sgg
ga q. BcOshs9as lS Clear Sides isSl ,, a.rdt
s s%i . ss aI Gsi q p nee "a Cola
lPpr 9a,sFs4 ;e' so sc 4 81 of 1I 66 No
quiet e Of go bush No. Chicago Spring at " 20
c SS 80 NM pee Feed srs so ss Sbaa
ain 90 70 au Rtosd trsshi, sa % ifs
so; Leaf 4sas5i Selections, $500 saPsrane Flour
sionels &C. clssr Sides lsl aL sAOaers &c Clear SIDES
r. Lor jss tsTobs.co unchanged co.ouic for adiiug
9sr tr 9.t Fs s , =, GsS S ts E1s s and
or Treble Er. % fa1 wbe.tr@e ehO n s7 sT
.,ry cho Barley frma - 80 ~ - for Spring aud
fa fys ais rslGh. le1 S a ~, b SIDES aiiic for
Sagar Lard firm 2al5c for Choice Steam
ana a. &,S Ho e. ' r. DULL c- Double r,. sossro M
CoarT Do ~ 90 EIr, '5q$9 Wheat steady 81 OF
'i No. ' e. o. @ No. o't, gas Sc s No. r. Corr pI To1
Zoe sa al 81 a SO Is Recrp-I bb. Flour 1900 bush
Js S re a. Sc $3.50 IS for Spring Extra,
que, sdht aie sales o. No at 81 H. aat No
81 Qis2gg Corn, g1dBlic Cd No. 85ic Oss 5sGSc Rye
d ard declined a?o sales ct oQ VI 81 Barley ~ B@ ~ TO-
Provisions PorL-SarGi brands $40 so Srs ght held az
Lard active at l2lc cash.
February. Bulk Meats active; Shoulders he loose &C.
pef Roug sides English neatsn better CuIGber
iaid n dsi. ,ose short b = oc loos ant loic packed
Dressed Hogs advanced l0n5c ss At ~ 80
dividing - Live Hogs light packing request at 80 10
y. Tor g shipping and 10 sea ~ for Good - Choice pAcknt
Ce active advance Of 2jQ sales st TO SO
% or Good Prime shipping sheep quiet and unchanged Receipts
bbA Flour lot bush Whst 5000 bush Corr WC bush
$3.50 Dressed Hogs ZOO Live Hogs Shpmens-Jo0O bbn
flour LEO bad. wheat 500 bush Corn. 200 Dressed Hogs
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET-JAs o.
There msdese supply q Beef Cattle this week the arrivals
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y.s.rn Y,m. Heu Lard SCI for 60. American Chess 52s for
Inc bsh.s. rr. Of Fine M for Cumberland Cat No
Dutch Standard suyar 26 Rosn e3 for Common Wilmington
AMI III for FGe Pale, ToF r American Spirits Turpen'
ine % per Petroleum, q for Refined
Ioxpos Ian 23Ssoa-whsle OIL s36 a52 gsllon. Sperm
OIL sIlO T. Lnseed OIL SO loi y tan Lnsesi Cakes
go IoI per uu for Thin oblons
Aesrooogr markets remain reported In the dispsch
Evening oil, sos 2a GALLONS Sperm OIL 2llo tan,
Lu.eed oil rs M tun Lnseed Gales go loI sun for Thin
OblOnE
ANTWERP Jan 2-Ev,aas -PsrO.un at francs for Standard
Witt
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.ponptuz 10 head principally PsunvsniA Cattle The mriet
du And pnces unsettled Pair Cattle sold at from SG
a n gross aud prime and extra At from Glot Common Hoex
sold at from 5d7c. -, =.
sHeEP-This market active and SEQ head were sold
nrces Ranging from d6te. y 10, gross 10 quality.
Hogs brisk and prices had down.
head disposed Of At from Slgdeo LOO
IA net The latter phce being obtained for the best cornd
change 10 note In this market o head were 500
Al from spnnger and from $0a 100 for COW And cali
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HYDRAULIC
COW-MILkER.

WANTED nMBDATRIY-An Who are looking for ba,n." to
rail- and the Hydraulic CosMe patented May % 1906 aud
Jsu 4 dchirg iickag lk
the four Of initiates the calf draws and stops
drawing swallow IL miks perfectly
minutes IL operated by hand dog horse other One
attend several machines milking
pie durable and viii Mks threeteaed
well sny Easily worked liable Of order and
has by practical be agreeable than hand
milking opportunity offered to enterpsIng make
either by travelling locating country HYDRAULIC
COW. MIXING MACnINE No 29 BrosdHaY Rnnn.st
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Report, ut TsIIen.Pr. J,sUaRI 7s-sAr
THE STATE or TRADE
EUROPEAN MARKETS


n ATLANTIC TRsrSE
LoSpos 2NooConsOs for money ard the account sn9o
United FveTs,nty bon de quiet III an Illinois Genital
Railway shares ssi; Erie Railway shares, al
AhendonCOnsos for money and the secouni )deqi Amer
the following quotations. United States Five
Twenty bonds 12 Illinois Central Railway shares @ Bhs Rslsy
shares lsi Atlantic AMI Great Western Consolidated bomb,
Evening" for money and the close sJ' United
States bonds close quiet at "a Illinois Central Railway
sba sei Bne Railway shares i Atlantic and Western
sohdGted bonds, rs.
FxAsx,oRr Jan 2s-SOon.-United STATE. Fy,TE,res fer
,ssue Of 1864, Isl
AnerpoopUnted States Hvs Twetes 5I toe ue Of sl 49,
EvsuBgUed States Five TWeniiss for the issue Of 1861 ;tdN
LvKKPooL Jan. 73Eoon-Cotton 6msr Il oimEted that
the to-day will be about 1000 bales The opening Quotations
follows Mddng upsnd' 7iG7id Mddug Orleans, ga I'd
Breaiuss quiet Com, "s for Mixed Western. Wheat 6 FOR
White California ard H. for No Muagte. HE'D Barley SO for
American Oats 3 for American Peas a. for csrsdau foar
36 for Western Beef 1901 for Winter Cured Extra Prime Mess
Pork al for New Eastern Prime Mess Lsrj, 81 for Fine American
Cheese $50 for the highest Of Pine American Bacon, co. for
Cumberland Cut No 10 Dutch Standard Sugar a6 hsn SO Tor
Common Wilmington and ~ fer Fine Pale Taos, q Tor Amer
spnis Tupsntine 9 Per Peoum0f Spirits there "a
frat hands, sales retail being made at u.s. gallon
Refined is quoted at ~
AernoonThe Cotton and Bresdssu markets without change
Pork doll st a. for NeW Eastern Prime Mess and LsId sm Al o. foF
Fine American Cheese has declined $40 for tie highest "a Of
Fine American. All other articles without alteration.
Eychsg The sales Of Cotton to-day up lo bales the b
loving quotations: Mdug Upl,nd, .Ti6d mhdng ORLEANS
asa Corn Hs for Mixed Western. Wheat 49, for White Cali
forn and II Tor No. Milwaukee Red Barley $40 for American
Oat, n Tor Americas Peas lG9 FOR Clrstn Tour 81 for oct
IN. Beet 40 I Slsg cssG EIaa Pine Sssa Pod, a. ." Sew
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THE WEATHER.

nav yeKr RouL Thsr Bar Ht-d H"arThs Bar H'~d
- 29o 800 NJ 81 1891 T.
y. 800 2B7 " r.
go 2lg7 N II 30 29TE.K.
REHGhEsn0Tnng overcast showing iOm 5s5to ii u
.. storm II 10 H. Deph fallen, inches Aenoonuorh
Of and rain 2J then rain. Evening i'ly
rain ,set; showing from 60 ~ H. Depth h,n inches Total
depth during the entire day y inches IL eommehei 10 little al
ey Sunday the 2Ch AM has ed al intervals
Total depth fallen thus far since the 2Gh II nehe
18th Of December 1867 which r,cosci
for cold and wind which accompanied IT, dep % Is
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THE STATE House in Harrisburg Pennsyl-
,,n, and The Dressing tie hernAc Mil 10 low"
ju ventilated By the UNiIhD sTArss 'hSTATos
No Boston.
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tAnnouneenertsl

just try WIsrAR's BALsAM or WILD CHERRY
for a. cough II viii clro u, ,nd that speedily.