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one would naturally infer til: Capital Co.
ii,lion Cotcric WAS great Coterie. Rcccn'
mlviccs from, there indicate II Is rather 4
Ist.j-cOteyie.
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THE ladies sll hing
ThOee who visit TIE JUG"
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I New Ussllesl BsjldlagA.-l(s Os0ssAy
j. building onthei ctrner3 of ID aid Tiila
Streets substantial building. 3lxl0 feet,
and to oi'i,aai6 j lkht K iin1ks. xisaich ID.
Mitchell has leased for the County Hospital.
and Infrmary. Il h ven satuased end WIN
b hni.hs3 viii speehl ssferssae y Hpspi-
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JOE KCWARr.i, JOSS BAKERY.
hss made assangemenss to accuaamodase \


with the hest vands liquors and cigars to b. found In
the city.
90 TO JOES BAKERY
aud cat from the n,.t sumptuOusly spread table In
Helena Corner Wood aud Main.
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so 9UDss wv 49,
Weses pseseae yesterday eve n n Il.
terrs'ing ceremony At The Episcopal church
-no jsss than the uniting in marriage o(
our fsised w. W tOhspnan,yof Wells,
Fargo 4 c.'s and Gilsoss 4 Selisbesyy's Of,
Acs ID This City, with the beautiful md g.
complishcd 4iss Aass Rsdgsss, dsuxhtsr
If Cap:ain lodgers. Territorial. Audisos.
Ths eAarch 1as 1ilod With fsisuis Of a.
parties who were present through moss
than oca1aip inssrsA. Whsay Ia little
pess 2 0'clock, the bside and gpeoaA a,tsed.
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e. ALL THE WORLD VI Montana like MACS
BROWN JUG. hcatsl on Main Street. Opsrs House
BaildIny lIclcna--and the cuntcnts the,cUf Don't
fall u call when goa visit the metropolis.
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A New onnty Proposed. We learn from
good authority that our ncrinl brcthrcn and
fellow tax payers 1t Red Mountain City
have inaugura;c.! . movement lWking to the
organization Of new county. embracing
Silver Bow. Rocker. Butte. Highland Gulcl,,
Rochester. Silver Star. and oil the region
therein and ihcrcnlWut. Of course Red
Mountain City j. to be the legal centre and
official heal quarters If this projected
county The project has been suggested.
syiiaied. and meetings have been held to
consider the p:a,tic.billiiy Of tic schcM...
and 70 ,lcv;s, ways and means for carrying
II into effect. The geographical. ,o,xyrapl'-
ical, and Legislative features "f the case are
not sucl, ~ TO cngc"der sanguinc nn,icipa.
tons in the hearts of the Rel NJ Iuntainccrs.
Almost inaccessible during the wiEl.E where
even the hottest kind Of case would barely
enable attorneys 10 dispense with "vcrcos's
six months In the year; from its altitude,
isolation, aid ihaccssab.li ,y no. likely to ,'c.
come commercial ccM,rc. and thus rcluir.
ing double trip to persons who now trans.
at their legal and com :ncrci.,l business ut
one trip. over COOL natural valley roads,
either IN Virginia or Deer Lod.;.; seeking
to ALLEVIATE themselves AID camps ia yiny
good rcvcauc from the debt burlcnrl
counties like Deer l. III ,ca, " .di,Mn,lin.
cur Indebtedness by the creation Of new off.
c~ynnd the erection Of new buildings, it IL not
likely the scheme will m%c, with favor any
where outside 1T Red Mountain City. The
fertility Of the mind that conceived it II nd.
mir"hle; the i",repidity aid nerve Of those
who = ivo .s:c it 4. matter Of local welfare
IL worthy Of unqualified commentator. hut
in case Of disappointment resultant from
ssnguine contemplation and unhappy reali.
zations they could staIcc expect affection
ate coincidence Down here in the valley
We arr all opposed u secession now.
'Acustla MavOurnccn: We can't let you CO."
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Bcckney. John. b running the Varieties.
james King and family arrived safely It
t6FdesttnaliOa. III <aIffTF $40 EgHa
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

retail lots straw was selling at Sc s5c for short and
Hos-The market continued to rule quiet, but prices were
snsh.nrs ran At rom Sc to c for inferior to choice
HssS.aaai. arm =. ia.e god though We
s!s do wSis sisa wa: ias Sis as ioc I i;c &c % d. ~
.s a. %ss' was a aai ~ wo n seara o o, mo-
NAVAL srosxs Spirits ,urpentne was in better de-
msnd, but with far offerings market heavy and
gres deprecsted y the extent OF per gallon, cosiag at
- .ss ss ss
ssss VIC Ss Do. ss DO s.ssa
s :'Ssns s s q No ss q q q; pale
good supply ana heavy It IS ~ IS ss No sa ss were
Lnseed wa. slow of sale s,saty value,
lots y 81 G and whsssss e IVi &
for Prime winter Other KINDS quiet but steady at
aas bbs pork, 100 packages beef,
10 DO cut ut, meats zee 1ns for pSrS vas decide y
declined lss sales were YER sSoa. soe sOs :. $50 % I for
a fs e"i delivery or no
s,les Dressed hogs were shade higher, city. being
higher being quoted at Uc ali C. Beef was IN moderate
III ss % psn ms. NEE 'as. sna Osns S Sis 0Is o
extra do. For beef ham, the demand fair, and
wsrs in buyer, favor y The sales so%prssa ao srses
go $4 India Cut meats though quiet steady
iS.; dry psSisS .hsudsSs snSsea ss
do l6Ac 7c for picked hams, and 2c. 2c for smoked
and bagsei do Bacon d but trmly held at former
quotations. The sales l5o boxes Cumberland at
los4c l6Nc. Long and short clear quoted at 71c
anu short rib Lard was In moderate uest at steady
prices the saes being sce packages at for NO.
TO prime steam and Kettle rendered also 7oJ erces al
10 seller May and April, on private terms.
PETROLEUM. Receipts, 1894 b5s. refined For crude, In
1uk, the marAet was quiet but tmer. holders demandng
Rened firmly held though the business the
being 0O obls standard white at &C. closing this price,
and buU do. for the balance OF this month 32sc. In
Philadelphia the MARKET though quiet Stronger cosng
al olpc olc There sales of LOO bols. for the
haf April at S2c closing at 81 32gc 1909 Tor the
hrs half Nay at 3Sc $1,000 do private terms 20J do.
Ior the ast half do at S3c. S3ac, and lV do buyers
opt on, for the balance OF the year, at 3594c.
kltE quiet but prices quite steady. There
small saies within the range of SIC. a sI9c
SEEDs.-Linseed dull and prices heavy, at
81 27s, gold duty paid Grass du but unchanged In
vaiue clover being quoted at 9c 5Igc timothy % 80,
and rough aax b2 40 a SO 80.
STEARINE continued to rule steady. There small
sales al lsc. Is &C. in hhds. and terces.
slGAR.For raw there active demand principally
from renners and the market hrmer, while prices
precated closing strong at 7zc, he for fair good
lSc. 2c for Cuba. AM &c. l3c for
mand, and about c. higher hard closing white
loc l5sc and yellow at ioc. HI, and extrasC at
l4sc.
TALLowwas steady, with sales of $4,000 lbs 1l1Sc
llSSe, n-.. ooo 49,. ,,.
transacted, and prices There saes Of about
AZ bbs at s2t2c., tax paid.
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

Foreign exchange lost the activity with which IL
opened at the beginning OF the week and declined
about thrce-eigntis for prime bankers sixty day
sterling bl $, the market closing heavy on account
OF the hgn leading rate for gold.
The money market was less stringent than during
the previous week. but the demand still sufficient
TO keep the rate call generally above the legal
figure. The extreme was an eighth commission but
the prevailing rates were coin interest sixteenth
and a sixteenth with interest.
Governments were subjected to q great deal Of
pressure by the parties to ''corner arranged In
hostility to certain firms. who are supposed to be
'.short" The market was generally firm through the
week and buoyant at the close especially for the 62s
which attained the highest quotation yet made. The
following the closing street prices on Saturday:
United States skies, 1881. registered, Hoy q 1Io;
do, coupon. 1l6A 1i61s; do. nve-twenties
registered, ITO lio,4; do do, coupon, 1892 12osx
q 12i; do. do, coupon, 1854. IFS a 115H; do.
do, coupon, 1885, 1l7x 1i7,S; do. do, coupon,
new, 1865 I131 ll3,s; DO do, coupon, 1867, ll3k
ll3ys; do. do, coupon, 1865, 1l3I i137S; do.
forties registered, lo4I 100; do. do, coupon,
1853 105 q; currency bonds, 103x a. f104
Southern securities were neglected In the earlier
portion OF the week, but assumed activity on the
last day, the features being the North Carolinas,
which advanced about two per cent, the Lcgisla-
ture having aoirmed, IL IL intimatei, that some
thing done with reference 20 the state bonds,
which Is reflected In the rise. Prices closed fol-
lows-Tennessee, ex coupon. ess 60; DO. new, e5,s
. 05X; do. five per cent, 90 o.; Virginia,
ex coupon, 58ji 81; do, new, 5e5s 90; do, re-
gistercd stock, 4sk q 40; do, registered, 1860,
6Its q 5i%; do, registered, 1851, 90 q 60,l;
Georgia skies, Vi ~; do. sevcns, o. %; do.
sevens, interest payable In Georgia IS 90; North
Carolina, ex coupon 61Js 81; do, new, SO o So Il;
Missouri SKIES, s, n S7L; do. Hannibal AMI st Jo-
seph IS bid, Louisiana sixes 7lIS "; do. levee
The New York herald., 1869-04-12
NOTES FROM NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, April 4. 1859.

NEW ORLEANS, April 4. 1892
Look out for something startling In the Cuba line
within thirty days.
Pierre soule's son who was charged with being
insane well his father has proved his sanity.
Pierre Soule's complaint soitening Of the brain.
Mrs. Rousseau and her family left on Saturday
night for Louisville They VIII eventually take up
their residence In Brooklyn. The family have had
nothingbut misortunes since the loss the General
There has been other Death ana universal sick
ness among them. The boasted intention OF the
wealthy men Of New Orleans to make a handsome
provision for the widow and fatherless has fzzled
out
Joubert's nomination as assessor of internal reve-
nue. is commended as a recognit on OF the rights Of
the negro. stun Joubert anu ais fathers before
him have been wealthy planters aad saveowners Tor
can hold his tongue.
Strawberries, fity cents basket. Apples. six for
q dollar.
Government IL getting connscatlons In revenue
cases to the tune OF sico,oo1 a week through the
energy OF District Attorney Morgan who IS toe
wealthy to care Tor the sweets OF o.ice.
All the slaugh1erng IN New orieaas is to be done
the Legislature who passei the bill mads sure OF
theirs beforehand.
Every fourth house in St. Charles street for the
Big folding doors, without a,ch; blazing placards
OF .'rondc" roulette" poker "iayo" chuck
luck" and "keno'' bands OF music, no lree drinks,
and $4,000 year tax TO the State.
The faction among the Sicillan fruit sellers from
the rival cities of Palermo AMI Messila still keeps
one part of the city under arms. ine leud has re-
suited In the killing OF three people and the wound
ing of seven within q fortni Int
Charges OF fraud among officials are almost as
plentiful as dueis just now. Ihe only members or
the state government VINO esca.e atlaint are the
colored oficias.
coored girl tried to enforce social equality and
civil rights at the opera last night aud got badly
used for her pains.
Mad dogs aud hydrophia prevalent, but city other
wise ana singly healthy.
some talk Ok q vigilance committee 70 put down
the thuggery now fosterei py hnow Nothing judges
and officials.
Easter sunday was celebrated by special services
at all the churches and tournans INT of cocs-1nht-
ing, badger batting and rafting on Washington
avenue. Races last Sunday, by way OF q change
The New York herald., 1869-04-12
BURGLARS At wosx IN plASv.lls. CONF
They Knock Down md Gns aud Bind q
Wufclnmpu.
from the Hartford Post, April lo.l

tFrofn the Hartford Post, April i0.l
This Saturday, morning between tye.ve aud ons
O'Clock while the watchman nj the WORKS ol the
PlaInvie Manufacturing COMPANY was gong from
one building to another. be was waylad and
sauted by i've men, four OF whom we're disguised
with masks. lie was knocked down with iron bar,
partially stunning MIN, and was then bound aud
gagged and put In the basement. One OF the robbers
was left over HIN, armed with q revolver ana with
instructions to shoot him n he stirred or made
any noise, and the other four went into the
onicc where the safe wns kept aud blew " open with
gunpowder. After about hali.hour's absence they
returned hurriedly, called OF the guard and took
speedy departure, leaving the Vatchman In hts un.
comfortable position, where he was found by tho
engineer about i've O'Clock this morning. An ex-
animation OF the once revealed the fact that the
robbers had secured but about 12s. To-day (Satur-
dayrbelng payday, the fellows evidently supposed
that the funds sufficient for paying on hands, and
which amount to several thousand dollars, would
be deposited In the safe; but they missed It, for the
money is always brought from New Haven IN
the morning and paid out on the same day, our
glars tools Of Oil descr ptions were fuuhd scat
tered about the once, as though their owners
had departed In great haste Fvrther examination
revealed tho fact that the robbers had taken hand
car from one Of the switch houses OF the canal rail-
road aud, after the robbery, had taken passage
thereon for this city, abandoning their conveyance
near the Broad street bridge, where 1t was found
this morning.
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

CotFkF.ko hrm at our last quotations. with fair
demand the sales beng 1918 bags Eolus and I5O
steady.
fREIeHrs.-The market sli quiet, but rates
shade higher The business
du the engagements TO Liverpool, per steamer
1bg0 bushes s 3sd and 7sl bales cotton 36i
Antwerp suo bbls rosn at "a 3D. The charters "A
Norwegian DARK with 1900 bbis petroleum to Cropsad AT
b.; American bark with 30J 10 lumber ST.
J,hns TO the river Plate Al $is British schooner 1861 bbs
TO the West Indies and back at xls gold, port charges
paid, and Liverpool ship 6ov tons from Doboy Island Ca
10 Cork for orders, with timber, at aOs.
FLOUR AND GRAiN.-Recepts, 56sS bbs flour, $50
do 1855 bbls corn meal % BAGS do, 7ss bushels wheat
IT, 4R do. and 22Dv do oats. The -four market
NAMED In the du aud nominal though there
rather steadnes there being less force
sales. Cali orna remained dull nominal The sales
only about SO bbs Southern nur dull noni
nal,y unchanged. The sales Sb bDs RIVE -four
quite steady The sae 200 bos meal was s,ea y
o $50 bbls Msrsh's calorc nj A
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

HHo oAPOIts of sPcO'y IIV,I ANo" IVTh tU udte III
the previous sixteen years compare as follows:- r
The New York herald., 1869-04-12
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, April i0--6P N.
Asnrs.-Reccpts, Pot In light supply, and
being in fair request prices firm at 81 20 90 ~
Pearl were dull and nominal
CorToS-For this staple there brisk from
exporters and moderate inquiry from spnners specu
lators, and the business again large Prices we're
rather better, closing strong at quotations appended
with moderate offerings The sales asa bales in
cudng so for export 577 for spiuner s7s speculation
transit For future delivery were
follows lou bales low mddng, May, 27s.c; 200 do
for May, at 2ac and 2D do, for June quote
Cp,snds snd moe,s crf NO. cai
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

wafer front OF 35t ieet on Wntcn ne lntenus 10 erect
dock, with factory and other improvements. E!-
louisville built up by DIR. Elliott presents rica
array Of cosey cottages most OF which rented TO
persons having business In New York. large light
yellow building with an imposing portico. Is owned
by Mr. George W. Curtis. In the vicinity OF Elm
Park are many beautiful residences, the most con-
spicuous among which are those OF Captain JOnn
Hausman, Captain Henry Miller, J. u. Johnson, N.
Q. Miller. u. L. Norris to which we nave alluded to
works. This last Is specially nne residence, with
spacious porches and lawn, finely ornamented with
shade trees and extending to wall on the street.
A damaging detraction so Its beauty Is large lum-
Der and coal yard in front.
From Elm Park our course takes us to Chelsea,
at present O rather dull town, on low dat,
where the spirit OF improvement is only be-
country through springville, Richmond. New
Dorp and Totes HILL Springville 10 an Old
fashioned country town, with long street and the
dwellings wide apart. There arc some quite amDi-
rates. A stage or omnibus line runs daily here from
Port Richmond, four miles distant. All about here
In rich farming oOuntry, with good oppor lunitios to
those having taste for agricultural pursuits to buy
Of twenty.three acres offered for ss,50o Richmond
is q thriving village and wears . decidedly preten-
t0us cir OF business The steam cars running from
Stapieton Landing make this place very easy and
convenient OF access. Land ano dwellings are, how
ever still held at respectable rates. this railway
walton not having given prices that sudden and
rantable impetus generally accompanying such I'm
provements As sample honse outbuIldlngs and
le4 acres OF land lying between Richmond and Ross
vile, was Lately sold for sle40o. About Centreviie
and Egbersville are even better openings. At New
Dorp we saw a farm Of 29is acres. with comfortable
dwelling and outbuildngs on II, which " ouered ior
sale for 81 5oo-an exceptional low price. however,
10 the general prices demanded. Commodore Van.
derUllt owns several acres OF land here. tote nm
or Toad Hill, as every one Insists on calling
n 10 beautifui anu picturesque heigut ana Orowaed
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

OFFENCE OF FURNISHING Poison FoR PURPOSES
OF SuICIDE-We are asked what offence was COM
mitted by the person VINO furnished poison to
TwitcneS We answer, that 10 furnish poison to
any one with the purpose OF enabling him TO CON-
mt suicide, or yeiO DE- Sc, s 10 become accessory
before the fact 90 murder In the hrst degree Tne
offence IL punisrabe with death IN Psnnsy ylvaue.-.
Pftaddeiphia AGE. ADrU 10.
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

The wheat market wa. very qaet out hIm; No spring
were only In small ,comprsns about 2 0v bushels many
Csornia at y ~ No2 spring dsvered, al 81 for No.
lots California " ~ for white canada and ~ 72 for
about BiU bushels at Sc. for new mixed WESTERN
ac for yellow Western and yic &c. for do. For old
steady at 1854 IN store lhe sues were 1900 bushels at
that price. barcy dl With sales OF 100 bushels State
nj ~ ~, AMI dUUO VI. Barley dun
eni unclangc Rye though quo was nrm. The were
sou bushels Western al 81 ~.
UuNNIEs were du an We heard OF no sales Prices
nominal at 1Dc. i7c ba,s and 2Oc. 2c. for CLOTH
HAN-Wnh fair demand ami moderate receipts the
market Jc. for shipping and 81 "a 10 Tor
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

The imports OF dry goods for the week and since
January 1869. compare with the corresponding Pc
RODS in the two preceding years as follows:-
For the sreek. 1867. 1868 tsso
Entered &C port. 81, ,407,D26 S12s3s73 90 2se obs
Thrown on market. l,55l,6 l,59oIl7 o2ss l5e
Since Jan. l.
Entered at port. .. ss,ssooe2 2sssa,s5s a2a7a. 22s
Thrown on markes.. 3e,s5s,Q3s 2s,169,592 322o7GoI
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

SubJoined IS the t0ta! Valuation OF foreign imports
at the port Of New York for the week ending
April Q, compared with the previous week.
.--s * - AprN2. April o.
Dry goods ,173, 266 $2,2ss, ,95S
General merchandise. 8, ,509, ,226 5,6s3, sos
Total for week. ,4o2 s7,9s2, ,s23
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When man believes anything absolutely. i,
is always pleasant 20 see him make an ocular
demonstration Of his faith At Algoua, Iowa,
one Mrs. Ing.am was appointed to deliver the
orat ca last Independence Day So She carried
her infant and her husband into the assembly
Of the people, and while she occupied the plat
form Me. Ingham meekly held the baby Pro.
baby arrangements were made which prevent
ed the child from yeunug fer the maternal
iount, or perhaps, as MIR. Chick observes, III
90 Dombey and SON. Sc something temporary
was done with a teapot Mr. inghlm is said
to have been s. very proud Of his wifes success
on the occasion. We think he had more reason
to be proud Of his own, for it vas an essay in a
harder feld.-.N. Y. II ,June.
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other States as showing that the judgment Of our
best men, those who have sat as reviewer. Of
their own state constitutions. or who, having
liyeI under the constitutions Of older States have
assisted in establishing new States, IS tending 70
concurrence with the views here expressed
but they have preferred to discuss the matter
upon principle and our own experience. From
all the considerations they have been able to
give the subject your committee are Of opinion
that, while they would not recommend such
lengthy terms Of office as are found in other
countries. and some States in our own country,
they are satisfied that annual elections are unne-
cessary, and regard the term Of two years as the
iuiiciou- mean which both reasoning founded on
principle and the experience Of other States con-
cur ia recommending.
JAsrfB RAND,
j. ". COHCEN, Committee.
william IIARN0N.D