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ILL ABOUT THE STATE.
Accident at the OIL Works.

Accident 1T tnt Oh SvoA-
We learn that on Wednesday colored man
employed at the Column oia OIL VOTES was
caught in the machinery snd severely nJ aASa'
before he was released.
Nominations. -;
The citizsns of Orangeburg have made the
following nominar!ons For Intendant, n.
Austin Bull; for Wardens. henry Dickson, i.
C. Andrews, j. c. Pike, DE-. Z. j. OhVeros. ;'a
.,..,,,., Shooting ARRAY.
Adif6cnlty occurred at Jonesville, in Union
County,; ION Monday last, between William
Fowler and John Puoket, in, which the latter
was shot in the shoulder. The wound ls severe
but not considered dangerous.
The Guns Have Come.
The Unionville Times says: Six boxes OF OF
guns and two Of accoutremen:s 8, Tor the 'ioli :,
militia, arrived at our depot last Saturday, ana
five boxes of guns were lett at Fish Dam on the
same day. Whether they are the Winchester
rifles or not, We cannot say. but ptesqme sney
the muzZ.e and at the STOCK when they are
fred. as the boxes are marked repaired IN
1865" -,
The dwelling house of Mr. John K. Finley,
residing on Rabun Greek; IN Lsurens County,
was burnt on the night OF Friday last. NOT
an article OF furniture or clothing OF Mr. FIN
ley or family WAS saved the household sup
Plies also osing consumed. =, - =. +i'i,
The Radical Mob. sq
The Laureusville Herald says: On Tuesday
night last, a crowd of some thirty or forty
Radicals, (colored, mobbed and beat an Old
colored man, who at the last election voted the
Democratic ticket. With no officials IN this
community. except Scot:'s magistrates an!
c0nstabularS, there Is 10 protection AGAINST
the mob. .Go1 gives to all men the right OF
self-defence. It is the part of manhood and
wisdom that our people should be we'll pre-
pared to protect themselves, their families and
their fireeides. The Radical mln!ons OF Scot:
have instructed the Radicals to maltreat all
their color who choose 70 think for them
selves.
Tin-Pot Alley.
The Laurensville Herald sass: This is the
headquarters of Radica!igm in our small town.
Joseph Crews, white, has bad trial JUSTICES
Office in that quarter, whils Wade Perrin,
(colored) deals in small wares. B2ta are
members of the legislature and Wade
tenant of Joe. Oa Monday last. upon some
they mutually Charged
each other with ''seeing light" while repre-
senting Llurens in the House Of Representa-
tives. Upon this they 1ell together by ;he
ears, when Harry Madden, friend of tEe
darkest hue, came between and preveoted
serious damage. Joe displayed g six shooter,
an Perrin paIaded similar bloody minded
.ss..j--l s.s. >i. 40 70
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Receipts by Railroad, August IS.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

oos bales cotton, IS bales goods, cars lnmber,
cars wood, car stock. To Reeder l. Davis. Wage
ner & Murdaugh, Mowry 6 Son. Pelzer. Rod dgers
4 co, A Salinas, ] Marshall. r Mare 4 co, smith
s. ehapeau, ] G Mallonee, Frost * Adger. G "
Williams l. CO, VIC Bee co. Gratser i smith, J
Adger & co, and Claghorn, Herring t CO.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
10 bales cotton, S62 bbls naval stores, cars !am.
Der and live stock, tobacco, mdse. &c. TO FrosI
& Adger, Dr. Baer. ] Schlrner; Bischon 4 , c.
4 Parker, Kinsman Howell. s d stone{, +
smith, c yoigt, " Henerey, Palmetto. [lo1ssI I ne;
Co operative Association, D Ebaugn VII
lIams l. co, Welling, and Railroad Agent.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

oRANGEBURG. August 26.-sa!es during 'he
week - bales We quote Ordinary 12alSc; low
middllng 14hc; middling 15,sc.
MACON, August a6.-Receipts today % bales;
sales 80; shipped 25s. Receipts OF the new crop
TO date IL bales. The tone Of the market is IN.
changed. We still quote midalngs al le7ac. De-
msnd good. Offerings light.
COLUMBUS, August 26.-0ur market has ad.
yanced daring the week &c, and miadlngs Will
now command l69sc. Sales for the week 9! oa;es.
Receipts for same time IS. Shipments oIs oa!es.
New cotton to date II bales.
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{ Markets by Telegraph.

LONDON, August 27-Noon.-Consols ok.
Bonds SIX.
LIVERPOOL, August sT-Noon.-Cotton opened
dull; uplands s3sas; Orleans sHas4; sales 5000
bales. Bacon 5es,
AftH.ftnoon.-Cotton dull; uplands s1t; orlean.
ed; sales have been 1000, including 1000 bales ior
speculation and export. Pork firm. Lard quiet.
FRANKFORT, August 2T.-Bonds firm at s'Saeh.
PARIS, August 27-Noon.-Bourse dull. Rentes
ssf 2oc.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK, August -Noon.--StocEs very dull.
Gold 1eX. Money 4a5. Sterling, long 9H; Snort
iox. Bonds T. Tennessee ex coupons el;
new SO. Virginia ex coupons IS; new e5. Lou
isianas, old II; new o.; levee skies II; elgnts %.
Alabama eights 81 4; hves g. Georgia SKIES 50;
sevens 81 North Carolina si1es, old 81; new soA
south Carolina sevens, old 80; new 10. Flour
dull and unchanged. Wheat dull and declining.
Corn dull and heavy. Pork dull and steady ut
sassos so. Lard heavy at l6;tal6Ac. Cotton
dun and unchanged; uplands ls2sc; Orleans 2o1Sc;
sales 500 bales Turpentine nrmer at 3e3la4o.
Rosin very firm at 81 90 for strained. Freighfs
arm.
Eyening.-Money 4a5. Sterling nominal. Gold
lsHaleA. Governments unchanged. State
securities quiet and trm; prime loans per cent,
and commission Of x to y per cent for 90 days
Sterling eHalo. Gold very dull and rather weak.
Cotton dun; sales $50 bales; uplands 1s'4. Flour
heavy. and saloe lower. Wheat steady. Corn
dull. Mess pork sos Is. Lard-kettle l1al77s.
Groceries quiet. Naval stores firm. Frsights
frmer.
Boston, August 27.-Cotton quiet and firm;
middling 20; sales 200 bales; net receipts 675;
coastwise 3o6-total, $50; stock 1000.
BALTIMORE, August 27.-Flour dull and 1aVors
buyers. Wheat steady and unchanged. White
corn sla1 10; yellow s5cas1.- Provisions un-
changed. Whiskey quiet
/ BALTIMORE, August 27.--Cotton quiet and firm;
middings 1sHc; sales 40 bales; net receists 10;
stock 125 bales. -
cNcISSA1I, August 27.-Flour dull and lower;
family IS 15as Corn dull and unchanged. WhIs-
key soas1c. Mess pork s2s so. Bacon shoulders
'141<c; clear sides 17Kc; little demand. Lard
151c.
ST. LOUIS, August 27.--Hemp bagging steady.
Flour heavy at 81 25a4 so. Corn dull; mixed
63as5c. Whiskey steady. Provisions dub and
unchanged.
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New York Sugar Market.

From TIE Daily Bulletin. August Goth: The de.
mand for raws continues aciire. re1ners still The
principal operators and though buying carefully
10 increase their invoices. The market is still!
without positively established advance, nut the
stock offering is small and the genera: tone Is
very strong. Fair refining 92tae':c: good 40 W
sNc Sales O. 1900 hLds al aal0c for Cuba. lofaa
l1i;c for Porto Rico, AMI I54 boxes Havana, part
at eLc Refined are in active demand and very
strong at full former rates.
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The Charleston Cotton, Ric. and Naval
Stores Market.

The Charleston Cotton, Rice ana Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEws.
SATURDAY EVENING, August 81, 1870.
CorToN.-The demand was moderate and prices
were easier. Sales about 100 bales, say at lsc;
at ls,s: ct 1Sai; at Ia; Is az Is; at 1879 Il at
II; s at l7A; l4at 171s; at 1sS; SO at l7X;'1 a.
1sc. We quote
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary TO good ordinary. LII @lI
Low middung.. ...............-.. .lt:4t9iit2
AlaGling lag
Strict Mlddlng. .......1s @
RrcE.-Tnere were no transactions in this grain.
NAVAL SroREs-The market was quiet and
without sales.
FREIeHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct nom.
inal; via New York, 7-1sd on upiands, 1l.l6d on
sea Islands; by sail nominal. To Havre nominal
coasrwise-to New York, by steam, &c on up
lands and &c on sea Islands: 81 p tierce on rice;
BY SAIL Nc on cotton; - tierce on rice; 40c
q barrel on rosin; s7@s q N on lumber; ss9lo
p N on timber. To Boston, by sail, !@Sc 2 ib
on upland co:ton. To Providence, So 9, If on
boards, &c p ft on cotton. To Philadelphia, BY
steam, &c p 10 on uplands; by sail, 81 9. on
boards; So on TIMBER Sc q ton on clay, and $50
8 so on phosphates. To Baltimore, by steam, &c
q ID; by sail, s. 5o@7 q n on boards sS q ton
on phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand by
oar merchants TO take lumber freighrs from
Georgetown, S. c., Dar!en and Satla River, Ca,
and Jacksonville, Fla, TO Northern ports, and SO
@12 p NJ are the rates on lumber and boards.
EXCHANGE. - Sterling 90 day bills nominal.
DOMESTIC cExCHANGE.-Theb banks purchase sight
checks at par 10 = premium, and sell at X@H
premium. Outside they purchase at u premium,
and sell at q premium.
Gn1 1n-1hM1R.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

Exports.>
BosroS-Per schr Fannie Jeunings-Soo tons
phosphate rock, 500 bbls rosin, 25 bales ags, 1
bbls glassware. 80, 900 feet lumber. :.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Champion-7se bales
cotton, 13S bales yarn, l35 packages sundrles, 10
packages furniture, 60 bundles paper, % empty
barrels. #a1sss
BALTixoRE-Per steamship Mary y:and--6o bales
cotton, so tons railroad iron, 2loo feet lumber,
bags wheat and 5undries.
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wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, August aI.-TrRPESTISE.-Re.
ceived $50 bhls which stld at S2 25 for soft, and
81 20 for hard. per ESQ pounds.
SPIRITS TCRPESTISE.-Saes bb,S at 35hc. and
s6 bbls at S5s!c per gallon for Southern.
RosIS.-So sales reported.
TAR.-113 bbs sold al 50 per Dbl.
COTToS.-Small sales at &c for middling.
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Neyy,York Hay Market.

shipping cannot be filed on account o! scarcity.
Sales are 400 bales for London, England, az csc;
100 bales for Charleston. sc, at eoc:5 for Ports.
mouth ut soc. and 25 for Norfolk at csc. Retail is
in active demand and firm. Straw Is unchanged.
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TRENcH PATENT MEDICINES.

TRENCH PATENT MEDICINES.
Prepared by Grimault & Co.. Paris:
syrup OF HYP0PE0SPHATE OF LIME, SOW
eri 81 remedy in phthis:s-rei:eTes, Coughs,
Sightsweats, &c.
Guarana, for headache, neuralgia, DC.
Pepsine, for indigestion, loss OF appetite, &C.
Iodized Syrup OF Eorseradish invaluaole !of
persons unable TO take Ccdliyer Oil-especlany
recommended in cCtaneous affections, anu as
most powerful depuratye.
Matlco Capsules and Matico Injection, sure,
quick and harmless remedy.
Digestive Lozenges OF the alkaline Lactates;
pleasant and effective remedy for functional de-
raDgemen: OF the digestive organs.
TToches OF Persine and Paucreat.ne.
ALSO,
PURGATIF LIE ROY, Pharmace Coffin.
TOMITlF LIE ROY, Pharmac:e C3t:i1. 4 q,
DIagees de Sautonive.
Dragees de Morphine. s.-..
Lsncelot's Asthma Cigarettes.
For sale By ~ Dr.. q. BAER,
mayS0 No. l3l Meeting street,
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Montgomery Market.
stocI on hand, August IS, is7O..............2,5 8
Georgetown Market

GEORGETOWN, August 2l.-CoTToN.-Sales Of
bales this week at from Is 10 IS cents per ID. We
quote from IS TO 20 cents per 10.
CQRS.-Arrival oi raTgoes this week:
Selling al 81 so per bushel.
TIMssS-Arriving slowly; market depressed.
STOCK on hand 5000 sticks, unsod. We quote TO
Ii cents
TuRpEHT1NE.-virgin dip So so; yellow dip Sc Is:
scrape or hard 81 10 81 rs per Dbl. ol 2so IDS.
to the Dbl.
spIR1Ts TuRPENT1NE.-Per gallon 81 cents.
TAR.-Per bbl., retail, IS.
PEASUTs.-Per bushei sla1 Is.
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The superior nrst.class stde:wheel steamship
MANHATTAN, NJ. S. Woodruff Commander, will
leave Adger's Wharf, sas above.
aar The MANHATTAN Is one OF the fastest
steamships on the Atlantic Coas!. making her
trips In fifty to 5fty-fve hours, and her table ls
supplied with all OF the delcacies OF the New
York and Charleston markets.
s9 Insurance By this Line half per cent.
a3- The JAMES ADGER follows on TUESDAY,
September 8, at 8 O'Clock P. u.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
aup20-6 JAMES ADGER d co.
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WIN. McBURNEY. President.
E. P. ALEXANDER. ice.Pres!deDt aIl!i Ac!Eary.
! r. GIIMER Vice. President. Il sidenr in Georgia
q. NYE HUTCHINSON, Vtce-Presdent. resident in
North Carolina. SCR. -, :a .it
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-. -. =. xMsnlu
n h P 0L c. Yz.Ho = E R 50
LIFE AND TONTINE ASSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE SOUTH
No BROAD STREET CHARLESTON, sc.
OF TIL E SO u TIL.
No. 80 BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON, sc.

GEORGE E. EOGGS. Secretary.
JOHN T. DARBY. NJ. D., Medlcal Adviser
AUGUSTINE 7. SMYTHE, Solicitor
JAMES CONNER, Counsel.
R. 4: KINL0CH, NJ. D., Local Medical Exam
K. LEBBY. JR., II. D.. T. iners.
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PORT CALEND4R.

MOONS PHASES.
First Quarter, 2d s hours, SO minutes. morning.
Full Moon, 9th, hours, 81 minutes, evening".
Last Quarter, 18th, hours 10 minutes, evening.
New Moon. e5th, hoar, II minutes morning.
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DACIF1c MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPY's
TERoCGH LINE 10
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier ,<Es,
No. 42, North River, zoe. Of Canal .S&i6lGs =
street. New York, al IL O'Clock noon, O lAe ON
and 2lst Of every month except when "leSe
dates fall on Sunday, then the saturday preceo'
Departure OF the 21st connect az Panama with
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those Of 5th touch at Manzanl!lo.
Steamship JAPAN leaves san francisco lor 9a'
pan and China October !, $50.
10 California steamers touch at Havana, cut
20 direct from New York to Asptnwal.
One hundred pounds baggage free 10 eacn aau.t.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information apps!
at the COAPANY'S TICKET OFFICE. on the
wharf foot OF Canal street, North RiTer, New
York. f. K. BABY, Agep'.
iulvl6-1yr
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LIST OF VESSELS
rP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT

FOREI n.
LIVERPOOL.
The B Cove, Harkness, up........--.....yu!y u
Bark Aprie Kimbali, StinSon, up.-.-....-.!uy 10
DOMES STIC.
BOSTON. :.
Brig Minnie Abbie, Harding, Cleared. 5t a
Sclr Avon, Smith, up........ ''Aus "s' -
SEw YoRK.
Brig c V Williams, Thompson: cleared 'Augns. M 10
Sthr Matilda Brooks. Jones, cleared. august ~
Schr Traveller, ,dges, cleared. .......'Aogus.
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship Salyor, Ashcroft cleared. a1gast IS
Schr Geo H Squire. Timmons. up........ :!M! S aS
Scar JOS Segar, Ellis, cleared. =
BALTIMORE.
Schr Ida Richardson. Bedel, u?..''.. angus. :, :,
Schr d S,ickney, Fooks, up. .....'.''-' August 10
NORFOLK. VA. =,
Schr George Smoot. Granger, up..."augus1 =
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ElOR NEW YoRK-THURsDAY.

The Splendid New Iron Screw Steamship
"CLYDE." will sail for New York on THURSDAY,
September /, az i O'Clock P. NJ, from Pier No. 2.
Onion Wharves, connecting with Day Passenger
Trains from Columbia and Augusta, arriving at
half.past P. II.
Liverpool Steamship WISCONSIN, Of Messrs.
WILLIAMS & GCION'S Line, sailing September
Tth.
Insurance by Steamers OF this Line 4 per cent
For Freight Engagements or Passage, having
very fine s;ateroom Accommodations, apply 10
WAGNER, HUGER & CO.. No. 2e Broad street, or
TO WM A. COCRTENAY, No. Union Wnarfes.
8up26-6
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SaxhyilIe Market.

NASHVILLE, Angus. e5-CorToS.-Marketd dull
and entirely nominal. We quote Inferior, sail:
ordinary, l2,:alS1s; good ordinary, lS1sali1l;low
middling, 15al6k.
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F E N a L E.s

ORASeEBuRG, 5. c., June T. 1870.
MgssRs. LIPPMAS BRO:
Ipclosed find $50: send Us More OF your Bi.ters;
they are taking well. =.
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COTTON STATEMENT

stooo
FIorR.-MarEet unchanged. We quote as
follows: Superfne s5a5 IS; extra IS 2oa5 SO;
family SIS sac IS; fancy 81.
CoRS-We quote al ,5aS0c per oushel. loose
from wagon, and CSC sacked and delivered IN
depot.
WHEAT.-Receipts to-day OF 1850 bushels: which
changed hands on the following basis: Metliyer.
ranean S0aS5: red s5ae0c; amber s5caSl; White
S1a1 10.
BARIEy.-Recepts Of $50 bushels. which chang
ed hands al Csc, and shipments OF The same LOT.
OATS.-we quote at 40a50c from wagon.
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MEMURANUA.
GEoRaErowH August o4-Arrived, 18Th schrs
Pacific Bragg, Anna Farrow. North Carolina: e 5
Webb, Rowland. New York; Esd: schrs RtdgeWood,
Collins, Susan Wright. Rollins. New York. Clear
schrs Woodbury.. Woodbury., Searspnrt: Al.
burger. Nansen, New York; ed, schr Annie Far
row, Tolar, New York; 23d. brig George. Swan.
Providence, l. a4th, schr Ida Bella, Fisher. New
York.
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Deposs in Charleston SC:
". G. TROTT, Ed. S. BUESsAa'
A. ". EcKEL & CO., G. ]. LUHS,
". A. sKRINE.
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ASA PREVENTIVE FOR cHlLLs AND FEVER
AND MALARIOUS DISEASES GENERALLY.
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We learn that on Wednesday colored man
EMPLOYED at the Columbia Oil Works was
caught in the machinery snd severely m)nied
before he was released.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-07

The ablest of Grants lieutenants is
the first to go. General George III.
Thomas, whose death we record with
much pain, was, of all the army
subordinates, nearest counterpart
of the great leader developed by the
Rebellion. More deliberate in plan
ming, he was hardly less daring In
conception; not less stubborn in re-
sistance, he was only less prompt in
acting than Grant. In both private
and public career he was without
reproach and above suspicion. Twice
he refused promotion at the cost of
others; again and again he declined
to accept rewards for his services
which he thought might better be
expended in the interest of the
private soldiers; throughout his
military career OF thirty years he so
bore himself AS not to excite the
hatred of single rival; always he
was modest and generous and just;
always patriotic, always helpful and
tfrsie tOall. fset us not forget that he
was Nirginian who never taltered
i'm his allegiance to the Union, n
Regular who was the idol of the
Volunteers, a West Pointer who
never sought promotion, COM
planned about his pay, abused Con-
gress, or intrigued for place. Some
of these are traits that made him
very notable at the outbreak OF the
war, others made him very notable
of late, and all entitle him to the
grateful remembrance in which his
name is sure to be cherished. A
fortnight ago, writing in the full
hope that we might still count on a
score of years Of service from him,
we said that in the judgment Of the
American People Geo. III. Thomas
would long remain the model Sol
dier of the War. Now that he is
gone we can do no more than repeat
that estimatc.-N. Y. yrib,O,P.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-07
WAsIuSGTON, April t.


WILMINGTOS, DEL, April =.
At the school election here to-day,
negroes voted for the first time III
the State.
The Piegan Indiaps, whom Col.
Barker punished so severely, now
sue for peace.
The Connecticut eIcction last Mon
day was for State otiiccrsand 1.egis-
lature. Returns yet received tues
day night are very Ineagre, and
tend to show the election Of English,
Democratic, for Governor; with a
probability that both Houses OF the
Legislature will remain Republican.
The Cincinnati School election last
Monday resulted i'm the total defeas
of the Anti-Bible men. About 1Goo
negroes voted for the Bible and Re-.
publican principles.
There was Il tremendous cOniiagr.-
tlOfl Oh lllIuDtF Ut NiDiitieaI, S"hoe ",
last Monday; si2G,eo0 worth de-,
stroyed.
The Indians are threatening troub-
lie i'm Wyoming Territory, and Gov.
Campbell is organizing the militia
for defence.
Gold closed at LILY Monday night.
In Chicago market, on Monday,
wheat quiet, firm, and shade higher,
range from 10 to 80 cents; corn very
quiet but firm, quotations - TO 10
cents; cattle active and steady, $3.50
10 $50; hogs moderately active lut
declined, sales frcm $50 to 80,
In st. Louis market, snme day,
wheat ranged from sl.05 to sl.15'on,
red fall; corn higher, s3 to 30 cents;
attic active, $3.50 to 81; hogs duh at,
70 $50,
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d.ENE2EsAE. NEWS.

In reference to the late Bounty de-
cision of the Supreme Court, it APP
pears that the War Department in
tcrprets il so as to allow Il bounty Of
500 only to such soldiers as enlisted
for three years, between May 4 and
July -, 1861, and were honor
ably discharged.
statistics prepared at Cincinnati
show the total number Of hogs pack
ed in the West during the last season
at 2,G5G, ,479, an increase of 1918 over
last year. Average weight 2oS
pounds.
The Laramie Sentinel says that the
female jury was also praying jury.
Every during the great MUIR
der trial, upon arising from their
beds, these ladies knecled together,
and like the child Solomon, asked
wisdom OF God to enable them to
properly and wisely discharge their
new and arduous duties. While their
male associates were engaged in bOiS-
terous mirth and triiling lcvity, they,
with the full cOnciousncSS OF the re-
sponsibility resting upon them, were
seeking aid at the throne OF the All
Wise"
The House Committee on Appropri-
ations has decided not to recommend
any appropriations for the COM
mencemcnt Of new public buildings
at Washington. Does that squint
toward future removal of the Capt.
tai?
WAsIIISCToy, April +.
The internal revenue receipts for
March were $l2,735, ,2Sl, against $ll,-
81 1922 for March Of last year.
Ireland is in a general state Of runs
pus, and riots and outrages are re-
ported alarmingly frequent. The
immigration 10 the United States
has Increase in an equally alarming
proportion.