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TIL TnAvELFRs

rsld wp to July ~ SIS q, IN INC State OF New YORK.
til.5l; IN MAJ q IN rt.s s. Sc In ono-aad 20 on
through an parts at the country and 10 men N every
ind of busnc.. or occupation. T. n r. coumou uis-
tasc Of the punc suppo.c usl this Conn any nsur
rra'nst nccdpt m fyGtr' cnrny while the iucI j., u
,nsurcs erainst acc dents fcuctiv To men who don't
travel Rs well IN those VITO dot T. proved by tho
record. claims rat that the proportion NJ irav2l
linz accidcnts Is only about one tiGAiscF OF ogas
frtrs of accidctt I,rrcrhct. TIC TRAVELLERS 10 a
General Accident 10 ,dIauc, COMPANY.
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THE TRAVELLERS

Insurcs against accidents by machinery sccidents oy
RAILWAYS aud steamboats,. accidents by Gagged tOols,
accidents by IRE. accidents ~ vatrr accidents by
rang or driving. sccideuu ny hurricanes, accidcrts
by horses, accidents Oy omniOuses or street cars ac
cdcnts on the street. accidents the iarn necid nts
on the Journey accidents IN shops and factories, nco
denr In stores and offices accidents to men travelling
accsdcEfs IN men rho don't udrcL" But the Company
does not insure aguinst scnurdcr; nor against rheu
niatism, "crrk1 IN the back. or boils; nor against
the taking OF poison; MOI against Wiiiui AMI wantou
.xuo.ure 40 uoneue.saiN hazard
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Susurants
THE TRAVELLERS

Insurance Company. OF Hartford Connecticut, with
cash assets over 81 0Oo Is the only corr Grafton in
America which writes yearly policies OF insurance
against Accdeas s7untiny stipulated sum s' tn 80
per week Tor nonatal. but whuis disabling accidental
injury. or THyipg the principal sum insured tSD 20
SlogO0) In the event OF DEAN w accident, resulting
within three months from the injury The Insurance
covcr3 nearly every possible variety OF bodily injury
by accident, occurring to mcn while engaged III any OF
the usual and lawful avocators Of business hut no
ilsutarcc ). siGn,vd against oiseaeo In my form or
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One o. the Gin -wiudIprs Oh for sing slug.

David u. Smythe, clerk in tue employ Of the
mytnIOa lrm OF Waters y Co, Of spurious money
aud general sWIndlng nOOuety, was sent 10 Slug
Sing Yesterday To slcnd tie next five sears, ior rob-
bing u Clinton county farmer OF $50 Judge r.
ford, IN passing-senteuce, Hoped that tins example
might stinulale Ia police TO eNertons TO suppress
sacn dens Az Waters n Coz throughout tue CITY.
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The Pistol In the cry.,a, Palace.

AZ 8 O'Clock yesterday morning, Thomas
Hines. Of ~ East u nysccond street, wis shot BY
Adrlinn ilDhman, an inmate oi deu IN Chatha n
street, knnwn tbs Orysul Palace Al the inmates
were arrested. and Adelps we helO Tor TRIAL at the
ha
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state bOnls have been fairly active and geutrallv
lower. OLD Tenne-sees telling down 10 5l4, and tencw
10, North Carolinas declining 10 %. Georgia Is
y cout to no and Missouri e. Nv cent 10 rs Vir
gtna n told) were sLonr, advancing ~ y cent 10 50
and LouViana eyee 6s ut 6sh, Old Loui.iana De were
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WATKIVs-Nfcp NNlEIS In Phnairlrli1. o0 Mon.
'av IN 4 nv tAe Rev 4 :. licn6nu.D T., N.'.. l.
Wathlu. ot tIs,I-,, To AIRY !. d.y'll'' n " .ah
\. Dante O., EsQ, ~ me former city, ~ r''l'
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T. n. NtNfYi " Me- sun
NIh II "a Il rgh 4" IA send through an agcut any
~ ''N % nh re lthi or "a ming from Grand -tTort
Iil} tHtt' SECOND II tvL VIII at 4,
" 20 luc huirs rI0ufh 20 wa uuI pos cut o. aut
tucN AN ull' dlt"Htd to com Or AMI drcenCy ~
""h' non Nua women to.etler, CA T. tor ~ Ia.
Ifio unce OF tho rttVuK arm VI the law,
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mnsnrlt.

ri,UE FOLLOWING oFftC EH- wrr" ci,r'ci
ar e current Aglr. AZ regular communication ~
racdc Lodge SO q y SA.N. Dec. ~ ,%n, l9nn
pniiman. master, Isaac Ivi@iIpan W.. iohn Nc
Gowau. j " Isaac COnovrT, Trcls.j Horace FIR
l,rh, s;;cy, ruos. u. johnston j. D. Aa'o' u
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TIL rRANILENs

Also grants all forms II tul LIpP lnd ESDowMyNr In
,uruncc eNccrdhey favorable tcr'ns--'ts policies
umuug ample MctrrV and r',f1 G'e Govt IN er he T.
mite ,oufT4cf Al rul'Crs nJaiuuc,tabic. Combined
Life sud Accident poir,s written WHOM dcslrrd.
uuns AL TIE benefits at ul hfc poiicy and general
&c, ldcut insurance under polio and premium. No
other company Writes ms ouU OF policy It, I'VE. t"n
tnccn. and twenty year policies, Wh'h premiums are
IuIiy AID can br converted INTO Eudowt" e., NJ the
option 81 -r0t ThlS 10 tpveiaI Isa.uIc - ht'
eli by no other tie company.
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MIRINE INTELLIG ENCE

NINr,-vrT srS NSA--rrri NV
nm rises IS 81 -tts..... I & Monl rises. 90
HrG4N .ER-r "a
aBy loOE Y II GOV. Island. II 50 Hell u1Ie., j.
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1uE TRAVELLERS

Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn grants every
uiir atstnlhr a. IIFE "f GvvyiAL N'rtp'ET lrn
fanrc nj iatos Nithin the roach OF an It's Gb'.rp
rrcriirp sSstcn thr Low tate Iash Plan. hndcI
ucn there ia' No EHc'i"u.y about n" amount ri
premium Ho hoihtT about notes. NJ i.rreH :" bTs
tor ur use at your own money. "" A'''s'' eitt
,rcs,nt "a prospective. NJ DhdIE0rtmslb ~ tc-H'n
To- Unpns.Ide dNdcnds 10 Ust"A4pHs ni loans Notes,
or other written obi itloU-, Whrn che 90 ~ h"cnu"
a. clam. IA Oi1p da5nrrr ut prcniuui 40 io"hf hn'
what yuu nave Al tb- tmUfauc" yon way tor y"
Qu,sIra but Wbat you have iciiubie Insurance at
luwcstr,,L
) g. RNrTERsuN. President
kulNrY ui.NSIS. Secretary.
cUAF. e. wl,SoN. N.sr sr"'I
GRO Il, LIS cfi.. Actuary.
Kev Yo,L ofice. ~ b,uadwuy
t. NJ JOHNSON Mansycr.
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Anlustntnts.

A LADIES MEETING.-Ladics OF int lisancc,
~ Refinement. education. and piy,eu anl '.t Mo
wtfhl highly rsnectaOlo, useil and prof ~ "a
ptiOn are cord ally invited To attend meeting ~ ue
Cooper llui N, ronm2t Oh trinay, Jan, - o~HtN
T. NJ under the auspices OF the tfan ia tlee Hei' i"'
sutuie see etar, OF tie Ladie' Deg im,n 80,
A. Bencd CT, ESQ.,, will deliver an address at &c aunt,
vcrsary meeting Or the Institute Pt the sane place, On
Tuesday evening, jan II, At7k nrlo"k
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Couri CnIainrs this U,y.

srfkgaf Cprr-, cA>.uA rtLa-N.. -, - N. 81 a.
=, Sa IS, ~ -, p 4oJs 49, a. a. ~ o.. - a. s. -
errrryt ", '''suuFs ZEE e. 30, NJ 90 o. 90,
., - ~, iU, l d.. o.. la,, a4, 10, I.s i.s To-, l
~, fUl, .ts, ~.
Cn'rIut N.UUn-. Ns. fe-si asa ln, 70. o., D.
%, 10 20. d., Do. Is. d.. I.
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Wheeler &, Wilson'S sewing Machines,
iii nroadNlV cor Nth ST., for sg', r1y1hc ~ iu-
stnlncnts without extra charge Machines to lei
j. /. El.L ;.
schrvt.,u CopI, sos 80 Ia yard. sii West 18Th
street. hCyoLd lNih -.
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Spuml uotltts.

GENUINE 81 NOTE
and the most magnificent Illustrated Magazine pup.
shed America fec ior one year on receipt OF
o. by addressing secretary ROSS,
6University place, New YORK.
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ptrsoraI noucr,,

~ Y.-Carrlc, your letter. datrl Nov - cam" ''1
4. late, direct To ne sane ~ Octore arroi n "a
rceuu+. l"'''' " D.
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nHniCiAInnAMINi.,

OFFICIAL WINGs.
e. n. MURVAY'9 LOT rERtES.
NfSsOUi,l-tNtra Jlass No. 10 Jan 1870.
70, u, II q. Sc, :, a. a. 2. a. "a, So 81. dS
Nl5~OUHl-C,ass No. 10 Jan. 5, $50.
a. g. 20. 81, IS, G5, 20. q, 81, 10. q. 8, o.
KENrtCKY-ExiraC Gas No. lt5, Jan. :, $50.
81, rs q. 1. 20. 81. 81, 3, 60. H. GO. y, ., 81.
kENTUCKN Class No. irG. Jan. :, $50.
C. 81, 81. I, 10, L., 5. IL, T. GO. %. ~, i6.
Prizes cashcd INFORM 1On FURNISHED IN the htoYe,
and aso Iloyal HAvant LOTTERIES. j. Gu rf. DroNer
1Oj Broadway. aud ljJ Fulton st.
ROyAL nAVANA LOTTERY.
Prizes paid Ia gold. Information furnts It1. The
highest rates paid FOR dcuhloons and sll kinds o gold
and silver, TAYLOR a CO., Bankers,
10 Wall st.. New York
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Why Is Phglo1's Nian. OF ,ly1uHn tor the Han,
upctsp diI- all the lciucIlo "a ugCrt Elr1tH.
10 Il lust what we wa1ei hs Nc ed rly uobs-Ie.'
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Greetings.

NEVICAN INSTITTTE. \ ttli,t me>tiur OF
y ttIs Inst,tutc will he held lI.s Ian ,u,p tr los,
at o'ei0ok, AZ M rooms, ~ the Cool"r bu'lins
GEORGE IEYTON lirt Of. Irg e,Crttul,
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turs

l'IEIING, JR.,MNNt FAlrNfEk. -sIl!f.
! I,i sets "a. heaItiful mipk Wuus, uuce ANA I1uI
striped, uul 90 arS 80 fA, amt so $500 ,,-,
IA TulIon Il tour doors east OF Broadway.
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snstrutt,oh

AUDHE~S REV. Y. lIANL0N, ID. a.. Ten
n uIll ION, \. j. fur details OF fr'trllHs EOrG n.y.;
sClNnl Tor ouyilS ui both sexes loIli col ir ''"
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FIN-fNCI.IL AND COMMERCIAL.

Hazard & cns~elr' Cod Liver Oh Is tho bet
IdT
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Mr. 6Ncon, has had 70 much To DO lately IN at-
hndlDg TO tue OrlanE tod Of both Houses, SC,
Mat he has tot 0ren abe tI maAC up the senate aad
Assembly Committees. H. will hnwever complete
HE task "a loon ~ tie AmTcur bal ~ over, and he
has had llttlG resi-. TIC country meuibcrs who
voted or Hickman Will all b. wei taKen care OF,
and pioe CsTSd The rule increasing tHe Number on
TIE leading Committees nom seven TO hIne mem.
bnf-, aud lie standing Comm tees from 1--WE Lu
ven NJ Whcrs he's been pnssol by this rule n
place. IN all lie Committees rendered less valu
anN. hotsrs A. ID, Btu,r George A. jones, amt
Nj. Van Vect u, tle Lt4Ugid II he lobby, Lrc
Wt' indignant at thu, becau-c any VII nave TO
tp,nd more money to cary tL'lr sch,mu- tIruush.
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hfier the senate had rrp l.cd the ratification "
tie VI. tceuth Amendment Oy (as tn Republicans
claim ~ unconstitutional vote. the same was cent
TO the Assembly Tor concurrence Hud there passed,
after lively debate, Mir jacobs closed the aigu.
meHt in al able speech. The Rcr u licaus ~ both
llo uses excepted b. tie prt Of IL. Dcu Ocra, o1
the ground that tie amendment had bHCn once
adopted, and had p1ssed oa tue hands OF tho legis-
Iture, and / at there was no power By wheel Il
eOull b. agAn EIn.LANT-d
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The Lady,s Friend for November.

This is a very handsome number. The
fashions in this magazine are always
superior to any that can be found else
where, in all desirable particulars. The
stesl-plate is a scene from SCOTS "Fsir
Maid Of Perth . there is a pretty, color
ed Tidy pattern, and the music is the
famous "German Fstherland." In the
attractiveness Of its literary matter, this
magazine is admitted to take the Lead
All Heir subscribers for 1871, who sub
scribe by the first OF November, shall
receive the November and December
numbers in addition gratis, making
Fourteen Months in all. Price $50 a
year, (which also includes a large steel
engraving.) Four copies, 80. Five cop
les (and one gEatis,D s.. 1.-THE Lady's
FRIEND and "The Saturday Evening
Post" land M s~ngraving,) 800. Pub
lished by Deacon & Peterson, Philadel-
phia. SdmpIe copies sent gratis.
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DEATHS.

Notice Qfdedh Tee-ObnhGTV fire cent per Tine
CLANCY TAFT died at his residence in
Pennington, TrumbuQ Co., Ohio, August
b ls7O, aged IS years.
He was born in Marlborough, Ct, Aug. Is,
Eg, came TO Pennington I'm 1917. He was
united in marriage with Miss Nancy Lewis,
March d, 1913, he was converted and ioined
the Methodist Episcopal Church under the
labors OF Rev. job Chandler, In lg29. from
that tim until his death his house was a
house Of prayer and a home for ministers OF
the Gospel, where they ever met with q
hearty and cordial welcome. OF orr dear
brother II may be said, he was diligent in
business, fervent In spirit. serving the Lord.
He was benevolent, contributing literally
tothe n Of God. Among his last dona-
tons was n OF two thousand dollars for
the erection or the new church edihce at
West Pennington, on the foundation OF
which he done his last labor. After a few
days Of great suffering he was not. for the
to rest. May his mantle fall on the Young
men Of the church; may his good exampIe
as a citizen and as a christian, long live 10
bless and benefit those who survive him.
AsHAEL REEVES.
West Pennington, Oct. II, $50.
NELLIE G.. daughters Of OthnieI and Mercy
Brooks, died at Baconsburg, Oct. Il, aged
lyear n IL months.
The subject OF this notice was an unusu.
ally bright child. All who saw It were as
tOnished at the QuicEness with which Il
learned everything that came 70 its notice,
andits intelligent replies to questions. Tru-
ly a fair flower has faded. May the ali wise
Father cheer the hearts Of the stricken pa
rents.
At Erie, Kansas, on Wednesday, Oct ls, 1870,
in the 10Th year OF her age. OF typhoid
fever. ELSIE w. BURTON, wife ofCharles
6. Burton, n daughter Of Richard D.
and ElenOr Myers, OF Milton township,
Mahoning County, Ohio.
In this city, Oct IS, OF typhoid fever, W.
WALLACE, son OF Arnold and Betsey
Scoville, aged Is years, 6 mos. and 3 days.
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GreenvIIle Fair,

Among the premiums awarded at the
GreenviIle Fair, held last month, wei note
The following awards made TO residents
OF this county:
David Bracken. Kinsman, O., spotd bull
David BraCken. kinsman n r,ap bafts,
under lNear, ID DR.. l.
z Bates, htnsman, o., red and white bull,
l. D sheldon, Vernon, O., hsiSer . yrs ID s.
do do do do 2YHl st Or. 4.
David racken Kinsman. ., single redsteer,
OF Hobert. Vernon, O., bay mare under
year, LIST pr
of Ho6ert, Vernon, O.. bay mare under 1
H Mkoo5nee' o~rangeviHe, gray mare 1 years
LysandeT Pelton, Gustavus, o., bay mare s
Isaac Mitchell, Kinsman, o., brown stallion
underlyear, LIST Or. >
Isaac Mitchell, Rinsmsn, O., brown taIIion
ySaIs Isl prem.
CS case, kinsmsn, o., bay stallion 3 years,
c Case, Kinsman. O.. hay mare years, LIST
EP Beckwith, Kinsman, o., gelding 5yrs. 8.
bracken, do do pred steers, LIST
Braeken, Kinsman, O., nne wool buck,
d sheldon, Vernon, O., Leicester buck, LIST
prem. 5.
a. II eAAAAAAaAAH y AAua ~ ENLEkNEE DUCK
lambs, LIST prem. 2
David Bracken, Kinsman, o., Spanish buck,
LIST prem. 5.
David Braeken, Kinsman, o., two Spanish
ewes, ist prem. 3.
Ms. S c Nece, KinEmsn, O., three "a
cheese, AVID sc.
Mrs. McCrackin, Kinsman, Oh ID maple
sugar, SOC.
do do do do 4 gal m molasse, Sc.
do do do do jar tomato but'r, soc.
potatoes. award ID prem. Sc.
Niece, kinSman, o, cOunterpane, 2
Mrs sheldon, Vernon, o., Sy'ds wooden
CARPET g
s c Niece, KinsmRn, o, worsted watch
case, sc
needle work collar, soc.
L D PeltOn Gustsvus, O., spec. apples $40
do do do genl COLLEEN pears 100
do do dO6 varieties apples 100
do do To- do fall do 100
J + Brockway, O~rangeville. Florence Sew
ing Machine, Diploma.
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The GnlaXK.

We have received from the publishers,
Sheldon & Co., New York, the NOvem-
Der number of this excellent magazine.
the contents Of which are as follows:-
LADY Judith a Tale ofTwo Continents"
by Justin Mccarthy; "a Brazilian
POEM" nom the Portuguese, OF GOnzal-
yes Dias; "Reminiscences and Specula-
tons, Apropos Of the Turning Point in
the King OF Prussis's Life" by Carl
Benson; dead and Born" by Ellie Lee
HardenbrOOk; Fort Sumter-Facts in
Relation to the Expedition Ordered for
the Relief of the Garrison in Fort Sum-
ter" by Gideon Wells; Overland"
Nothing by Halves by Frank Lee
Benedict; 1.-THE Reality Of Medicine"
by A. X. Gardner, NJ. D.; "Monsignore
Capel the MonsignOre Catesby of Dis
raelrs LOthar'l =" with portrait, by Fam
ny Barrow; ''Shekh Annals Letter from
Bagdad,'' by ayard Taylor; "Alexan-
DIRE Dumas, PsTe," by Albert P. South
wick and "Lost Houses" by II. II.
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Resolutions or Respect.

EDITOR CHRoNICLE:-AtA meeting OF
the Greensburg Lodge No. Log, indie
pendent Order Of Good Templars, on
Saturday evening, Oct. 22d, 1870, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS As death for the first time
has visited our Lodge and taken from
our number our esteemed friend and
brother, William Winehen, Therefore
Resolved, That by the death OF our
brother we have losta valuable co-work-
er, and each member q kind and sympa-
thizing friend.
ResolUed, That we deeply sympathiEs
with the parents and friends Of our de-
ceased brother in the loss OF a faithful
son and companion.
RESOLVED, That in token Of our respect
a copy of these resolutions be presented
to the friends of the deceased and also a
copy sent to the WESTERN RESERVE
CHRONICLE for publication.
[SignedJ n. G. MOORE, w. c. T.
MARY IRwTS, ". r. S.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26

A new thousand-poUnd bell has beer
procured by the members OF the Baptist
church, Of this place, Of a. Fulton Son.
& Co., Of Pittsburgh.
BY an advertisement in this week,
CHRONICLE, the public are informed that
Messrs. S. L. Hunt & Son have opened q
new shoe store, on Market street, a few
doors east OF Empire block.
Prof Mcqueen, formerly a spiritual
isL has been entertaining the citizens OF
Niles by Whist he terms an exposition OF
shirt mediums. On Sunday last he de-
uvered a sermon in the NJ. E. church, to
a large congregation.
On Friday last at Hubbard, Robert
Montgomery and James Dunkley were
tria5 before Esquire Mitchell on charge
of an assault with intent to kill John L.
Davis. a coal miner, at BrOokheld, men
ton Of which was made in our paper last
week. They were bound over under
bonds Of 500 each.
w. W. Sharpe & Co, Publishers
agent, Tribune Buildings, New York"
as they style themselves, are hereby
notified that We will not publish on any
terms the quaek cards Of Rev. COnsump-
tive Wilson, or Errors Of Youth Ogden.
Messrs. Sharpe & Co. you are not sharp
enough to come that swindle. Not any
Of thstin ours.
We call the attention Of our readers
to the advertisementof Western Reserve
Seminary, in another column OF this
weeks issue. It is a fact worthy Of note
that while other institutions through
this part OF the country are having q less
number Of students than during previ-
Gus years, this institution is in a more
prosperous condition than for years be-
fore.
AT a meeting Of the Warren Home
stead and Loan Association, held Satur-
day evening last thirty-four shares Of
stock were bought in by the Association,
for which the sum Of $4,74S.5O will be
paid. This sun will liquidate many
claims against property and advance the
interest Of the town. A word here in
the interest Of the Association: We be-
heve it to be an institution worthy the
trial OF all who desire to obtain a home
at an easy rate.
On Saturday last over thirty-fve
thousand dollars were paid the employees
Of James Ward Co., for the month then
ending. Besides this amount orders
on merchants and others given during
the month were cashed TO the amount
Of two thousand five hundred dollars.
The scenest the pay Office surpasses that
Of pay day in the army. Bya proposed
new arrangement certain hours will be
set apart for the payment Of each depart
ment The above amount paid out does
include the miners, they being paid
their banks. The number Of men
now on the pay roll Of the firm, exclu-
sive OF the miners, is between $50 and 900.
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Penn. Central Live STOCK Market.

SATURDAY, Oct p, 1870.
The run Of cattle was heavy FIR the
last three days OF the week, and sold
rather slow at the following quotation
Extra, 100 10 I,5OO steers, &,OO@7,b9i
good to prime, LOO to 100, $,OO@6,50i
common to medium, 1000 to LOO, S,25
@5,T5; bulls, stays and cows, 800 to 800
8,OO@4,5O; stock steers, 800 to LOCO 800
a5,OO. The prospects for the incoming
week are not looked upon as bright
However, there is no telling what a day
may bring forth.
The following were the closing rates OF
the market: Extra Philadelphia &,25a
SO; good to prime Philadelphia, 225 to
go, $50; good 10 prime New York, $50
TO ~, T,9O; no rough to common, l5CtO
200 light stock hogs, so to 100, offered.
~SHEEP-gOOd to prime, 50 to 90 ms,
S4,5Oa5,0 90; decent to fair, IS to so hs,S,75
a4,25; neal to common, 20 to IS ms, 800
a3,25; foot rot and scalawags by the
head, 50eaI,0.
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-BAcoNspuRo. Oct q, $50


EDITOR CHRoNICLE-Dedr Sir: Ba-
consburg is still here, and most OF its
citizens, although a certain man made
his appearance among Is and set up a
whisky shop, and said he was going TO
sell according to law, and il we, the citi-
zens, did not like the law, we could get
out from under. We preferred to re-
main, ard the law has taken said whis-
keyits in hand, and he is awaiting his
turn at the next term Of court, under
three different charges-twO whisky and
one for carrying a revolver and drawing
the same on one Of our business men,
because he asked him to pay a small
bill he had made. His race here was
short and lively only had five lawsuits
in four months. He is superseded by
another man, not so ~ferociOus; but the
young men Of the place viii get drunk
on somebody's whisky. 1t would be a
blessing to the land if we could have an
earthquake swallow up all Of the whisky,
and then take a new start.
The new church is being finished. It
is a nice building-the incest in town,
and adds much to It's looks,
Mr.. Burke's hotel, opposite the depot,
is nearly finished.
There is considerable sickness in this
vicinity.
The Good Templar's entertainment, at
Crafts Hall, Friday and Saturday nights,
was a success. The hall was full both
nights, Notwithstanding there was a free
horse show Saturday and Ssturdsynigh
They had good music and good order,
and will favor the public with some-
thing fine this winter. CITIZEN.