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Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-07

Resolutions of regret at the deatll of Gen. Thomas have passed both Houses. Bills have been introduced into the House from the Committee on Education, for the establishment of National system of Education, and establishing Bureau of Education. The Tenn. members of the Committee present minority report.
 The Senate Finance Committee report a bill reducing the income tax to per cent. after 1870 .z-- ---.-
 The House has passed the bill estab- fishing Bureau of Education. The Senate is debating the Georgia bill. and the House the Tariff
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-07

nssa gave one hundred majority for Lincoln. Now ik gives Democratic majority of about fifty. This sxaeolntion has been accomplished partly through the salnahnesa and pig-headedness of the mana esrs but more by hard work.
 Nr Beers has done his full share and more than his ahare. His nomination for Senator greatly pleAs<s the young Democracy and they are go- fnR to take of their coats and work for him-Sen. tdad, Aprd l, 1870.
 We'll they did ''work for him" and here is the result:
 Cornwall, English maj. 31
 maj. AGAINST Beers. 21 Sharon, English maj. 141
 Beers mai. S6 . Crack your whip again, Henry l..
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and Goue1nment Tdxes, -'~~-'' (6) They bear per cent. interest, payable half yearly, May 1st and November ist, in New York, (g.l They are issued either registered Or coUGon. ana are 0 Me denominations of seO9 and S1 900.
 THE PRICE IS PAR AND INTEREST.
 To those who desire to avoid all risks to their investments, who prefer absolute safetv with a liberal income, We recommend the AIR LINE BONDS. believing them to possess advantaeea which will cause them to be a favorite iuyeatmSnt and always in demand.
 HATCH & FOoTE.
 Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities
 No. IA. Wall Street. New York. N
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LITCHFIELD.

The Democracy held their Representa- tive caucus on Saturday and developed some lively voting and the choice of an entirely new ticket. a-a 9
 There was rather serious affray, on Monday night, commencing at MT. F. J. Braman's saloon, and which resulted in a young mans having piece of his lip bit ten out. The fracas ought to be investi gated. D. .....,5 .e
 The non-appearanee of the North1eld returns kept our moderator up till near midnight, Monday. I..s.g.l
 --Geo. Nj. Hand, of Morris buys the farm of Rollliu F. Kilburn, situated in Litchield, Morris and Washington.
 The heirs of the the late A. O. Smith sell the Dudley farm, south of this village, to Arthur D. Catlin, for $2.000.
 Samuel I. Taylor sells HenryT. Went worth his farm about two miles east of the village for g. 800. t.g c3 ss..a... Thomas and Patrick Lyons buy seven. ty acres and buildings of Charles L.. Per. kins, in Beach St.. for $2, 800.
 Win. Fl. Palmer deeds to Frederick E. Landon eighty acres in the western par1 of the town, for 1,500.
 David R. Ferguson buys 145 acres oi A. D. Smith, Price S2,900. : I.4
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-07

Veterinary Surgeons all over the country are recommending Shersdans CaUalry Con. dition Founders for the following trouble in horses:-Loss of appetite, roughuess of the hair, Istoppage of bowels or water, thick water, coughs and colds, swelling of the glands, worms, h orse all, thick wind, and heaYes. sA .......s... E ..v
 A friend of ours who is chief clerk in the Governmental Dispensary, says that. no medicine chest is now complete without Johnson's -Anoelyne Liniment. We always supposed it was prescribed by law; if it is net, it ought to be, for certainly there is nothing in the whole materia msdica of so much importance to the soldier and the sailor as Johnson's Anodyne Lineament.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-07
Congressional.

. The House has passed bill for tunnel ing the Niagara.
 The Texas Senators have been sworn In. and Gen. Ames is admitted to the Senate from Mississippi. The Texas members of the House have also been admitted. .s
 The Texas bill was pa ssed the Senate by a strict party vote, on Tuesday of last week, and passed the House on Wednes' day. The President approved the bill, and the Secretary of State issued his pro- clamation declaring the Fifteenth Amend ment adopted. Gen. Logan takes strong ground for the reduction of the army, notwithstanding the remonstrances of Gen. Sherman.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-07

7 ~ There seems to be quite mystery about the disappearance of Collector Bai- Icy of the N. '. 32d District. His friends claim that the deficit in his accounts was incurred in prosecuting whiskey thieves, and that he is himself poor, and leaves his family destitute. Gen. Pleasanton suc- ceeds him as Collector.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-07
GOSHEN.

Our election went of very quietly. There never was time before when the roads, blocked up with the great, soft, snow drifts, completely. prevented so many oi our older Republican voters from coming to the polls. On the State Ticket, we gave Republican majority of '29, and all the Republican Justices are elected. For Representatives, each party had regular ticket, and Mir. Edward Norton, Republi
 can, received the highest number of votes; but MT. Frederick B. Hurlbut, Democrat received threemors votes than the other Re publican Candidate. H. N.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-07
REcAPITULATIoN.
THE LEGISLATURE. SENATORS ELEcTED.

Republicans marked r. Democrats q. First District Elisha Johnson, q. Second District = ffliam6 Goslee, F. Third District Qhauncsy Goodrich, d. Fourth District-Lucien w. Sperry. d. Fifth District Brown, d. Sixth District Serene HI. Scranton, r. Seventh District-Amos B. Taylor. F. Eighth District Edward Harland, r. Ninth District Henry Williams. 7. Tenth District-Legrand G. Beers, q. Eleventh District lanes Sanford, d. Twelfth District-Elbert A. Woodward, q Thirteenth District-Ira G. Briggs, r. Fourteenth Dislrict-Joseph D. Barrows, r. Fifteenth District-Henry s. Barbour, r. Sixteenth District-N. Taylor Baldwin, r. Seventeenth District Victory 0. Beers, d Eighteenth District Alfred Hubbard, q. Nineteenth District -Chas D. Griswold, r Twentieth District Eliab A. Converse, d Twenty first District Madison Woodward, ,r.
 Republicans 11-Democrats 10
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REPRESENTATIVES ELECTED.

REPRESENTATIVES, ELECTED.
 urcHFIELD COUNTY. Litchfeld-E. w. Seymour, d. Henry Frisbie, d. z-+ sffs4- Barkhamsted-Two Dems. f-
 Bethlehem-Warren H. Taylor, d.
 Bridgewater-Daniel Keeler, d. Canaan--Henry Sturges, d.
 Colebrook-Solomon Sackett, T. John P.
 Ooruwall-Wm. H. H. Hewitt, d. Geo. 0. Harrison, d. 1 .aa. at ..g
 Goshen-Edward Norton. r. Frederick E. Hurlbut, d. li a
 Harwinton-Henry Catlin, r. David Birge, r. 5 az Kent-Chas. Edwards, d. Morris-S. Morris Ensign. a% New Hartford-Edward M. iChapin, r. | Sylvester N. Pettibone, r. e.4a.a New Mlfori-MonroeL l.. Frost, d. Wm. | w. Wells, d.
 North Oanaan-J. B. Hardenbergh, d. Edmond D. Lawrence, d.
 Norfolk--Wm. K. Peck, r. Joseph M. l Cowles, r. ~'4"7s 1 Plymouth-Thomas J. Bradstreet, r. 4
 Roxbury-ChaunceyB Beers, d. l Sallsbnry-John J. Lanlon, q. $. P. Sharon-Baldwin Reed, 2d, d. John 0. Smith, d. ~i ss,s i Torring gton-J. W. Phelps. r. Luther Bronson, r. sts. Washington-S. H. Welton, d. S. H. Clark, d. Warren-Beecher Perkins, r. E .E5 Watertown-Chas. A. Warren, r. 1 Winchester-R. H. Moore, d. Frederick Woodruff, d. aa
 Woodbury-Geo. P. Crane. r. J.. P. Capewell. r. t14lste s.ss l Republicans, 16; Democrats, A.
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April 5th, 1870.
WASHINGTON.

Mrs. Pattie Parker, widow of the. late JustinsP Parker, the oldest woman in town. died the 18th ult., aged .89. r-
 f- MT. Gunn's School closed last wsel Wednesday,. end ths Doy's Paradise" i. now as quiet as beehive after swarming time. <>..r..-,..s. .5 .............s
 =. The Rev. ", 8. Colton will give leo turs in Farmers Hall, Thursday. Subject, American Traits." ....-..F... ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-07
Taxes 1 Taxes 1 Taxes.

All persons liable to pay taxes in the Town of Litchfeld are hereby notified that the Collector will meet them for the purpose of receiving tho same as follows:-On "Wednesday April 27th, at the Post Office in Milton, on Thursday the 28th, at the Post Office in Bantam Falls, on Saturday the 30th, at the Post Office in Northheld
 The time that the collector will remain at the above named places will be from o'clock .. n. until noon. I--. ..sF, ....
 will be at the United States Hotel in Litchfleld Village on Monday the 2d day of May to receive taxes from g o'clock .. m. until o'clock, p. n. After the 2d day. of May one per cent will be ad- ded to all taxes unpaid and further sum of one per cent. after the first day of each month until Che same ia paid. ,. t,,. .ss.l .l.--...
 52 sw THos L. sALToNsTAL1, Collector.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-07

CLEANSING THH B1ooD," upon which charlatans have harped so much, is not 6 mers catch word and delusion. The micro
 scope eshows that some diseases exist like parasitic growths upon the globules of thu blood, and it is further known that some subtle substances destroy or expel them These substances have been combined tt make Avsr's Sarsaparilla, which does ef
 fectually expel the disorders that breed and rankle in the blood to rot as it were the machinery of life. [Mercer (Pa.) Whig
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-07
NOTICE.L

THNAKEN BY VIRTUE OF A WAR -A RANT to me directed, for the Collection of Town Tax for the Town of Washington, of l3 mills on the dollar, on List of 1868, 80 much of the real estates of Joseph F. Moore, Joseph Hti- son, and George F. Shove, as will pay said tax, with incidental costs--which real estate, shall oder for sale at the sign-post in New Preston, nearest where said property hes, on the 2d day Of June, 1870, at o'clock in the afternoon.
 D. G. PLATT, Collector. Dated at Washington, this 18th day of March,
 1870. Y - Ha3.I,l.. q, ' 9w.62%
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DEFEAT.

The result on light vote, this year, on- ly serves to show how close the state really iA The advantage of weather was greatly in favor of the Democracy. In the city voting was a comparatively easy matter, but in the country it involved the worst pos able travelling to the polls and exposure Co . bitter northeaster. We are not sur prised to find, therefore, that while there is falling off of probably not less than four per cent. from last year, on the total vote in the State, in Hartford. New Haven, Waterbury and Bridgeport the falling off is only about one per cent, and in those towns the Democracy make gain of TIA -a very large part of their gain in the Stzte.
 The Legislature is surely republican. We have one majority in the Senate. and seventeen in the House. While we regret shs defeat of MT. Jewell and the State ticket, there is nothing really discoura- ging in the general result. Next year, we shall have the colored vote, we cannot have worse weather and travelling, and may reasonably expect the telegraph wires tO sing different tune.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-07
Goshen Taxes.

FENHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RE-
 A CEIvED 8 warrant to collect 8 Tax of Ten Mills on Dollar laid on List of 1869, hereby gives notice to all persons liable to pay taxes in the town of Goshen, that he will be at the Store of Brooks Bros., in Goshen Centre, on Monday, the 25th day of April next; at the Store of Lucas, Hurlburt & Allen, in West Goshen, on Tuesday, the 26th of April; from 10 o'clock, A. M. until o'clock, P. M., on each of said days; and at the House of o. M. Humphrey, in North Goshen, on Wednesday, the 27th of April, from 2 o'clock, P. M. until P. M.-for the purpose of receiving said taxes. @s45,3
 An addition of one per cent will be made to all taxes unpaid to May 1st, 1870, anda further addi- ton of one per cent 8 month for each month thereafter. CHARLES J. PORTER, Collector. Goshen, March 30th, 1870. tEi- 6l-w3
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-07
JUDGES OF PROBATE.

Litchfield- George M. Woodruff, d. - Canaan-Frederick Watson. d. .7s ..&. Cornwall-Frederick Kellogg, q. al Harwinton-Abijah Catlin, r,
 Kent-Perry Hufcut, d.
 New Hartfor.l-Fltch w. Burwell, r.t-1 New Milford-James Fl. McMahon, q. Norfolk-Robbins Battell. r. Plymouth-Augustus H. Fem, '.
 Torrington-Henry 8. Barbour, r. . Ro1bury-HermanB B. Eastman, q. & Washington-Henry H. Morehouse, d. Watertown--L. W. Cutler, 2. Wlnchester-Hiram Perkins, d. Woodbury-Jalnes Huntington, d.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-07
NOTICE

Notice is hereby giveneto all persons holding ofl ders drawn by the selectmen of Litchiield, on ths Treasurer, to present such orders for payment. on or before the Sd day of May next
 GEO. M, WOODRUFF, Treasurer. Litchfsld April 2d, 1870. 624w
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-07
~The New Haven c;tv elect;on

e~ The New Haven city election results in the victory of the citizens ticket in the common council; Q tie in the board of al derman; the election of Fox, citizens can didate for city clerk. over Hayes, Galla. gher's fistic opponent and that of Lewis, democrat, for mayor by only TOO majority.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-07
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice of Dissolution. VENHE CO-PARrNERSHIP HERETO A FORE existing between the undersigned und the firm and name of the CANAAN LIME CO. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. George F. Osdy will contil ue the business, and will settle the affairs of the late Firm. ... .. E. s. NORTON,
 GEO. F CADY, s... E. T. NORTON,
 .------ ---- -4- D. R. SPAULDINo. Falls Village, April 2d, 1870. Sw-69
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Nem A0nertisetrlents.
LitChfield Institute,

THE Summer Term of thirteen weeks will com.
 \ mence on Monday, April 25. F Mr. Pettibone will be assisted in the School by Mss Bronson. For terms, or other information, apply to H. R. Colt, Or Dr. Buel. 62-wA
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-07
MARRIED.

In Cornwall. March 31st, by Rev. Wm. H. Stebbins, MT. Frederick. M. Brown of Bristol, to Miss Emily G. Reed of Corn wall. ~ s~sA iz @
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MORRIS.

Mir. James M. Marsh has sold his farm to Mir. Levi M. Frisbie of Milton. Pos session given April l, 1871. Price $4, 300.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-07

A Norwich Congregationalist gives the Home Missions $5, 900. 49
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-07

Hon. G. Fl. Hollister lectured on Hayti, at Bridgeport, last week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-07

n EPORT of the con dition of the First Nation f6 al Bank of New Milford, at the close of busi- AUness March 2th 1870. t z
 .Nia. . LIABILITIES.
 Loans and Discounts, l24O52O6 Overdrafts, 299732 U. 8. Bonds to secure circulation, l27,lOOOO Other Bonds, 2l00 co Due from Redeeming Ageut. 7s.9457S Due from other National Banks, 7,01192 Due from Bankers, 1,289A Banking House, Ls- ysa.. S,5OO.OO Current Expenses, 460.68 Taxes paid, . 4.22 Cash items (including starnrs,, 2,217.66 Bills of other National Banks, l0,100O0 Fractional currency (including Etckels) 1S8.29 Legal tender notes. 14,5ss.OO
 .---- .--. -.-- .-l y sa74, ,85s47
 RESOURCES.
 Capital Stock. 125,OOO,OO Surplus Fund, . . r -' r N, . lS,122T3 Exchange, S29 ,66 Profit and Loss. 6,491.97 National Bank Circulation lO923O.OO State Bank circulation. 1147OO Dlvtd0nds unpaid, . 1921 .OO Individual deposits, lO3, ,S91. .23 Due to National Banks, .a.. 14,019 68 ef3 ly- $374, 1858 47
 I, Henry Ives, Cashier of the First National Bank of New Milford, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true according to the best of my knowledge and belief HENRY IVES, Cash. STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
 COUNTY OF LIToHFIELD,
 Sworn to and subscribed before me this S1st day of March, 1870; soD,p a,ssu,i,.
 (1s. ~- Notary n.,,. Correct, Attest, DANIEL MARSH, LYMAN sM1rr, Directors GEO. TAYLOR,
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-07

A man abandoned his daughter, at Will limantic, last week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-07

A fellow named German shot his wife in New Haven, last week. It is doubtful whether she recovers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-07
DEMTAL MOT1CE.
9IE U.S. PATENT OFFICE,

Washington, D. C., March 18th, 1870. On the petition of Edward Parker, of Ply noutsi, Cenn., praying for the extension of & patent granted to him on the 2d day of Sep tember, 1e66: for an improvement in Buckle for Wearing Apparel.
 be closed on the 2nd day of August next, that the time for filing arguments and the Exami ners report be limited to the 18th day of Au- gust next, and that said petition be heard on the I7th day ofAugust next. essaW
 Any person may oppose this extension.
 Ga SAM'L s. RISHRk, 5l 8w Commissions of Patents,
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Desirous of giving every encouragement to persons favoring us with local news. we make the following propositions to regular and occasional correspondents:
 l. On publication of any communication we will forward sir extra copies of the EN =QUmMn containing the same to the address . of the person sending it to us, or to any persons residing within the county such person may designate. Correspondents must advise us, at the time of sending communication. of the number of copies desired, and Co whom they are to be sent.
 2. Local items from reliable sources in any part of the county will be received with pleasure, but we are particularly de- sirous of increasing our list of regular cor respondents. To each of these, or to such person as he or she may designate, we will send a copy of our paper regularly in ad- dition to the extra copies mentioned above
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STATE ITEMS.

Two persons were killed, and several wounded, by boiler explosion in New
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-07

n EPORT of the con dition of the First Nation al Bank of New Milford, at the close of busi- AOness March 24kh 1870. v z
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Beers majority, 324.
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The Latest News.
gg1GHI GENERAL I news IL sSs1

The Republican Congressional Conyen-
ton at Cortlaudville, n. +, Wednesday,
nominated Hon. R. Holland Buell., Of
Cortland, for successor in Congress to Hon.
Dennis Mccarthy, in the Oneida district.
The, New York Democratic State
Central COMMITTEES. appointed by the
Convention met In Rochester Wednesday
night, and organized by the, election Of
Samuel " TfEden,, Chairman, and VIM.
Cassidy, ot Albany, Secretary. The Ex-
ecutiye Committee was also appointed.
The next meeting will.be held in New
York'city'0n the 80th Of this month l.o
Vice President Coltax addressed a
large audience, on Wednesday, at Rush
vile, Ind, and in the evening another at
0oIS'l 'FaS lsth annual Sansuapnlatiq4 Mlbtipss,,s5b lbtiss,5bl
Is now In progress at Winona. The dis
play in all departments promises to be
very large, especially IN horses and ,agri:
cultural machinery. Over one thousand
entries have been made. -.r,.
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ADDITIoNAI LOCAL.

FRIGrFu1 FA11.-sometime during
Wednesday night q man named Owen
Skinner (tom GAINESVILLE, he says fell
over the bluff at the northwest corner OF
the Female College grounds, 70 The road
way below, a distance d fully sixty feet.
He was discovered lying in the road early
yesterday morning and takeninto Hobbs,
Taylor & Co.'S machine shop. and subse.
duently was removed to d private resi-.
dence a lew doors east oHstlie establish
ment mentioned. Dr., Reeves was called
In and made thorough examination iof
,he case. No bones were found to be
broken, nor did,ths man conplainiot sui
tering any pain, only when moved. His
injuries are evidently internal, and may
result fatally. The only external injury
discovered was slight abrasion Of the
skin on the forehead, His. respirdtions
were short and labored when VIC saw him,
and the spinal cord was seriously effected
bYeoncusslon, 80 we were ilEoflned. "a
It's thoushtjths nnf6Itupate man was
wandering about In The darkness during
tho night mentioned, and without know.
ing anything Of the dangerous nature Of
the foute'which she'was travelling, climb
ed lover The fence al the point indicated,
and soon made the fearful plunge as the
fence stands Just on the edge of the prcci.
pice. Tho marks made on the face Of the
cliff by his body could be plainly seen,
yesterday. To visit, the place and see the
distance he fell, and theragged cheraStst
Of the ground, his escape from instant
death will excite surprise.
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GRAVEL Fl AND CEMENT RooF1SG. ~
George Crumbacker, would inform the
public that he is still engaged in the
Gravel Roofing business, and that he is
prepared at any time toput on roofs, eth
er large or small, at the shortest possible
notice, guaranteeing his work for term
ofycars. He has now been, engaged in
tho business for seven years past aid his
work has outltved a half dozen other
Patent Roofs. The demand for his work
Is increasing from year to year, He put
on during; The past year'1 500 Squares rof
his roofing In this city, which 'has given
satisfaction in every respect Address
him through the Post Office, or call at his
brick.yard, head of Lindsey street, All
orders viii be attended to promptly. 7, 7
/ l-,tS -4 - 2 - h II
Fun Robes, all styles, at the Fur Store.
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Libel suit IN Boston.
. 2 i"e'; hBosffoGSS. ron Sept. 2s.

oOsIONi 0Spt So
DunhamF q Thayer, publishers Of the
TTmsS, have been sued in the Superior
Court for libel by J. ", simonton Of the
Associated Press. The matter complain.
ed Of consists OF a series OF articles which
the plaintiff avets reflect upon Ills personal
integrity in the administration Of the al'
fairs Of tho Associated Press. slmontohb
friends claim that these articles were un.
proYoke ID tandaSo clearly malicious as tp
leave hinho other recourse than to force
his assailants to face their own charges In
Court Real estate Of the defendants TO
the amount Of $4,000 Is attached to abide
the result Of tho suit. -,
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Cincr.iLnInnaljti Marco. y


ti1 tilG ad. ylitt .CmoTNMAFI, Sept q. y
qF1ouR-Qulet and unchanged; /; at 85 VG0G 90,
GRGN-%heat-D -Dull and prices shade lower;
No. I, red winter Si'1S0i 16 Corn Market
steady; moderate demand atT 9a0V1e!, Oats.
Steady and In uiodekAte demand at S4044c for
common 70 ehoice!l Rye-DemAnd fair and mar
iCoFFoN4Si Sieady; mIddllng at 1sc. " 4d.It.iR'
.ToRIuco- Unchanged. ,fcEf eruiIA.esQg'
WHnKY-Dnll but unchanged. II
pRoyIStoNs-heSS Pork neglected at $26 80.
Bulk Meats dull and nominal Gt I2H 614e for
shoulders and sides. Bacon dnll but unchanged;
shoulders 14Di4ke; sides 18Ifo; elaar and clear
RIB 17xc. Lafd- -Holders NOT willing 70 make
THoSsSUhchGngod. 1qila So: rsiili. ~.
BuTTEl-searo and frm at s0035, "a ul Z. ii
= E0os-&3828c, Il t,A.t,,lt ,fir,t 4r..-f
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Pr Prompt aaIat Justice at PlttsbuIrrssih.0 y
pTffiIiIIJlIliiiyi65GIf = h :Sent afilber 99

Cyrus Adams, ,sWho knocked down and
robbed tho paymaster Of shoenbergeEs
mill. df Sft 900, w Wednesday attefnooh,
va, tried tod and sentenced 10 twenty
four years imprisonment BY Judge Stove.
The prisoner shot twice at the policeman
who arrested him, which Increased the
TheIpFisoner will 60,in the
penitentiRry within dtWentysfour hours
after committing the robbery. ~
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The steamer Edlnburg, from Clncin,
natl for New Orleans, struck a snag at
Island Forty Wednesday night, and was
sunk In nine feet Of water, The Belle
st. Louis took off her, passengers and live
stock, and took them to Memphis. Her
Captain, went down. and secured the
wrecker Eckerts to raise her, which he
thinks,cau be easily done. a,,1.
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THOSE Patent Utility Crates supplied
only by Culbertson 8 Fisher, Stove Foun-
dry, arc in such demand that they request
those in want ofsthem to leave theirAor.
den injadvaaee.R First come. firstser7ed5
guaranteed.
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If you want new goods, go to Brues &
Sanders, where they have justreceived the
largest and finest stock Of Dry Goods that
ever came to tho city.