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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-12-22

"a 81
Males 49,. ~ .!-.......-....----. %
These come from the following local.
tiles: Anderson, 4; Allen, L; But
Ter, 4; Bourbon, 8; Coffey, 10; Chase.
s; Cherokee, /; Cowley, /; Douglas,
z; Ellsworth, 1; Franklin, Q; Green.
wood, 10; Jefferson, /; johnson, 6s
Linn, 2; Lyon, 81; of these 81 are from
Emporia, and the remainder from coun-
~ outside Of the city, Marion L; Nor
ris, g.; Neosho, 6; Osage, Z; Riley, l;
Shawnee, 2: Wilson, g., Number of
counties represented, %. Other States:
Ohio. 1; Illinois, 2; Missouri, 2 Penn
sylvania, 2. Localities of remaining 26
not now in my possession.
OF the above number 120 have been
in attendance part or all of the present
term. OF this 100, 81 have declared
their intention to prepare for the work
of teaching. m
With no little pleasure state that in
an experience of twenty-one years, IL
has not been my lot to labor with more
orderly, industrious and respectful body
OF students.
"a! IN. WANTS. ad s.I .
Our great and felt want Is more
First, our recitation rooms are, for
some classes, uuduly and uneomTorta-
bly, crowded. When class of forty
members is packed into q room with
capacity for twenty-five, the result Is
discomfort and defective teaching.
Second, Our assembly room has seat
ing capacity for 100, which capacity has
barely been adequate to the demands
of the present term, and would have
been inadequate had not sickness and
other providential causes reduced our
average attendance. 1t is believed
that this room win be entirely too small
for the wants of next term.
Third, This lack Of room eonpels
the continued suspension Of the model
school. This is serious loss; for in
my candid and best judgment, Normal
school is shoFn of much of its strength
without s model school. This is not
the place to argue the functions ann inn
portancs of model schoolgirl must
beg the permit OF saying that 9 nodel
school is presumptively as IFS name
indicates, Q} q model in organization,
instruetion, and management q CD it. IL
q training department. It is therefore
q model for Inspection and Initiation;
also, the training room where the adj
Vanced Normal students make their
first efforts in teaching. Here they
apply the theories which for years they
have been developing and maturing.
But to make these efforts of the highest
valne TO them, and to prevent detriment
to the children, this work IL done under
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DLEASE settle your bills by the first of Janu-
L AIRY, and don't feel mistreated if we tell you
We never promised to even wait until the end OF
the month. Our terms ara cash, unless on special
agreement f5l-5al G. w FREDERICK.
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Kansas Stste bomus' Per cent -
Prize Ts a eSd1s se ars
MoSEYSGose al ikSS per cent. for good pa
per, Banks no. disSSsC Eg. ~
Corrected weekly.
;sooSssss T roma sssoSssS: f:kies. Ghsr
rs, &: rs; fspSsT :sHOs. pa, ;sS'sS Fisiiss'
ssIs y b II Dbl &c 9: :s II.
shl fo Ei.: iS SS s Whiss sR bbf
Sloafers bo1 81 ss se Cod sn, Per He H
@i3,<c; Rallibut, smoked SOC.
CoFFEE.-Tair sc, p ime &c, Choice 950s0
a. odI05Ps hI.:t g.
$1.6O; Young Hyson 81 OO042Oo.
sUGAR-Crushed 1e,.c, granulated ICY, A $50
1a1salzc, Porto Rico i1Sisc; Bemarers 14Ilgi5c
sPICEs-Pepper s5@5Oc; AIlspice 3SG46c; Mrs
GREEN 1PPLEs.-Sl.6 so bu. $3.50 b.
Country Produce.
Wagon priees-Corrected weekly.
BUTTER-27Kc- al
CHEEsE-Country, 1sK025c 800 ot .le
SORGHUM-50G6Oc. TTz- fa-
BEANs-White. 14oO retail
POTAToES-e69T6 sd
Breadstu1Hs.
Selling rates-COrrected weekly.
/
ScoRN MEA-nE.
,1+ Grain.
Corrected weekly. -
WHEAT-9oSoSo-
coRN-NeW. 5000.
.1 Meat Market.
Corrected wssEly ey schmidling and watson.
BEEF-By the side SIC per . !; best Steak hc per
n; best roast I0c per b.
PORK-Pay az and sen for &c per D; stea
loo per n roast 1oe per , second quality from 20
Sc per n
CHICKENs-per n loc; pay g.
TURKEYS-per D 1oci pay g. s4aE rt-
SAUSAGE-peF u Toe. --
Hides Eurs and Leather.
Corrected weekly by p. ]. Lehnhard-
FURS-Mink 6oa1I5; otter S25oSS4; raccoon 15s
10c; wildcat 10a50cs muskfae 4a6c; badger 10ao5e;
oposSum Safe; wolf s0ae1.55.
HIDEs-Dry dint 15kc; drv salted 12ke; dry
damaged i05<; green 7ej green saited &c. green
damaged &C.
LEATHER-BuRalo slaughter sole as5<e; dam
aged slaughter sole zee; osk sole, best, &c; oak
sole, 2, 5e1<; oak upper. per doZ $41G$So: oak
kip per dog $S5aS90 oak calf PEI dcz $s11s56; Whang
leather per doz s10a$2o; ni1gs, pink and white
per Coz. $5a$e; roans all colors per doz Ssslssb0
french calf skins per doz. SSoaSe6 french Kip Per
doz $I0aS120
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EnR RENn
no MY CUSTOMERS.

BUILDING on lot No 14I Commercial street.
} INQUIRE OF J. M. GREEN,
81 SO 1E3 Commercial street.
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REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.

To the Board Of Trustees Of the Kan
SdS State Normal School.
GENTLEMEN In compliance with re-
quest, hereby submit a brief report
of the Kansas State Normal School for
the year 1871: cues 80
1. STUDENTS. 80 3. a.s -a
The number OF students, enrolled
during the year as shown by the records,
is as follows: ..i.sa rfatfaV.. =
Males ....... - .....s........... %
Females ..12(
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Chicago Live Stock Market.
CHICAGO, Dec. 10.
Cattle-Unchanged.
Hogs-DuH and dropping at 00a4 IS, with bulk
of sales at 2oa4 so
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St. Louis Live stock Market.
81. LOUIS, Dec. 1e.
Hogs-Active at from 5 T0a4 20; bulk Of sales
10a4 Is; receipts s.. 500.
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ENIEaOksLA MARKETS.
Emporia Money Market.
Corrected by the Emporia Bank.
EXCHAEGE-New York and st. Louis par buy
ing; LICK premium selling; Leavenworth, Kan
saS City, SC, par buying; is premium selling.
Foreign governed by New York rates.
COIS-Ciold 1.07.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
sizes OF 'sI...-... .i1s New s:sO's OF e. Il:
6-2o's ,62 ..-l099 q Is
100 1o-4OG......1Os
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LOCAL sEcuRITIRs.
Kansas State Bonds, per cent. 81
u 81
Price Raid Scrip, service and supplies. ,S5
The shove are buying ratea. r-a
e MONEY-Close at Ikea per cent. for good pa.
per. Banks not discountinR-
Groceries.
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NEW BARBER SHOP.

Goods AeIIvered anyyrhere In sLe
clty. Prozptly and free Ofcharge.
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Recently removed and re -Oponed, in addition to
their old, an entirely new stock OF
Staple and Fancy Groceries.

we invite al our old frfetds 20 cali md EXAM
Inc ear goods Wefsel coud1ent thas o ~ prices
viii compare with tie Lowest Our Determination
Is to merit fair share Of pa trobAge by strict a.
teatiOn 70 business and right treatment custom
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-18
FOR SALE.

THE RUsINKss IN THE WE'LL.
L known SALOON, next door 70 the Fountain
Houss, together with tho Fixtures, and two Of
the best BiLLIA4D TASLEs @ IN me stats;
schaum and al other kinds Of Pipes, Cutlery,
Book, Tobacco, Shot Guns, Powder, Shot, etc.
EycrJthing In the shop win b closed out In
the next thirty days at COST PRICE.
Customers win pleese call and settle on or BE-
fire the lat DAY OF Dscmbar, 1910, or their &C.
counts WIN Be- placed In the hands Of the consta-
BILE for collection.
da90 i. u. FNCn.
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Yellow Jacket silver Mining Company. by Thomas
Il. Taylor, Superintendent; n
u. 8. Land oaies, New, csrson Ctty. January Id.
ISL.
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70 WOOD sTEALERs.

DuRING THE PAST YEAR, TWO OR
three hundred cords Of wood, belonging TO
tho Virginia and Truckee Railroad Company,
hsyo been stolen In the vicinity Of Gold Hill
and Virginia The Company, therefore, hereby
Give fali and fair warning to any and Al persons
that heneeforward the most stringent measures
ill he taken to prevent further stealing.
Lny person caught stealing the company 9
wood win be prosecuted to tho utmost extent Of
II. M. YERINGToN. Superintendent.
Gold Hill, December %, 1910. deselm
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ASSEMBLY.

oYYTcKRS.
Speaker-R 3. Lowey, Of Storey.
Clerk-Geo. W. Cassidy, Of White Pine.
Assistant Cierk-P. w. No0owen, OF Elko.
Sergeantat-Arms-D. W. Weaver, OF Hum
boldt.
Assistant Sereesntat-Arms-H. P. Burnhsm,
Of Douglas.
Minute Clerk. p. Curtis, Of Storey.
Journal Clerk. C. Dorsey. Of 0rmsby.
Engrosslng Clerk-W. ]. Smith, OF White
Pine.
Chaplain-Rcv. J. Z. Hammond, OF Carson.
Mestenger-John Hobon.
Pages-Aastsrs Musser and TsuEg.
Porter-Nr. pctrs.
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fAgee-IMklt0rB Mutb6E Auu 4eurlbs
Porter-Mr. Pctrs.
xKNBRRs-oRMsBY COUNTY.
4. ]. lockwood, R, Joseph R. Cowen, D.
]. A. Burlingame, R
8. L. Fuller, D, Il. A. willard, D,
T. ]. Jones, d, d. Murphy, D.
A. c. Hay,R Robert z. Lowery, D.
@. W. Rodgers, r, Thos. Il. Williams, D,
Z. L Buckingham, r, Q. Z. Barber, D,
Henry Piper, r, r. T. Smith. r,
samuel owens, R, Cnariss $. ssyiIle, R.
A. LAWSON, r, A. K. Potter, r
ELKo COUNTY.
J. A. Savage, D, y. W. Elyson, D.
LION COUNTY.
George W. Likens, R, J. =. Roney, r,
LINCOLN COUNTY.
N. B. aarasA:.; 3D., D; co,,r,
y y + r RsnSiSs RRsaIiS nts; sIIp:Sn Ms1sSS b p
HUMBOLDT COUNTY.
VIM. A. Trousdale, D. Joseph Organ, D,
Thomas Harris, D,
sr>,, poySLA, G1USrn: n.,,,.,, n,
A. q. Greenhalgh, D, John Bowman, r.
WHITE FINE COUNTY.
Si$@:s ssSs s:ssf; Clint q: ss'ss'a' D.
wAsnoI COUNTY.
4. 4. Il. Il. BssH. sSSsrs K, R. A. j. HATCH r.
J. NJ. Gray, D, III. Mcclellan, D.
STANDING conIrrEEs.
Committee on Education-Messrs. Trousdale,
Burlingame. Jones. Dovey and Brown.
Committee on Claims-Messrs. Child. Green
halgh, Piper, Hogan and Fuller.
Committee on Representations Pstehin,
Rodgers and Ellyson.
Mcleod, Harris, Potter and Fuller.
Committee on Enrollment-Aessn. willard,
Roney and Organ.
Committee on Printing -Messrs. .Deh.o, Har'
ris and Lockwood.
Committee on orporations-Mcesrs. Smith,
Cowan, Sayillc, Pstehin and Miysoo.
Committee on Counties and County Bounda-
ries-Messrs. Garraghan, Bowman, TrousdaIo,
willard and Likens.
Committee on Trade and Manufactures =
Committee on Judieiary-Mcssrs. Williams,
lockwood, Savage, Manning, Bowman, Jones
and Tenant.
COMMITTEES on WAYS and Means-Nessrs. Saw
age. Garraghan, Manning, Buckingham, Cowan,
Williams and Smith.
Williams, CanAvan, Child. Savage and Bowman.
Committee on Public Morals-Messrs. Trous-
dale, Burlingame and BuekinXham. '
Committee on State Library-Aessrs. Likens,
Simpson and Barber.
Committee on Public Lsnds-Messrs. Hatch,
Gsrraghan, Gray, Burlingame and Wagner.
Committee on lnternallmprovemeots-
Murphy, Potter, Wagner, Beck and Simpson.
Committee on Contingent Expcnses-Messrs-
Jones, Beck, Barber, Williams and lockwood
Committee on Mines and Mining Interests
Messrs. Murphy, Hay, Garraghan. Piper and
Organ.
Committee on State Institnuons-M Messrs.
Gray, Tennant, Hogan, PAtehin and Williams.
Committee on Military and Indian Anairs-.
Messrs. Beck, Hay, lawson, Mcclellan and
Rogers.
COMMITTEES on State Property-Nessrs. Bow.
man and Savage.
Committee On the late Treasursr's Defa]ea.
tion-Messrs. Savage, Williams, Tcnpant and
Hay.
Committee on State Prlson-Nessrs. VII
liams, Lockwood and Smith.
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THE NEVADA LKa1s1ATuRR.

SENATE.
President-Lieut. Governor Frank Denver.
Speaker pro tend. l. Hastings.
Secrctay-C. r. Bicknell.
Assistant Seeretary-F. Butler.
Seargeant-at-Arms-l.S 8. Thompson.
A.s.stant sesgcsnt;.t-A,ms-L; b. NoJes.
Minute Clerk-W. D. Mason.
Journal Cimk-N. ]. Sayers.
Copying Clerks. A. Matthews.
Chaplafn-Rev. Mr.. Allen.
Meesenger-Rrank Lancaster.
PAges-Glewellyn Neder and W. Il. Lambert.
Porter-C. II. Parker.
Elected in 1870. Hold over and contest.
onn1Y COUNTY.
Israel Crawford, r D. Il. Brown, R..
c. N. Noteware. Contested BY Notewarc.
y, -, ~ L.Nnsn = =soySTri
John Mi S speOssf. % B. Spencer. 'Ias uassSpiied do.
STOREY COUNTY.
Ss%'; ssS; y; " i1iSS; GSSi'a:, & R, w.S HAIR,
]. B. Moore. R, 'l1' HsSs.s; CON. s. w.F. Dyer.
J. c. Hazlstt, R, D. L. Hastings, R.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
z. B. Hazard, D.
x91x3kIDk COUNTY. r.
". u. Boring. d, T.W. Abraham, r.
HUMBOLDT COUNTY.
Robert NeBeth, D, IN. 9. Bosniasld, D.
DouaLAs COUNTY.
Jas. ". Small, Ind.
NE COUNTY.
Robert Mullen, D.
WITH PTNI COUNTY.
A. c. Cleveland. R,
George =. Mills, d.
wABHol COUNTY.
c. b. Eastman. R. T. B: shamp, R.
w CHURCHILL COUNTY,
" ~ STANDING oornrrrrs.
On Ways and Means-Nessrs. Hazlett, Hal,
Bonnineld, Boring, Cnwford and Moore.
On JudiciarJ-Ieesrs. Bonnineld, Hall, Bo-
ring, Crawford and Moore.
On corpo.ations-Nessrs ShAmp, Fox, Miles,
Nsore and Brown. r-.-..- 80 q
On Public Printing Abraham, craw-
Or On MI military and Indian An.lrs-Ne.sr.. Small,
On Edueation-Nessrs. Hopkins, Hazlctt and
Mccoy. ....
or Internal Impru urements-Messrs. Hazard,
Abraham, Cleveland, McBcth and Hopkins.
On Public Lands-Aessrs. Boring, Eastman
On Mines and Mining interests -Messrs. Nc
Beth, Mullen, Hopkins. Phelan anil Mills.
On Public Lands-Aessrs. Boring, Eastman
and Haxlett.
On Federal Relations = Messrs. Cleveland,
Brown and Hazard.
On Engrossmcnt-Mcssrs. Brown, Crawford
and Small.
On Enrollment-Acssr. Hastings, Cleveland
and Hazard.
On state Prison-Messrs. Hall, shamp and
Hastings.
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Al WATCH! S3 WATCH!
THE GREAT EUROPEAN EUREKA
Aluminium Gold Watch Co,
HAVE ArrorSrED-
l. v. DEFoREST L. CO., Jewellers,

40 and ~ Broadway, n. r.,
cOLR Agents. FOR THE z
- limited States, and have authorized "a
them 10 sell their great Eureka Albumin
nm Gold Watches for THREE DOLr
LARS. and to warrant each and every one 10
Keen correct time for one year. This Watch
we Guarantee to be the best and cheapest time
keener that 10 now In use In any part OF the
clobe. Thelworks arc In donhle cases, Ladies'
and Gents s,ze. and Arc beautifully chased. The
cases are made Of tho metal now 90 widely
Snovn In Europe as Aluminium Gold. 1t has
the eIact color Of Gold, which 1t always retains
II win stand the test Of the strongest acids no
one can tell It from Gold only BY weight tho
aluminium Gold being one-tenth lighter. The
works are made BY machinery, same as the well
EnoWn American Watch. Tho Aluminium 10 .
cheap metal, hence We can afford TO sell the
watch for as and make small proat. We PACK
the watch safely In q small box, and send Il oy
mall 10 any part Of the United States on receipt
Of IS so; any cents for packing and postage.
Aaa's'' ." Nv T. Y DEFoREsT B CO.
n1asm 20 and q Broadway. n. y.
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The following cash entries, male under the Acts Of
1874 AMI lSiS. and embracing lots In the Town OF
Gold Hl are suspended, the records showing an
adverse nling No. 3Si ny J. r. Winters, Agent and
Superintendent OF the Yellow Jacket Silver Mining
Company, with no evidence OF abandonment, OF
that proper notice was given said Company to ap-
pear and present proof at the date OF entry. viz;
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SHOULD THIS NAN BE HANGEDf
THE CASE OF WILLIAM M'yEyISs.


To the Bdftor Of The Tribune.
SIR When Charles Dickens drew his pic
ture of the twelve Intelligent iurymen" in Pickwek
Papers It presumed be the broadcast kind of bur
lesqe, but the conduct OF the jury in the OF WIN
NcNevns lately sentenced In the Court OF General Sea
sons to be hanged July H. may be regarded actually
transcendng 1t. The sad consequence Of selecting
for Jurors who don't read the newspapers and who make
1t point not TO know anything whatever in regard TO
public transactions, Is glarngly illustrated in this
William McNeyins is not yet % years Of age He served
for two years IN the recent war the preservation Of
the Union and at the battles Of Fairfax Court
House Rapidan, and Crlpepper Court House. He
In the 18th Regiment and only left account OF sickness
His father and brother fought through the entire On
returning home, william McNevins resumed his
business as painter and well
known quiet and Industrious young
man. About year the family unfortunate
as 10 incur the hatred Of a couple Of brothers named
Hines, who kepta blacksmithshOp in East sixteenh-st
On occasion brother of the prisoner had four pistol
shots fired at him by Edward Hines. For this the latter
was arrested, but owing to the mercy Of the McNevns
family, the prosecution withdrawn, ana the would
be murderer liberated. Instead however, OF man
ifestine any gratitude clenency thus shown him.
Edward Hines repeatedly threatened % cXcrminate the
NJ Nevins family. ana one occasion, when Mrs. Ne
at her son. he abused the Old lady III the most shameful
manner. and ended by Knocking out one Of her teeth
with his fist. H. then repeatedly threatened to kill her
sons. and in order to protect himself VIM. McNeyins
carried an army pistol which he had used In the war.
one night in October last, he returning from
Brooklyn he stopped in place in SXteent-st to get
glass OF beer aud mere he suddenly accostcd by the
Hines brothers. Mutual friends OF the two testified at
the trial that the Hines brothers chased McNevins into
the street where IN CudeayOrng TO escape, he got be
tween a 0Oal-box and truck. Here. while lying upon
his back, the two brothers assaulted him, OF them
standing over him with open knife. II at this
moment that McNeylns got ont his pistol and fired al the
rufau. All OF these facts rly established ~ the
trial. and yet the twelve incg urymen" brought in
verdict OF murder IN the first degree! A. clearer
case Of iustfabe homicide established, and
the effect upon all cOnycrsant with the caseevcn 10 the
prison ofcals-hds been make them doubt II there
any sucn thing justice left IN the world. Happily,
however stay OF proceedings has been obtained but
before the Young man hope have any sort OF JUS
ice done him long years Of wrctchcd Incarceration and
suspense must IN all probability be undergone, unless
the Governor should directly Interfere. SO much for
trusting to the intelligence Of unbiased jurymen
NeiC- ] Oyk, June 3, 1871. JUSTICE.
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rrIEnPAPH1c NOTES


The crops Of all kinds in Russia promise an
-s.sui reid
... The wheat crop in Kansas has been harvested
The 7ie.1 d unusually large.
The colliers on strike in Wales propose 70 sub
nh thsii atmtns 20 Arbitration.
The weather in England is unusually cold for
he SNOW fell Yorkshire yesterday.
The Superintendents Of Insane Asylums will
Ao1 their meeting he last Tuesday Ma Madison Wis
-, go, The municipality and citizens Of Charlestown
Ms have pa extensive Programme Of exercises foI eeeos
..on o. The battle 81 Bu1ker Hill
90. The ROumanian Chamber of Deputies has YER
l ~ election u he member and Prince GEts The leGef Of tie
''hs'i'A''ea' has been elected President
A dispatch from Abilene. Kansas, says 5000 adj
oA hea Of mixed cattle 100 heeves arrived there YESTERDAY
81 = mies VI Abilene
---lbe AOrmOns having refused 10 pay the eX
Penes o. te o. . Cou wyers stipulated that the
ices o. shall by a. p. N n ana Judge MeKeOu
.fofi 5g ordered jury o be the 0 DAY 0
'al' 4As sfAnseineN tpphes only 70 evil business
Tue arrangements al Boston for the reception
30 ~ ot Regiment Col Fsk the 18th Of June Indicate
Ai vi b. fu military ay The Massschuset lat st
snh ~ oH ne visitors CharesoEn. where the 5ih Regiment
ofee vi elrh Boston A
port
so f great mails between Newlot MasbnstOu. and Orleans
aoor Transmitted Tenn Grand Junction Tenn
Nhsanoga htiifosc running ny an All Inc ron Chsi
,snSea u MERRIAM M Mobile and Ohio Railroad
hssee over The New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Railroad
'Nhs NeN OfisHs Il hoe THAI BY ne ione mute
The Standing Committee on Elections have
AZ. o0ne 70 have been candidates for he full
ghsn salisbury Woressier Rev Thomas nm WsthsH Richard
Dsna f boston JOIN Lowell james Lawrence Boston
sal Hsston. and ~ ~ | ~ ~ - ~ spddes pesepfsd
are George o shattuek Wendell Philippe
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he made TO work for the support Of those he ha. widowed
and orphaned n they are provided for for the state
Of which ne has violated the law.
A certificate of incorporation of the Brook
Ign Home OF Industry and Exchange filed, yeser-
dav, with the following incorpOrators: Elizabeth
sprague, Eliza 7. Wells, aud Samuel T. Fowler.
The fifth anniversary meeting of the Home
for Incurabes al West Farms, n " will be led at As
ISOLATION Hail. IN this city next Monday at - m. "A
dresses will be delivered bY Dr. Crosby DR. scheneh ne
Rev stephen H. Tying, jr, and the Hon. Eastus Brooks
The Fourth Reformed Presbyterian Church,
West Foryeghth-st., between Eighth aud NinthaVes''
held strawberry festival last evening at when '1e
Roy James Kennedy pastor and the Rev. Messrs j. Z,
X Mliran Neyin, WOodside, and Sloane OF Allegheny
made addresses.
The New-York Typographical Society gave
private exhibition yesterday, OF curious collection OF
specimens OF typography made for the library OF the
Associated Printers OF Italy. The collection VIII DC
shown at a meeting OF printers and publishers at "a
uZZO, 10 erect monument 10 GamDattsia bouOi' az
Italian printer OF the last generation.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


ToLEpo June sFO quiet aod unchanged Wheat doll ane shade
lower: Wabash. ~ "a No White Michigan - 3lt0
Michigan. s. +1iasl 49, No Red Wabash; ~
Rejected Red steady with moderate demand lsh
Nike 5c: Low red 5Ie yellow Sole Michigan. i7ic White
SIZE O mod. demand No. 1t SIC Michigan, SOC
Freight. Wheat Buffalo 3tc to Ossego y ne ecep
Flour 1900 bush Wheat 1900 bush Corn, I5V push
Oats shpment3OoO bbs Flour, 800 BUSH Wheat 45o Oash
Corn and 81 0O0 bush. Oais
MmwArKEE Juue s-Four dull and nominal Wheat active and
higher. No ? No 81 80 Oats tmi Ne ~ ise
Corn dull Mixed SIC Rye firm No At S.tc Barey-So eI
mort demand Receps-95O0 bush Wheat 800 bbs Flour ship
iner8lO0 bush Wheat 5000 bbs Flour Preigh hm wheat to
Buffalo. Sc o-, - ~,
Extra Treble BKtra, 1851 Corn easier h1e l
Yellow Oats, 6Jdbic Bran, ~ Jd u 20
Hay Choice, 81 Prime S2tG+5 PORK ad7speed
Mes. : Shoulders tic Hams
Gl43c lari drn Tee 0jdlic Keg ic Sugar bnn; Com
mon Vi dgic fully fair 4Gl2c Moisse dm Fernenting a%c
Wbskv du Eecde B0dSc Coffee 1877 5ic Exchange
Sterling 24: sew-York sight premium. Gold, lllt
WuMrNGT0N c. June 9Spts Iurpenine siedv DC kosn
s;esdv AZ Strained - 81 for No IS % for Pale Crude
Turpentine quiet; % Yellow Dip "a - Tor Virgin Tar hrm
a 81 IS. - NO.. -, 80,
DErRofr June 9Wheat unchanged and qne no White 81 ~
Amber ~ IS Oats-Demlnd COED at full prices. Sc. -
Ga June gCottou doll and declining a. 4A4fc Tor
Liverpool and lee for NeNiorS hiduss sales ITO bales receipts
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