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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-06-15
TIE VACANT PLACE FILLED

New Eng land stands an old fashioned
hon estead, owned and occupied by
lr Gray. There is nothing new in
the way Of Iaint or varnish about the
place, for the han OF time has done
ut st Of the coloriug, aided by Nir-
gipia trcopcr which screens one end
OF tho porch, and then runs riot over
window ledge, gable, and roof. en-
brlcing even ,h1 chimney, while its
myriad scarlet fingers seem to beckon
the rasscr by and invite him to enter
in aud rest.
DR. Cray is seated in tho porch
evidently not 10 coDtcmplatiye
mood. The book that lc was rea-
dug has fallen from his hand. His
eye wanders from the waving bouebs
f erin sen and gold to tho deep blue
of the sky, and there is M impatient
movement Of the foot showing that the
gen lc doctor, as he is called, is unusu-
ally disturbed,
The sound Of voices comes from
the kitchen. A ucishbcr has drop.
ped in and is talking with Mrs. Gray.
lie can distinguish his wife's low
tones, and the shrll exclamatious ol
Barbara, the servant, as Mrs. Kiltruth
pauses now and then for n breath
lie divinos the subject Of conversation
lhough Barbara's "Land Of Canaan !!
s all that distinctly reaches his ears.
At LIST the visit comes to an
end, aud as fIom behind his leafy
screen the doctor watches the unwcl-
come visitor pass down through the
kitchen garden TO the road-gate, be
gives utterancc to his feeling of relici
10 On almost audible Thank the
Lord"
Presently the hall door opens, and
Mrs. Gray steps out upon the porch.
She looks flushed and pcrplexod The
doctor makes room for her on tho rus
tic bench beside him, and half playful.
ly places his finger on her pulse.
Mrs. Gray smiles rs she answers
his iuquiripg look.
"I am not sick, or faint doctor, on.
ly annoyed, aud as Barbara Gays, in q
quoudam."
~ know all about it, my dear" re-
plies her husband. Mrs. Kiltruth ha,
teep here and administered dose o
poison, andyou have come to me fol
the antidatc. 1t is ready. Tell ms
the most alaI ming symptoms"
"She came to tell me- about Faith
She heard that | am to have her her,
for month to ussist 10 sewing. She
says it is shame to give the poo
girl house.room. For she is dis
grace to the village, She went of
with young Larcom last spring i
was regular runaway match. That
Lnrcom had proved to be scamp jas
as everybody said be would. Now
she has come back alone, with NJ
wedding ring on her 6uger, and cali
herself Faith Chester all the same
and looks sick, sad and broken-hear
ted. How that girl can hold her heat
up among respectable people is mor'
than Mrs. Kil,ruth knows; aud sh'
says all the respectable people in tb
villsge have oRreed to give her n
sympathy, encouragement, or work
hoping thus to compel her to leav
! the village soon."
sand what did my wife say ?" ask
DR.. Gray.
"Shs said she would think tho mai
ter over"
|; Tie dector groans.
5 "Havs l disappointed you Reuben? |?
at is time for the sniidoto, he rs
: piled, and passes ,his srm around hi
: wiis's waist. drawing her bead dow
upon his broad shoulder.
UTuantv vsara ann MahaI an
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

The dry goods market has been fairly active during
the past week, the advance in cotton goods not pre-
venting very general distribution. For woollen
goods there has only been moderate inquiry many
buyers relieving that there VIII be lower prices az
the season advances, belief not shared in by manu-
facturers and agents.
COTTON GOODS.
The market is firm, with no surplus IN agents
hands and good trade doing by jobbers Fine
grades OF beached sheetings and shrtings are In
fair movement. but are not as active as the lower
grades many OF these being very scarce. The fol-
lowing are some OF the changes made within the
week.
Davol, A., 1870; Pocasset Canoe. 13tsc; do. +.
&C.; Mount Hope, $780,; fepperell. Ga, 25c.; do. -,
2y%c: do. s4 3oc; do. o. 35c.; do. 1914 4oc.; do.
ia a5c Androscoggn l., Al, 1910; do. o., lSc.;
Isc.; Chapman 49, l5c. Clinton, CCC, 15c.: Ca
nonirus, I4c. : Hanover. 1lc.: Chester, rs, l0c.;
clipper, "a, 7c Meihuen; 3D., n &c; ,oo n ,row,
sbeetlngs and shrtings:-Androscoggn g-4, S25ac.;
do. io4, sc; Peppere - PC; do -, 2, &c; DO:
Mount hope l2,ac.; Indian Head Standard lSc.;
brown jeans, lac.
Drills are well sold up and prices are unchanged.
Corset jeans and satteens are closely sold ana are III
Glazed cambrics show an advance on leading
tickets Crashes are one cent IN ADVANCE: Printing
cloths have improved during the week. The market
is strong with an upward tendency.
Prints have peen fairly active. Garner, oriental,
American and Spragues are &c. higher on all dark
work and staples AmosKcag ana Arnolds are both
advanced &c. Light grounds are still to be had at
the old rates.
wOOLLEN GOODS.
For several reasons woolen goods have not heen
so active Tor the past week.
Blankets In good movement. considerable
quantities having changed hands. Prices are hrm,
with probable advance.
CARPETS.
Considerable life has been given to the carpet
trade by Continental buyers IN the English market.
The domestic market Is firm and the supply limited
on account OF scarcity OF stock
FOREIGN DRY GOOnS.
The imports OF foreign dry goods for the week
ending June 10 amount to 469s, 459, figures largely
In excess OF the amount the correspondlp0 time
for the past two years,
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PROGRESS IN NEW JERSEY.


The Newark Turnpike Free Bridge Movement
successful.
For two years past a movement has been kept
alive in Newark having for its object the abolish
ment OF tolls the bridge crossing the PassaIc
river between Newark and Kearny township. At
the last session of the Legislature measure was
passed providing for the appointment OF a set OF
commissioners with power 10 purchase the SAID
bridge in behalf OF the two counties or Hudson ana
Passaic. The price asked for the bridge by the
owners, the Camden and Amboy monopoly that was,
was 100000. The commissioners regarded THIS as
an eXtravagant price. They held several meetings,
but II was not till the holding OF one yesterday thai
the purchase was effected. There were present
Beach vanderpool, Nehemiah Perry. Isaac Van
Wagenen. A. l.. Dennis Thomas Il. Bray, Isaac w.
Scudder, William IL. McClave and Martin A.
Howell Mr.. John Van Worst, one OF the
commissioners, absent. Mr.. Van Wagenen,
announced that the price agreed to he PAID was
only $4,000. 1hls was agreed to. and all tnat Is
now to be done Is to get u deed from the monopoly
owners. This accomplished the bridge will pass
into possession OF the two counties ana be made free
forever. The counties will equally share the cost.
some $4,000 has been expended repairing the
bridge. The income from 1t was about $4,000 per
annum. According to this the commissioners made
a close bargain.
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GALVESTON, June II, 1871.
Cotton strong; good Ordinary l5sc Net rsip's 7vs En-
ports Britain $50, cossiwise 800 Sales, 500
Stock, 59ea. 700,
Cotton strong; miidng, 1870. Zoe Net recepts S4;
gross 1022 ExpurtsIo Liverpool, 33l7; to Bsrceons-
g Ss a'S'' '''''' - ''''' Wv ..', -,
Cotton firm; mddHng, lec 19ac Ne, receipts. IA tx
portsTo Great Britain, 2767 coastwise sue Sales, %00
STOCK, l.. 40 s ,,, ,e-,
Cotton strong middins 1885, Net receipts, aSa Sales
800. Stock 500. . =, -, 49,,
Cotton market 2sc 1886. Liverpool
and lsJac for New York mddiDg. Receipts 30 bales
wuMrsGroN, ~ c., June II, 1871
s.fl R, ~ io low Se 81 70 sn
dip, IL Is for virgin. Tar urn; sa 90 ,sr
Tobacco very ac.v. and higher; iass * Is
TO medium leaf 50 rs Sl2 good to sne cutting lear us
$50. Sales 2i0 hnds. - ,.,, uv.,,,.
Flour fairly active; spring So 81 sl1 whsa.
sps q cora, at LIZ 5 s9 @ m1sd Sse:
h qs, q s s . os . s,ssa No. Sa' d
4e ssc barley No spring, Soc ,ss s;1 -
steady a. ' Ls sv sSss e sss,sF s. css
.eaav "a 90 eS .s, aOar 4 s
S@sss, barley log hos ss,ppI. ss,o
S 0S s. sesr a 10 ys $50 hog: Freight:
hrrn. Corn TO Buffalo by sail, &C. ~ ,,n.,, ,s7,
Flour good demand and the marxet unchanged sales
2so bbIs 81 - for No spring y 20 for amber winter:
10 Milwaukee club held a. 81 "a 81 a. oi
red winter 81 IS cS6n 'saSs 's. s SSSo cu:ss:
p n. e. ssS western Barley Ss Peas
e. y .Si sSUs sU..u. s misn
ss.l' ~ S sSs . aer5
&C. New York g AiS..,, as ssssg: By .s .
ses sSpmen.. Sy Dusa"s wheat sso SosSss
corn. s7i.0VO Zee. Of lumber
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ATTEMPTED ROBBERY AT wteHAwgEa, n j.
Two of the Thieves Captured.

TWU OF Tue '"'rves S"Fe"EV".
on Saturday afternoon youth, named Spencer
Green, accompanied by his brother, crossed on the
Weehawken lerryboat from New York, and were
wandering through Weehawken, when three noto-
rious characters, named John Bogardus, John Shaw
and PADDY Murphy, accostcd them and proceeded
To pull the gold buttons from their breasts. Green
drew forth pistol to defend HIMSELF but
Murphy wrested 1t from him. AT TINS
iuncture constable DonahOe arrived, and
arrested Bogardus and Shaw, whom he handcuned.
lie then pursued Murphy, when the latter opened
fire on HIM with the pistol, but the bullets missed
their aim. Donahoe also fired, but without effect,
so that Murphy escaped. The other two robbers
were taken before Justice OF the peace and COM
mitted to await trial. Murphy is a well known des-
perado, who has spent most Of his time in Jersey
prSonS.
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LATEST STREET QUOTATIONS.


The following were the prices in the closing side
walk dealings in stocks on Saturday afternoon:-
Western Union, 59is 59ss; Pacific Mail, 49, -;
New York Central. 9si4 a 9s5S; New York Central
scrip, o2A. a e25s; Erie, 261. 26ts; Lake Shore,
1i49s ll4K; Pittsburg 1l9 u ll9h; Northwestern,
IA, a 77M; Northwestern preferred 91st 80; Rock
Island, 1881 1894; 81. Paul, 60s 6oSl; ST. PAM
preferred 1914 q 794; Wabash, 6l5s a o.; OHIO and
Mississippi 46sl a 46Ss; Union Pacific, 2sA 29js;
Boston, Hartford and Erie, % rs; Columbus,
Cincinnati and Indiana Central, 2I4 a2ln.
RAILWAY EARNINGS.
The most conspicuous increase In the gross traffic
In the month OF May, compared with the same month
OF last year. Is SHOWN by the Central Pacific Rail-
road-sl49,O4I, and by the Toledo, Wabash and
Western-siI21l7. There IL no uniform increase In
earnings, however, and several or che old roads
show decrease OF more or less importance. IL Is
frequently stated on the stock market thai paTt
GUAR road has made very large increase IN Its
earnings during certain month, Dat as the state
ments are always made IN regard TO those
companies which do not make public their earnings,
there - little reliance to oe placed on them Inc TACT
OF Increase In one month. II true, woulu nave
little Significance, as 1t would show nothing uness
taken In connection with other months ana with
the operating expenses. For the trst nve months
or the year railroad earnings generally compare
favorably enough with last year; but there IS no
great increase trafc, ana the earnings per mile
on those roads which nave auued mate-
rally to their mileage are In soue cases
NOS a large NJ ~ lSs0 Inc gepessl
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tendency OF mGlroad smnings In mrs oountry u nm.
questi0nabiy towards O steady increase but
this Increase must be gradual and can
not be expected to proceed by strides nor to be
shown every year without some intervening periods
or decreased traffic. In the year 1859 railroads. were
generally prosperous and increased their gross
earnings considerably, but since that time there
mas been no uniform increase the Western roads,
anu where heavy pronts have been shown they have
IN most eases been the result OF an economical an-
Hinistration and large saving In operating ex-
penses.-Ftadncidi Chronicle, SdturddU.
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The variations from last week were az follows:-
LATEST PRICES OF GOVERNMENT

The following were the closing street prices
OF government bonds on Saturday evening"
United States currency skies, ll5h Il5h; do.
do, 1881, registered, 1l41S 1145s; do. do,
coupon, 117is 1l7S; do. hve-twenties, regis
tered, May and November 1l2A q 1l271; do.
do, 1862, coupon, do, 1l2 1928; do do, 1864,
do. d. 1121l 1927; do do, 1865, do do, 1l2h a
l125.; do do, registered, January and July 11lh a
111n; do. do. 1855, coupon, do 1HH 1l4%;
do. do. 1867 do. do, 11I5. 1i4%; DO do. 1868,
do. do 114I a 1l45s do. ten-forties, registered
1891 a 1Io,s; do do, coupon, llo4 1lOn.
THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET.
The extreme fluctuations daily in the price OF gold
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
MOoRE-HARDING.--ln New York. on Saturday,
June IL by the Rev. Samuel Rail, rector or st.
Johns church, Newark, N. j., Mr.. JOHN MOORE, of
New York, to MINNIE MUsGRAyE. daughter OF
Francis T. Harding, Esq, OF Woodside Newark.
ROPKE-HERMAN.-On Sunday, June Is, by the
Rev. H. Raegener, at the house of the BRIDES
parents, Mr.. HENRY G. RoPKE 10 Miss kITTIE HER
MAN. No cards.
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SATURDAY June 1852. NJ
Corros.-Ihe market continued strong, with fair do
mand ana small offerings further advanced Nc per
h. Tor low middng and above Grades under
middng did not participate
quite neg ected and entirely nominal In value There
no demand from exporters. The were folows:-
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Wheat dull but unchansed The sales were about
SO0U 81 81 III 50 for springthe outside price
for choice Milwaukee VI ~ for soft do; " d CAST even
ny) for choice No 81 81 amber winter. Corn
steady with OF bushels 771c for xed
small lots Use. 7ac sold with whae76sc for mixed to ar
firm 1t 66c. for Western, &C. 6Sc Tor
Ohio with of about 900 bushels. BARLEY and rye
were dull and entirely nominal. There was very little In
qury for either
market generally quiet and rate: for
grain provisions goods, &c. were without de-
cided change There moderate movement In the char
erng business at steady rates The engagements
Iyerpoo SAIL o. 800 bushels wheat At Bid To London
by sail 25jo bushels wheat At aud 200 bbls q ro:n
Antwerp 500 bills lard At 25s. The charters include "A
British bark, 1000 quarters gran 70 Rotterdam At b. 3D.
Brsh Cork for orders, l0 quarters 1t
3D. British brig 500 quarters same voyage and rate
bark direct Hamburg 5O0 Dbs refined Pc
A. German bark hence to Bremen, 2oO0 b0s
refined petroleum mt IS 30.
full prices both foreign and domestic We note saes OF
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The quotations based cotton running quality not
than half above below the grade quoted.
The market Tor forward deliveries under continued fair
speculative demand again advanced &C. per BE OF the
$500 bales on the bass of low middlng as foowsIune,
2aO0 &C., 100 at 20 7i6c Zoo 30c August 100 az
2oSc. 300 at 70 9l6c, 20 at 2Us4c September. 400
a. sov.n aSe' 400 go At at 1885, sw ue 200 is;
Follows: June 1885, 200 At 10 l5lsc july 100
a0c. 100 at 20 l6c., 900 at 20 August 300 at 20c.,
leo AT 40 5l6c, 16O0 At a04c September, 900 at l8xc
November 800 at lsc 100 each October and November IT
81c together total since last report TO- 100 bales Tho
quotations OF Yesterdays forward deliveries were
iolows:Jnne 1973c., July l9.ssc., August 20 lcc,
b32d to Havre, by steam c gold, sail c.: to Hamburg.
BY steam 9d sail 5l6d compressed TO Bremen by seams
80 gold, compressed SAIL c to Baltic ports by sail cs
gold.
quiet. but uncnanged 1000 bags Rio sold in
quote RIO ordinary carroes loc io4o; fair do.
1919. lie. good do. lIac. llHc.; prime do l24o
12c; range for lots, l3ac all gold per lb
In bond, thirty sixty days. credit Java government
l7c lsc Ceylon, l5lac lie. Maracabo, l3c 7c.
Laguayra, he ldc. jamaica 18c. l59c. ST. Domingo
gold. In bond &c loc.; Costa Rca lasc. ITO Manila,
Curacao l3c. l6c, all gold thirty to si1v days. c-sdits
duty paid -
Flour AND Receipts Flour, H. 45 bbs wheat,
14 IA bushels corn, l4 045 do meal 300 bbs and
700 bags OATS 1875 bushels The -four market dull
prices nominaly Zoe 5c lower. The sales
superhne S5 o. Corn meal was in moderate demand 1t
DIV yel low al
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vas small demand from the trade at

NAVAL sToaEs.-The feature of the market heavy
transaction strained rosn, rumored to involve 2s 600
s so On @ Ss m
G's .ss9es %''s ns
STA 80 for extra pale Tar was firmly held at IS for
WI. @ With n.s ,.
decidedly easier for both crude and refined There
very little inquiry and nothing Offering except In s%. lots
asse w,hoa, BUYERS Rsnsd spot month deyers:
aq, for jaw and for Mas We nae sales q
o os snea ,and .. o wa for s J11s s q %
unable 70 trace it, The Phlaaelplis market 70;
month delivery, bu, Arm for future deliveries; Crude
sss = Use s Gy 'Pps and ipS ns IssS S
There were no sales reported; 20, .,
i55 packages lard $50 bbs and terces and 20 kegs The
pork ,c n only I 5c,e nnd sss The
August SIS september offered the close
wsSus of inquiry and boxes: acuss clear
snort rib were taken a, s9 SIC Beef in asssnss q
There considerable offering mostly At S24 but trans
picked hams, the marke, generally quiet
. ess sesFss .ssa
as4c. hams long cut, ioc lie - do short cut lie
cheese quiet and prices unchanged
fair osOanS dsmARa pssvas At 1 HsGs.
and 7s tsgs Pana TIC Ne per b. Carolina was IN
ia prices for lots, SC. loo for choice
rcnners % hhds Porto Rico, .. ssc Per
N ed sugar was quiet al &C. a l3ac for crushed,
powdered and granuated 2sc for A. ntsc 12c tor b,
iIsc Ike q, llsc. Ike for c. and lO5sc.
O. for yellow We quote Cubalnfcror to common
ming sIoc Si.c fair good fair refining, 9Ac 9sc;
good prime refining 9sc a9.c fair good grocery, Sc
lOc.; prime to choice grocery, io'.c lo.c; CEN
and boTss, &C, &c; mslaao sSs. 5s'c oil Havana
10 10 IA 9lc. IOsc.; do, IL to 15 10,sc a ike:
do 10 to 49, Ike do 10 to 20, 1assc BE. do.
sAsc grocery grades 9'4c lo'c Bra.-Dueh standard.
I2 9sac. lGc Mana-Cufrent clayed and SUPERIOR &c.
"A &c.
SrFARISE was quiet and nominal at 1oc. l2kc.
TALLow continued active and arm at S1ac. e1Sc. for
common TO choice, with sales of 11,DuU los.
WursA FY.-Recelpts6l3 bbls. The market steady.
with sales OF coo pbs, at 92c. 9lIsc
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CATTLE MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Beef steady at lie 13c Hogs steady, at &C. SIC Re-
celps:- Cattle, us, and live hogs, 2,5Ss.
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The extreme fluctuations daily in the price OF go
STOCKS ON SATURDAY
H,ohes. Lo,oest.

The extreme quotations OF Saturday are shown in
the following table OF the highest and lowest prices
nj The leading Slocks:-
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WANTED ROOMS IN A PRIVATE HOUSE FOR
w three adults, suitable for housekeeping; rent not to
exceed $780, above Forty second street, Address NJ
Seventh avenue.
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FURNITURE.

NOTICE.
N. KELLY Co., corner of TwentyGfth street and Sixth
avenue now Offering large and splendid assortment or
Carpets, Furniture, BEDDING, Olcoths, &C.,
selected expressly for the spring trade and low prices
Weekly o monthly payments taken.
A call respect fuy solicited.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

WANTED BY AN ELDERLY WIDOW LADY AND
w her nnfurnshed Floor OF the rooms to
be kitchen. Situation between Fourteenth and
Forlyfh streets Rent not to exceed $45 month"; payable
In advance required. References and required Ad
dreas A. L. box hla Post Office.
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FIREWORKS.

:
LNIREwORKS, Observation-Disclosures CELEBRATED
Eagle Fireworks Waughs Thnnderbot TorpedOes, only
best brand Frecrackers kept mt WAUGhS 222 and 224
Ninth avenue between Twentyhird and Twenty-fourth
streets, New York.
LNIREwORKs FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY AND ALL
OF festvity and reoicings supplied by JAMES
PAIN. Albion place, Walworth, London, England Pyro
technst the Rova Yacht Squadron, &c;
description Fireworks Displays OF
any magnitude Wholesale agents wanted in the States
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A CONSIDERABLE REDUC TON HAS BEEN WADE
n In the prices of Furniture Carpets and Bedding at
O'FARRELL'S extensive warsrooms, aV0 Eighth avenue,
corner Of Twentieth street. Weekly monthly payments
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BILLIARDS.

WE NOTICE THAT WILLIAM II. GRIFFITHs Bill
taking tho lead Of a otberS The wire Cushions are ap
proved by Cyre Joseph Don John Deery Rudolph
and oshcrs. They ony bs had Of WILLIAM II. GRIF
DITHs 20 vesey street
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DAILY REGULAR BOAT FOR THE FISHING BANKS.
~ On after Tuesday, June 49, 1871, tho RIP
VAN WINKLE Captain simmons, will leave Peck slip ut
74 Christopher street At 80 and No. North ut
ga NJ Schebels Brass and Cotlion Band.
Bats, Lines and Refreshments board.
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TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OFFICIAL
u Passports the Department OF state issued by A. @.
WILLMARTH, United States Court Buildings, Al Chambers
street
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WANTED TO EXCHANGy-A WHOLE OR HALF II
w in elegantly and newly fitted up Restauran
Bar and Lunch Room, doing thriving BUSINESS in the be
part of Broadway, for nice cottage residence with
vard within hours ride of City Hail. Address co.
TAGER, Herald onlce.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-20
Another Monarchy for France,

1t 10 believed by the st. Louis Dis
patch, one Of the best posted papers Of
that city ou foreign affairs. that the pres.
ent fraticidal strife in France will result
in another monarchy for that unhappy
country; that At an early day the old
Bourbon dynasty will bc restored, aud
Henry Y. will, amid the acclamat tions Of
the French people. be crowned King of
France. ..g. ..t ..u. 'n. '..
The Dispatch says: "a glance at the
present consultation Of the Nation As
sembly will convince any one, that, in
taking this view, we cannot be mista lseu.
Looking over the list we find that the
body referred to contains three h hundrcd lie.
el.imists, one hundred and City Orleanists,
one hundred Republicans, aod the remain.
ing hundred who havo no ixed avowed
opinions, and who will 60 With the ina
jority; the more gladly should that
majority favor conservatism. We there.
fore contend, while deeply regrsttiog the
nom success Of the truc Republican party,
there appears but one chance for France
now. and that 10 the resotr.tion Of the
monarchy in the best party that can be
selected" 1se ,i.d1.sl