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New York Money Market.

New YORK, December 26. 8 P. 81.
MONEY-The market was active
and stringent throughout the day. In
the morning call loans were made at
I per cent currency to ! per cent gold
on government bonds and 1-32@t per
diem was paid for turning stocks. In
the afternoon the stringency increased
among the stock brokers' tot per cent
was freely paid at the close and long
after three clock some brokers paid
as high IS 3.l6@t per cent
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The mar
ket was dull and heavy to-day, closing
at l09@lO9! for actual business in
prime bankers sixty days sterling.
GOLD-The market was dull and
heavy this afternoon closing at l0Ss
@l0Sl. The rates paid to-day were 81
al l-32 and 6 per cent The prices OF
gold to-day were: 10 A. NJ, lOS!;
lois A. NJ, 1856 1929 A. NJ, l0si
IL A. n, l0ss; ll:5S A. NJ. 1854; II NJ,
lOSs;l P. NJ, l0SA; 2 P. NJ, l0Ss
8 P. n, 1851; 4:3o P. NJ, 1854. The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank
to-day were as follows: gold balances,
81, ,95e, ,053; currency balances, q, 2,4O5,-
9SS; gross clesrsnces, S,7ll 900.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Tbe mar
ket vas strong and higher. notSith.
standing the weakness in gold. United
States currency 6's ll4a@Il4s. =
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CAMBRIDGE, OHIO.
DesperadoeS Attack . House, and
In Killed BY IN Inmate.

Desperadoes Attack . House, and
In Killed BY IN Inmate.
7 CAMBRIDGE, O., December 25.-Early
on Saturday evenisg last, three brothers
named George, Thomas and Milton
McManaway, made an attack upon
parties 10 the house of John 3. Will
liams, near SCOTS coal mines, east Of
this place. Stones were thrown through
the windows, and pistol fired through
the door by the hcManaways. The
fire was returned by the men inside Of
the house, who were armed with mus
kets, and Milton McManaway was shot
through the heart, and instantly killed,
living only long enough to say III am
killed" Four or five shots we're fred at
George and Thomas McManaway, but
they were unhurt. - -, .
The McManaway brothers were des-
perate men, given to brawling and
drunkenness, and publicsssatiment is
favorable toward the men who did the
killing. The latter voluntarily came to
the jail here, soon after the sffray, and
surrendered themselves to the Sheriff.
The Coroner's jury rendered verdict
that the deceased came to his death
from gunshot wound inflicted by John
Chapman Lou. Taylor or Albert Tay-
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MEMPHIS.
The War Ended.

MEMPHIS, December 25.-The latest
from Chicot states that the negroes
have disbanded, and all but fifty re-
turned to their homes. The fifty men
toned have placed themselves under
the Sheriff. No fears are entertained
as to retaliation by the whites.
Deputy Sheriff Shot-Citizen Assas.
sInated.
MEMPHIS, December 26.-Considera,
ble excitement is reported in franklin
county, Arkaneas, over the killing ol
Deputy Sheriff Collins, who was shot
while trying to arrest young Holland,
as previously reported. Hollands
father has been arrested as accessory to
the killing, and one time it was feared
he would be lynched.
The weather has again turned cold
with indications OF snow.
A few nights since, while George
Stariff, a citizen Of Somerville, was
standing in his own house in that town,
he was assassinated by four men. three
of whom have been captured and the
fourth is believed to be secreted here
Stariff was shot through an open door
while talking to some friends. ,
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A Railroad Train Falls twenty-five
Feet-Heavy Snow Storm.
DUBuous, Iowa, December 25.-On
Saturday night the passenger train
boupd north, on the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Minnesota railroad, broke
through the bridge over Shell ROCK
river at Rockford Station, Iowa, pre-
cipitating the engine, csboose' baggage
car and one coach a distance of twenty
Eve feet James Judd, engineer; Bart
lett brakeman, and Robert White
fireman. were instantly killed. Morris,
bageageman, had 3 leg broken, and the
sreress messenger was seriously, though
moi dangerously, injured. Surgeons
wsrs NV At once sent from Cedar Rapids to
their relief, and returned TO that place
Sunday with the dead and wounded:
The recent snow storm was very
severe indeed in Northern Iowa, oloch'
ad;ne ali the railroads, with one exeep.
ton very effectually. The trains OF
the Chicago, Dubuque and M'nneso.a
railroad have made their regular time
being protected from drifting snow, IN q
Great measure, by the bluffs along the
1osd There have been no trains nom
the West into Dubuque until this even
;ne since Friday last, snow effectuaily
blockading the road, and 9reaklng
down telegraph wires in every direction.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The residence OF Mrs. Eversull, at the
mouth of the Miamiriver, was destroyed
by fire Tuesday morning, including the
contents. Loss, $4,000.
A difficulty on Rampant street, New
Orleans, Monday, between w. Bush
and Joel Cannon. ended by the former
stabbing and instantly killing the latter.
= Frank Clark, keeper OF the Opera
House billiard room, in Jauesville,
Wis, fell dead in his saloon. at about
eight O'clock on Saturday night, from
heart disease.
Edward Helzei fell from his wagon
at Bourbon, Indiana, Monday Christ.
mas), in s-fit Of iptoxication, his head
coming in contact with sharp stick,
which penetrated the brain, causing
instant death. The deceased was .
farmer, residing three miles north OF
that place. . ..r
At Tippecanoe, Ohio. this afternoon.
the large distillery Of Clarke, Dyer &
Co., and all the property belonging to
it, will be sold at public sale by the
government, to satisfy its claim against
the firm 4 for revenue tax on whisky.
This disillery is one OF the finest in the
West. It's capacity is 1000 bushels
per day.
The fur and hst store OF R. Stafford
g. Co., Detroit, Michigan, which was
robbed Thanksgiving evening Of q large
amount of furs, which were subsequent
ly recovered in Chicago. was entered
again Monday night, by burglars, and
some goods taken. The amount OF
booty secured, however was not very
large.
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COVINGTON.
Fire-The steamer America.

StCos.4SA
CONVICTION, December 26.-The Ex'
celsior Agricultural Works at Miami
burg, Ohio, burned this afternoon. The
particulars have not been received loss
heavy.
Captain Pierce telegraphs from Mad
ison, Ind. tonight, that he thinks the
steamer America, which sunk at that
point a few days ago, has broken in
two. One OF her pilots who arrived
here says the water wac three feet deep
in her cabin amidship. The cargo was
all more or less damased,exce what
was on the hurricane deck ofthe boat.
The amount Of loss on the cargo
is estimated at 100000. The boatwas
built in Pittsburgh in 1862 by Capt.
William Dean and was commanded by
Capt. Thomas H. Golding, afteruard
by Capt Rae, who sold her to Capt.
John Kyle and others, who put her
in the Arkansas river trade last seaon.
Capt. Kyle sold her to the Nashville
and Cincinnati Packet company, md
she was in charge of Capt. E. Piece
when she sunk.
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Cineinnati Market.


BUTTER-Moderate demand; medi-
um at l4@l7c and Western Reserve at
2O@23c.
0COTTON-Quiet middlins at l9ic.
COAL-Weak and lower; Pittsburgh
is quoted at 20@24c.
COFFEE-Firmer at the advance;
Rio at 22@25c for common to choice.
CHEESE-Firm at l4!@l5c.
EGGS-30c.
FLOUR-Quiet; sales OF sample at
sc Is; extra at Sc 55; superfine at S So
family at $6 6596 IS.
GRAIN-Wheat at 81 40@l 43.
Corn at 46@49c for ear and shelled.
Oats at 36@40c. Rye at S0@S2c. Bar
ley firm at at 77@S3c.
HOGS-Marke firmer and advanced
5@I0c; receipts for the last three days
$3.50. bulk OF sales at a 25@4 35.
HAY-Quiet at Sl5 0O@20 90.
MOLASSES-Fair demand; y. o.
50G57c for good to choice.
OIL-Linseed at 75c.
PROVISIONS-Quiet; mess pork
dull and quoted at sl3 25@l3 so. Green
meats dull; shoulders 4t@44c; rib sides
Sic hams 7@S!c. Bulk meats and
bacon are dull and neglected and moth
ing doing; bacon shoulders can be had
at &c; clear sides at 7ic, packed.
Sugar cured hams are quoted at l2!@
l3fc. Lard quiet.
POTATOES-Quoted at 81 05@l 10
per bushel from store.
SUGAR-Steady.
SEEDS-Easier; clover 93@l02ci
timothy $3 90.
TALLOW-Quiet at Si@S!c.
TOBACCO-Prices steady and but
little doing.
WHISKY-Steady at Gle for iron
bound.
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COVINGTON.
Negroes Shot.

CovryoroS, KY, December 20.-At
Florence, Boone county, KY, nine
miles from here, night before last
the negro population bad a Christmas os
tree at their church. Among tne
visitors was a white man named Henry
SNYDER, who, being under the influence
Of liquor, was rather disordefly; "A
tra,sd ns With him and endsaYored to get
him to leave the church. when Snyder
drew I a pistol and shot Ayle. yts, In :, the ,s
mouth, iuficting a wound which, l! Is Is
feared, will prove fatal. BE then ., sno'
three other negroes, two OF "nom,
aIbert' 'Conuell and John Brent were
yery severely wounded. The name Se,o. o.
ths other we could not learn. Snyder
made his escape.
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Kidney and Bladder Complaints,
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Perfect Purgative Pills,

perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with
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Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, NervousDiseases
Headache Constipation, COstiveness, Indi-
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all arrangements OF the Internal Niscera
Warranted To effect positive cure. Purely
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RIObserve the following symptoms re-
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Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness OF
the blood In the Head, Acidity or the
Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust OF
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Sour Eructations, linking or Fluttertng at
the Pit OF the stomach, Swimming of the
Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing,
Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or Sufio-
eating Sensation when In lying posture,
Dimness OF Vision, Dots OF Webs before the
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain In the Head,
Deficiency OF Perspiration, YellowneSs Of
the Skin and eyes, Pain In the Side, Chest,
Limbs, and Sudden FluShes OF Heat, Burn
Ing in the Flesh.
4 few doses OF Radway's Pills will free
the system from all the above named dis
orders. Price, - cents per box. S0ld by
Druggists.
READ "FALSE AND TRUE" Send ore
letter stamp 10 RADWAI & co, No. 81
Maiden Lane, New York. Information
worth thousands will be sent you. le9
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CHICAGO.
ChPistmas-SuGseat by Gas-1asl-
cd read Accidentshsosing. Stab

SBs
CHICAGO, December 26.-Christmas
passed off very quietly here, although
perhaps with as much enjoyment as in
previous years. A special feature was
the distribution Of thirty cases of pres
euts, sent by the Unitarians snd Univer-
salists OF Boston for the destitute
children. They were distributed among
various Sunday and Mission schools,
land gave much happiness. A committee
of prominent ladies took charge of the
work. Among roany presentations was
that Of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad Company, who divided 5000
among its employees.
The storm of Saturday did great
damage to the telegraph wires leading
out Of this city, and little news has been
received or sent for several days.
As Patrick Hays was attaching q
gas pipe to main this morning he was
over come by escaping gas and suffoca-
ted. He was working in a little cave
formed by the broken stone side walk
of the Lake Side Publishing House
and 80 was hidden from the sight Of
his fellow workmen some time before
he was seen. ...
A freight train on the Chicago, Bur-
lington and Quincy railroad broke in
two near. Aurora Saturday and pas
senger train following ran into the rear
part, wrecking several cars. John
Clarke, engineer OF the.passenger train,
was crushed seriously about the hips,
and the fireman was injured.
Last night two or three men COM
menced fighting on Randolph street.
During the affrsy several shots were
fred, and one ofthe belligerents, named
Thomas Sullivan, was seriously wounded
in the right hip. He refuses to give
any information to the police.
A desperate encounter occurred last
night in a saloon on Halstead street,
during which two men were. seriously
stabbed.
A special grand jury was impapnelled
in the Criminal Court, for the purpose
of investigating all charges OF malfeas-
ance in office, by the charge Of cor
ruption made against city and county
officials in Chicago and Cook county.
1t is composed of prominent citizens,
mostly wholesale merchants, who will
prosecute the investigation without fear
or tavor.
There has been relief for the phys
icians who suffered by the fire amount
ing to SS2S4. This sum has been
actually spportioned to lO5 phys
icians in sums ranging from $50 to $l75.
The physicians ofCincinnati gave $4l7,
New York City, $780, Brooklyn, $l22S;
San Francisco, 1858; Washington, 500
Lowell, Mass $lO5; St. Louis, 5000.
The Rensaelar county, n. Y, Medical
Society gave $75, and the rest of the
fnnd was made up of small donations
from individual physicians throughout
the country. The physicians of St.
Louis sent committee to Chicago i'm
mediately after the fire and before the
Chicago committee was formed, and
thew distributed donations amounting
to 5000. The committee has been
promised large donations OF medical
works and instruments from Phlla-
lalpbio
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hEATHER REPORT.
Probabilities.

'4.NGToS, December &c, ! P. NJ.
" l'sa 0: cold, clearing weather
-'"leasterly winds will probably
-''FaFl on Wednesday over the
-.l extend southwark TO Tennes-
i. Al area ofcloudy and threatening
= '.i, pass northeast over the
aDt Eastern States. possibly
:a' snow or rain tonight. Par
Cloudy and mild weather on
!, ,.5'iay IN the Gulf and South At
:. ale9, with rain in Alabama and
So | Dangerous winds are not
''alti this evening.
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KANSAS.
Fire In Salina.

LRAvENwoRTH, December 25.-A
special from Salina, to the Times. says ::
Twelve buildings were burned in that
place yesterday, including one livery
stable, harness and saddlery shop, drug
store, two groceries, one hardware store,
two saloons and billiard rooms, Wells,
Fargo Il Coz express Office, and Gels Il
Co.'S bank. Loss from $50, 900 to $75,.
OO0 insurance small.
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'N
,o.,,ely for the Register.
pacific and Atlantic Line.
na;ce. IOs Main Street.
EUROPE.

peipforcements for Cuba.
ca =, December 26.-ln accord
n t,h orders lately issued by the
d Government, a further large
-.supa, of troops have been
aj 10 Cuba to join with the
:. 2 won, troops now operating there
,be Insurgents. Several other
.,,. A., now under orders to pre-
-. emlarkanon. Immense guam
,5N,j:nsnce supplies and general
.~,.s.ral are also being forwarded
amer for the use OF the troops
r,:a Cuba.
ure between England and
'r Uruguay.
,.v December ga serious
..,on,iierei imminent between
-.yr.h government and the gov
..,,o o, U-uguav, in consequence Of
> ..a,al ty the latter to compensate
! itmni'y British merchants and
- at Mvnteveido and other cities
..r, sustained 10y the exist
..- % nat country. Communlca-
! an official nature have passed
... tie Two governments on the
-: The result being the repeated
.i If the Uruguayan government,
... {, officials AT Monteviedo, to
81 r the claim in question or &C.
/, 7!.e any liability in the matter.
! British merchants have been
lr ruined 10y the. war, while the
..-s,s o. others has been considerably
!. l.ei
mo-, all the jewelry belonging to
F. :m,-r,s Eugtnie is now being
Il 10 this city. The assortment is
"a aat.e, and it is expected that
...u vii be realized.
lie ce eytrated hound. Walter Nc.
a.n. the property Of Lord Lorgan, is
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THE RIVER.

PITTSBURGH, December 26.-he
river is rising rapidly, with eight feet at
dusk. Navigation to lower points il To
be resumed at once. Nine or ten nil
lion bushels of coal are awaiting the
Southern ports.
CINCINNATI, December 26.-River
falling SLOWLY, with 6 feet inches inthe
channel. Weather cloudy and damp
Considerable thin ice is floating in th'
river. The Shamrock has arrived from
above. She will TAX: the place OF hi
Bostonis in the Portsmouth packet line
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BUY THE BEST.

THE "PEERLEss" CLOTHES WIRING
ER will oUtHear any and all others,
and do the work better than can be done
by hand, saving labor, time and clOthes-
Take one on trial, and IL not satisfactory,
return II and get your money. The PooE,
PARTICULARLY, cannot afford TO do with
out one OF these celebrated Wrngeu-
Price only s5IJO with co2s; cheaper and
better than all Others. Uther varieties oil
wringers In stock. Also the celebrated
noy8 PRYOR BOYD d %.
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ILLINOIS.


SPRINGFIELD, Ills. December a-Gen'
eral E n. Bates, State Treasure, leaves
in a dsy or two for New York to pay
the interest ON our State debt IL Will
Occupy him four weeks. To-mrow he
vill nav over to the authrities OF
CHICAGO the $50, 900 in boudsoted at
the specisl session Of the legislature
in October. r-s
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UTAH.
seu.ter Sarrent serenaded.


OGDEN, December 26.-Yestsday
evening the Ogden City Mormon land
serenaded Senator Sargent on bord q
Pullman car. He made an els6rate
speech, condemning polygamy, and
hoped by mercantile and social inter-
course to abolish the evil; it was nerely
a question OF time. He did not blieve
in oppression, and never knew n IN
stance where any converts weremade
bylpersecutiou. He hoped to Sc the
vexed question which now agitats this
territory settled. The Senator VS. lus,
tily cheered by both Mormos and
Geptiles. He leaves to-morrw Tor
w ashington.
The weather is unusually sevre.
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TEXAS.
The Ship Orion Burned.

GALVESTON, December 26.-The ship
Orion, with one thousand bales of cot.
ton aboard, burned to the waters edge,
Sunday night, and SUNK in four fsthoms
of water. The bark Corning grounded,
but hauled off without damage.
The branch Of the Central Pacific
rsilrord was completed to Austin, yes
terdsy. The last spike was driven amid
greatrejoicng.
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WASHINGTON.
General News Summary.

. . ,sH,NGr0S. December 26.-Lieut.
a.!rr VIM. II Whiting has been
.si f.om the Swatorwa and grant
., lraye. Commander We'd y.
-5m the command Of the Swa.
g. anl placed on waiting orders.
% ASSISTANT Engineer Jas. L. Van
: -Jm the Swatorwa and placed on
.-. or!rrs.
, g.aielphia sends seventy-two dol
-. ,a~ conscience fund at the Treas
= vas no cabinet meeting to day.
,,-.r,ary Fish = not expected TO re-
WA>hin.tou before Thursday.
.. recruit, have been ordered to
80. Monroe; eleven to Fl. Wash.
sai ..'teru 10 Fl. Foote.
..4a Frank NJ. Cookie, OF the re-
..,. Office at Memphis, has been
*, Inspector OF unserviceable
...a. property at the recruiting
--sgu. a, Memphis.
: ne earnest solicitation Of the
.-.,. Solicitor General Bristow has
.-..-l 70 withdraw his resignation
; ~ l-r>eut. Ine statement that
=. b.lstUw had rendered his resig-
J. .,raGse the President failed TO
y. 20 Attorney General is untrue.
"a @-.S,Ow's resignation was ten
p. ONE time before it was known
Y; Akrrman would leave the
..- l,ra.lry Department will COM
...-'. ,ay the interest maturing on
=.l'y 1T, l>72, on Wednesday, the
e, without rebate.
o., -aor,s OF the Pennsylvania Cen
I.a.-os Z Company to lease or buy a
..,ga. interest in the Augusta and
"a rCrror,ia) railroad have failed.
a:-.,0r, and stockholders OF the
-''si have declined 10 either lease
..-: :-.~l, election in Florida to I'll
.-'.s0..-s in the Legislature resulted
5-e.ya,iye victory, which prob
.'-. q Conservative majority on a
" .a.9, and i, viewed here as
E:0' considerable importance, in as
a2. s.a United States Senator is to
-; "a place OF Mr.. Osborne, whose
.Jf'r. in March, 1873.
-- A,.sl;a So, says Foster BlOdgett
sv',-.,el his bond on the indict-
1;oQnl against him last summer,
beDca warrant has been issued
'-. ar'r-; The Grand Jury last
= 'onni another true bill against
NJ b,Di.rit left here last Satur-
Atlanta.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, December 20.
COTTON-Demand light; holders
firm; low middling held at l94c
FLOUR-Unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat, corn and oats are
nominally unchanged.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork steady
at sl4 5O@l5 50. Bacon quiet; should
ers TIC; rib sides Sc; clear rib Ste.
Sugar cured hams l4@l5c Lard quiet
at l0c.
BUTTER-Un nchanged.
WHISKY-UnchaDged.
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Mexican Fluid Ext buchu.

"A positive and Specific Remedy" for Non
Retention or Incontinnce OF Urine, lrri-
tation, Inflammation or Liberation OF the
Bladder and Kidneys, Diseases OF the Pros
trate Gland, Stone in the Bladder, Caicu-
lous Gravel Ur Brick Dust Deposit and Mu-
cuous or Milky Discharges, and all Diseases
or Affections of the Bladder and Kidneys,
and DrorsicaI Swellings existing in men,
women or children.
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CANTON, OHIO.
Destruction OF Diebold & Kienzic'i
safe Works-CitiEens Propose u
Rebuild tho works.

CANTON, ONO, December 25.-A
meeting OF the citizens Of Canton vas
held this afternoon, at which over one
thousand days labor was rendered for
the rebuilding, free OF charge, OF the ron
safe works OF Diebold & Kienzie, Which
were blown down by the gale OF Sanr.
dav. A committee was also appolned
to increase the number Of days TO wo
thousand or more.
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Niha soldiers Home Burned
hilrOad Bridge Goes Down.

hiIroad Bridge Goes Down.
AIM, ONO, December 25.-The
-. Home at Knightstown, Ind.
Z An'-, completely DESTROYED by
, morning. No particulars have
'sa received. 1t is understood
'.s inmates will he transferred to
'."5.a, ~oliiers Home, near this
e over Blackfork Creek, on
A..c ami Great Western rail-
Fl. 0a Saturday, while a freight
.1.;teeu cars was upon it. All
b. @Fn exept the locomotive and
s; Thirteen cars are totally
ne. No lives lost.
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The Grand Duke.

BUFFALO, December 2s.-Ihe Grand
MI. made a tour Of the city today.
This afternoon he visited Fort .or'e''
ana received an appropriate salute
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, December 2G.
FLOUR-Dull.
GRAIN-Wheat dull; rejected red at
81 %. Corn quiet; low mixed at 4G3c.
Oats quiet No. at 40 Michigan a;
39c.
SEEDS-Clover at SC %.
DRESSED HOGS-At : so.