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I. R. Coss. J.C s,..,..
COB & SCH AFER
NffOrMeus at Lac,
JASPER, INDIANA,

w inG Counties. s' s"o'"'
Sp.cisi attention aven ~ the collection Of rlsim,
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Bulls PcCtoral Wild Cherry.
Dull's Cedron BitteHs.
BULLS VEGETABLE FANNY MlA

Az the ahsve medicines rrspsred BY Dr.. Jess Ds'L
o. his sbraisry, bifA street, Leuisvills, ~.
FOR SALE BY IGNArz EcYHRr,
JASPER, IND, and by Druggistsgs..
orally. March S,'7I-ty.
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Her taxes are much less than those Of mnny
other States. It Is estimated that The whole
tax necessary to cover theusual expenses and
the two-thirds interest on the debt would be
only forty cents on every one hundred dollars
OF real estate. The State must pay the int
rest on tho debt as FIR as funded or directly
repudiate. 1t Is not strange that the next act
threatened blythe regulators is to refuse
payment of the january interest. The true
policy for honest men. therefore, Is to stand
Dy the pledge Of the last Legislature, fund
the whole debt, and pay every dollar of the
interest promptly. For few months this
will be burdensome, but in The end IL eau be
economical. To stop the funding no,o and TO
refuse to pay he January interest ,piA cost
ne State many millions an its future .fnan-
cidt transactions. The State needs only q
few years of prosperity to be able to meet Its
obligations easily. The regulators In every
form should be rejected, and the honor Of
the State maintained by stable policy"
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IMPORTANT RAILROAD ScnENEs.--The
efforts OF Generals j. G. Brccktugridge and
John Echols in behalf Of the Etizabethtown,
Lexington and Big Sandy railroad have been
cmincntly successful. On the 10th the bondS
for S25O,O0O subscribed by the city Of Lex
ington, Ky, for this important extension OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, were for
mally delivered to General Echols as the
attorney for the kentucky company Dy
unanimous vote Of the Council OF that
city. The bonds are payable Ia $4,000 In,
sediments, running five years. General
Echols, by virtue Of the authority reposesa
in him. gave the city of Lexington full
acquittance of its subscription; caused his
power of attorney to be recorded IN the
clerks office of Fayette county, n.y., and
thereupon received the bonds:
General Echols, III connection with General
Breckenridge, has been engaged for the past
six months in efforts, both by negotiation
and public speaking, i'll maturing the connec-
tons of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
with the principal cities Of Kentucky, which
connections will form important links in the
great continental schemes Of President Hunt
inston and his associate directors. In ill
these vast combinations our immediate COM
munity is deeply interested. With the COM
plction of the line from Staunton to Washing
ton city, this will be the great crossing point
in Virginia between the West, Northwest,
Southwest and Pacific slope, and the East
St6s,stSh P:-qi.:ssa:
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From the Winchester Times.
Action OH tho EnnflinE RfiI.

Legislative Aceson OH fn9 Eun0lnE NH.
We foresaw that evil would come of the
funding bill of last session, and otE appre-
tensions have been realized.
1t was in such bad odor with our legisla.
tors that they could not "hold their horses
long enough to bring Ia proper substitute
for il, No sooner had the body assembled
than the anti-fuudcrs began to assail with
moro vigor and earncstness than discretion.
The result has been to cause decline III
Virginia securities In the short space OF ten
days from twelve to thirteen per cent. Ihls
is greatly to DO regretted--the more so be-
cause we arc assured it was not designed, at
least By many of the opponents of the bill.
Mr.. Tidball's resolution srspcnding the
operations Of the funding bill untll certain
information could be procured In regard to
the financial condition Of the State was SIM
ply precautionary, and designed to give mem
berS (many Of whom were profoundly lSn0-
rant of the whole subject al opportunity
for investigation, with view to the periec-
ton Of such legislation as the public good
might require.
Unfortunately, the object Of the resolu-
ton was Inexperienced, and it was assaied
us containing the germ Of Reputation. This
clamor naturally spread tc the stock boards
and created distrl,st among our creditors
both at home and abroad.
Thus the resolution, in itself harmless, by
unwiso opposition has had the effect OF great
ly damaging the States credit. But while
we c1n see the reason which induced so
many members 10 support Mr.. Tidball's roso-
luton, wo are st a loss TO understand the ac-
ton Of tho House in instructing tho Audi
tor not to pay the January interest. The
debate on the subject fails to suggest even a
decent prctext for such action. The money
was collected from the people for that pur-
pose, and to apply it for any other object
would be unjust alike to the State and its
creditors.
The House made a great mistake In not
sustaining the resolution Of Mr.. Brooke, of
Fauquicr, who wanted to pay the interest
without committing the Legislature to the
execution OF the odious features Of the fund
ing bill.
We earnestly hope the Senate, Immediately
upon lbs reassembling, will arrest the hasty
action Of the House and give us a bill that
will meet the views Of those who, whilst OPP
posing the coupon feature of the funding act,
are honestly in favor OF maintaining the State
credit.
The proposition Of Judge Thomas or of
Mr. Fitzpatrick, it mattcrs little whiclI, will
answer the purpose, and go Gr to remedy
the evil that has beeu done4
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A UNION TORPEDO ExpLoDEs IN A BOYS
MouTu.-Quite painful and rather singular
accident occurred Wednesday afternoon to a
four-year-old boy, son of Mrs. Patrick Martin,
employed at the gas-works.
An elder brother Of the boy, III passing up
Walter street, pickedup what he supposed to
be a marble, painted blue. lie put it in his
pocket; and on rcaehing home gave it TO his
little brother to ply within The latter, child
like, put it in bis mouth and bit it, when q
loud explosion ensucd. Mrs. Iiartin, hear
ing what she supposed to he the report OF q
pistol OF gun, rushed into the room, finding
the child stretched upon the floor; where he
had been thrown by the force Of the cNplo-
sion, blood streaming from his mouth.
DR.. Scarce was hastily called in, and found
the child to be quite seriously injured, the
inner surface Of the right check being blown
away, and the lip and mouth shockinsly
laccrated. 1t WAS thought at first that one
of the jlw-boncs was broken, but this was
discovered no: to be the case, the child
escaping with the mangling above mentioned.
The supposed marble proved to have been
what is known as union torpcdo.' new
and very dangerous Invention, designed for
use on holidays, Fourth Of JuIys, and other
noisy occasions. Their explosive power is
very considerable, and it is wonder the
little Martin boy was not killed. Chilli
Gothic (Ohio) Register, December $50.
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Te,aeraph,e summary.

A dispatch from Danville, Ky, announces
the death of Rev. R. J. breckenridge.
The Harvard sugar refinery, at Cambridge,
Mass, has been burned. Loss, $4,000.
The residence of J. c. Ward, in Madison.
vile, Ohio, has been robbed Of $4,000 in
bank notes.
The steam frigate Chattanooga is reported
sunk at League Island. She is supposed to
have been cut by ice.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has ordered
the special prayers for the recovery of the
Prince Of Wales to be discontinued.
Annabel Hamilton, sixteen years of age
committed suicide in st. Louis on account Of
a quarrel with her lover.
DIR. Wolf Howe has been consecrated
Bishop of the new Central Diocese of Penn.
sylvania.
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goutr CaroIlna-..fhe Iauklux Trials.

CoLrMB1A, December 27.-In the United
States Court to-day AR; Stanbery moved for
4 new trial in the case Of Mitchell, on the
ground that the kuklux conspiracy culmina-
ted March 9th; 1871, and was sought to be
punished under law enacted April Goth,
1871. He also moved for the arrest Of judg-
ment OH the ground Of the unconstitutional
ity Of the kul;luX acts.
The cases Of Brown and Miller were taken
up, and Brown pleaded guilty.
COLUMBIA, December 2S.--In the United
States Court this morning John $. Miller was
found guilty. Judge Bond announced the
decision overruling Mr.. Stanberry's motions
for new trial and arrest of Judgment in
MitchelPs case.
Ali the defendants so FIR convicted; or who
pleaded guilty, were then sentenced: John
W. Mitchell; ilve years imprisonment and
81, 900 fine; Sherrard Childers; William Mont
gonery, Evans Murphy, Hezekah Mitchell,
Z. II. Mitchell, Sylvanus Shcarer, Hugh
Shearcr, William Shearer, and james B.
SIlcarer, each eighteen months Imprisonment
and 500 fine; Dr.. Thomas s. WhitesideS,
one year and 500 fine; John s. Mills, three
months and $40 line. ...
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Vow York stock and Money J, narsses

New York Stock and Money Market.
New YoRK, December 2s.-Money-Gen-
eral rate 1-18th per cent. commission, but
balance loaned ut close at Z per cent. cur
rency. Sterling, 0. Gold, 1885 to 1888.
Governments advanced l to /. States very
firm. Tennessee's, Ga; new, same. yin.
ginia'a, 90; new, 554. Louisiana's, go ; new,
SO. Leyee's, 90; SIS, 72. Alabama's, So;
SIS, %. Gcorgia's, ~; 7's, 70. North Caro-
lina's, s1i; now, -. South Oarolina's, 4s !;
nav "a ssseet.
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Here is fact known only to two members
Of Dr. Ewers old Fifth Avenue church. 1t
has been kept secret for weeks. DR..
Ever wrote two letters to Pope Plus. ut
Rome, sending them through Mrs. Ever,
who is in Europe. In the first letter he
asked the Pope to confer Catholic order
upon him. This being unanswered by the
Pope, DR.. Ever wrote again asking the Pope
to promise him an order and then ne acould
come out and denounce Professionalism or
carry has erhole church silently orer to Rome.
Now the secret is out. DR.. Ever, dare you
deny it?-En Perkins iii NeW York COM
s1,ercjOI
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A NIGur's EXPERIENCE IN THE SNow.--some
days ago Lewis Palmer was on his way from
Abercrombic TO Alexandria, Mimi, with a
pair Of horses and wagon, with which he
had hauled load of freight to some point on
Red river. Toward night the snow began
blowing at fearful rate, and Palmer, who
had hoped to reach Old Crossing that night.
lost his way. Satisfied that he could gain
nothing by going on, be stopped, tied his
horses to the wagon, and lay down in the
wagon-bed to keep warm. In the morning
he found one horse frozen to death and the
other numb with cold. Mounting the poor
brute that still remained alive, he started to
find the river, hoping to follow It's course to
Old Crossing. Reaching the river bank bis
horse became buried in huge snoW-dritt,
from which it was impossible to extl,icate
him. Leaving his horse, Palmer started on
foot, and finally reached Old Crossing ex-
hallsted and almost dead. His face, hands,
and feet were badly froZen-his feet being
the worst. It is feared that amputation Of
one foot at least will be necessary. His suf-
ferings for eighteen hours were horrible.
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Tssns1y NJ assss1s1yg csyrscsg essanesextrs
ss;sos god eStrss 90; sspsr, ne, sa;s ~.
who;saie iSas Sf Il va q g i %
PeaAEts~ flr4lT srralRe and f4ncg a.saGsgtss
medina. sfE5ta5 receipts fir OF The latter ESaess
.Choiee and fancy lots much tnaa .sed for. .
Dried E1fiL--AppIes, s55Gtsc. FOR 4uartcrs ana
scsds gr1ins 20 choice, l2s12 iSc iAir,
BednS and Peas. Tlask-eye peas- soc- GS1. Beans,
SLs0ft$L7s; strictly primo. g., Stock peas. Soc
PsIks and. S.-,DTcSsed Enrk, i.c.; en- tic hoof
se., viii an acnvc dcrnaaf Dressed tecf, tae7e. by
the quarter. ,S.isGats5s Z !.
, Lfge Caffc-So, 1 smooth, EG.sc- grosa; coed.
4l:c.: mutton, s3&f$7 ~ head. &.
dsrs, sfe boned sides sic rlcarrts sides e2sc.;
Virginia hog-round lsic., and dalI; hlns,
choice, 1sc.; hsfns ard si6es, lie. =;
! 1prE BrundV and IYitsfsy.--g randys a.. WIS.
key, proof, sIIa below proof, 81 1sse. and VI.
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TIE T1cnDoRNE CAsE-The Worlds Lon
don correspondent relates that the high hopes
which the obstinate Baigent created in his
direct examination have all been dashed by
his cross-exnnination, and that the case Of
the claimant is. more desperate than ever.
Nobody in New York, adds the World, much
cares whether the uneducated and vicious
person who claims to be q baronet is a Itch
borne or an Orion. But the enorH1ous Inn
probabilities in the way Of any possible
theory Of the case make the study Of 1t a
highly interesting one. Z
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Demcstic Markeis-rRr TE1Ec.n.Ap ,t.1

NEW YORK, December 2'.--Co.ton duh; sales, l.2l1
bales; uplnds ?oc. sOrieans ?0yc Flour I'm itir res
quest and unchanged Whizkcy heavy NJ q3t0aic.
Wheat very qnie. and firm. Corn firm, with fair
eril, new, ~. Rice quiet. Eecf quiet. Lard q
shade ilrner. Navais duh. TalIow steady. Freghts
heavy.
BALTIMORE, December ee.--Flour firm; western
family, s7.5o4lSs Wheat dull and unc hanged.
Corn dull; white and yellow, Cslt Zoe. Oats, 54Gl5sc.
Pork, S1i5oGSl5. Shoulders, 7@l7.c. Rib sides &c
clear-rib, STE. hams. ltgelSc Lard 95Ll0c. Whls-
key-Iity, sSc.; western, 5tc.
Virginia Us, Is bid: coupons old, 50 bid, so bid;
consolidated, So bid Vest Nirginla's, 81 bid. North
jarolIua'g old 10.
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/. From Chicago.

CHICAGO, December 2S.-The coroner's jury
has discharged the baggage-nmster Slower,
the evidence showing that Mrs. Mccoy died
from the effects of abortion, but that the act
was committed before she came to Chicago.
A man and his wife and their four children
were burned to death in their shanty at
Flores, Davis county, Iowa. The neiglbors
were not aroused nor the fire discovered until
next morning, when their chaITed remains
were found in the ashes. 'l,tr
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Eirginit, Warned.

From the New York Evening Posi-.
"a dispatch from Richmond reports that
the Senate has also adopted the order. Gov
ernor Walker will now be the only bar to an
act which, if accomplished, scsN seriously I'M
pair The credit Of the State.
':This plan is not only unjust to the COM
IaratiYely few creditors who have not yet
ayuiled themselves of the funding act, but 1t
is unnecessary. Its legality Is also ques-
toned. ThssState Of Virgins ought to be
able to payths interest on this debt promptly.
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NEGRo Eorn1ry.-senator Sumner thinks
that he has bis supplementary civi! rights
bill in the best possible condition as an
be the first business acted upon after the re.
cess. The colored people Of the country are
waking up to the Importance Of this measure
to them, and will send a delegation to every
Republican senator as SOON as Congress re-
assemblies to urge him to vote for this bill
Eec York Tribune.
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A panic occurred in a district school at Day
ton, Ohio, on the 10Th instant, caused by the
furnace setting fire to the floors Of the lower
rooms. The scholars rushed from the build
ing, and several were seriously injured.
4 quarry of round-grain marble two hun
dred acres in extent has been found in Bril-
lion, Calumet county, Wisconsin. It is Of a
pink and white color, and is equal to the
Italian.
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PETROLEUM DANGEns.--A correspondent Of
the st. Louis Republican is fearful that city
will meet the fate Of Chicago. His remarks
are applicable to other places. lie says:
"In the centre OF large business blocks IN
different parts OF this city arc large ware
houses and stores filled with quantities of
petroleum, coal oil, and benzine, which, il
igritcd, would burn large part of the city.
The old city ordinance is wholly defective in
permitting such infiammable articles to be
stored in houses having walls eighteen inches
thick. This is no protection to life OF pro-
perry. These -combustible oils are
more dangerous than gunpowder, and YET
the City Council excludes gunpowder from
the city limits and permits these oils to be
kept everywhere if the house walls are
eighteen inches thick. Coal-oil fires have
never been extinguished by water. They
must burn out, and they sweep everything
in their way for many blocks, as shown by
the oil fires in Philadelphia and other places"
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ALEyASDRIs MAgyrTs.

DECEMBER 25.-Thc marked for Wheat Is Guief
and unchanged; offerings or 81 Bushels white and
lsos OF red With salcs Of tho Latter 1t Sls5 elso,
sL6o 20 for fair 10 choice. Corn IS active
at last weeks quotations; osefiDgs Of l,ea bushels
mixed and $50 Of yellow, with saics of the former
a.c3 sa and OF the latter at s5c. offerings
nght receipt with sales nj 9Sc Oats are unchanged
offerings OF ia bushels, with sales at s35Jsic.
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Outrage in Prince Edward
Special telegram 10 the Dispatch.

! PRINCE EDWARD Courthouse; December
es.AzA negro Damed Abrsm Bayley alias
Calhoun committed rape in this county TO-
day on a respectable white girl thirteen years
old, taking her by force from her mothers
house to an clubhouse OIL the premises,
where he accomplished his purpose. A
posse has started in pursuit of the fehd:
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
Eettor from Petersburg.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch,
PrrgRsBrRc, December %, 1871.
At the last regular meeting Of the City
Council Mr.. r. A. Young.a prominent MEM
ls7, submitted a proposition looking to the
appointment Of wcighmastcr Of cotton ito
Re reinforced by a deputy alsol whose duty
), should be 10 weigh all cotton brought to
t,i> market on official scales; the said service
y, hc paid for ut the rate Of five cents per
,#Ie The matter was laid over by the Coun-
81 for consideration at its next meeting, and
~ time appeared TO excite no special III
;s~2st among cotton-dcalcrs. Recently, how
: or. the cotton-buyers have developed some
violence Of opposition to the proposal, which
..ssus to call in question the correctness Of
.ltiy weighing. The planters, on the other
,ani, arc said to favor the establishment Of
,.ac final authority and official standard in
lie differences constantly occurring in regard
( ihc weight Of cotton. Meanwhile the
..le>tion IS likely to be argued with growing
.-rNnr aud animation.
lis morning negro named Shanks. con-
Cuoa :Q1 committing 4 larceny some months
go, made his escape from tho city Jail under
,.r,,,:a>t&nces very significant Of the general
,aslH"S= Of the present municipal administra-
q "a. The boy, not long alter his commitment,
-..nWca 10 escape, and succeeded in fling
~oH-A the bars of his cell, when the al
i,.u. WAS detected and frustrated. He pro-
..,,ei then that il they wouldn't put him in
. t dungeon no wouldn't do so any more.
- - from claiming him, the jailor gave him
III c,g liberty, and on this morning sent him
g, me pump nj the Jail door for bucket Of
aacr, Seeing ;lIat he was not watched, he
@!ke1 OFF, and no trace Of him has since
sen seen or heard OF. The authorities kept
10y dark about the escape. but tho thing
..lEad ont.
I.c Petersburg and Weldon railroad
'.auEAt 10 The city yesterday nearly 500 bales
g.. cotton, Of which nearly 400 bales were con-
ned - houses here. One house alone.
Ns~sr> Il. ID. McIlwainc & Co., received Of
- rUtnhcr $50 bales, which is the largest
.ecc;p: on one day, by any one house, during
,.se year 1871.
,-ye.a! % the ministers Of the city churches
as" more OF less unwcil. Rev. DR.. Wing
~, Rev. w. L. Hatcher, and Rev. Mr..
i,,ss. The latter gentleman, who not long
sace cune FROM Canada TO assume charge OF
re WGshiugton-Srcct Presbyterian church,
s2aaks Oh returning to Canada soon, as his
lo5.,h las net received the Improvement he
Anticipated.
People are generally complaining here Of
Lie &c"2. difficulty Of procuring reliable ser-
mis- during the relaxation and demoralza-
- Incident TO Christmas.
The supper given last night by Peters.
rTS Lodge. No. l.. +. \. \. NJ, was largely
ended aud very pleasant.
!. LIB beau almost cold to-day.
ROBIN ADAM.
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sAVANNAH NARgErs.

DECEMBER 25.--Cotton.-TLe market to-day Eas
shown an active demand FOR the Better grades .0o
bales were sold, and the market closed arm at cur
low middliIg, 1ssc.; good ordinary, lSsS.iS;c.
Ft0ur.-Slpcriine at $G.sgTTAf; extra, S7EplasS:
family, SS.S0ISl9: fancY. SEnl.. h -. - !,
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M0EaDAY GOODS.

TUST IN TIAfE.-5o0 boxes L A z e r
~ RbISINS-who'e, half, and Quarters; sll drung
new Smyrna FIGS; % boxes Ltgao,n CiIIOa,
Iante CEERANTS; 10 eases Valencia ORANGES;
IS boxes Messln. ORANGES; 70 boxes AeSstna
LEMONS; 10 barrels hlemnrle PipPiNS.
de % LOUIS J. EOSSiEUX, iilI Atcln street.
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tnre has to explain Its enactments to prevent
the public rom believing reputation Is I'M
tended; but such is the case, and many will
be slow to believe that the public credit will
be preserved. More anon. TYRONE.
Prince William, county, December 60. II. \
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BALTIMORE Live STOCK Market.

BALTIMORE, December 2.--Cattlc dull; very bust
on sale to-day, 53&QStc.: rst quality, 56t medium,
head. Logs In fair demand; supply good; :t@Gesc.
net-eiusimg rather weak; receipts 7los head sheep
prices, quality considered; fair good, .sGsatc good
to extra, 5sWg!c.; receipts, 7al head
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Latest News from Washington.
Special telegram to tho Dispatch.


WAsHMroN, December 28.-The Star COLI
tains report Of an interview with G. c.
Bowen, now In this city, in which the latter
declares that the temporary success of
Governor Scott before the South Carolina
Legislature In preventing impeachment will
not deter him (Bowen) from renewing the
war against the Scott wing with renewed
vigor after the holidays. lie states that the
articles of impeachment prepared in the Scott
case are based on those prepared in the case
of ex-President johnson, and he knows they
will be more successful. T1xoS.
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CHARLESTON MARKETS..

. CHARLESToS, December D. Cokton.-The rnnr.
aet Tor tis staple had qe. character and tho ist.
ness was mocerate, the article showing no change OF
note. sales about 600 ies, say % at lslc 81 as l,c
~ d,tc. l: 1T l1 IS at sc CT 1t is.c.; Il Mt lssc
az lsSc - ~ l2c. extra stlplc at 1870; fancy al
zoe. ~ We quote, Liverpool classification: Or6I-
nary 70 EooI old nary l7ta ISIS; low middns Siso
lsic.; Mduling, lSc.; stric. mdilIus, IaIlAl9su.
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There arc rlmorS that the gamblers will
1-,0Ee themselves in Z notable way for the
rs,-..: raids upon them and their establish
mats. They claim that they have "thc
't>~d-wood : Oil q certain party, and that they
!4@ad b. "go for HIM" I shall await de-
'....arpts before l say mora-RtcImond
's"5r---NDJioLt Journal.
Hon. :, \. Merritt, delegate in Congress
n N Idaho Territory, is spending his Christ
'4Is win his father. Join Merritt, Esq, OF
! "a co4nty.-Stcuni.2Es Etrqinian.