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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-28

eris TO connect with the. A. T. s. S: r.
r. R., and will give connection north
and south.
The country around is fast filling up
with men who have both energy. and
money, and taking the natural advan-
tage of Augusta and Butler county,
they win in a verys few years be among
the most prosperous cities and counties
in this great State of Kansas.
Respectfully, GEO. +. MANSION.
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The indianapolis Sentinel says: "a
farmer was decapitated by q moving
machine with which he was at work on
his premises, near Southpolt, last Tues
day afternoon. At the time ofthe acct
dent he was examining some portion OF
the machine, which had got out of gear,
when the horses suddenly started, caus-
ing the blades to revolve, one of them
striking the man in the back of the
neck, severing the head from the body
as though guillotined. A youthful son
of the deceased witnessed the terrible
accident, and dumb with horror, grasp
cd the head by the hair aud ran with
it into his mothers presence"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-28

The women aud children of the Gin
cinnati lager beer saloonists are going
to visit the mayor in convention, TO
plead with him not to shut up the Sun
day trade of their husbands end fathers.
While this array of beauty and inno-
cence is before the mayor, let the wives
aud children of those who go home
drunk from the Sunday saloons and
pound their fsmilies, put in an appear
ance and present their views.
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There will be meeting this evening
at Col. Dennis Office to organize com.
pany to build narrow guage railroad
frc'o Topeka to Council Grove. We
un = stand the road is to be a two foot
gauge, and one of its objects is to open
the Mission Greek quarries, confessedly
the finest in the State, but now almost
useless Cor want of transportation. The
road, If built, will be of immense advan.
tage to Waubaunsee county, which il
will traVerse.-Record.
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fTELEaRAPHIc.

Crsc1NSAr1, July 22Esenator Nor
tOnsis stopping q few. hours in the city,
and accepted an invitation to go on
change to-day. He protested against
making speech; but, III RESPONSE TO
numerous solicitations consented TO be
conducted to 3 stand, and spoke few
minutes, expressing bis opinion that
never in the history of our country, had
we such favorable prospects as now.
The late treaty with ENGLAND he beliey-
ed the greatest triumph ever paid 10 the
power and character of our nation
This treaty gave Us assurance OF peace
foF- years to come, and inaugurated .
new era among the nations in the set
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The Republicans of Ohio propose to
make it warm for the New Departur-
lists. They will open their campaign on
the evening of the oath of August with
twelve meetings in different parts of the
State. Gen. Noyes and James Monroe
will speak in Columbus; Senator Nor
ton in Dayton; General Fairchild in
Cincinnati; Senator Sherman in Tole-
do; Samuel Shellabarger in Cleveland
Governor Hayes in GAINESVILLE; Aaron
F.. Perry in Portsmouth; John A
Bingham in Steubenyille; Lieut.. Gov
Lee in Akron; Secretary of State, Sher-
wood, in Mansfield; VIM. Lawrence in
Lima, and Hon. c. Delano in Sandusky
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The philosopher of the Ledger is des-
perate. He has been brooding for two
weeks over our reply to his question
''What is the Republican party doing
nosc ?" and devotes something oveg two
columns, everything included, in fren'
lied effort to annihilate us. Poor fell
low. He never called anybody any
names. "What fall" We commend
his 'qeader" in his last issue to the lovers
of the curious. 1t affords an interest
ing puzzle first, to tell what connection
there is between the text and context
the head and tail second, to tell wha
is meant; third, to find grammatical
sentence; fourth, to tell whether he i
a Republican or Democrat.
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The Greek philosopher win pardon
us for making few extracts from last
weeks Ledger. They are so good.
Here is the first:
The slurs and innuendOes cast upon the dem.
ocratic party by a majority Of the so-ealled
republican press, IS passed by as emanating
only from inferior minds, who have arrived
at notice only bv their mushroom growth: and
who have made no mark either historically OF
politically, in the history OF their localities
or in the history Of the country at large.
1t is gratifying to know that the phi
losopher has made his mark, but
whether it was with an Y or otherwise
he does not say We presume 1t was
otherwise.
Take another:
Greeley, some years ago, characterized sucf
chaps as are connected with the NEWS q
ssthose contemplate creatures whom God, tol
some inscrutable purpose, permits 70 edttrad
ical papers,"
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WooL IN THE WEST. - Reynolds,
Brown 4 Co., Chicago wool dealers
say that so large proportion of woods
have gone East that Northwestern mill:
must either stop running at an early
day, OF else buy wool from the East
They expect prices TO range higher IL
the West than in the seaboard cities fol
the remainder of the season.
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James NJ. Walker, of Chicago, who
has been elected President of the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad,
vice James +. Joy, resigned-has for
some years been Vice President and
Director of that road, and was formerly
President of the L.. l.. 81 &. r. r., OF
Kansas, now an important feeder to the
G., b. s. q.
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CRors IN IowA.-The Iowa Home
stead gives reports from a number OF
county papers and from other sources,
nearly all ofwbich unite in reporting
fine crops of ell kinds, except wheat,
which is variously repOrted-the total
crop probably being somewhat less than
an average.
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Administratrix Sale.

TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN personal property of the estate OF JOHN
consisting of six horses set Of double harness and
a wagon, and two parlor STOVES will be sold at pub
lie auction, TO the highest bidder fourth down
and the balance in three months at 10 per cent.
with approved security, the 18th day OF August,
1871. Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock j. m, and to
be held at the livery stable OF j. S. Cleveland
: SARAH c. KABERI,
W3O-Ss Administrhfrix.
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New Advertisements.
sTRAYED Or STOLEN.

THRoM THE s. BsCRIBER, In EAIPORIA, ON
n the night of the 18th inst, bay horse, orti-
nary size. well formed in good condition, slight
had no shoes on, but marks of nails in fore feet;
carries his head low when not checked up. a sad
die ON the order of cavalry saddle was taken thai
night A liberal reward given for information
BACIIELLER, JONES & PINKERTON,
dS22-2t-W30tf Real Estate Agents.
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NEWS AND EDITORIAL ITEMS.

Shakespeare n the Democratic "neW
Observation-Disclosures virture, if yoT
have il not"
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Mr.. Hutchinson has been in Kansas fifteen
years, and this book is the result Of his obser-
vations In that time.
1t is filed with correct and valuable infor-
nation for the immigraut; tells all about the
public lands, the soil, climate, improvements.
II contains an accurate map, which would
sell, ut the usual price, for one dollar.
We offer this book, in paper covers, and
The EmporIa News, One Year. for Two
Dollars.
This offer is made TO all cash subscribers
until further notice.
All who pay for the paper year in advance
will receive
HutcbInson's Book Free.
The EmpOria i. ,ws, The Kansas Farmer
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FiCy Cents.
These papers and book cost four dollars 4
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Save One Dollar and Fifty Cents.
The book contains 2ss pages, and is> en-
dorsed by the last legislature and the press o
the Slate generally.
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Dissolve vi. (6) drachms Ferri Sulph. in one u
OF: boiling water. Dissolve one a. or Sodae Phosph
in two CT boiling water; mix the solutions, and
wash the precipitated Phosph. OF Iron till the
dissolve cxcii u92) grs. Quininae Sulph. In two (2
OF. OF water Precipitate the Quinia with Ammo
mia water and carefully wash it. Dissolve the
PhOsph. Of Iron and the Quinia thus obtained, as,
also, vi. 10 pure Strychniae crystals in q; s.
dill. PhosT b. Acid Add all the Sacchar Alb. Solu-
ble- Dissolve the whole, adding two C2N drachms
Ext. Capsicum Frutescens, adding " 81 like
parts pure Sacchar. Syr. (rendering palatable and
preservative.) This is the
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FROM AUGUSTA.

AUGUSTA, BUTLER Co., KAN, !
Julv77 1871 {
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~
sachusetts, are devOtetfexelusivslyt to
the manufacture of base balls. :. One
has $4,000 capital, employs six men,
fifty women, and twenty children, and
makes 3OO,0 900 dozen balls a year, val
ued at $4,000. II uses six tons rub
Der waste, 5000 pounds wooden yarn,
and ], 500 sides Of. horse hides. The
other establishment has $500 capt.
tai, employs one man, ten women, and
three children, and makes 5000 doz-
en- balls of the value of 49, $50. J+uses
], 600 pounds of rubber waste, 900
pounds. of wooden, and 400 sides of
horse hides. In bott< shops S21 ESQ
are paid for wages during the year.
The sun., 1871-12-29

THurspAT, Dec rs FLOUR Alp MEAL-Thsrs
va trraG ira e. all grades Of h0ur And price.
Wc.u tAthel more sead tn0re oeus lees pres,ure 10
lrAt gc buycIs were rather more nIlsriN In PIE
m- 1puid lts parcels on lhv shari eut generally nc
.e.ut prl rs. the sales Of houT, mc.uIlng Stot-,
~ tUra, AL soutnerl, we're a0lut CO. bols. 1--we
mr., corn meal ana nuckwhe nOur were barely sus.
tam demand ra her limited. We quote; ilout-
supernne Nestsrn ard state tS7Itd extra ttate
6t- thoOdtbb1i Nestrru aprilg wheat ex raN 500
81 il 80 dlupe extras, fba rs so do Wiutar whelt
eNuas ard double cIlrns 80 81 southern bakers
ana family ora9de ty1fl0 ~ bLpp.n. extras. ti,s
q Hys n0ur. 81 $40 Cnrf m a'-Wt. tern,
az, 26SeN i0i Brannywins, a., g1l51N Buc..
~ntat Iur, y IUO Rs, (35JgF.e5
tOrtuS- he maTKst was again dull, and prices de-
ehn'd 40 und.r larke rece,pts tue ana weak
aecouns rum Liverpool sales 9il bales " gniCh 49,
Tor e1 Ort aad IA lransti midd lns upIAh H. 20c. low
d0- l9hc, fof fuluro delivery prires lower, Witu
Modtlatc business sales 20 DAles J,ul Al 10 -G
lJfc Tor haTch, 20 1l6c for April aud l04.c for MAY
FRovfsIoSs-fork nrmer, ". u good degree OF ac
uviiyi sBes 800 bbs AZ t3l2Sg tl3 IS tor old mess
cash ana regular tiSls0k4O for new mess. cash
next week 90 ~ lOI leS uess, see January; tlt6.k
for do, seller February ana fii 10 for DO seller
hsron aso new ezra prime ~ tl2 l5. Beef IN more
demand saIes 200 bOs. Al tl0atl for new mess aud
extra mess and $40 cs ti7s go Tor new prime moss
ana t2Q9f2 flr new Inda mess, Reef hama In fair
demand ~ tt5llt|6 nseop ActiVe ana nrmer / "a es
1850 bss, pait Tor future delivery, malnly Al 1S7Te
iot shott rib. closing ~ the higher hgnrei l0nR car
1%@lfG tsnd snor, olaat, iSGsa oG1 moau sold g
g'inw 800 fSy. ~, lslnss z b't Isro aIaS, Dol
The sun., 1871-12-29

New YorK Thursday. ne qs-geventy ,our
car or II reeves arriyel t0-Iay. aud about 81 c. :.
j. "ds were IN tne VAtds from Yesterdays rec ipts
ict" wHs iu attendance ol whnes ale siau ,htei
az Ie market was n IN at l0bll1c y n for common
70 Ntfa nAtNe eefs, VITA cars of Texans sold 70
20 G ess - n 70 The gr"s cwt and ~ other Gu
Ioa, 10 ding atodgSc No ftl'r' tnlt coull be Tatvd
@ good were sold tor less th,tl lr On
seven cars, or 1881 sheep arrived and ~ many
wert N tne pen' rom previous arrivals VITA tho
linn cd offering and colder waatner sslcts advanc "a
l., &c. \ action, and a ann f,el NJ was a1usra T.
hedlim to extra sheep were to'd NJ 6a87Ac. n -
tne .nf lnci prlc fot cat lI1t W Indiana, 81 IA
aye caud the hlcuott 0gura Tor HCai Oi led
Ohi0s t0l ~. AVERAGE
..r - y oars or tS1 h0 =. we're receives w.'h
"ut tH ts We lOg- o1.ua b. ouYfpI Al ~ a
Sc city ar.ss were aruer al 5KaoS,ac,t aa,i
west, hsteady 5A . &C.
The sun., 1871-12-29

ferce made every effort 10 corrup, the importint
witnesses and, ~ in the case OF Clark. the Stato
failed TO have I'm present 70 testify; " was their
own fault could cit In the case only as q lgo,
and not as prOsector, and I would have
violated my oath II I had done otherwise.
cannot hoip u II the people do blame me.
There was pi baby not one In tnat meeting who
heard all tue testimony IA the 4 - did. and
wute clnsi or Tom Nc0ehun eu' 'yof thu mur.
der ~ nrscd vet the state failc to maze Out
csc aran-t Inn beyond anv rens Intble doubt. rne
Jury informed mo alterw ud that whs everybody
Thought Mciehin aciuaiy plinnel aud OK. cuted
that murder, they were 40 ~ 10 see that TIE State
had male such amentanla ftilure In pr1ducirg
tue most positive aud direct testimony. h., tuHd -
IeAlOnAble lOGbl. AZ 10 Ne lsh. Is RlLll y
The sun., 1871-12-29

d, ,Asn-HABLR In Washington y G. December Il
T43, !, g .s e,a Gi K n'qf 10 sale Topping daughter
BANh ---HON AND 10 Co'usa, Cal. Decsu,cr "a
BASGs-sKiLLiN wincfo ter. Ma,... D.cem.
CONN O. 6osioa 10 Mis- Geo s IA f ol 'sE s.
e'h aa9S9,ey aa9 MI 81 D%Ia MAJ \ SSl i9s: L,l.
p1 q RR,9sas, COUNT GA on Decem-
BEcK Se % s.t as lpst Rggan,s "a
va, daughter OF the ,Hciatng miliSsor ths REV Il
BELL ARLEroN s. J J,hn' chapel, BROOK.
pp a,s.ted y 'hG Rev q "; Terry. Rector 81 $
to Mary z,1eth daughter y the Iion. q y. Care,
,CGANPGGSF SF-RE AURRGARD Ia New orlean.
3seemlager iS, r., r. Ghum. ague 10 Niss Coustsuc.
DAvl.-sTAGG In s. Louis Dcc,mner u At the
Ie,ldsenee, Q, u,e br1s's nacs, Henri stag 80,
tHales plSis % riorence Z daughter of cue la 9
& HEiEl! oosip-ogysoN-ra Monroe. La. pocom.
9S' 9S a. M' Ja, W Ean, ,s'eF' eH'of oi 'ie N"N1-
HAREis~MARii%%'~i IN Yew orlcan. December "a
Art1ug u, Hotr1 % Ms, Marc MNtin. dAu outer oi
DNG6ibs6oS S"BEfbES-X rSessi,aoee r,h. nrto.
asrnllp. .a.nA aAy 10 Nm m hscsnYer ~ tae Rev.
drH SSsNHSasr q q Ftea'1s sIegrsy.n
m4cco> Sci col22tltSF-hM DN1T Nsw London. Do.
!6s Rev Or Halla M.ior C. Mseco6HSSd.Sa HS.SaIf, FIX 95
Hnn9f stl,es ArtlIs'y' aud hag,h' A, uaugater vi
nstasE EEiL55-rILr;At ST. Jame, cgurch Rr,osly7
hei o. New New l"Ek 70 n1-nJ illL ".des' daughter Of
nv -. . = "a OF hiull lfl
NH 'HELL-shACKEi ioGD In New Orleans II.
Gem er q, Franc D. NJ tc12l o. Acv Orsan. e. Elill
" daughter o! d. J. snack ;nyrl OF Hopklnsyilie.
MYERS -wILLIAMs-I1 Phladelphit, Dccenhcf
q Mr.. Gavin r. Nyes of~tAutur. Del 10 Miss Loulsa
A dAt-hte. OF the ia e Re-. raps Il. w INA MS
PANCOASr-IASON.-A Nlryicl, y j.. Dec 10
Pr ID / fctcna7t %. t,llHn, \. J 70 Hattie out.
iaughtfr Of ~. lao Or. WIN 4 sou OF NOrwlch
kLEh Ut huN -On Chustmas AZ the bride,
home, Bro9.lyh. Y, by ths teV, o. drown ng
Josth II, lieY OF Aew JersU, to Ophtla Guy0H.
'ssiieIR5,,r %. .hennTy ~. q iiiy,yyoo, Esq,
me bl ,ie's parents, Port Rchnord staten I.lxni'
Zee III ID j. slpo4son OF NeweIk '. j, 10 NJ.
slCANf-T0BEY In BOSTON, Dsoeulbcr q. A. n.
i-Mience II tue o. e'tiath r ir. 60 ne ~ -tu 4.
Jr, OF Phlaie ghla % Mia H. H = Iubcy daughter u.
the !. Y Wall :. luney Of los on.
aIkNFNs- GREF UUGl In brlnklvn, Decemnrr
y, a. c residence OF int brides pa ettf. tie lie,
Ane steycne 10 Frances G. d. GreeuoU.h dlugatsr VI
"a,,er iTeeaough, az OF q 90 Gyn.
NlNCEh l-hoNRJE. On DE 'tmeer 90, AZ the res
d;so dehGs Of Hsgrg LeovE Eq IA Pass ChrIstan Ms.
hiLauN ~ IGA AMI -DecemDer 10, At ths residence
OF Hugh harry ESQ Dr II =. wilson OF iolntain
COUNTY 70 iS MARI Elza Wtgand or Montg gomsry
,WhEELER- CoNplt / u-ange y. J.. D,cemhe,
~ detiy e. W tt'rr '." lErr lH, 90 Grace n
1snshtS' " J"'""o ,ouut ts4, oi the former
on ozsREtl 4 yPrlRaA>.. !. NaslG.,ou, uocemoe,
n.Mi ~ "rtth - Nls J,u b, ,Vpgaro.,u O,s, 30.
isNAA'.oN w." tssAI,
The sun., 1871-12-29

r n a. a. A., ~, -,
lHtMnN' hee' 2c-f. m-Iho high money
charges ute having no special -tgniacau,e q IN de-.
pres,in. u,o ,il,sav snare narao, ,ot eYe,, such
''.''' Wv ''""' '""'e "'"No'' 'e' eAe'' SUN
influence on operators aud speeula,ors as to deter
them from the transaction " business and IN con.
-, o., A.. - ~"S '' ~ VV,.
s'puehce uehlh9s "om uaY 10 Jay grow - ema ief
b, decree, aud beautifully l.ss." rne greater ror.
ton Of The dag recorded vlI distributed business
-. - h.. -. a.,
'hou.h tle ac"'o ns'' anu me m'r~et preserve q
Or ty htm tOne. thOugn The fluctuations were With.
IN an u,utn,llv uarroU r,dus LARA ann,pt. NJ
a., .-,r-ta...,, 49,. .,., a,,-,.s,,.
pAt privileges are tuH outstanding, as-inst
cd TODAY we hear th.. IA, veter,n ..tt fnr
~ 10" a." W. '''-
thcr heavy ru's' anc af'er4 p. NJ. av'sorols buJ.
nro,.,to, ,,A nric,s %, ana o,,,o la, -.
y '.N''O'' 1'' 80, Wv " 'u0 NV ""''
sharp up"ar spurt of = to = 2 cont, Erie moving
uoto9.,, wabash 10 1lt.. aad Western Union 4 el
err.ph 20 7o,, the res, fi,e nst narl,cioa,,,, IN
-e" aSt u'," s'O 's,ss' or.,'s o'
V''' ~" "" ~" y WV Wv w eu'''4"'u' 'u''
prouinrnt onetator havt.y sold . mt IN - on
p''"'""' p % '''','' "''''- sou pu' on i''VJO
snares ~ 81 'or 'uirV ol's AZ one v cent Al
ditional impetus was gwen by late Tupor tiiat o
divi end Of az n cent had been deel Jared on the
-, -, n. .,. ~" -. ',' ~ VI y" ,"'
Weierr'u 'tooN be'onl 'hls the market Was de-
void Of late GOSSIP.
The eola market h,. nt...rt.d An. ,.n.t o,io, ,h.
hr,L =, ao.t,,,, 80. =, ,osl.,,-s,, - .-1.,,-
'uk o. uea'ngs pe'hg ~ lVN tbleoh, momentarY
raly 20 i0si. boii reported Holders OF 20 Id md
much d11cdltY 10 getting balances carr ei and nave
ireoly paid as higG 3-3als v diem. TIE receipts
ofgold at the sab Ireasu ! were tsl6,6li; pay.
ments, ts2 800 balance, Ttl.9Ss. The currency
r, r,ceipis were &23o 500 nay nens s6fa st3 bI1ncs
tl2sq 500. lhe customs roctpis we're 5000 o
1be December programme OF the Treasury ~
gold at iCS % TO LIS IS total bids OF S. 900 n
l0s0 to 1855. IL 70 reported 10 well nforn.L
circle. that Mr., Bou, veil viii SCI. no gold n,T
point at witch he eaS s1"a 'ss ,ns moSetarS NOV. 20
The sun., 1871-12-29

hrr,vcd-rHuRspAY. Dec. ~
Seam.hin bolivar. New ORE ,ns. mdss ani pass
Htrk NaV, OF l.O Ja1eirO. C1f's.
Har, Huntress, RIO JanalrO, c1Isr,
lark ineu IN. Havana, sugar
bark q. W Roosevelt. Havana angar.
nars Son 'elid, Card a. ratlruaI roo
LARK Rosa Ia, Newport. faltOa tr0u.
hrs Iinr ~, GlAlCDw, clal.
Bark 81 John, Cardiz salt and wine.
HrR Geo Amos, CALAIS lumbsf
Hrlg JanoRta ,. Petnanb lco sugar,
lrig Raipbow. 81 Marc. logwo a
urIg ChowAn. RIO Jan1lrO, codls.
MI Ably. Dcmclara, su.A an mOlas-es
trhr silyeg Star. Tara rurber, g..
tcht !. Putnasn, hnQuila salt.
Sthr &. 7. Nonn 70. car isiAs sugar.
Schf dNin Ram .. CampeacnY, loESoO1. hid-s.
auh Aemp,
scnt Julia A, Decker Ponce. P. n fruit.
sctf Mad 0f The Mist. Jac.nel. log w "a ani coal.
sc1r Nell Cha. q Ppriilnd, lunO.r.
schf q. +. Hines. Ca'ai. lu.nbrr
Scdt Ada Allen Pembroke. lumber.
schr Nm II. Muller, 81 John A. g.. lumbar,
tchr Maeio, CRnnobelio, y - herrings.
SClr LOUISA Frazier. Ge lrFetoWu 4 naval stores
Schr sara1 tullen Cedar kfvs. ccitr.
tcm Mania N. Heat1 COtgus Cir.s1l, wool and
hides
scar liarv',t Home Baltimore, Grain
Scnr Atda Broogs. 4 LarksuuvIlle. .unNer.
Also, tue a. iai uver ana co stsise vesses
tAILFp csmsAips Cimbrtl. Tor H,mburg, MIA.
sour. Havana, Goa. Barnes, Savannah Albomafls.
Norfolk
The sun., 1871-12-29
HDBIDfy NDrIChS.

Ths Festive season.
II. hpuquin, 20 Aun sn1 l4l Fulton streets
Offers at cost, Wholesale or ti bs entire stock OF
wines and lqaor'. fne groceries. delicaoies Sc
sherric1, Ports, Bourbon and rye whskeys at $50
mp per gallon; nno clarets and Biuiernes at o. rs
All other liquors. corials ogus. pa;es, caantines
In orofusion for New Year presents, at lower prices
tian elsewhere. State poultrS at unpreoo Ianted
los Trees. Cal aud see. Invitation to visit the
largest cellar down town. Remember, 20 Ann
street,
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DIRORQHD.

HAMMOND In De'rcu. Decomber 49, ~ the Circuit
Cont U ptln Hammond from Mar j N tm 1DnI.
umU ~ Kingston, Ulster eouIty Mrs.. uuLt from
LhUlkklACK.-'n ths city of New YORK. on De
cembcr w by the ION Aloert Carfos1 Of tho supreme
NourI ,Johl balt rbao T. ON Eliza LarterDnck
fEt Ih.ICI III tho cltL oi New YORK, pecom-
br n, ni lhe u9n 90 re Bunnrd Of inc supreme
Court, UatriGt w. Fettreicn ttUm william Fgtttoiyu
The sun., 1871-12-29

o1y moderately aot,ye s,les go pkas o. ris n,
No 10 prime city efSaHc Tor prins wcterfi jteaui
on ne SPOT rs. for DO. yaqaary etc for Feorlary
nnd loo Tor March. DresOl hOgH nrner, ~ bAs9jAc
1r Western, with kc. ndyancc FOR city AZ 5kop6He.
bt'r Helll iairly, Western, log 2IC.i STATE. 1905
Checpe i00lic., AMI arm
GHAiN ~ helt was wit1Out sales of moment, and
PROS nominal, unchaasedi No. 2spring flAse9s t3
"a ana Amber niCr II $40 4 Ct white. St.GNo
f'2 tyes.ldaip c ior Canada, in bono an primo
~ ie Harley IN mo reqnc't sales tt0U0 hush good
ca ad. Wgi i1cg los at 81 liaill5. O.t- active
o. usm sales 500 bush ma ily vt Sej6c for prime
miNe1 WESTERN Ia ttore anl al ~. but IN alud Oh ck
az t8' anl waite OHIO and state ~ a0LSc G. r. | p
Give. AMI osc scarce 20 IN sales ~ h, at
ileg sc for new stefn nj red the track aud alo
~ 'Or son hnfn white ant NC. for do. ysll0s
anpat and Tc. tot primo western yellow,
NNOcnRia -tOHfC uHs p3en aclNa aid buOylnt.
81 ting hrQ b II quiet: i9d2l Sc for Rio an l.a
~ POrto Rico, golt. luy patti gKCe 1uiet and IN
cl11reu Noats's-Sc DDia new orleans sold no ~ 4
Vc. sugars mor. aci sales SEQ lhts. at QaQLc for
!ar 10 goO refining CUBA and l0faltC. Tor harm d
.tmMarai also 1OO hxs. Havana al g1c. or No. " d.
B. Refined dull, hnris. i21dsi2ko.
.huNDRtEa Petrol. ufn was n in and In demand At
40 Tor Tenned In bbs.. AMI i3fc for crn ie IN bulk
u Ga rather quiet At tl9Qt5 for conmol to good
NJ! !Aned Spirs tnrpentinP IN demind o. b7c. for
whole tote, with JODbinR Fales NJ 6aA7Oc. Hides ana
~ qniot Talow dut a. eA39iic. Tor prime estern
a city. Nhiskey d.ctncd to 94c. amt was duiI.
F'eivh'e orl corn TO Liverpool by san 5Nd and 20
Lonuon Of team, 3D.. bus thcre was more DOM in
low, ~ - ~ 1900
The sun., 1871-12-29

81 LOUIS Doc. 2s.-Frther ady'es fron Se-
dIuI count cOnnrln the previous avgUl.O- uf tie
klllns ot negroes IN saline cuun.Y Il rs sad
gret eNc'eueut e1lets there, me ne.rJes are panic
stricken, ami hht Efforts are We ng made 70 suppress
tue acts m the clsed
The sun., 1871-12-29

Watch No. 19ool. atem winier. bearing Trade
MAI" tnit't states Watch Co. Marion, Y. j - anu
lactuten by nc Untedrt Wacl co., tuue,. Nacs
Cos has uern catti"d Nv me two mOptis stotal
vatnlO r. mean tIns Dt!re tN sor me IN Inn
TIE time " :. Dana. Oi n. n. ClsniL a co, kcG
The sun., 1871-12-29
Coart Calendars this OAV.
srrtsst Covsr. CHASsrHs Mo-. e. 1 10, spl.

A-win,er winds suggest ur caps, and these can
De lOund IN descrnuon VI tur a. the store {
hulH. tne hatter Fut0n street ana oal~AY, Ht
slner fles 20 TX lata Rre unApprJAchAOs, % anl
tcg Adp.
The sun., 1871-12-29

During the holiiav,isa en0d time TO earn tuents,
nofgCs. nnl lesi pnr t. ly pireno oztcll eNamua-
tion, al SO Broadway. - tdr.