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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-17

The latest invention is q device to
keep the mouth shut while person is
asleep so Us to prevent snoring.
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The Most Popular Medicine Eztan1
OVER THIRTY YEARS
sNcE THE INTRODUCTION or
Perry Davis
PAIN KILLER.

After thirty Year, trial. the Pain Killer may DC ~
Nv yied ths great medicine Of the world for thebe = ~
region Of the globe into which u has not IA hghS
And none where Il has not been Largely useu ~.
priEsd Moreover there is no climate 70 a n CON
not proved itself TO be well adapted i9r INC td ior
eTerJ race Ii has lost Of its good names "
I'd Trials but Il continues 10 occupy tbs
In every family medicine chest and e st ~
most unqualified testimonials TO il virtues HUN
oi the highest character and responsibility. q,
PbXseans Of ne firSt responsibility recommend
most eiectnAl preparation for the eItinet2n o. T,
- no only The bsst remedy known Tor bIues n
Burns de- but for Dysentefy or Choleta, ~ sssneJ
boweleomplAnt y . remedy p;,iss ~ india and
other hot climates, has become ne liver
complaint and other kindred disorders Eot
and Colds oanker Asthma and VA cnnSineins
,sstimony 10 Be an Invaluable medicine oarteie
sttsinsd 10 sueh unbounded popularity. Inc Nhv,S -
iIis Tor which the Pain Killer an unlAhns
well known 70 require ree1pitnAgn ~ I'm tbs Pain
mont As an external Anu lnbeInAi H4eN4S'-S 49,
Ii,v YcIJs Il certainly long enough time % RIoi
the efeacy Of any medicine, and that the ram hss
desstyng Of al is propretors claim Tor " Il,
b. The Unparalleled popularity it has a''A'h~
4, r IA IN almost even country In the world az
hsnoraing more and more popular eyerJye.r US ~
nToperes have been fully tested all over Tie Wo'o'
u need only to Be known % be priteu'
81 Sold By all DruEEisn
in. HARRIS & CO., Propnstars.
Cincinnati. o.
PERRY DAVIS q SON
General Agents,
ProvI Isnes.R.i.
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$40. Low Price Watches $40.

The celebrated Gold Composite watehssi best imta-
ton Of Gold; 10 elegant hunting excellent tlmS
Keeper Price so sl2 ils and tD according % qua-
ity and smbellshmeut. Warranted. Sent C0.D., with
Price List sent irss. Address, sAMMis4 Co, =,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-17

Tbs PUBLIC arc hereby assured that Por,o,.
Puydttps Pii' contain no injurious princinIs
but that they may be administered to childrSr
and the most weak and shattered constitutior.
in small doses, with great certainty ofsucoes.
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Agents! Read This =!
REPRESENTATIONS

Should Be applied for through Edison Brother,
Patent Attorneys, 5ll Ninth Street Washington. d q
ul- II we report invention pAtentabe we Abate our
Zoe until the patent Is allowed. Send for cirrular
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-03-18
TO the Public.

After weeks suspension, caused by the
disastrous fire that destroyed most Of The
PILoT Office, the paper is az in published,
though presenting rather diminutive ap-
pearance This however. cannot be avoid
ed until press and new type are obtained.
which Will be in a few weeks. when tie
paper viii be increased tc eight columns.
as was our intention previous to the acci-
dent. We are confident our subscribers
will bear with o. this Inconvenience for 4
short period, nd when the paper comes
out in Il larger and Land>omer form, join
with US in eztenlinG is circulation.
We cannot but feel thankful 10 The
many friends Of the paper who are now
laboring earnestly for its continuance
many Of whom differ politically with us
We als) feel grateful to Mr.. Schmidt and
Mr.. Borcherlt for the many f,vors thcv
have rendered us, and we shall always
remember the kindness with pleasure.
While our acquaintance with the people
Of Manitowoc and county has been Of only
q few months. we have found them Of q
kind and liberal spirit and always viii
ing TO help where assistance seems wor-
thy
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-03-18

ses that he would receive the appointment
Grant went back on his promise and Of
tered Judge Grth the mission to Brazil.
which he Indignantly declined and left
for his home in Indiana. Now | don't
care for Granny Bancroft nor Judce
orth, but / do deprecate this constan,
lying by Ulysses, as it demoralizes the
ignorant who are apt to be influenced hy
EXAMPLE
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-03-18

The people here and those residing at
Sbcboygan can Congratulate themselves
on having the poorest mail arrangement
Of anywhere in the state The mail car
rier no longer raEss efforts to reach She
boygan till after the cars leave for Fond
dr Lac, and the mail is therefore delayed
until the following day; the same conii-
ton Of affairs are at his end Of the route,
and our citizens seldom get their mails
until or 9 o'clock
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-03-18

The SPARTA TRlEUNE-Some weeks
since we received this new paper printed
at Sparta, Tenn. by our young friend
Edward Boreherlt. The paper is we'll
gotten up, and the editorials and locals
are marked with life aul spirit The peo-
pie of Sparta ana vicinity Will find Mr.
Borcherdt gentleman and one who viii
push forward those interests best calcu-
lated for the section where he resides
His many friends in this city wish him
prosperity his new home
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-03-18

THE entertainment Of the Eesperian
society Of Miss Holmes school, last Tues
day evening at the new Presbyterian
church, was well attended, and all the
members performed their parts with cred
it. The receipts, at ten cents admittance.
were S23
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-03-18

THE old maids Of Sioux City enjoyed
q banquet at hotel recently. A Miss
Kennedy made the concluding speech,
and created a furore by saying, Let
others do as they please as for me. | am
determined to have a husband as soon as
can get one. And let us all see to it, so
that, when another Thanksgiving Day
rolls around, there will not be another
old maid in Sioux City The banquet
closed with the song, NO one to love-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-03-18

NEW LAW FIRM.--Justice Forrest
las associated with him in the law bust
ness, Mr.. 0'Rourke, a young and talented
lawyer Of Sheboygan Falls. The law Of
fee of the new firm will BE over the store
of J. A. Kahler while the justice Office
will remain whore it is at present, in the
old National House, corner If Sixth and
York streets.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-03-18
News from Ecighboriag Towns.

CHILToE.-The Chiffon Times says:
There We're fifty teams III the procession.
which followed Nr. John Hickrv's re-
mains to. the Catholic cemetery on Safur-
day la>t...- On Monlay right # tLis week
this vicinity WAS visited 10y one Of the Sc
yerest thunder storms witnessed furvcars
Several trees were struck by lightning.
the earth seemed 70 tremJle. while dwell
ing houses AMI barns shook rs if taev
would to'ple of their foundations at any
moment =. On the same day that John
I Hickey was killed by falling tree. an
account ot which was published last week
Patrick hiorden, OF Routoni, nearly met
with asimliar a fate. While chopping in
tie woods ihnb ola tree fell upon him
taNI'nG nearly al the clothing from one
side Of his body of him.
kEwtUNGE. The Enterprise says
Rev. VI Welbes, Of New Franken z7eut
-four days IN mission service at St. Mary
church. ia Ills village last week, during
which time Two hundred and fifty persons
came 10 confession, twenty-four children
were baptized, and the attendance at each
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-03-18

TIE dredge, belonging to the city was
sold iast Saturday evening to Mr.. Miles
McMahon for the consideration If SIS 600.
There were ten bids, the lowest being a
little over So, ZOO. 1t has gone into good
hsRds.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-03-18

HOTELS, families and others will be in
terested by reading the new advertisement
Of II. Truman, in another column.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-03-18
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

-'1-" ester
""'' N0' 0'S'opeu 'Le IRcJ tAat an early all
iournment IS desired though not nj once
vote wss +.kao Tho Nr.~..,....... g
s.,,....-.- ,,,...,
- SS''l - ''--
Is.''5 u 'l'e c'hli'l"h oi the south. Butler
IN the house also raised his voice to rr5lonr
The session c5l tn, r,,.,,,,sa .. ..-.,.-.,...,,
~, l.,.., ,.'..l. -o-' 1'.'i7
- '''' s'"'-- ne SAN
'ha' questions Of tariff revenue and COM
merce could lie over unrH Dara-,Io,
Tia.. ,,o,.. .,.. ,.,..,,,..,.... ......
!, ~ .l.-s2s' "il.
'''l. "'LilA couple" Wilh The Pre- dent $
request tA#t congress defer tie question If
alior,,,,,.,,,+ III.
.,n,,. J.. .-.,.;...I -, -
''.'-' '''''' '"' session VIII las,
'Oh& eE2i-h at least to pass Butler intt-
nous klu HIuZ hiN. or the ono which ri o
committee ~, H., ..., .;.;,-, .,..
W. INC 9't'"
nave Ae"fIy ready Butler and the new
southern members Of the radical ucrsua-
sion. arc iuier..ir.hle in +Iofr eAFo,t. f.,
convince tLai,. ,.,,;:..-r l,r.-r.....,
-i's2 ~ ''' necessary 'i DONG soAcjAng
10 save the south for Grant fr 1879 TIer
admit TINT .1l ,r-,I T., 1,.,,...,......
,l,, .lo....nr.n ,.-;,-.. ..''''
' ''' ''-..,'''' 70 ~, '.'l '1'isS
~ '''S 7'...-l "Al@" VIII give the radicals
2 Ir.teE5 to throw out tie electoral y9-c~
OF enough s.u-lcran s..-as to a1a.+. l,...,.+
,g,., p..-..r.....
4 .at
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in Entertaining Hoax.

'HC PuolcatlOn or
letter from santa Fe, New Mexico, the
writer o. when CLAIMS 10 have been told
oy = amer Harvey, miner, Of a wonder
lu- M dec'leFJ ne bad made in Arizona
ne " ora occupies page IN the narra-
I.'h, o4' Inc acts q the case can be given
IL I""tA 1eSS space Harvey had got lost
ana was wen Algh starved and was rest
ny yi I. !, !!lS" focN, "Aen he saw ten or
-. I-!-'ts ,l'Sl-hV' " tremendous verti-
va W. VI I'cN' when evidently sup
l0'1'.t mesa OF t@ble land, whose hori-
1.AsI! FeIge formed The horizon, and the
suEIste q which was above his line of
We"
hiteF toNsome journey, he reached
me Iout he had seen, slid down the al
most lefI ehdIcular sides Of the crag and
destl-.'e' 70 beautiful plain. We
IIa'e ne was conscious Of Il certain
UNI. ll'L-..'r "ftiacIsslliy N the appearance
ol l"t open c1MpalSn as ne left the foot
o. '-e NJ th"agh not fence or wall
VS. '4>i'ie, and sthe harvest, if harvest
'-ett AaH 1'en, had long since been
ie"leb % rs stuIblc, which was over
SIo"n s.I,' y !. inc T'.'et e!rpery Of grass.
~ imp Va '>Lt an" splendid trees dotted
'.''7'.' @h. uh'er some OF these he
.'."-''. =. C"o oli detect the play Of foun-
's.-l7 "a ''irSSa. shapes Of stone. \ grove
-, '.-'s'., .1.t''a sIze stood half a nile
"''' '-'i'st1-S IL, ne struck broad
'''' .F '.tS"aF, which pierced the
i'.,' ~ .-e grove. and irom which avenues
- -.17,I nun it''Iajed INTO It's recesses
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-03-18

OUR city fathers having great confidence
in the ability Of the County Investig ting
Committee, have selected it to explore
the dark corners Of the city Offices.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-03-18

The advertisements in The Pilot have
been set over in great haste, and may
contain some errors. They will be cor
rected before another issue
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-03-18
! Strange Occurrence that Happened
10 a EsiriStcr.

'------
! strange occurrence llat Happened
10 Il hlFi>tef.
"o slflSn'iy ana Eeanuinl %'Hng Ia
'''' - ~ ''''a' me were .''e'y visiting i"elr
.'1aIH' 'holher slfi-EtIy and beautiful
'''y' VINO TX" Aef guess vas Of that hap
py age %hi,h "fns everything INTO fun
.'HI in*rF'''''ht. Il 'he ruin were told,
'hese -i.Ise misses were Just little hiJ
I.s1. l"'y "'rl ''i' u OF I'a1ihG lr~etI-
''' J'N'.'' ''''.' .'' .''''il 10y Paying
.'' So-'9 '' p''''AH " '.' e..'" ''"''' All
'hree occupied room On 'he ground moor
ana sept N one oe' Two d lAe 3""n5
'..'''. go ''.,s'' =. I''> ol' 'A' y eli-ls Y
4"'S'loil ~ : '''. ,i'' - nome un'Ii L''.''
l''N' : : --'.N ne. -''.i cohl-Nie' h's
to disturb the household, and quickly
steppel into their room taroYob t,.a low
o,,a,, .,,.;,,l.,,-
~ ''o"' "&II an A9"F all'r tNey A'b
lctttor the party, young prea cher called
Ill tiIN EU'l-t where .- TE4rp 1raNirfr an !
c,.,,.,I e., IL. l..
49, q ii.7l'. '''=-hE' "'i5A' o..
course, was granted As ministers have
the best Of everything. the old lady put
him :, -l.eo :, -. ,o.- .a-,, ~ :,
-. ''''
''ii7 '""S '.1'lI.. VINO ".i not gone y
the party, was lntrUStef with the daty Of
sitting up for the absent ones and inform
;rr HON, of .!.a oL.,..o ..f -. ct.
" ','''"7 '' -'''l,s one
'ooA "er post IN the P'rIor' ana as the
night was sultry, sleep overcame her, and
She deaar tod on IN excursion 70 he rand
orlr,.u W, IN :,
WI .io" s'''''' - 'he
young ladies who had gone to the room
through the window. BY the dim LIGHT Of
tho moon baar,, ,s ,lo, st,.rc,.,o 81 .l.-a,,.,
i, -. -. - =
'.'' cur ','ii'S' 'Hes we're eh'oiea 10 descry
the outlines Of Fannie (as they supposedly
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-03-18

THE PILoT is issued this week on Sat
urday, but Thursdays hereafter will be
the publication day.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-03-18

4 FEW days ago in New Orleans, as a
boy, eighteen years old, was wading
along Melpomene street, in that city.
which was deerly flooded at the time he
suddenly felt an acute pain in enc of his
feet, and, raising it TO the surface. saw
a conger eel follow, and fels it lite him
again. He soon grew very sick. and was
carried to his home and attended by a
phyEeian, ont lied the next Way
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-03-18

ATTENTION is called to the notice Of
Examination Of Teachers, in this paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09

IRE WEEKLY STAR for this week. now
Ieady. l. a capital humber, containing seye-
Tsi interesting stories aud fine peems: the
PRESIDENTS message and accompanying do,-
'nien's; opening proceedings of Congress. list OF
CVum.t:ees Sc.; proceedings of the Legislative
Assembly; the works OF Improvement in the
I'StIict; e neral news: Washington News and
t'c>siP: spicy personals: agricultural items
L"usehoid receipts. &c, SC. Just the thing 70
ssIt 70 the country.
Is1nsS- One dollar and halt per annum. in
aivahce; single copies hYe cents, in wTsppers,
ready fOT - siIing. ''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09

J. S s-tL0ri:atiyely announced in England
Ina. N.r- BTigA. ha> ~ far recovered hi, health
- :" @e able 10 take his seat in Parlia-
III - ai The beginning OF the next session. AMI
e ~ Ia vii accordingly 10 50. Ii he does, he
VII, NJ fear, commit fatal mistake That he
- wel enough We have no doubt but he reached
tiat Point by total abstinence from mental
'fcrt, ard, from Tie nature of his ailment, there
= g. at danger that he will be Frustrated even
n-cre seriously than before if he again takes
Eart IA public affairs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09

The condition of Albert Edward. Prince D.
Na'sS, as viii . Sccn By our Latest cahI,. ,,i.-
PATCHES, is unchanged, and but little hon, Is
cutcTtalUc'. OF hi> recovery. The Prince va,
lrrE ~ e = and j. CUISeq UeItly thirty, wears 90,
sge. lie II tLe second child Of Ousen Victoria.
lie first being the Princess Victoria. barn in
i-l". WL1 WAS married To The Crown Prime, or
ITris-sa- The Prince OF Wai-- was married II,
March. ? -. 20 the Princess Alexandra eldest
GI-Git,I "i Tie kiHs az Denmark ami now has
= s.'H between seven aud eight years o. age.
who. in case Of his fathers death, would be
tcir 20 the throne Queen Victoria, however.
would Gsu1tlC>s C0ut5uue 10 reign, or in cas-, of
her atiiClti1n, the Duke OF Edinburgh, her
sCCcrd son, CT The Duke Of Cambridge her
cousin, would be constituted regent. A the for
Iaer has made himself very unpopular with the
Tt"ile. " - probable that the Duke OF CAMBRIDGE
YOU'D DC made regent until the heir to the thron,
Genes q age, since il il believed lie woald be
mere ace ItaJit 10 Tie people on account of his
reputation IOT moderate liberalism. The death
q. the FRINGE OF Wales at this time when En-
land l. agitated d the republican m1vcln.ut
might IrCCIYiJate al entire revolution in the
SONcIHme mt Ot the country. 10 i safe TO cOu-
c!uce that ID cas- 1f hi, death Queen Victoria
w-Uit deter her abicatiOn, and retain The sem
b.s:ce Cl royalty a. long possible. Ill the hope
81 preparing the country for the reign Oh her
grandson v hen h. comes Of ase. Her abiics-
iieE Ici4J"4rE c,C>t.y IPOn the death OF the
Gin'g Of Wai,S would greatly increase the no
'st cal agitation, already - threatening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09

y strike Of the telegraph operators az Liver
TOO has commenced. and similar strikes are
iiSostened at LONDON. Manchester, and other
large cities IN England. The Transmission of
Messages i DELAYED in consenrence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Etc.

ATHALF PRIZE, -
In order 10 Close my ba-fnt in tht~ the I'm
winter, teo sets beautiful and solid GOLD ~
IAWElkf, including Buttnns, studs. L., T'.--,
chains, Pencils, etc, all suitable Tor Hbiiazv Pres
.nts. N"arlg tla same rpducti in sPECTACLF~
EfE-SbAN>FS, &c. FROM ~ O. ~ Tor cent dis
count ON recent purchases. Including Is X SOLID
KINGS, hne and WATCHES. bs<t : ounce
PLATED ARE, do solid coin SILVER WARE
see prices-Solid DIN Silver Thmbies, from ~ 10
20 cents; do Fruit Knives, from 81 10 s.: best al
lar Srectacles and Eye Glasses % q - cent- watch
1lssse- and Keys, firm 80 IS cents: Real Pebbles
usual price IS, - to 81 20. Orders taken from
; TO per cent. fer any valuable goods rot on hand
Twenty sixth year Of my business in Albany, sars
toga and " Washington: No. <6s P-nnsyisania ave
nne. near Morrison large bookstore.
Gees Sw BENZ. L HOOD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09

Tie Philadelphia ig>, the democratic organ
pa fehnsS wanna, diSsents from Montgomery
Bans views.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09
Disintcrestcd Nirtuc.

Fir triton. the President fthe Western Union
2 elrsraFh Company, haStens TO inform Congress
that tlte company he representa- does not want
e. ~ u Oit {" the EOyCTII3- at. Neither does il
want TIE COVCTEutu n, f. ts,t' lish an opposition
CutsrTv'sr- All ~ wants - eco be Yet alone >"
aut allowed tO continue lis victorious pro yTPSS
tu iTeaS .uS down all opposition, allowing mp
srn II aid " -aker companies, and gradually
's'a.. i'>N'rca MONOPOLY OF the telegraph bGs.-
"fS- Of ,hl~ country. l udsT these conditions the
western Lion will -. rulv IroWn down AL gov
or.m,I' interference $50 private enterprises.
u. always thought lat the Western Union
w. managed with Is much shTCv!nc~s AM
PRACTICAL v s~tIom ~ other company i'm tho
'.-J'Ty- We are confirmed IN our opinon.-V
.. Eat.
This IS Gro fi,w ef tIc case. Another theory
h. that The ViEiuou~ Indignation 50 promptly
s-t ,1,Es veiy C.sp.aycI. : only PMS GA as the
I,rSur a .I-lUJ Han. IA other words, it Is
aE,g, L.. tie ttl. -raf.. company Is satisfied
tat The Pgt.i- aTe % re-t,vc under the telegraph
service = uov administered that there must
scOI grow wy an opposition interest which it
CgI.sct lrr out or crush ont. tLat e. avoid this
competition 20 = IL favor If and i now actually
engineering II" sch, me 70 sell it, lines to the
government; and that the indignant protest Of
b. T.t mt y Only blind under cover OF which
+, expects 20 reluctantly Well at tine proper time
and rec siyC, Cn account 4 ~ apparently stout
C' ec;iOEs 10 the transfer, much roun,Ier price
OF It's property aud effects.
he leader can adopt ei,Ler theory he prefers;
3 q tksTc is one point which must not be I'M
'.Cktd.
From the vote in the House the other day, i;
70 evident that TIE project 20 place the telegraph
mes under government control has a good
many friends, and opinions for and against the
proposed measure may be honestly entertained;
but there can Be only one opinion held with sim
cerity outside OF the company a. to the price
that ought To be paid Tor the lines in the even.
Of purchase. If the government buys them.
I,t II Pay for them and their belongings only
their actual cash value in dollars and cents, and
rot the fancy figures 30 which the capital stock
81 the concern has been watered for the double
IUrT0-c OF s'ock-jobbing and to conceal its
enormous profits Ten per cent. of the amount
'i 10 capital stock would DC an extrayagant
Price Ter everything oi real valHc has to trans
Ter. ard II more than thar Is paid the buyer will
D. badly che atei.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09

urxEIHhNI' CUH6s Chlsf Sssd. UAcs, 4
SYNOPSIS poR RAJ rtsT TWsxyyv go, 10 + m s
The area OF low barometer in New England n as
moved slowly n7rthess;ward. Brisk northwest
NlLds continued on the lakes during Friday, aud
stii prevail over Lake Ontario and New Jersey,
Tl,h 2eldIy rising barometer. Snow ontinues on
LIKES Ere ard Ontario. Partially cloudy weather
slnng The Atlantic coast CIOu,l and rain hsya con
HhC,u Ii m Arkansas and Louisiana snuthwastward
ie ign barometer in the Ohio valley has extend
tH eastward to the Atlantic, ard the pressure has
ri-tn s'il more in Missouri and Iowa, where il !,
prN E'Krest. CisaT weather Is reported from the
10y Norntsin and Pacih. stations with rising
4 n ~. SUR from oregon to Minnesota.
PRcBABLETt The barometer Will nr,LaIIv
COM nue. 10 rlse from the middle and east Atlantis
.-ts Hest~aTdto Illinois and Wise nsin; the brisk
!I-sy 70 -Iighi, slight barometric depression de-
s'et ~ IN .hs sputh Atlantic coast, possibly with
~ Isinfs temperature prevail in Louisiana and
AMI westward: rising temppratura and fsIIiug l. ;,
h"i'r on the upper Missouri. CautiOnary sign al,
continue 10y thls morning at Rochester and Csweg o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09
FINANCIAL AND COMnERCtAL.


The New York rnonsy market Was easy ysstariay
The stock market was very duii, and g,Vernm >nt
b1Hds were hrm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09

EETTiNG on TIRE TICHBoRSE CAsE-Bettinp
"pon the result OF the TichboTne case is duite
the clubs indicate the prevalent odds at ten to
one against The claimant OF the nrOnertr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09

n 70, ,E,"NE' Dc. 2,,Co-tcn y~!y strong Firw
G'tl. b ai DALI Cl - aud Indiana. s rs -.
I--Tsy ara. 3 .fe;$l g. Corn rrr,; lite sGurh
err ",s7d !eIlo" s"a. h,rE, 6ya5Ic. Oats quio:
.t.-,-c. Provisions quot ami unchanged. Bat er
str-Us, choice western rolls, 2;sajc .t 10 prj1n-
3a2fC. Eisky. 81
BALTIMORE, Pee. s-V;-ginia s.vns old 20 biz
d. cnTon. old. g.. I,G. IS asked W. Vt~g.niIs
bid, "a asked. North Caroliras old, - bid 81
NEw WORK Dec o.--Stocks steady. hut not very
sCu't g." q active at IL i0-s. Governments iuIl
tf irin. Money f;m. : Virginia -tNes. 81; new ,
g. y r;h Caroliaas, 5Ji.; new, lG ESchauga
beng. 9. hort. 81.
NSw lOEK, Dec. 9-Flour Quiet spd s,saly
VII n quiet aud nm. Corn quiet and firm
rloHIeE, otc. ,, ll:cg =. D.-Thc feeling on
haLGt this Morning j. better. COn.jls opened at
glzi Tor money and 81 for accnnnt pnds of IsS,,
Xls ISIS old. 93; 1871. 95is: 10 40's. 9DE,
times
LoNDoN, Dec Q, I:50 D. m.-ConsoIs closed at
~ Tor money and 81 for account BDnds luiet and
steady lssss, ga 1855 90; 1857 95i 10 lOs 9Js.