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Washington Natters.
WASHINGTON, January "a.

w
In the senate, forty thousand dollars
were Appropriated to dcfray the eXpon-
ses of tie Outrage Committee. The
death of iIorton was announced.
In the House, S. \. Corkcr, from
Georgia,was seated, after there was a
debate, 5utlcr leading the opposition,
and alieing outTages. A motion to
fer was lest by Al to 14S.
Collectr Murphy has not been asked
to rcsigl. The outrage Committee
will examine North Carolina, before
entering lpon general investigation.
WASHINGTON, January 90.
NinnieReam's statue of Lincoln was
formally unveiled last night. Thepub-
lie was phased.
The Kansas Legislature has elected
AlcNandC Caldwell to succeed Ross in
tho Senat.
The elements composing the recon-
struction committee, are so unhar-
monious. that the committee is virtual
ly dissOl'ed' No measure proposed,
can he smctioned by n majority, and
there fs no disposition on the part OF
the chairman to call melting of the
committee.
The bill increasing pensions goes to
th' President, and. involves an in
cre!sed expenditure of S5 ,OOO, 900.
Abill abolishing the income tax was
passed, 2S to ., Blair voting no. This
is atriumph Of Commissioner Plcasan-
ton 'vcr Secretary Boutwell, and Della
no. The vote was much mixed, po-
litiolly.
Havy snow storm northward inter.
rups travel and the mails. Slccting
andthe lines working badly.
70 confirmation of the surrender O
Pals. ....
WAsHNGTON, January q.
II the House, the following resolu
| tiCI was passed:
pol so much of the Act approved July
! IA, 1870, entitled an Act TO reduce in
| teral revenue taxes, and for other pur
pOss, and continues the income tax, af
| 'Ii sliC "l'l htN VI '''NSHibNl' ipp'' w
returned to that body, with the re
spectacle suggestion, on the part ofth,
Hose, that Section 7, Article /. Of tn,
! Constitution, vests in the House q
Representatives the sole power t
originate such measures.
| II the Senate, Trumbuil gave motto
that the Georgia Senatorial question
wo,td come mp in u d:fy or two.
Tie Judiciary Committee of tn
ILoue have agreed To report favorabl,
upol the amendments to the Bankrup
Bill excluding widows dover from
its opcrations, and transferring the ap
poiument of registers from the Chic
Just ce TO Circuit Courts.
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.

TNiE Undersigned will proceed to
l. take evidence in the case OF Phin.
Is. IompkinS, contestant, ~. T.. 4.
clinton, c"ntcStcc, in support of the
claim OF the contestant To n seat i'm the
State Senate, as Senator from I.ancas-
ter comfy, ut the times and places of
which notice was published last week
viz
Lancaster Court UouSc-Wcdncs,lo
and Thursday, lst and 2i February.
j. Adams store, incar WaXhaw Pres
bytcrian Church Friday. Sd February.
Bcmir-Saturday, 4th February.
MontSoncry's Tuesday, 7th Feb
ruaIy.
TaNahaw-Wcdncsday and Thurs
day. 9Th and 9th February.
CastoR Friday, 10th February.
Dry CrccN-Saturday, ilth February,
Lancaster Court House Monday.
18th February.
All persons who voted for Phin. B.
Tompkins nj the General Election ON
the 10th Of October last, are REQUIRED to
appear and testify. Those who fail 10
avail themselves of the opportunity of
meeting me at the above appointments
will he legally summoned to appear at
the Court House.
Il. III. CLYBURN, c. C. c.
January %. 1871.
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--latest by Mail.
Nad News from Xork-Hu-Klux
on the Rampage.
COLUMBIA .Jnpuary

. .... COLUhBIA, January 20.
Reports Of Ku-K Kluxing in York coun-
ty are rife here. Letters have been re-
ceived by Radicals stating that ten or
twelve barns and gin-houses have been
burned during the last week. and that
forty colorcd men have been whipped.
There are fears Of an outbreak, and
white citiZcns are guarding the town
every. night Ku-Klux resolutions
have been postcd, stating that in cases
of incchdarisn, ten prominent colorcd
men and two white men will be
shot, and that in case armed bands pa
troll the roads, the officers will be exc
cutcd.
Great excitement exists here. SEN
ator Rose, accompanied by one or two
discreet persons, wilI'vrsit the county
Tomorrow fof the purpose of carrying
out the policy of the Governor, as an
nounced in his message.
Mobley brings intelligence OF more
whipping in Union, but he is unable,
and declines, to prove them.
On Friday, the finance committee of
the Senate recommended the filling OF
the blank In the bill to make appropr.-
ations for the per diem and mileage of
members with zone hundred and twen-
ty-five thousand dollars" This amount
will probably be cut down to eighty
thousand i'm tho House.
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FALKLAND WINTER
GOODS I!

WE ARE now receiving our stock
w of NEWFiLL IND WINTER
GOODS, consisting in part of the fol-
lowing
Fancy Prints, from 10 To Is cents.
Brown and Bloachcd Domestic, 10
to - cents.
Sattinetts and Twecds, a heavy stock.
Shoes, Blankets, Hats.
Sugar, Coffee, AiOlasse-, Flour, Meal.
Horse and Mule Shoes, Horseshoe
Nails.
Bagging and Ties.
CrVckery aud Tin Ware.
Many other articles. Give us call.
fsJ- The highest market price paid
FOR COTTON, either in seed or bale.
By From this date we will sell goods
only for CASH or corroN.
A. ROBERTSON & co
September Is, 1870,
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To Your Interest.

II il always true that n man will pur-
chase goods wherever II Is to his best in
.tereStg. Pho merchant that offers tho
best bargains and the best goods, gene
rally sells the most. We take pleasure
in calling tho attention of our readers
to the mammoth establishment of Nc
Murry, Davis & Co, Charlotte. They
are extensive Wholesale and Retail
dealers in Dry Goods, Notions, Hard
ware, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Ready-made Clothing, &c. They also
offer the highest market price for Wool
and Cotton.
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CHINA HALL,
ESTABLISHED 1857,
BY
JAMES HARTY,

And he still continues the business
next door 20 the Court House,
CIIdRLOTTE, v. C.,
Where you will find an elegant aSSort-
mcnt of China, Glass and CrOckcYy.
at prices GREATLY REDUCED.
Til" Stock comprises every variety Of
crock"r", Plain, White and Fancy,
Gilt, China Dinner and Tea Ware. Bo-
h"mian Toilet Sets, Puriau Marble
Hand Vases, Noticed Cups and Sau-
GERS, Terra Gotta Flower Pots,
GLASS WARE.
Cut or pressed, Fruit aud Preserve
stands, Gohlcts, Sc. Wire hanging
Baskets, glass lined "a new articlc).
The LARGEST and BEST assorted
stock of Cr0ckrry i'm this market, and
at LOW ER FIGURES than the same
quality of goods can hc bought in the
city Of Charlotte.
Next Door 10 Court House.
Charlotte, y. G.
January -, ISL. I'm.
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I'D" Gen. Logan has been elected u.
:. Senate from Illinois. Lot NJ. Nor
rill is rs-c\Fct,L from Maine and Henry
Wilson from Massachusetts.
Gen. Frank Blair, democrat, has
been elected u. =. Senator from Mis-
souri,. lie will be remembered IA the
Democratic candidate for Vicc-p
dent on the SEYMOUR ticket.
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.IanilRTy lS. I.
DISTRICT COURT
Of tho United States of America
Eastern District OF s outh Car

Eastern District Of South Car
olina.
In the matter of Char-)
lottc l.. Tillman, Un- In Bankrupt
voluntary Bankrupt. J cy.
FIR Pttrtc--D. w. Brown, Exo'r.
PY VIRTUE OF AN Order in the
- above entitled cause, to me direct
ed, hy the Honorable George =. Bryan,
Judge of the United States District
Court for the District aforesaid, the
Lien Creditors of said Bankrupt are
hereby notified to appear before me,
Julius {. Carpenter, Register of said
Court in Bankruptcy, and establish
their Liens on or before the 2Sth day
of February, A. ID. 1871, or be debarrcd
from all benefit of the Decree to be
made in this cause.
WITH ESS my hand this 10Th day OF
January. y. ID. 1871.
JULIUS &. CARPENTER,
Register in Bankruptcy,
2d Cong. Dist. of South Carolina.
Jan 25--5r.
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THURSDAY, january 2G, 1871.

THURSDAY, January 2G, 1871.
SENATE.
The Senate assembled at 10 d., the
President in the Chair.
The following bills and Joint rcsolu-
tions received from the House, were
ordered for consideration tomorrow.
Bill to amend an act entitled can
act to regulate. the fees Of probate
Judges, clerks Of courts, trial Justices,
magistrates and other officers therein
named.
Bhl TO protect theright ofparents.
and TO prevent the procuring and car
rying from the State persons under the
age of twsnty-one years.
Mr.. Whittemorc gave notice Of the
introduction Of the following bills:
A blu te authorize the county Trca-
surcrs to receive in payment for county
taxes jury andwitncss tickets
a bill TO require the county commits
sioncls to report to the General Assem-
bly, on or before December l5 of each
year.
\ bill to amend section OF an act to
determine and pcrpctuatc the home
stead.
A bill amendatory of an act to cstab-
liah and maintain system Of free COM
mon schools for the State of South Car
olina, was taken up for consideration
J ~ In c"nIInittce of the Whole, and sew
eral sections passed, with amendments,
and after debate.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Wilkes, chairman of the COM
mittec on the judiciary committee, re-
ported unfavorably on bill amending
Section >, Article 10, of the Constitu-
ton of the state, which, with the fol-
lowing, reported upon by the same
committee, were ordered for considera-
ton tomorrow.
Bill, (favorable) repeating the Usury
Law.
Bill, favorable) directing the State
Treasurer to pay to county Trcasurers
their county appointment of the school
fund.
Mr.. Whippcr, chairman of the board
Of managers, in the impeachment pro-
ccedings, rendered n report of expenses
OF the same, in accordance with the
resolution of yesterday. The report
stated that the board was not aware Of
any money having as yet been drawn
from the State Treasury on account Of
such proceedings, but that the following
bills wcro outstanding, viz: Aggre-
gate counsel fees 81 800, and expenses
of Sergeant-at-arms for the purposes of
summoning witness, ETC., $3.50, making
total of Sl 100.
The foregoing were read third time
and passed.
Mr.. Crews, chairman of the commit
tee on Internal improvements, report
cd on bill, favorably, to establish n
new judicial and election county. to be
known as Woodbury. county, and to
define its boundaries and limits.
Bill regulating all contracts for farm
labor in the State, was made special Or
der for Monday next, at l p. m.
Bill acknowledgement an act fixing the
salaries and regulating TIE pay of GER
tain officers, and for other purposes,
was laid on the table, ......
COLUMBIA, January "a.
The Impeachment trial ended to-day:
Judge Vernon resigned, and his letter
was accepted, and tho articles OF i'm
peachment withdrawn by the House.
Both Houses-a,hopteda resolution to ad-
journ sine die ON the frst Of March. In
the House Bill was introduced car
rying out the suggestions contained in
the Governor. last message.
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iSPECI1E. NOTICES.

AMONG TIE INDIANS.-Licut. Hcrn-
don tells us that no tribes of aborignces
arc found in the deepest forests of South
America, from the Andes To the Allan
tic coast, that do not have and use DIR.
Ayers medicines and Lowell cOttOns.
"TREMoNT,n "SuFFoI.I<," "BOOTr,"
are seen stamped in large rcd and blue
letters upon their garments, while
Ayers Pills and Cherry PcctOral are
among The treasures of their mhabi-
tants. Their native soil furnishes them
all their food and most OF their rcmc-
dies, but they suilGr from some ailiic-
tions which must have the intcrposi-
ti0n OF higher skill.-Scntincl, Liberty,
Va.
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The WinnsbWo,' NeeVs, of the 26tl

q The Winnsboro,' NesVs, of the 26th
ult., furnishes the following items:
, Mr.. John Mackercll, $. %. Dunbar,
and Others, we learn. arrested yester-
day near Blackstock, two colored in
dividuals, supposed 10 be the nnIrderers
of MIR. stephens, at Union G. III. S. c.,
some time since.
Milly jackson, a colored girl, scntcn-
ced at the last sitting of the Court ut
this place, To he hung to-morrow, FRI
day 9th Instant HAS been c6mmutcd
by Governor Scott to four years hard
labor in the pcnitentiary.
We are sorry TO learn that Mr.. Fletch-
er Walker, Deputy Sheriff, accidentally
shot himself, n day or two, ago, the ball
taking effect in the thigh, making n
painful though not dangerous wound.
Carelessncss was the cause of the acci-
dent,
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Ioldcn'S Trial.

RALEIGH, January ~.
The Boardof Managers fled to-day
their replication To Governor ilOldcn's
answer to Tn, articles of mpcachmcnt,
and the ease regularly ut issue. The
trial will commence in good earnest on
Monday.
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ND at theBritish foreign office upso u
late Hour list night The reports that
FnveA hadmade propositions for capifs
ulataan remain lnconfirmcd@s b
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ERRORS O1' EoUTII. "A gentleman
who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects 81 youthful indiScrction will, for
the sake OF sutlSriug humanity, send
free TO all who ncCd the recipe and di-
icction for making the simple remedy
by which he was cured. Sufferers wish
lug to profit 10y the advertisers expo
ricnoc can 10 so hy addressing, in per-
feet confidence.
JOHN. Il. OSGOOD,
No. II Cedar Street, New York.
December Is, lS70-ly
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Settle Up.

A Ii. persons owing the undersigned
~ for Blacksmith Work, will please
come forward and settle up Immediate
ly. a change in business nccessitates
this notice.
WM. GARsIDB.
IaniiRry 49, lSTt-2t
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Cotton sffafemnnt.

Charleston, Jan. 2S.-Middlings 14l.
New York, Jan. 2S-Middlings l5I.
Liverpool, JAM 29.--Middlings sid.
Baltimore, Jan. 2s--Middlings l5s,
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Notice,

A Ill persons having business with
"A the Judge of Probate will find me
In the Court House tTreasurer's office
from o O'Clock IA. M, to 4 o'clock p. m.
All persons are warned not To- transact
business with any person pertaining To-
said Office, as but one officer Is COM
missioned for said office for Lancaster
county. w. III. ID. McATEER,
- 's 300 Judge of Probate.
February ], lS7l-2t
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MARRIED..

Married, in this county, on the 25th
ult., by Rev. VIM. Banks, Mr.. w. =.
Lee Miss J. l.. Williamson.
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EOWTE'S HOTEL,

Lalc0stcr c. IL, 5. Q.
NHE Undersigned has opened first
4 class HOTEL in the Dunlap
building opposite the Court House.
The building has been rCmodclcd with
an eye tothc comfort Of Boardcrs. The
Hostess will give special care to the
comfort If her lady patrons. Tables
supplicdwith the best the county af-
iords. Transient custom solicited.
Terms REASONABLE.
MRS WM. l.. HOWE,
NM. l.. HOWE.
January Is, 1871.
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Application for Discharge.

South Carolina-Lancastcr County
In the Probate Court.
A LII persons holding claims against
"A the Estate of Neal Johnson, sen.
are herr by notified to present tho same
duly attested to the undersigned AS he
will make application to the Probate
Judge for Lancaster County, on tho
24th day of February, next, IS7D, for
Final Settlement of said Estate, and
Discharge as Executor of said estate.
HEROD JOHNSON, EX'or.
January Is, 1871. Ct
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Sheriff Sale.

DY virtue of Attachment on Agricul-
ID tural Lien, To me directed, | will
sell at the residence of Mr., Jack HonZ.
i'm this county, on FRIDAY, the 3j
day of February. next,
1900 pounds of Seed Cotton. Levied
Ledlcr Houzc, at the suit ofG. w. Boil
TERMS CASH.
J. ID. CASKEY, S. l.. G..
January is, .lS7l-3t
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NEW IDTER TISEJTENrS.

LAyDRETH'S GARDEN SEED.
LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEED.
LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEED.
We have now larc supply OF these
Seed.
KILGoRE & CURETON,
Druggists, .... ...>...
Springs Corner, Charlotte, n. G.
February 4, l87i.
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G. G. & AUGUSTA IL. X.
SUPERB OFFICE

COLUMBIA, :. c., Jan. II, 1871.
On and after Sunday, January %,
the Passenger trains on this Road will
run as follows:
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der have prevented cgress from France
into Switzerland, and are imprisoning
strangers. The Germans nave stormcd
Grapnouch, and repulsed French at
tack upon Yillars. r-..
BERLIN, January 26..
The reported presence Of Favre at
Brussels, though not officially confirm
ed, caused intense excitement. The
people repaired to the Palace, hoping a
confirmation from the Queens lips,
but no telegram had reached her Maj
csty. All the public offices are closed
and business generally suspended. The
fast is known officially here. that only
FIVE says full ratiohs remain in Paris.
#s. LONDON, January 25.y
1t Is stated upon unofficial but trust
worthy authority that the Germans
will insist upon the unconditional sur
render Of Paris and her forts and de-
fences. The report published in the
Times of a collision between Bismarck
Napoleon and Eugenio are unfounded.
1t is stated that Garibaldi Is surround
cd near l)llon. .-
1t Is stated that King William has
written TO Queen Augusta that capitu-
lation is imminent, and that his speedy
return to Berlin is expected.
''"' LONDON, January 26.
On enquiring at the German Legal
ton here at noon to-day, ii was ascer-
tanned that no information of thu. capt.
.alation ofPaEis hadAsen RECEIVED there,
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Tho Minister of War, supporting the
budget, expressed the belief that the
condition of Europe was dangerous,
and that small powers, however peace
ably inclined, might be forced into the
war for the defence Of ualr indepen-
dencc.
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Legislative Proceedings.

X. G.. BILLINGS, Foreman
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s sssr :. i as. sis ,. sf sss e|s sS ,s
es.a'pre. the mrte. whsiy-Dnsad sosi Il is pcS sales
% mi G 'ss &C. s FIR s."y %
&c ~ 20 pesa 1 ss T ks tsSd e|:s Red ~
Rye steady zoe Corn a1n.r yellow, 7d77 rsd western u
s.: 90 s;% SSi s' %it < r.,ss ss' s sa; S,s.
81 Ia B;rsns quiet sai .i., va a,
IA s t ,% e, tss! Li,Io p'n,
bur &c. re 7, sniSal Io,i,on.-iioGcr frm, ta
ION a s!s :rf 4; conhYoiier. Co. e ar III ii:, r
C,r src' &c. p,.tA lin' Liahic, packed Lar4 oi@ oic
Mrsri., EcP '<cur unrhanged: Corn nomlrsy Csc oa
g. roT' Ai2 @@+IJ - led firm Aul Unchanged Bacon
IoLr'o vi i-whea. .i,ay ah moder,.. demand; no .
c." ~ rr aeasn an nu; II 81 1eI Sc Dat. in lar demand
ari FIN; - Da.i No q o., -; chigau DC FeyAti
sos w. Fl,ut 600 Niei 1900 hsh Com. 2'y1 bah.
o s .n's7 20 bbls Flour, itoI buh Wheat, 5000 BUSH
o,wio. Sr il-Fcur .roiy with good dm.rd Gales 700
~ nj - o Fgrni; j. - o 4n.c W.o;ct; w 49, Tht'
Ed ui's to srrve 81 .; ear No. White ~ Ss'n I'll .,
I1 a. ,' oo coa , 70 sT Bill 81 % for Uaeo
:, sn Feed urrtanrrl Shoh' l9H S2'i Siipt' go
49, MAI 2e i1n n % i" qsy F4 1.s t. S StS
ioS Lrrr & u lIaloo ~ 81 to NeW.YoF. RalrSad
II esonr to ho'G1 So, t" Se5.y"Fs s to hIa npi &c
3: %. H. Lail-r am $4,000 fet Lrr'a: . ~ =, IN,
Hrrro r. % 80 eos ,,, Mnea s,O TS
si.Iiaen-Wic', I2so ah Corn l77O0 huh 0l. III
sh C,nel Frgl, Glwht l Cor sc and e. or so a.
were ali r .p - Nhralie marsst bare and noTo'raiy
g 81 f. 20 2 M Go %tn a, 'Sli ''' sr rp
si G t Co., to s w.; 1860 ba'h. High Mixed at o'' 2oeo
.nct Of q, o9 h1sa No. 2 w'se q 4GnIc; "G ha'h per
l. BE- lty a. 81 pcrl Lard u~chaascd h.D"iDr' en-
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COTTON N'iErT|,

Borov, f-r' It-C,t qe hq hla y 'ng' H'' gross re-
rrl,. sr'rs. az q: s;Otk I'tD Ha"s
lIfp'u cr GdaS' lTj ~ Iece
81 bales .1porscosstBe, jz5 balcs sales 800 te stotA a0'
Nv Oar rlxs fort H-Co:ton drm Mt'ngs l9dlSici nr'
alrs; ssls. larH; stct. 2li ih =
Minfn W iColtoa IN fair demand a. o"r ties; hi1uns''
CO., - ,,.r o,,
Pm .pvrrrr. Sort 1i-Coon cr.,t rr' frn NNGnc' 9Hc
CALR,rGy 'ep. l-CCtoH out bt ' - Coo oils rS
17ie ~ taes npo-coast"e M oIes saied wv
bales; : ~ 81 bes
K,z;oRE SIT lCoton Iniet; Ml'nrs Pose; net receipts
n hac.; IS bale: Sales g bales; sock, 40 bales
MoBitv SIt. "a Cotton quiet ai'tngs Et~Oic; mel re-
3 baley e1porscavise IL bses sdes iO' baio ocA'
3, DInas .,.,,- ,o,,o,
81 I..r 1t-Cot' N u1chanTei Md'lngs. l9Glhe
Wn4SGtoS Sert l4CO!ton ha Ailnss i'cI Let fecc'P"
q b. s:>c.. 6oI LJles
fIv.vxts sept II-cotou hm Low ~ ing Bio net re-
cet's l4G hale. sales 60 bales; st0ct ?ih9 baes
ioU,yLtg sent l-Cotnn 6r ard caineel; Mdhlnc' Nc
CycysAr Rtit I'-CDsacr rates asked but no aaYancs
i5Lsl; Low SilJ'irCs. Elc ..,,. %, a,o, -. -.
EGhP6. Sept. 1-toton Get Low Hidhnc' h.1Ic re' TO-
ceitts 81 ffNse IT. l; socs 90 G"' ,o
ArC-Ta ,;s a-Coon Gr4; M.dinGs lsci net receipts i''
bel.,i tales 10 bbcA
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srC0ND DOAED-l p. N:
t.,t J....fS-R cad n
THURSDAY, Sept. l4-P. n.


Tho sock market to-day has been hating,
I'm dubious and doubtful, il not dismal one Tic
ortua,i ns have been very slight, though as rule IN
10 uuw,d direction prices closing generally at a1rac
,o advance on those Of last evening, but not always
d, tle highest quotations Of the day The market has
- In hat ,eculiar condition when the bulls nave
20 huy and the bears TO sell every body seeming
Va na LITTLE in doubt to the particular cup under
,cb he would find the little Joker" hence the trans
ans have been limited At the opening there was
steady feeling which became more marked unui tne
e,., call pres in the mean time having made general
chm oh small advance About IL o'clock the list saGged
O., ICING ont only small amounts Of stock, however
Tins was followed by another reaction, and
A. sequently by another decline OF from to
per cent. The leading features we're Lake
shore, Ohio and Mississippi, Northwestern, Wa
bash. Pacific Mall Western Union Telegraph, and
Union Pacific Concerning Lake Shore there was street
sepor that 1t had decided to call up SO per cent cash
Cd the new stock o. ooOOo, though there is much I'M
certainty in regard It, and the report thoud be taSen
MN orano saiis Pittsburgh carried up little late
An the afternoon Harlem following suit while the lam
many Ring iavorte QIannibal and St. Joseph was car
red up TO r. In the miscellaneous list Marposa shares
we're noticeable for their weakness, the common belng
quoted as low as ali Willie the preferred was sold at 81
against 6, early In The day Consolidation Coal recovered
portion OF the recent decline. Express shares were
dull The following table shows the highest and lowest
pricss at which the leading stocks were sold to-day: