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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23

ana IN accordance with law and an
order OF the Board Of Directors, made on
Ihe fourth day OF June, 1873, so many
shares OF each parcel of such stock as
may be necessary will be sold at pubIic
auction at the office of the Company, No.
~ Sansome street, San Francisco. Cal
norma, on Friday. the First Day OF
august, 1873, at the hour OF ~
O'Clock NJ. OF said day, to pay said de-
nniu.he assessment thereon, together
penses Of sale.
T. P. BEACH, Secretary.
once. ~ Sansome street San Fran.
cisco. California. wis
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-23
FOR SALE,

EOR SALE, VERY CHEAP, a Dwell
Il ing House and Lot. The house is
CO mpletely furnished, and is suitable for
. small family. Apply at the California
Lumber Yard, OF NJ. b. BARTLETT,
Jell4 Real EstateAgent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-29
An Awful, Calamity.
over 1hrrc unadr'sa lives Lost IA
kts English ciaanaci by a CsitI.
sion tte0 steamers.

LoHnuE, January 23.-The North
Fleet, u I.ondrn emigrsilt ship which
sailed from here several days ago for
A~usirasia with III passengers, cxcln.
siye Of her crew, cOliidrt al midnight,
|two tales Off Dungel,css, with an an.
known foreign s~teaitehip. aud mtns cut
10 tho waters edge. Only So PERSONS
are klnwu To have Gccn saved. IT, IS
believed every other person who was
on board has iaasd "a watcry grave.
M attention. was paid By Tie steam
ship Ia the cmigranf vessel alter the
collision. aud she proceeded on her
course. leaving The sufferers To thcig
tutr.
Additional particulars Of The ter
ribs. ],r,riao disaster oil Dungenes.
ii]yht-hvt,n last night iEarc been re-
crivrd. The NORTH Fleet was lying
at anr!lur at the time the collision at
ctrrcd. Her cargo cun.iatcd III :aii-
way iron. Three hundred and tween
lv-onn prr<ute We're drowned. intiui
ing the captains of tbc ili-iated vessel
TIE name a. she steamer which ran
;uio tie slap has sol yrt been asccr-
]tninc,i. but she is believed 10 have
1rcu A Spanish vessel bJulei lru.n
Antwerp. III" board Of Trade !
His rity liz. utlrrtd ii reward uf Eit,.
for her discovery.
L!oyls have te,rgraplred their
agents Ut alt the .nu: Bern stati"Hs, -
,to1, It possible. the .Irpm"r viii. Il
rti the Nortt iirei dnwu,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-29

of the bride, a gentleman
Framed Murray, who resfdes come
SIX autles, from Esrinitgteu.
EAFweek- age, last Monday atr. Town
~hasl and his Mifs had aeeasioa 10
lvisit fsrnlinstopl, aud .fott this pur-
Ipose a team attached 70 a light cutter.
! i sflnn4slrrd. Them hY Mr.. Murrae.
They started of. SAYING howtyer,t that
/ tGs naant not rci"fa tut the ueat
lay. hey did net attemipt to H.
uls, thar night, but earl, on Taes-
day morning they were OH their way
a.ek. 10 was Very cold, anl the
urses were urged on, but suddenly
he wind arosr, tinr particles ofsnow
sn2stt IL fail, and l.etnrG long ;ae
great storm burst aron them IN au
Is terrific fury, For awhile the
,trang sltimais hni;ird against the
elements, but hccoaaing exhausted ~
last, it was foand impossible To urge
~hriii oawS.a. In t..c meantime the
sioisnGe Of The storm Increased. Great
trirts were forming around tie sleigh
and e was impossible 10 distinguish
'hIcc;s srsrGelv a rod distant. IL MAS
\ terrfhlc dilemma to be place., ie,
and the hearts OF both occupants OF
ae sictStt beat fast W,tn fear and aux-
etv. rs hears passed on, with nc
,haictnant ot tie aii.:ry storm, the
prriis OF their situation began to in
crease, aud while each c~n,luayorct to
cheer The other, both Ieit that nothing:
bu: il mysterious intcrpusitiou oil
iroF ,dcncr could saw them from the
terrible tate OF freezing to death. AT
sast night carac. but still ttle fierce
Eia&s howied over Nad about theta,
the drifts grew iar&cg, aad the tein-
pclaturG colder. Wrapped III their
uNce AID blankets, sue, huddfpi lG-
.cl!ncr at ih" hultom Of HE siei4h,
taul passed the night in ~priyS:g FOR
, tclIvcraHce from that awful Siluatiuu.
As soon ~ daylight appeared, Mi.
IC0wnsrnd siguItied his intention OF
I; possible. His vile maSe fearful re-
nnustrauccs. ic:.rirg that lie would
meet wiz, 10 sucG-Ss ana; rcllsps
perish w,i!l the cold. tie circerct
heV as hes; ne cnuld. however, auI
packing 'lc robes still closer arounl
her. tOoES - OF tie hogses .n,i,
mounting hin, drove away.
Al! day the !UH"'y Wit" waited, hCr
heart hr,i'.ii@ t!~jrv WITH lu:r ~ The
tedious huu2s wore un, aiuh her tears
asst prayers :.!i3u. y0gcti4v!. Night
ic&nrn again, bat i did 10; bring ne.
husband unv relief. Buried in jAe
folds Of blankets and Uutta'ocs. she
cSuid hear the waiting q: the wild
winds as tuvy SWEPT yer III" lose
prairie all through the i!-ula! hours.
ENhapstcG. weary aui h~cuumbr:t,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-29
Congressional Gsirain2,s.


The Great No"i.'oT Investigation
goes oF1Te1y on "''d wi'*i was lock-
ed ui'oi! rs : gran" AR" III the out
SCI, promises I" 'IfH ""i 'ER%!' per
iut!!aiise ''F SON" %. VIZ i'"4 ''es s2":i-
'T:h'". 4"' t'v''l, Nt"o'iicf, = may
sc Wei enough 70 i-''!.'ih, as" cor
f''-l'2h "fE""!1''' t" '''i:'oi lie
l'ii's "S',i ~ constructing iac "'"h
i a'''' rt''I'"'' ne RAJ; va! '"!i'
,'',S '' &''', ''t''', 49, ami"
"t"'' - "~"'' "H''".''',' '""''' o"1
VI "h'c" 10 s"i'eH 'hS!''t'''- 'he
c'e9'' NI'".i'et Ea"'a-'I'' pa"cs
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i"f ''i' hoh'I "H' lftiADi' 'of iE'
'ai''! 81 bis country. HlfeatH many
% u" mos PROMINENT M@h'H2is ci
"'i'' mousse 81 '~'A@'cSS ha'o 1ec!i
''Hti'I'tra ~ Tie "l'2f"'t'"i trans
%''ttioh' AhI '"C'i sHofiH "cIc"' 'tc!h-
Sc!Ffa Of blame arc bht maN'n2 INC
i.Ep"su:e more complete "hd W.!
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-29
Law Making.


Tho number OF Laws that are
ground out by The various law-mak-
ing establishments in this country
every Year lie something frighttal to
contemplate. The ordinary citizen
who tries to keep himself posted in
| public matters has scarcely time To
iIstt out that n law has been enacted
before il Il repealed and something
else substituted III jis place. Sim
p!ieity. certainty aud stability. nre
tho Indispensable requisites Of goafi
laws, but all i;irSe ara sncfifced IN
the uneasy haste with which our codes
are compiled, ard IN tho %cngcrncss
or every incoming batch OF Icgisla-
tors 10 tear down and reconstruct.
! no fact is, there il by far too mura
~lcgislating, state. aal national, dose,
and the country is oppressed by Tie
multitude and We gitt Of lis lava.
Already there is need of the genius
iofa justinian - resolve The unwictey
imass into a uniform aud intciligihle
code. Congress sta too oitcps aG.t
the sane IL true Of all the state iHss4
natures. When ne get together
without anything 20 TO, mischief gen
orally follows. Legislation III thia
country u"r: might he termed the
science OF CORRUPTION: AZ lra.f Il j.
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"a SHhN.
20 tsic Public,

Having resignci my position AZ Professor
of ki!>tc in ;ae +. =. Seminary, whist T
have hiled i.r faEt yea-. past, / take pleas
urs in informing my IrtaaaiS auai patrons
and tiIt:lratIic generally. in Lexigstan "a
r~i:inity. niat | viii r-.usiu IN Lexington
and cpnti1G" uy iGstrlrtiln> in H,ltsia /
viii ut pn@c organize glasses IL VOCAL a;ItI fil
struGI-nt,l mite. J greatly prefer those ~
pgpis who wii! study music - ali at. ar,l
mol "a u pastiEie. I1ds!Iaii tRke %reil pl!!5.s
10 assist any S',o really wish . bec4rue
D.otioient IL. this 1nGs' agreeable cE arts.
instruction. Win he given Oh the %..;ai,a,
organ, yio:in. atid II f.cii H:n>ie. il.r-c
i~.stlil. t. avaii tlciTisE ives NJ nay sei+tcr>
ln.y Apply TO rae IA ~, .og. oI leave @p.tr:.
cations al MeSsr-. s:riSee-& husitn,s iiprS
Store. A.ests. Me.sJe & Cos, AMI II ;Sc
Org goods store @ Jnhn II Ar4ing"e.
Respectfully.
GHAELEs GItBEJ.
Snccial in~ducemeGts held out t. ii.osH
study;ns music as a profession.
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@iSS cav; ine.u3.

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sem" lovers II fi"rat"T' la n ~
= III. ia" r'T"!&. are irt .r: ID TO-
@'sNIA' a t"a'!i@- ".'''
l. cas-. So ia 80 .rrtr.,,'a y dos,
W., -m"+ .rl .E ara -,...: ..;,anIae
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lae ''','i l"f1n 90! jh" '.'hy "!rci'.'
"n'tfl - .'o''i~H"''. -. - '-i'n
WI! rn!'HHt'r" "4 '"e !I!- II hiSirh.
Tie pa,-,.Y lAa 81 i,u;. f,iu-
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hf-. '"!i.h!iuS i'""r;. "t 'ilS
Township. - d" shoemaker. i;r" !ti:I-
e. VAS "a 9"'"r" Her, ail' lbs 80 -
h"i':,: : par 81 Ger '!pN'f,- u" r"S''IN-
ri - Keep i:ir;G ia u~n n"tii ii:r boy
Ini!c = t.H.;v Of them, i,ir" IcaFt"a
t!ie Trade. Sae and the h3i~.t"akn
~ ,,..'. 49, ''','
~, t..,.L ,.., l.n,,,.,t
Says'i.. Republican,: there is ! stat
Hie tr "A.~tctae req .irl"& justices %
80" rs'Ir . a." ~. r~Sr 1I,,j - r,..,.
-. 49, r,,,rt, ,~..r,,I",-.
" 49,, ri,5i, th,yc, month. If ,,r
CEREMONY. nd although il i~ '.cpor-
taH: cH e.y":at ar'"a1.- 'l=,t !: e.'0nia
b. complied ".i'''. there itn5 o@"n "
singular renl;s>n"=s i'll observing il.
Il il estimated thai the number of
marriages ao: recorded - = Ia'=" tr
the ~muunnar recorded, Ii not ~.iT-cr.
!i.i,e., Champion. . u.grn, se,,tcu-
get! ,a u" hug in !iowI.d r,urtv OF
the Phi, .or the murder Of his wife
has received u respite Ut thirty days
from the governor, Tia respite was
~is,ur,l On ;he petition of!,ir old ma>-
Ter. }. ~. C~naupioI. and many 9th
or citizens, wh" state it'ai line cvi-
.;ewc w"s entirely c!rc"mstaat!s~
AID l.: 40 means conclusive. tnil-
""siV enough, ii IS even Jountiht
whether his wife was Ei'ir,', II II so
whether her ansoAnd "i't the 700
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-29
Cood R~iGS;arcs.

That incubus Of the postal system.
the fsa.ikiH& privilege, al-cr many
futile enorts, is to be gotten rid Of.
ANA we are yet TO heara single regret
expressed at such a contamination.
congressman and Senators VIII have
to hit upon soins other lnc;ncd Of ia
vo:in2 taei' cousum Clients than by
sending their stacks OF dry statistics
and diiGF speeches. Ii congressmcn
d. their daty tha people wiai find
itoni, and That's what they Had bet
ter do.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-29

y GRAND Iirc SWIM DLT.-TH.
officers OF The various masonic bod
les Of omaiia. Web. warn the ira:c.nl-
~ and tho public both At home and
abroad. against i lottery sc!icmc III
der the name and style OF - t;taud
CIT Concert tUr thc purpose OF aiding
a Board Of Ifutces to erect II Mason
&c Temple III OMAHA" aud 10 state
that the same has been in inaugIretci
and Is now carried, Oh without the
sanction ." consent 0f any OF tie Ma
suHie bodies nf tlt.t, ci:v ar slate.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-29
G~faneyai ;s1~s stanas.

senate D..rshy r".i:H."itha ""r-
.rr's"t,'llp al ILLINOIS,, "n \ Gt''iE ah"
Observation-Disclosures. E.Ecr.d.@ w.
.~wcTn iu - hi, -;!c.a-sor.
IA r; INA, III, New Y,,rl crauG
;rry i.ya i3iiu8 g,oicIurnl- a,s;rsr
IN. '~,tt.-nrr. n!ih,ar -, fni.r aim.
n,,,t. A.. p, ga. .a,,a.. .n,ryr,,rr
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de.,'r Parton, N :. :;'tr i:;.cc t."
"a" I.ih.''... .sys t"t til" ~uHt" j.
r.,r i~r,.-'-i auA ~ ~" taking. :; h".i-
- VEN" ~ u o. il itHl.t rF"';. :
S 'U,a "ia:J J1eAH-rt"i aH:%t'f.
A.srviH i;R.rn~-;f
: a~naavuyc,l ia =. ,cirgran tryni
Jach H., HAT 50 trrGurni a,,s
..sr,aus have been :le inlarrrriio,.
.bv ice ~ TIE transfer acr,,ss the NJ
.i.s;pni river M Louisiana. No. OF
t,.v ':,,.at a"G gr,~.u%.r> 81 Missouri
DIV ."lr: the ,hr,a4n. sir,., ,n,i
i. l.n.'> f''ir"4G'. ti.i' a., .l,.lt .. -
"a ,..I- rfHi dave t:ert'ia'' 20 s.~c: ~
>..'Hd.d r'.'t@" :" "l,t" la. r!'"r IA
itr nuftt l:'l''r', 't@ "oT; upon
~ structure N;i. bG c~oGluHrh"v& rs
sic .pt:n.:.
-" .ig".. anl i:e, Baptist NEr.ui.,-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-29

The ST. Lou Drm,dSr3l; 80, scm'-
thing 70 feet good over ~ lie fact
>hat',hus far every Republican Srap-
tor has been clrc!el, ana n~cry Dc!n-
ocrat has been beaten. north and
south, east and rest" Il" pNHl:ca:.s
ana Democrats arc Mcrcr supposed
30 enter upon such contest, wii5
equal chances IN those latter DAYS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-29
h~alssourl' /. oglslas.re.
SEsArE-IhS. %.

tnNt
NC sleeiip ofaar, teing the reso-
lu}iau Introduced oy senator iihfr
',sit uectaflag II 10 nc tue sense ei
ihe 9el'efsi assembly mat " Was III,
.eNaedteht 10 call n tsonstitntiaHal
Convention, alter a long debate 1t
wa4 iaid upon iaetahls:
2eis'I"f Stfother oiiefed dle lo'.
lowing resoiltleE
tt'so'Ned. lf,ht q enthinit'ae o hNe
pc anpo'ntea oyihs lre~"r"t 81 me
on"'y WIN ins'' "t,'ou w '"i"i'o
'"'9 anu fe2"ti me Senase y. a'i
1"r'y "". "'ot'st ~ Ions'i'"',n
s"u,it, w y WV -. 'lp Ptrl'I' iof
N,,HeI'''h on t"h ott uN' 81 'u"e'
''"t'' ',ih VI VIZ We, "''"i'tN" ~ "
'h"J''t'N o. ~ i,&hi FoLerS voting
~ ''t"S ctcs'i""9 "pl
Hs%AfE AN 81
=" 'tf' ""f''a" hIl requiring
l'''.i:" insurance COMPANIES h"''iE.
~ Ni1'sonfl ~ iHaA luhus
'o.ie''cV IN 'ii" state
nE H'r. "n'ict@e concurrent rrS"'
'"ti"" submitting al' amendment to
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-29

ii is thought Stokes vii! be hung,
provided he waEft't born to poison
himself.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-29

England i taking salcv 10 Russia
i'll re@lra to & disputed i'0n::d!Fy
question in Central Asia. Bat i:,r
Beitisa lion az. lost his tceth ard
.Mon't fight ANY more. tic has .ecn
tried too often lately.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-29

Aatot. i~lolilo, tried last wH2.l in st.
Louis for lie murder Of his wile. Wa-
found guilty Of murder in the 'he first
degree iusri;c othis plea Of insanity
AID the proved intiiriiir Of his
wife. Tie jur;-s cf tic coun;rr
have lately been administering SOM"
good lessons 10 thH bI"0h-ttir:!y.
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0.ee5Ip =nteIIi8e1fe:.

LETI.-GG1N. No.
"EnW>otE JANUARY .. 49,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-29
WILMINGTON ITEMS.
PRIZE liz

PNtSE FIGHT
Oar httla city was the scene OF L .ifa' clnss
priss fight y tew days SINCE. The F,cts nrn
about as fallows. Wesley Johnson, who
lisps nearthis place, and '.itlliy" piyenawho
carries OH i'te hiaGksiniiiiibg bnsfnsss here
were tryins: TO settle - blacksmith bill. "ileti
a dispute arose. rrgaiiins The saIp". and the
tn ils was passed. when a %ritnrimc tight
was got into. In which on. OF tw1 other
youngsters of ous town took i part, Bar
low and da~g-tai"es, aud stones, were freely
used. johnson WAS struck several timrs
ni,ou, the t.cn aud Head and kuncEed down
oner. Owens received n rip on tNo In the
cont with one Of the aforesaid dangerous
kiisc>. Soac of the parties engaged Yre;t
hurt except Johnson. Fac fight was hroisHS
10 a chase by the several rlrti,s ,;:tlslty
agreeing 10 qrit aa,! quarrel itout. Hhiclt
they dit. ny using tspch %irnf,nc
snl abusive language. and d--n lIcs and
other uely epittcis, which was kept M
tor an hour or more, and oniv ccnscd on AZ.
count 81 tiinis vocabulary Being exhausted.
WILLIAM DAY,
!or% 4 resident and merchant Of your civ
IN ipys nrst. buL row Of Chicago, was IL cnr
rown several 'layr lasa week, visiting his
brother. Mr.. u. Is inntshg our q location fnr
business, ami ma wisn him suacr~s WI. revrr
ln may -, and can sIy aty c. rrr f'ri
9rpui on ]iuralirg 81 il. - ,ei5 = arst
lass bii>iur-t man ia rrrry le>res..
SisrTEp IS uS SKATES.
Several of your rtty Youngsters visited o,s
one isy last wceA: via Missouri i:I'e =
.'sncct ." We ruui,l Jla."1"r rr,' ia.
FROM their coEinr, shat ihc'c was anvll,rng
a." ~ H":,'' ani"Rgsr th"tn. =, Mi h.
liI." g~u:i"n.~'. auI treated e,rst-
very rr.parifuiiy snl c7uri-ci.!. rbr!r
rpHr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-29
A PHEASANT

lrrcn tbs hinnespoiis Time january 10
Among tho many sal incidents
which re have been Gales upon to
chronicle daring the last few days
with regard TO the terrible results VI
the late. storm, none, potbapg, viii
excite more sorrow and sympathy
than the story OF Mrs. Mary Town
rend. G Young married lady who re-
Gently came With her husband from
Central New York to take up their
abode 10 our State.
Justagtes the holidays the young
eoupia left this city for . visit TO an
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-12
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April 11.-Cotton-Quiet
at 1876. Flour Dull at 81 25a7 Co.
Wheat-Quiet OF 81 Goal 63. Corn
Steady Gt4Oc. Rye-Quiet at SOC. Oats
-80A3sc. Barley Unchanged. Groceries
Firm. Oils-Unchanged. Eggs-QuleI
at 14a15c. Butter and Cheese-Steady
Provisions-Quiet and firm. POrk-Nom'
inally unchanged. Lard-Firm; steam
s4aSEc. Bulk Meats-Steady and IN bet
ter demand for future delivery; shoulders
8ts6tc; clear rib sides, StaSfc; clear held
OF SIC. Bacon-SteadY; shoulders, Otc
clear rib sides, SIC; clear, Otc, with sales
clear generally held at 9tc. Whisky
Steady at 96c.
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With that Clio smiled, and Jacks mo
mentary disple2sure vanished; yet inert
was lett on his mind the underlined impress
sion that, alter all, he had been solo, bu'
the ice Of reserve was broken.
ITO be plain, Clio, came down TO tel
YOU that love you
Here came long pause. Jack looked
at everything In the room except Clio. II
was getting exceeding embarrassing 10
Jack, when there came quiet well y
from Clio.
"And 10 say" went on Jack, rs though
no interruption had occurred, "that am
in condition to get married"
Thats a very desirable situation for
any young man, l am sure" said Clio;
and then she laughed that same low, rip
pling laugh he loved 60. Poor fellow
why couldn't he have interpreted the love
for him which rounded and mellowed
that laugh ? But no; he grew desperate,
and, with the thought that she was sport.
ing with him, just little angry.
II have known how 1t would end.
Any fellow Is a fool to dsngle round any
girl for three years" And he strobe TO-.
ward the door. His hand was upon it.
~ might have known you wouldn't have
married me-"
"But Jack"-hc turnel-"you haven't
asked me TO-"
Haven't asked you top Jack caught
the look in her eyes. The next moment
she was in his arms, and her arms were
round his neck, and-well, the tact Is,
Jack never did ask the question.
After the first happy moments had
passed, and the ecstasies Of the acknowl.
edged mutual love had elFervesced-that
word seems to express the idea about as
well as any-Jack began:
"Darling, have loved you ever since
the first day in the grove. How long
have you cared Tor me?"
"Since l saw you standing so lonely
and looking so d0wn-hearted under that
pine tree" ta .-
think alter that reply Jack kissed her,
| know should had l been lie.
The other day, visited Jack and his
wife. In the yard in froat of their home
saw a small pine tree, which they tend
With the greatest care. 1 asked Jack
where he found,it A smile and look
81 peculiar Significance passed between
him and his wife, as he answered, "ln the
grove"
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
Chlcago Market.

CHICAGO, April 11.-Flour-Dull and
prices are nominal. Whest-Demand fair
and prices advanced, but irregular; No,
Q spring 81 10ia1 183 regular; Il 10a1 104
fresh; No. 8 strictly fresh 81 90; rejected
Ole. Corn-Quiel and unchanged; No. 2
mixed 8Ia8sc cash, an apparent advance
Of &c on yesterdays prices, but really an
Offset TO increased rates Of storage; re-
iected este. Oats-Msrket steady with
a moderate demand; No. 2, 24fc regular,
Rye-Oull but unchanged; No. ? regular
Gle; fresh 6Sa70c. Bailey-No. 2 fall 94ic
regular; No. 8 do nominal, 60a65c, Pro.
visions-Po Demand fair and market
firm; $16 70 cash; SIS 6s May. Lard
Dull but unchanged. Bulk Neat Steady;
sales shoulders 6Rcpacked. BACon-Un.
changed, WhiBky-96Ic.
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To pay for policy Of insurance on capitol
building and State library, to be paid
out Of the contingent fund, hereinbefore
provided, and not in addition thereto,
TO bspaid upon the requlslion OF the
officers having those matters In charge,
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schenck's PulmoniC candy

Embraces in a great degree all the
principles of Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup
and while as pleasant to the palate as the
purest Of CONNECTIONS, It's medicinal proper
ties render 1t effectual in coughs, colds,
bronchohial and catarrhal affections, &c.
1t is the most acceptable remedy for chill.
dren or infants, and can be given with
immunity; while for professional gentle
men, or those who suffer from loss Of vice,
1t is Indispensable.
These candies are put up In % cent
boxes convenient for the pocket, and are
for sale BY all druggists and dealers.
]. b. SCHENCK & Son, N, E. corner Sixth
and Arch SB., Phila. cod.
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pRINTINO BY CONTRACT,

To pay for printing and binding acts,
Journals and other public printing and
services, including paper and all else
necessary, and included in the contract,
made according TO law, for "public
printing" to be paid upon the order OF
the Governor, N...r 50 26O %
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TOLEDO, April 11.-Flour-Qulet and
unchanged. Wheat-A shade hig cher; No
Q white Michigan, 81 90; extra white
Michigan, 81 81; No. do, 81 10; No. 2
do, 81 90; amber Michigan spot, 81 "a;
No. / red, 81 70t; No. 2 do, 81 G4i. Corn
Quiet and unchanged; high mixed spot,
4lc: Michigan, 40c. Oats-Asha high
er; No. 9, sac; Michigan, 3JC.
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BALTIMORE, April 11-Flour-Qulet and
steady but unchanged. Wheat, firm. Corn
In good demand, stock scarce; western
mixed Gle. Oats-ActiVe; western mixed
47a4sc. Provisions-HeaVy. Lard-Dull
at Sc. Butter-Western flrmer; stock
scarce; choice 85a8Sc; new tub 3ss42c,
Whisky-Firm Of 0Oia0lc,