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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18
A Pup i'm n Press Room.

State printer Putnam, who has been
sojourning in this city for a few days
past, returned to Carson last Sunday
noon. He was presented fine New
foundland pup about four months old
while here. For safe keeping this juve-
nile son of his mother was placed in the
Enterprise press room last Saturday night
As he was now the property of printer
he felt it duty he owed his master to get
some insight into the business at once.
After inspecting the running of job
press for some time with much interest,
he went up to it and stuck his nose be
tween a pair of cog wheels. Leaving
between the wheels piece of skin off the
end of his nose about the size of trade
dollar, he retired to a corner and sat down
for time to reflect upon his first lesson.
After this he started-encourage by see
ing it retreating from him--but was al
most instantly knocked down by the swift
return of the bed. Here he thought he
had found a foe worthy of his steel. At
it he went, tooth and nail, and was regu-
larly knocked down as each paper was
struck off, for about three hours He
then sat down and watched the ching"
the rest of the night bobbing his head up
and down as the bed-plate moved in and
out, but cured of battling with it, Being
shut up in the room and left TO his own
devices till noon on Sunday, he found an
empty ink barrel on its side and made
that his home. Being black as ink him
self, the condition of his coat was not
discovered until his master had taken
him aboard the train for Carson. 1t was
then found that he was as iull OF ink as
one of the ink balls used by printers in the
early days of printing. Being an afec-
tionate and playful little cuss, the con.
sternation which he created aboard that
train can well be imagined. At last it
was found necessary to wrap and tie him
up in lot of newspapers, and thus the
printers dog rode away with his new
master, newspaper carrierto begin with.
- Virginia (NeUada) Enterprise.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18

rich mud for nourishment, at the same
time that they must support the trunk
and branches at a height that the tide
cannot affect them. The mangrove
swamps are the haunts of many curious
creatures which are here almost perfectly
safe from pursuit, for the tangled masses
of roots are a more effectual defense than
the strongest walls.-St. Nicholas for De
ct,1ber
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-09
INNING STOCK REPORT.
Forenoon Board

Forenoon Board.
AZ g GpnIlad & { curry 176, 177A, 1870
40 Best Belcher =, 3ss
oas savage 7a II, 779, - b3
ia Chollar So, 56h
ao Hale Norcross 81, 81 b3
ooS pn;rt "a. s7k. s7k b3, 81, 80 b3O
sS1 Jacket Ii, 73h. "A b5. 1914 $50, Is b3o. 1919
$40 Imperial So, 81 $50, SO
275 Empire Mill 81
2 Kentuck lo5
IS Alpha At, 43
$40 Belcher 80 BIO, SO. 81 =. 80 boo, 81 .-
40 Con Virginia Al. Az b, A So
100 Confidence IL, 10s4
1870 Sierra Nevada IA D3O, 1os4, 1o7s oio
Is Exchequer II
40 Seq Bclcher 72h. -. - ..,< :, &C.
6751 b30 CO..
$50 Succor 8
As Justice
200 Buckeye %. 90.
$50 Julia 5ll b30, As. AZ Ion osL
2s5 Caledonia Is, 25A, 25al b5, 26a b3o' It
b30. 25sI
50 Knclerbocker 5'a, 5ls, SO $50
60 Arizona Il Utah 2's, "a
480 Globe "a, "a, "a
100 Baltimore 2 y, 2ss
600 Silver Hill "a, b30
100 Conc
800 Woodville 5, 5is,5
80 Insurance
Evening Report.
$50 Valley l77s, 10. 1871 bio. 1s. 1914 80
AS Raymond IS, s5h, SO bio, 81 X bSO, S6, IS q
SlO
o25 Eureka Con 1875, II 80
$50 Phoenix IL, II. $50
so jackson 30cts
100 Phoebe 112s, l24. Il
100 Alps 80, 80
$50 Hunt "a. osa. % bso
SIS American Flat 81, 81
200 Chapman 65cts
SO PeGvine 65cts
so Silver Peak
20 Spring Mount 1
200 Arkansas .r>
10 Monitor Belmont Is
10 Hernes 10 $3.50,
S25 Phoebe Phoenix 6. SIS, 6's b3o, Ca o3o
go Newark } i, 3 x b3o. 3, 3's
AGO Chief Hill :, Al 4 = b3O,, "A, Az, ~ o5'
so Condor ~
125 Belmont s
80 Ingomar l 4. 2 b30
175 Independent 1l6
100 Amador Tunnel 5R sr.....
800 Columbus Mill IL s10
500 Wellington
30 Treasure 81.
| 100 Mammoth 50
so Cederberg 7
20 Bellevue
| 10 q Chariot s, b3O
rs Savage 751s rs. AZ, IS b3
SIS Belcher SO b3O 81, 81 y, IS, 81, s6'G, s6Ai
Sol So, S71a b30
| 50 Overnan &c
90 Point 81 4
| 155 Ophir As, A. Az
50 Chollar 81, 81 4
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-09

A ISLANDER REFUTED.-Visitors often
complain that they can't find good Sc
gar in Carson. If they will only call on
r. Fred Brooks, opposite the Ormsby
House, they will discover that none but
the best Imported Segars are retailed at
two bits, and that his one bit segars are
far superior to any other house; try them.
No charge is made if goods are not salts
factory. R. Fred Brooks, Bookseller,
Stationer and Segar dealer, opposite the
Ormsby House, next door to Rails hard
ware store.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-09

WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINES.
We are glad to be able to tell our read
ers that permanent agency for the sale
of Wheeler and Wilson's sewing Ma
chimes has been established here in Car
son. Mr.. 2. L. Fox is the agent; and
he will sell the said machines-of the
latest style and having all the newest
improvements San Francisco rates
freight added. He will attend, promptly,
to all orders for machines and the re-
pairing and reconstruction thereof.
Seamstresses pronounce the Wheeler Il
Wilson to be the best machine manu-
featured.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-09

Up. JONES, candidate for the U. S.
Senatorship, arrived in town yesterday
and put up at the Ormsby. He occupies
the suite of elegant front rooms situated
on the first story.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-09

Ex-GovERNoR Blasdel arrived in Car
son, yesterday, from Oakland. His nu-
merous old friends here are delighted at
his temperance. $50
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-09

ANOTHER of those very pleasant re-
union sociables was held by the Presbyte-
rians and their friends, last night, at the
residence of Mr.. Alfred Helm,
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-09

The GRAND COUNCIL which met here
on Monday night were delightfully."- sur
prised to find themselves after the meet
ing pitching into sumptuous feast, Or
dered for them at the Fountain Restaur-
ant, by the great big Red Skin OF Car
son.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-09

The MAXIM GAS COMPANY, we are
told, find that they Will be obliged to
raise their rates. A meeting of the stock
holders will be held tonight, to dete1m-
inc
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-09

Oh clothes made new at Millard's
shop in the rear Of Brooks stationary
and cigar store. io
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HOTEL. ARRIVALS.

Boy FIGHr-Two boys, one about
eleven, and the other thirteen, had
&. set to yesterday evening, in front OF
the Ormsby House. They began to
wrestle, and after fooling around while
got mutually disagreeabfe to each other,
and fought. The big boy beat, and sue
ceeded in kicking the little one scratch
on the face.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-09

For information about sealed propos-
ais. see advertisement by County Clerk.
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SPECIALITY in the way of bit cisars-the
best for the price in the market. Two
bit cigars in proportion, at r. Fred.
Brooks,
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The sNelu 4ailn appeal.

DETERMINATION AND BAsENEss.- !.
large meeting Of the outraged citizens OF
Phoebe the following preamble ana fe
olutions taken from the Record were "''-
opted:
Whereas The frequency with wnich
crime has been committed IN TINS con-
munity. and the immunity when the
,rimi,n:l has enjoyed, invariably gong IN
whipped Of justice, demand that the CT
lens organize for their own protectloh'
Pesolved that the following named
oit;zans Of the town of Phoebe and
Comfy Of Lincoln, be and they are here
l,v nominated an Executive COMMITTEE
81 the Citizens Protective Union
whose dnties shall be to take cognlzance
Of anv fragrant violation OF the laws
which shall have occurred and which
may occur subsequent to the 10Th day
If December, 1872: 0. P. Sherwood,
S. G. Barnes, Edward Donohoe, James
Findlev, C. H. Light, +. A. Buck
Frank Wheeler, II. S. Lubuck, M.
Schustrich, W. L. ketton, W. {. CHS
son I. G.. Messic and P. McCannon.
Resolved, That all acts of the SAID
Executive Committee. whese liberty OF
life is at stake shall be subject to APP
oroyal or rejection Of q majority OF the
enrolled members of said Citizens FRO
tectiye Union.
Resolved, That the Executive Com
mittee have the authority to MI all va
cancies occurring in said committee:
Resolved. That the Executive ION
mittee have the power to elect Mar
cbal whose duties shall be to execute
the orders Of the Committee.
J.C. MAYNARD, Chairman:
1t was suggested that the Executlvt
Committee meet Immediately after the
adjournment Of the citizens meeting.
On motion of J. G. Maynard, the elti
zens' meeting adjourned, and left the
Executive Committee in session.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-09

LODGE No. 4 of Odd Fellows met last
night. A large attendance, much en-
5oyment at the meeting, and much pleas
ing meditation upon the same after
wards.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-09

OIL PA1NTING.-We saw on exhibition
in Joe Rosenstocks store yesterday, one
Of McClellan's pictures-a portrait OF
Mr.. Sam Wright's little son.. Let all
those who are fond Of fine specimens OF
the fine arts, step in as they pass by and
examine this specimen. 1t is perfect,
life picture of one Of the handsomest
little bows in the country.
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FURNISHED ROOMS ITO LET!

INQUIRE AT THE SACRAMENTO
u HAY YARD, next to Davis Gillson's store.
Carson City.
tsl.lw* rrss psu y. :. SLAIEe.
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.G1ys ME- MY SHIRT" Such was the
cry of an indignant gentlemen, yesterday
who having sought, found his lost shirt
around another mans body. The bear-
or Of the shirt and the one to whom this
earnest appeal was made, was lo,the TO
part with what was SO near and dear 10
him: but allowed himself persuaded by
the threat, that if he did not follow the
owner of the shirt in question to some
retired place. he would be disrobed and
7,nshirted to the crowd who were around,
and (not) unwilling to witness the troub-
Ions Elk Of their distressed fellow-man.
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WHAT DOES IT SIGN1FT? -Doc; Bow
Bowman, Speaker of the House, Who'
ehile on one Of his early walks the
morning after the unlocked for adjourn
,nent of the Senate, stumbled upon the
following joke, and tells the same at
the EXPENSE of the awful Senators.
He was slowly passing by boot
black stand-he did not tell us whether
if WIS Johnson's or Studmire ,s--when
he overheard portion Of the converse,
ton of these two ''shiners who mad
evidently convened to enjoy the oppoT-
tunity offered them by temporary lull
in their trade, of discussing the conduct
and proceedings of the Legislature
which is their full right. The DE- heard
Studmire. with head eased down upon
one shoulder, and wink IN his eye
which meant puzzle, inquire OF his
neiohbor johnson: well now, what de
'iurnment of dem Senators means over
dar9'' johnson smiled and had to give
it up: whereupon Studmire with head
now erect, and countcnance expressive
of the intensest conviction OF the truth
of the Judgment which he was about TO
utter, responded by way OF elucldatlon'
1T means more, more mud. Dat
what it means.
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VIRGINIA. CRY, Z. T., June 10, looU.-
This is to certify that N. NJ. Perry has
served twenty three days volunteer III
Company X, commanded by E. F; story
and has this day been honoraoly dls-
charged. W. W. Caperton. Lieut.. IN
Command. 1.-THE above relic OF the IN
dian war in Nevada (then part OF 0tah)
was shown us yesterday by Dan Perry,
of Empire, brother to the soldier. Dan
showed us also shell, which his broth
er took from the ear of a dead Indian
between Carson City and Truckee and
brought away as t:ophy from the battle
field
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CnTJD% Aftpk E'TS,

NORFOLK, April! 2l.--Cotton--Nct receipts, ?,ll5
bplc- exports CuJst"l>c, LIS 1lcs sales loo baic5
s,turk, SSH hIicl.
Hii.lNnl;r. april 2l.--Colon-t,ross receipts
80 bales: cApcrts cntstwi-r, IL batcs sales, lUJ
balc-; stock, lU.j-l bale.
Iu>EIE>rn%. April "l.-tniton-Nct receipts, 49,
bale. F&purtS-lo continent. l.3J! bales: coast
wise, l,ls5 h.ic:. Sales, 20 bales; st1ck' "d,dl'
bales.
MEurIirs. Apr. -Cotton-l:cccipts.2 $500 bales
shipments, 3,6! bales: stock. $3.50 bales.
New ORLEANS, April 2i.-l'"mand for cotton
active; mili!ings, l.tc. Net receipts 1859 bales
gross. 200 bales ExpUrisIo l'icat lirita In. 9.'s1
palr.: coaStwlsc, J7i bales. Sales, $500 bales laSt
evening 3,rcJ. stock ,1.3 lr">.
MOBiiE, April :l.-C"t:on quc': mtdlllngs lSlc
net receipts, 1852 bl'r exports rna-fwiSc III nacj
sales $40 bales: stock, 800 bales.
AUGUSTA. April 2I.-C Ott u-Dcmand good: or
binary lnidduss, l'3r; receipts 1876 bales; sales
Gs:i bales.
GALVESTON, April ?l.--Cotton--Nct receipts, 71d
bales: cxurt~ roaswi-r, "as bales; sales. 500 bales
sock, IS ei3 bales.
Bo>TnS. Apri! AUTHORIZATIONS receipts, $50
halc, sales. 800 balrS; stock l,lUD bales.
SAYANTAII, April .l.--t"ttrn-Nc; receipts, ~
bales cXlurls cnt twsc loo bales SALES Az bales
stock, Il.!-S bales.
WILMlNGroE, April 2l.-C"tton-Nct receipts
5ll b,lrs c&:.orIs coatwise: u bales STOCK, !l9
hal
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lBT rELEGRAPH.i
wv EnpI,

new YORK, April ?l.-The Wall-Strcet markets
are free OF excitement. and nil apprehension Of
trouble seems 10 have passed away. The week
opens With genera! improvement. Sales of SOUTH
crn honGs-S@0o.o0o at steady prices. Prime COM
mercial paper In improved dc.2nd. Tie snpaly or
money IS Increasing at gold to fraction commits
sion. Sterling 1852. Gold, li7!@u7s. Govern
mcnts closed Irrm at s9 advance. States dull eS-
cept Tcnrcssccs. which strong at -, ncw, 10.
Nlrgnias. -; new, 80: n>nls 59s; deferred, 49,
Ioui>lanas, 10: neg, 90 Lcvcc's 10 SIS, 80. Ala
hlnas, so; IS, IS. Geor9ias. 10; IS, SO. North
CaroIinas, 20; new, To- special Ia. South Care
lna's. 30: new, l't; April ard October, 90.
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CAUSE OF LOUISIANA OuTBREAE$-( From
the Alexandria (La.) Democrat. 1.-The con!
t!ict WAS the result OF the confirmation OF III
armed organization, and the frequent cNcur-
siolls the armed negroes were making over
the country, killing stock 10 >ab>ist upon
and ranslckius houses and otherwise insult.
inc people. Ii is known th.t they were get
ting 50 violcn, that they seriously conlcn.
plated invading the country and burning
and otherwise destroying all of the houses
and property in the p;uishio drive the white
people from It,
This Is the result of the policy Of Mr..
Kellogg TO trtlc with t.c people. The elcr-
;,on in ti;at parish was fair one. Il wa
ignored by the Lyncl board. kellogg al-
poin.ed SET Of officers for The parish. He
sent word up 10 the Officers hi he discharge
OF their duties under commissions nom
Waruoth to hold on 10 tlem-that he Wo'id
commission them. and the New Orleans re
ouLlicQn Of the 24tA OF Mare. contains Il isl
If the names embracing those in Office,
elected in part on the Fusion t!@ket. lie
withholds the commissions. but :slldS Wufu
bv men of responsibility TO hold on TO l!lc
offices, the commissions were coming. lie
immediately duplicates the commissions |"
the officers first appointed, thereby @Nlhs
| both parties reason to believe tllal lie WIS
supporting them. This yacilat::!g policy
has caused hiood>hed. and it will cause II
| everywhere. 90,
Alter the Fusion officers were torcthlI
elected by Ward, Register, and Calhoun, the
work of lawlcs>ncss should have ;; 'pped
but the party inauguraicd c"uii not DC IL,
strained in the work Of IL ,riciioA, ana
Rutland was The first victim, hu! hs no means
the last. Had he been, the work of sunday
might not have been.
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YErKA, April 20.-A courier from the
front at :; O'Clock Friday reports the Indians
sill in the laya-beds. The epizootic has not
VET reached the front, but is at Balls place,
where the troops have their rendezvous.
San Francisco, April 2l.-TWo OF the
worst bands Of Apaches in Arizona nave
submitted Internationally. They have de-
fed the Government for twenty ?cars, Dnt
the killing OF 200 of their warriors last cam
paisn dispiritcd them. General Crook ac-
ccpted their surrender, and the chiels
promised to send word TO outside parties 10
come in. Passes were given to the runners
spreading the news OF peace.
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New Work Items.

NEW YORK, April 2l.-Thc Bulls Head
Bank resumes business OH Wednesday.
llost Of the striking gas men are working
at other occupations. But few are about
their headquarters.
Thomas barclay, the keeper of Il faro bank
in the B0wcry, has been arrested on the
charge of fatally beating HcrSchel llendel-
baum, in h- den las. week.
The liabilities of Barton Il Allen, who
failed last week. amount to 100000. Their
assets are considerable.
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FORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL u, his.
ARRIVED.
Steamer I-atc Bell, BiaHemin, New York rucr-
chrudl,c and passengers George W. Allen y
Coz agents ,,,;a ,o
cirtuI,c. ". 7. Brett, aEcnt ,
Srhooucr Augusta, Mcrain>, PnIHnnkry river,
rratu, t. Il ). Wortaam.
SAILED.
Steamer j. ". Ercruau. ftntt. P!hl'lclhsa. ihct-
rhautlI-r and passengers W. T. ioftcE. ae'h''
,Iralnrr Eliza Iiaurox, tiihnri, No:!"h, lhcr
ch.nnIs.. and u:,>>ru..rS. b. l.. ]atIIm. n@r'L
Schooner Maid Of the Mist, Prnt"'i Baltimore I"i
York river, luuhcr, Curtis K farkrr. IT.,
Scnooucr Mig,,ioi,e. Bacon, lh!li'icipEie t'h
Cabin Point, Culric Go.
CLEARED F0H THIS PORT.
NEW YORK, April l:-Schooner ). ". IL. "hit'
Smith.
MEMORANDA.
Arrived ri Boston April 18th: Schooncrs bci!e
Hardy. Hardy: Carrie Il. Crosby fl'fce l.. D.
baker Comb: carrie {. Miles, Graham; X. i. ing
Gins. Pvcrc: |. II. H. Hort ii, Nrwcomb; u! IRON
Virginia. -
fBY TELEGRAPH
NEW YoRk,'April al.--rhe schooner sarah Il
smith, from New Haven for Virginia, while passing
through Hell Gate to-day went ashore She VIII TX
got Off tomorrow and bc.ched
The ship Sunbeam, from Dohoy for Liverpool
was spoken Oh the 18th Instant by the brig ). '
Nichols, apparently un,nana1cable and leaky. Sh'
returned 10 uu>wcr Ia the Inquiry II she wante,
assistance.
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r ltE. ~ Y >ON,
lie COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
WHOLESALE PRODUCE AND PROVISION
DEALERS,
lao EAST MAIN STREET.
have IN. following good, on hand and for sale on
reasonable terms: ~
zoo barrels EXTRA FLOUR, choice brands;
$50 barrels SUPER FLOUR. choice brands:
i50 barrels Cook & Lyman FAMILY FLOUR,
x hoyshcad, No. | SHOULDER BACON,
X hogsheat!s CLEAR RlB-siDhS.
Al tcrces SCGAR-CUKED cANpAssED HAMS,
400 barrels choice EARLY ROSE SEED PorA-
TOES, .,>. c-.x,,,. e,p, NJ,
$50 barrels choice JACKSON WHITE sEED fo-
900 b,rr.is PEACHBLow SEED POTATOES,
50 barrels extra early GOODRICH POTATOES,
for seed:
500 bushels WHITE SPRING OATS,
loo harrcls NORTHERN ApPILs,
200 bags choice PEANUTS,
IS tubs choice ROLL BUTTER,
ls0 boxes BRUCE'S SOAP,
loo bags Il. r. PEAS,
600 bushels WHITE CORN.
20 boxes hest London f.afE RAfSISS NH II
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'Gx,c Eor-; OF Claims.

WA*nHCroS, April 2I.--Thc Court Of
Claims ha- rendered Judgment in favor of
Gamma 7. Sykes, for S3,352 in the Mississippi
cotton Gi,S.
THIS week will be occupied in hearing the
heavy cotton cases known is the Nick-burg
casts. They involve several hundred
thousand dollars. All will be tried together
's'nc Steamboat Supervising Inspectors
WAsnESGToE, April 2L.-Ihc Beard OF
Supervising Steamboat Inspectors are still
engaged on Il revision OF the general patcs,
and expect 10 complete it by Wednesday.
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by Telegraph.
x-r-x,. ,-.,,,. - .,fs s.,r,us

NEW YORK. April ol.-cotton steady: sales, 49,
hal. Is; npam!s l%1c: Orleans. ,@ic. Flour steady
changed. Whca' Il shade iirmcr with moderate tie
mand. mostly FOR spring: winter quic. Corn fairly
Pork irmrr and quiet Beef steady. Lard irin"r
at 9thFa l-lGc. Navals unchanged. Tallow, &C..
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Restocking Southern ant, Western
Waters Ui1;i Ss,aL.
J77tsge E0c,,ranc.

WAsuHGroS. April 2l.--Judsc Iochrane,
who is engaged i'll the test cotton cases, de-
cIincs having anything to do with Georgia
anDoinf mcuts or politics.
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apl7eodtMy.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST Louis. April @l.-Fl"ur dull and dronplng
h.irrs, small. Corn active and higher. with little
demand fnr tr:lch lors--No. mixed. 31@i 3J!c In
elevator. ialUl3r. sacked. WhiskcE quiet at SIC.
Pork higher ard nrtivc: Irregular SOLD al s'
standard. 81. -. Bacon strong: some sales II
higher shoulders. 7r cash clear sides, lU!r.
lnr May: luic for last hair OF June; lOu lOsc. cash
| md hi K III o..
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- Lv the President Of the James River Bridge
Company for the MASONRY and EARTHNORk
necessary for proper approach 10 the 5ames River
Fridge at the foot OF Ninth street, In fichmoua;
reserved to reject any all bids not satisfactory
By order OF the Roard. ,,,.r ,,
up l6-td JUN " SEN'aI-, s ;. -
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Cuba.

ARRIVAL or THE NEW cAPTAIS-GENgRAL- IN
UHESTHUsIAsTIc RECEPTION.
HAVANA, April 2l.-The new Captain.
General Prcltaiu) has arrived. Not cheer
was uttered. not even for Spain, by the i'm
mense crowd which had gathered to witness
the debarkaton. The new Captain General
said he hoped lie would soon be able TO
finish the rebellion. His first measure will
probably be the ordering of an election of
deputies TO the Cortes
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CrvcrHX.lrI. April 2l-Flour firm ut - 5Ofts7.7J
Corn firm at l3c. Provisions, excited and active
Pork. SIS bid. but held higher offerings light. Lard
llrn steam. ssri.Sic. kettle, sigc. johDng sales
IT,: clear rb-siics. 9:c.: clear sid"s, Ice: g"od
middiing &c. lower. Whiskcy steady ut soc.
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The New York NcrG'TS correspondent n
Vienna says some OF i'ic Amc:nT'n colnlnr-
sionershps have Ecen bought at prices
ranging from $4,000 t" 5000 tbs Official
character. it may be mentioned. includes Tree
admission to the exposition building. g"od
place at all the cerrmonials for self ana
family, covers at international breakfasts.
dinners, and suppcrS, and nunlbcrlcss other
little privileges. The Herald demands an
in unSf irltinn.
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The French Atlantic Cabse.E

BREsr, April 2l-The break In the French
Atlantic cable has been located $50 miles
hence
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Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch
NORFOLK, W., April 81, 1SI3.-This morn
ing co!ored laboGcr in the uavy-yard, named
James Butt, was crushed aud instantly killed
Ivy large beam Of live oak, which fell while
being hOistcd