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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-01-08
9nremburger Ga3ette.

Waiiensp airsl6ub einsibt als Sielmebr
bic abii6t, nit elmer ipl6en Waeresel bic
9runplasen pes Serrenbauies gu eridits
tern, unp papur6 bic sBqise llmssfals
tuns ccer gar bic Seieitisuns reiIelten
a%nsutabnen. Oas Sstreben unlerer
9iteralen lduft ndmlid anf nidtS GERM
ceres ais rarauf binaus, bic gertrstuns
gen IN alien ein;elnen Staaten III prpz
Yinsial-S ertretunsen berab;ucriden unp
BEN @ei6stuse bic seIammts @sisBses
buns fir ras 8ei6 in bic Sano su lpies
len. 8ie weit iie an mabsebcnrsr Stelz
lie Elm Gntscsenfommen ~incen, Serratbsn
bic benz Sirlten SiSmard ;usei6rietes
aeu6eransm iiber BE aticlute Notbwens
risfeit elmer Neubilpuns ees Ssrrenbaus
les. Die Sffciblen iperpen saber ppbl
&edt baben, tpenn iie Scriidern, rae bic
Trase pesen Ter 5errenbauss llmseitalz
tuns nnr pertast let unp ;u selesener
Belt wierer auf'S Sapet fommsn rperce.
CS. S;tg.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-01-08
Yortugal.

&tiiabpn, 20. NpS, Die. PAIRS
fariu,er ais 0eri6tsbuf iisenc, bat ;u Gem
Outrage zen @arquis scn @nseja pesert
SeridwSruns sessn cen SSnis uno bic
Staatssinridtunsen in anfIase gu iteusn,
ibre @snsbmisuns ertbeilt. Der anbere
a%nflasspunft Serratben sesen bic llnab<
bdnsisfeit res Saterlanres, wurre BON
Der Sammer ;uridsewieien, neil Elm fol-
Dies 9srbreden iib ni6t in benz Straf<
ssIrBbute aufsefibrt incet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-01-08
Seutjdlan0.

Berlin, 4. Deg. Gctern bat Der
SSnis bic Serufunsen In cas Serren>
baus pUa;pssn, unp bic Grnennuness
peerete iinp aud iOiort ben neu berufenen
~5erren" ;useielt rporseu. 90 miro
mir wenisitens BON ssrpbbnlid gut UNI
tsridteter Seite NIT benz i3u1as sers
fi6ert, pas bic 9ebensfeauns Der r,eler
pafrs ben @eIammtdarafter ces Ser
~renbauies nidt a~lterire. Die 3abl Der
Neuberufenen betrdSt % es beinbet iid
fein 6inancier parunter Gallo nidt Serr
spn Slsi9rSrer). @enannt miro mir
Der @elanpte Sr. .. Masnus ; bann lirp
rrei @enerale su pairs ernannt tpprten,
parunter bic Selpmariddlle Serpartb ..
Sittenfelp unp y. SteinmeB. 0as
SauptsG Contingent bilren bSbere Seamte ;
bic 3abl Ger @runpbeiiBer loa prsi be-
trasen. Die qualification Der eiits, pels
de Mursen erfUlsen fol-, wiro ben eibs,
ralen sewaltise Gnttduiduns bereiten,
ta tieielben felt mebreren Gassn i6pn ~
sspaltisen NnitUs raran senummen but>
ten taB nur IS reue Yairs berufen rpers
ben Iolten. nNat.s3ts." unp nSpen.
Sts." erfldrten wiperbOlt, raB nit einem
70 19pa6en Ginidub bic Sreisprpnuns
ni4t In Si9erbeit sebradt psrpen fin
ne. Dariber finp jespb bic Winiiter
8pon unp Gulenburs Spafpmmen eur6
bic Ssipredunssn berubist rpprren, mel
DE ie pprseitern gltenp nit cen Serrens
bausmitsliepern bon Selpw unp y. plBs,
Gem Sariten Yleb unp Rem 0rafen Gitts
tcrs batten. Diele pier Ssrren, pel9e
belize &i6tuaSen i'm S%errenbaule Sertres
ten. baten ben Winiitern jeren 3weifel
raran Senpmmen, cab, je ldwd6er bic
3abl Der neuberufenen SerrenbauSmitz
SIiepem ausfaQe, bic &reiSprpnuns um
70 weniser @efabr laufe, absrmals pom
S%errenbauie% SerwOrfen 81 werpen. Oas
flinst aud gang plauiibeL pa bic mel
fen Witslieper pieles SauIss Spr ni6ts
mebr 6ur9t baten, ais Dor Der ansecrpbs
ten llmsetaltuns pelIel6en. Siele Scn
Der Spppitipn rperben rcSbalt, um pieler
Gpentualitdt Sorsubeusen, ibrer llebers
scusuns Elm Spfer brinsen, unp bic
nit Dem @bseOrrnstenbauIe sereinbarts
&reisprcnuns anrebmen, pber bod ne
nisRsns Der &esieruns ni@t ldnssr 8is
eerfaub lsiiten. SIS 1T AUDI weniser biz
Sprse UNI bic 8reiSprpnuns, welde un'
fern 3iteralen baS Serlansen mad einem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-01-08

in zen Sunbessient fraft Der prittsn
Ssfticn zines Geiesss ssmufert tpuresn,
cas @pprspriatipnen fir BE 0%pllencuns
Der Ssrtbeipisunsen BON @albinstcn &c.
ma6t i%aneipnirt pom IS. 0etruar 1862
-uno jerer Seemann urp SHisisr unc
lpnfise peripn, bic in Der Glptte Der Ser.
Staaten pter i'm WarinscsrpS 80 Sage
lang i'm lebten &rie9e serient BADEN unc
ebrrnppa Serabiaiepet tpprpen ins, unp
bic 8ittwen islaer Splpaten, Seeleute
seer SHisisre, unp i'm Sale feline 8itts
men scrbanpen iinp, bic Serwaisten &ins
Der unter einuncSwan;is Sabren, beredz
tiSt lein lpQen, cine Dissatisfaction auf>
sunebmen, bic aus ccntinuirliden Strefs
fen in @emdbbeit Der lssalcn llntsratz
tbeiluns beiteben icaen, nit Giniblus Ger
abpedielnren reierpirtsn Seftipnen Res
bHentliden 0anpes an BEN ~Gilenbabnli@
risn pcer AUDI anpcres 9ano, ras Der
@nmelrun9 nad rem Seimit ittes 0eIe,z
sen Ger Ser. Staatsn unterpprfe fen lit ;
UNI lie Icaen Elm GertiNcat FOLDER Gin
mslpuns erbalten, pbne FER GeSisruns
rafir cine 0ebibr ;u te;ablen.
@bi6nitt 2. Oas Ipl6e @nmels
runssn i'm Iamsn' Der perlen ;u ma
den ilac, bic mic pben ~anseseben, ta;u
tere6ti9t lit. sic fam pisIelbe periSnz
lid MAIDEN deer rur9 einen Asenten pper
Nnpalt MAIDEN nler, unter Iolden Ge>
Sulationen, bic Der Sefretdr pes Snnern
pcrihreiben mag, unp ras Yatent fir ras
10 ansemelrete 9ano icI nur an icl6e
Sclraten, Seeleute prer Sfi;iere, prer
8ittpen pcer @aiien perielben e~rlalIsn
lpercen, fir pel6e in Der eriten Seftipn
pteies Geieses ~Seitimmunsen entbalten
iinp, aber jerer Serfauf fcldes 9anres
llnc jeoer SpQma6t rpel6e gum Serfaufe
psilelbnt ermd6tist Deer irsenr Gpntraft
rper lletersintcmmeu, bic in irsenp elmer
8eiie ipldrs Sanp aTiciren uno bic
Spr BEN Grlas peS 9ancpa a.
tentes semaGt pper einsssansen NOR
ben .iinp, ipaen null unr ni6tis lein.
@b16nttt 3. DAP Der Sefrstir
res Snnern bic &esulatipnen CUR @uS<
fabruns Der Seri9iepenen Seiimmunsen
pieies 0eisBes spri6reibsn ipq.
Die Bill liest jegt benz Senate Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-01-08
Sterben aus Wangel an Belt.

Sn europa ;isben ii9 siele 9eute,
penn is alt wercen unp senus eriibrist
baten, uu, beauem leben ;u f5nnen, pom
ben 0eiddften ;uriif une seben jim
germ Wdnnern cine gslesenbeit ibre
playe su fiaen. Sn Amerifa 1T bies
bSdt lelten Der 6aa. Sisr bsfpmmt Der
Wsni9 ME senus nnr inpet ME 3sit.-
Sat er $4,000, 70 nil sr 100000,
cine balbe Wtiaipn unp 10 peitsr. Die
Sesierpe wd6it nit Gem SeiiB II. bic
3eit miro immer tpitbarrr. tSier beBen
ii6 bic Menl1en ab, ME Genrpfsrpe,
nebmen ii@ faum Belt gum Gi1en, Sisl
wsni9er gum 9sten, rennen, jasen na9
SsiiB, i6adern, ipefuliren ubns @bws9s>
lung bis iie zines i95nen McrsenS BON
ladenpsn grbsn In berfSmmli9er @eiie
auf ben &ir4bOf ssbra6t tperpen. Wan
iest ibnen, penn es 10 femmt, elm srpar
tbeueres, aber mbsli6it sei6madloies
Denfmal unp has 1T sewbbnli1 he lsBte
Gbre.
Sbr plaB miro sefiiQt unp ibr Sc
i8dft ras iie, mic iie ii6 cinbilpetsn fri
Der ni9t einmal auf cine Stunpe per-
laiIen p~urftcn, ssbt na6 ME suYpr ia
piellei6t be1er ME suYpr. Sn zen eritsn
Yaar Sabren erinnert man ii6 wpbl
nod selesentli6, RAP einmal cine
lpl9e Yerlpn lctte, aber balp 1T Der
Wann sans Ser9riIen tie naben Ser
panrtsn serityeuen li6 bier unp rprtbin
uno salsBt wu9ert pas @raS auf Rem
9rabbdsel unp Gle Snl6rift auf lem
eeiaenitein res Ssrtcrtsnen inters6irt
Niemaneen mebr.
Die esutr piiien bier 70 gut ME bril-
ben, Dap ras einmal ibr 0epS III, absr iie
nebmsn ii9 ia feline 3eit", pasu, psnn
n3sit 1T 9elp", nur l6ace RAP man fir
0elp feline 3eit faufen unp nidt einmal
cine Minute su ieiner 9ebenslpanne bin
sufisen fam. @ie lpatsn ie 3sit fin
ben, mad einsm ~50jibrisen esten ter
Mlbe ane pes raitlolcn ~Sulines" sinen
She'll ses erpprtenen, i%iberHaiis srpssn
SeiiBes 81 tenuBen, um tbrem Nltsr biz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-01-08
Seiterreidsnngarn

Aus StrpL 26. NpY.-Ocr SUI
bel unlerer u0iberalen" mar Yerfribt iie
sieben ii6 jeBt binter bic SerIGan;unsen
sspaster ~Gcmbinatipnen surif, I'm, pa
dber' ire acknowledgement Spfnunsen
na6sufnnen. Dee eanrtas ppn Sirpl
1T ni6t auf9elBit Ter Stattbalter, Graf
Saafe 1T nod S%tattbaltsr, cas- Nptbs
pablseleB iammt ben pirsften @ablen 1T
in bic Sri6e sesansen, Der Winiisre
ratb in @ien bat mod ni6ts entI6iepen,
ca er chen ni6t fatt9efunren, unp ras
Winiierium bat cine neuerlide S9laps
pe erlitten pa 9raf Saafe ii6 furs faBte
unc cem Winiiterium iaste sd babe
nur na6 meinen Sntruftipnen esbanz
belt" Ser pom 2ai1er unp @raf Saafe
iinp ii6 l6Vn son Saus aus gram, Son
SerSen gram unp jeBt nod mcbr. graf
Iaafe 1T u. mar Sertrauensmann rieles
Winiiteriums ,ba CT I6pn unter benz fribern
auf ieinen jeBisen Soften periest ipcresn.
Nebenbei 1T @raf Saafe gar fein Yarz
tetmann, er 1T ni6t Mitsliec elmer prer
Der anpsren parteiidattirunsen in unierm
Seferrei6, er 1T Elm Wann, Der bIpB benz
8aiierbauie fplst er bient nur bynafi
i6en 3weden, er sebt nur auf Ssfebl
res &aiiers auf einen Deer zen anrern
Soften. llnp beute idon piiroe Saafe
ni9t mebr Stattbalter BON Iirpl fem
ipenn Jpn ni9t Der @iue tes &aiIers
i.ltft auf ieinsn Soften seitellt unp bier
BART er aus, bis Der &aiier Jpn wisesr
%abberuft. Dem Winiisrium unc am
wsnisien rem Miniferium ea1srsunser
pisnt ct ni9t unp labt ii9 aud ntdt bon
pisism Miniferium ses uper mi6brau9en.
su9 bic ,.0ermania" bat spr Sur
Sem bic Selbitmprbsel6i6te, pslde bic
nN. ST.. prefe" aus Srir less in
Sirpl mittbeilte, na6Seprudt. CUR Sris
entiruns fam i6 ibnen bic Serii6eruns
ssben, raB an Der 0eldi6te fein wubrss
0prt 1T. Der Yfarrer Safpb MiIsr
1T ert AZ Sabre alt fam alls nidt be-
reitS 81 Sabre i'm Imte sswclen lein.-
Der WeBnsr beiBt ni6t Sburner II. lett
frild unp wcblauf. SD Ielblt befam srit
Spr 8ursem elm S6reiben pom rem Yfars
rer Ctsfsr Siear) Safcb Wdusr. Sps
piel sur Seleudtuns ~nnIerer sdsenpreis
le.
@ten. Der plan, taS Siiritentbum
1i6tentein CUR S%pielbbae su MAIDEN, 1T
al rem ittli6en Grnif zines wabrbaft
fatboltf6e en- Sirlten Sel6eitert. Ssz
fanntlid wOlte Der pd9ter Ger nunmebr
aufselSfen reuti9en Spielbanfen, Ssrr
OupreIpir, in SatuS rem Sauptprt reS
5irtentbums cine pRsseitdtte erri6ten.
Gr panrte ii6 an ben bier relipirsnpen
Siriten Scbann nit Der Sitte, bic Or
ri9tuns elmer Spielbanf in Saeu; ;u err
lauben, ppflr CT einen pa6tl6iQinS bon
nibt weniser, ais s WiQionen anbpt.
Siyt Sobann antwprtete, mic IS einem
wabrbaft fatbplii6en Siritsn siemte; or
Mrs paS ansrbieten nit Gntrituns su>
rid unp lieb in sinsr, Spr einisen Sas
gen erfplsten Gnti9cicnns erfldren, pab,
abseleben bon pem mpralilden Stanps
punt bsS Sirten her raS Sasarbipisl
unbspinst serperfe, Der 8irit lein 9anp
ME einem ter Sfnen Tonne, tas
Don alien Ma6barltaaten itrense serpSnt
lei. Die I9arf absefabte GntI1eipuna
| entbielt aussreem bic befimmtste slnpsu'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-01-08


Stalien.
HonL 25. NpYember. OaS GpL
lifieum 1T seitern ben san;en Gag
fiber BON ZEN &esierunsstruppen teisst
seweien. Der Winiiterprilrsnt CAB ben
8eweis, paB es in ieiner 5anp lisat
ll~norcnunsen unp Gmsuten ;u untsrs
briifen. 8arum that CT bies ME, Ipbalp
es iid um BEN papE ben Glerus unp bic
0ldubisen banpclte?
Die nSpinipne" prrbHentli6t in ibren
beutisem SIatte fplsenpe ron Der Nes
sieruns selammelten Daten iiber bic
SlIiter &pmS. nSn Der Staet Som:
1876 M5ndsfl5iter NIT 1875 Sreenss
seiltli6en ceren &ente betrdst LS43,s
721 Sire, Ieinertlas bierppn: 1867
S69 Sire. so Npnnenfl5ter nit 1888
Slpterfraaen I; feren &ente bstrdst H.
436,326 9ire, Geinertras bierppn: H.
322,539 Sire. Sn ben Suburbicariz
i6en 0iScelen: 81 WSnGstlblter nit
517 Slpferseitli6en ; % Nonnentl6iter
NIT 35t Slpiterfrausn ; reren betrdet in
ben 73 SlBiten ;uiammensenpmmen
323,2O1 eire &einsrtras bierppn !: 257,
215 Sire. Sn ren anceren @eneincen
Der prppins : Mbn9stlSter 1874 nit
1434 Slpferseiitliden, N%pnnenflDfer 81
rit 1891 SlOiterfrauer. Oeren Nente
betrdst in Zen 1876 SlSiern ;uiammenscs
npmmen 1,077,645 Sire. Geinertraa
bterppn 9S2,541 eire. Sn eiuem stpeis
ten parasrapben iast bic uSpinipns"
iiber bic Sirden uup if ren SeliB:
IS finO in 81 M, auBer Der Sais
lica spn 9. Yaclo Crersn &enten man,
ni6t fennt) 5 Sailifen, 8 fleinere Saz
illifen unc s Gpaestasfir9sn. Die 5
Saiilifen BADEN einen Hsinertraa BON
S22,2O5 Sire, bic 9 tlsinercn Sailifen,
einen Spn 154,325 Sire uno Gle s COL
lesiatfir6en einen pom t66,437 9ire. =
@uberbem iinp 43 Sir6en unter 9aienz
satrpnate NIT 40,S90 9ire Geinertraa
unp 1873 8irden unter fir6lt6em pas
trplate NIT 246,796 sire &einertras. =
IS iinb ferner in ben Iuburbicaril6en
OiSceien A Satbepralfir6en, 10 Cole
siatfirden unp 292 anpere 8ir6en, nell
DIE sulammen einen Geinertras bon 271s
1913 9ire BADEN. Sn ben ancerem Sc
meineen Der prpsins BON 5tom iinp %
8atbspraltir&sn, 70 GOuesiattirasn unp
1853 anpers Sir6en, rpelde iammtli6
einen &sinertras spn t,26O,92t 9ire
baben."
Die nSpinipne" felt bic Ginnabme
Der 8lBfer unc 9tr9en &pms, Der iubs
urbicariiden Sistbdmer unb Der prpYins
BON 8pm sulammen unp fibrt bic Sum>
me pom 7,t92,634 eire auf. sic
l6lisBt risisn ibrsn eeitartifsl nit zen
Wprten:
nDitIe Summe pirp bier rne pa Sas
%riatpnenen erleiren, l6wsrli6 aber wire
ite bSber a~usfaaen, unp fpIsli6 ME 70
iein, wie pisS bic pbantais Sislsr traum,
te, cenen es l6ien, ais Oh bic relisiSIen
Srren unp bic 8irGen BON 8pm nett
sldnSenrer setirt ieien."
Die apptaten @aSa;st II. Scat
rells Die ibre SOrlelunsn Der 8pbs
hung pes GarpinalpicarS ssrace sessniis
Der etablirt BADEN, ;ablen Secem unp Sc
Der, Die ibren Geeen beippbnsn, einen
Sire. 0ebt alip cine Samilie spn rrsi
bis A peripnsn bin, 10 bat le fir rieie
Stunce einen gang babl6en Netsnsers
cienlt. Sbrt Die 3abluns aut rann
tlsibt aud pas Seriammlunsslpral lssr.
(0ermanta.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-01-08

tuns, man m5se an ben Siiriten ME mebr
NIT einem abnli6sn @nerbisten bsrans
treten.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-07-30

The depression in the tea trade during the
last year or two, has caused the failure of the
following firms: j. d. Mckenzie & Co., w. H.
Gillett & CO., Smith & Noyes, Chas. E. Hill &
Co., and Phillips, Dexter & Co. Mckenzie,
one of the earliest sufferers, has made settle
ment and resumed business, and the other firms
mentioned either have made or are making SET
Elements with their creditors. The depression
is believed to have been caused by sudden large
importations and too many people going into
the business of importing. The recent losses
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-07-30
POIiticai,


COLUMBUS, Ohio July 29.-The Liberal Re-
publicans held caucus tonight Most of the
evening was spent in interchange of opinion as
to the prospects for success In this new party
movement and while all the speakers hoped
for success several of the most prominent among
them declared they did not expect success this
year, but were willing to wait for the future.
A number of speakers argued that the time
had come when the Liberal Republican party
as distinct organization should be abandon
ed, and the following resolution was finally
adopted:
Resolved, That we heartily join with the
Democrats of Allen county and all others who
choose to participate in the formation of new
party to deal with living issues, and to unite
with them in the adoption of a platform and
nomination of ticket.
Col. Lowe of Dayton, in the course of his re-
marks favoring this new party movement, said
he was fully satisfied from personal knowledge
that Senator Thurman was at heart in favar
the new party, but did not openly say so becaus.
he felt that he was unpotent to bring the mas
OF the Democratic party to its support. Col
Lowe said he hoped some high-minded Demo
crat would be chosen to head the ticket to be
nominated tomorrow
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-07-30
NEW HAMPSHI RE.
A Celebration i'm Prospect.

Monument to be Erected ON Cd rOrn's
Point.
PORTSMOUTH, July 29-An important meet
ing was held here last evening at the city coun-
Gil room, James p Bartlett in the chair, to
take measures for the erection of a monument
to the first settlers of New Hampshire at obi
orn's Point, near the Sycamore house, in Rye,
three miles from this city, where the first New
Hampshire colonists located in 1923, and where
the first church in the State was probably built
Remarks were made by Frank w. Hackett,
John Elwyn, Judge Odell, Hon. W. H. Y.
Hackett, Mayor Marvin aud others. Rev. DR..
Bouton, President of the New Hampshire
State Historical Society at Concord, Col AL
bert Hoyt of Boston, Rev, E. A. Rand of So
Boston and others wrote letters cordially favor
ing the movement.
Mayor Marvin stated that the Mayor and
people of Dover will gladly join to aid in the
matter
A committee was appointed, consisting of
John Elwyn, Judge Odell, Mayor Marvin,
Frank W. Hackett, Frank W. Miller and
James p. Bartlett, to recommend plan of
proceedings and report at an adjourned meet
ing.
1t is proposed to limit the subscriptions to
one dollar each, to give the control of the
matter to the State Historical Society and to
raise the monument on the anniversary of the
landing on May 21st next.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-07-30

LONG VExED QUESTION SErTLED.-In the
case of the State against the Grand Trunk r.
X. of Canada, which came before the Full
Bench this term, victory has been gained by
the railroad. 1t will be remembered that some
time since Mr. Pullen of Yarmouth, was run
over and killed by Grand Trunk train. The
road was indicted and the case brought to a
jury trial. A verdict of $4,000 for the complain
ant was the result. The defence appealed and a
new trial was granted, which resulted as the pre-
vious. Another appeal was made, the excep-
tions being that the verdict was against the
evidence, and that the death of MIR. Pullen
was not instantaneous, Ia circumstance which
invalidates criminal action). Both excep-
lions were sustained, and of course the indict-
ment is naught and the case practically dis
missed The Messrs. Bradbury were counsel
for the Grand Trunk. 1t is curious fact that
the only cases, two in number, in which
thisIcorporation have been successful before
our courts, have been argued by Bradbury and
Bradbury.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-07-30

Aug; sales No Spring 214 on spot and 14a seller
August; No Spring steady; sales new at 1 %; No 8
mand; No'2 mixed regular 35l a 35ic: 3s a. ssic
fresh on spot 35ac bid for seller Aug 37i do Sent
SS s5 sssss high mixed Sc opened
gust 25a a 265; rejected 25c Rye firm in fair demand
and shade higher; No at 561. Barley dull and
No2 fall seller Sept at roc. Pork-an advance ask
ed but none established; held Is so spot Lard
and edSv sas at ri Sos &
clear middles loose SIC Bacon steady and quotable
at SIC for shoulders clear rib sides 95c clear sides
at CSC.
Freghts-Con to Buffalo SIC.
Receipts-6,O00 bbls flour, IS, 900 bush wheat 269
900 bush corn, $4,000 bush oats 1000 bush rye OO0U
bush barlep,
Shipmepts--2OOoo bls -four, 5000 bush wheat, 49,
bush barley, 5000 hogs.
TOLEDO, July 29.-Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat steady for old and q &c higher for new; No
White Wabash 46; No White Michigan 65 !;
Amber Michigan, on spot or seller Aug at 331; do
Sept. 1856; new No Red at 80; old do "a; No 2
red Wabash 154; new 80; No Dayton and Michi-
gan red 46; new 80; No 2 Red isl; rejected OF
Corn shade BETTER high Mixed spot and seller Aug
434c; Yellow 44c; White SIC; no grade sac Oats
steady; No at Sec; No at 81; Michigan So.
at 81 "a SC; to Kingston 81.
Receipts2,0OU bbls four Sc, 900 BUSH wheat 63 900
bush corn 5000 bush oats.
Shipments-0000 bbls -four 5000 bush wheat AZ 600
do corn, 900 bush oats.
DETROIT, July 29-Flour is quiet and unchanged !;
choice White 81 a 70; closing at s so. Wheat is
dun ana lower; extra 81; old mol White 1 6s;
GeTn aS St a 4a az amber Michigan So do 49,
Receipts-0,OO0 bbls flour, 1000 bush Wheat mn
bush corn 5000 bush oats ~ "nea'' 7'Voo
CHARLESTON, July 2s.-Cotton is quiet; Middling
uplands 193c. +. - d f'''' D1iuoiins
lands at 1885,. up
MOBILE, July 20 Cotton is unchanged; Middling
uplands at 1S4c.
NEW ORLEANS, July 29.-Cotton quiet; Middlipg
uplands 17sc.
.N European Markets. s-r f-
LONDON July 29-1230 P. M.-American securi-
ties United States so 1865, DID, 94; do 1O-4Os 81
Erie AL = = ~ = r = -s'
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MunicipaI Courr.

BEFORE JUDGE MORRIS.
TUEsDAY.-Edward Nixon, going armed with an
offensive and dangerous weapon. Ordered to find
sureties in the of 500 to keep the peace for
term of year. Sureties furnished and costs paid
Henrick Halschlag and Adolph Putzke, assault and
battery. Ordered to recognize in the sum of $500
each for their appearance at September term Superior
Court. Committed. Motley.
James Hall, Patrick Gormley and James Harri-
son, search and seizure. Fined $50 each with costs
Paid.
Emma Hall, search and seizure. Plea of misno-
mer. Plea overruled Fined $50 with COSTS Exc
cution Of sentence suspended, Frank
William H. Clark intoxication. Discharged on pay
ment of costs. Motley.
Michael Jordan and Frank Gushing, intoxication.
Fined IS each. Committed
Patrick Conley, intoxication. Fined So with costs.
Paid. Williams.
Martha Dwinal, intoxication. Fined IS with COSTS
Paid.
Bridget Connel, intoxication. Thirty days.
-Four cases of libeled liquors forfeited.
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A COMPLAINT.

Mr.. EDrToR:-Not knowing exactly who Is
responsible for the nuisance to which we call
attention. we take this method of protesting
against IL We refer to the ringing of the bell
on Casco street church. Some idiot, who, we
neither know nor care. on every favorable oc-
casion, and as far as we can see without doing
any possible good, pulls and yanlls at that bell
rope as if the life and happiness of the whole
city depended ON his personal efforts at making
a noise. Men of business wake up and at
tempt to count the strokes of the fire alarm
After trying in vain for half an hour, they get
up and start oat with a firm intention to put a
head or something worse on the thoughtless ass
who has charge of the rope. Mothers with
teething children call down anything but bless
ings on his head-and men, women and child
rem generally, who are so unfortunate as to re-
side within hundred rods of the church, wish
the church, bell, ringer and all were in = the
Sandwich Islands. If the watchman, or what
ever may be his Office, knew one half the male
dictons that were pronounced against him last
Friday night, all the money in the city treasury
could not hire him to touch the bell rope again.
1t anything can be done to remedy this nui-
sance let the proper authorities take the neces-
sary measures to do it, and they win be held in
grateful remembrance by many residents of
CUMBERLAND ST
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Pomerov,. Defcnce Abandoned

TOPEKA, Kan, July 29.-John @. Page, who
begun an action to recover $1,000 paid to the
Kansas Legislature by A. M. York, abandoned
the case to-day, paying all the costs. The suit
was to recover money now in the hands of the
State Treasurer, on The grounds set forth by ex-
Senator Pomeroy in his defence, that the money
was given to Page to aid the establishment of a
bank at Independence The case was set down
for hearing on the 18th of August, and it was
thought postponement would be asked, as all
the testimony given in the criminal action
against Pomeroy would naturally be adduced
tits a very puzzing question who will have the
money, as it is positively understood that Pom.
eroy will set up no claim Oh his own account.
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New YORK, July 29.-Virulent cholera
appeared at Jonesboro, Pa.
Failures i'm the Ten Trade