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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-12
Observation-Disclosures i.

Observation-Disclosures is
full of anacLronisms of litera. ure and
art. In the COMEDY of Errors he
alludes to d,cats, marks and guilders,
and also to the striking of a clock in
the ancient city Of EpEesus. In
King John" and Macbeth" he
speaks Of cannon. He makes Corio-
lanus a temporary with Alexander
the great Cato, and Gslen. all of whom
lived centuries afterwards. Cassius in
Julius Caesar" also speaks of clock
striking the hour. Beaumont and
Fletcher make q man discharge pis-
tol, who mast have lived before the
Christian era. The painters do not
behave much better. In one of Albert
Durer's pictures representing Peter
denying the Savior, there is a Roman
soldier in the background smoking
tobacco pipe, A Dutch painter, in
the painting of the Sacrifices of Isa-
&C." makes Abraham point a blunder-
bnss at lis sons head as an argument
of obedience. Tintoreti paints the
Israelites gathering mamma in the
wilderness as carrying guns. Another
master in q picture of Adam and Eve.
places a German student in the back
ground shooting ducks.
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BRo. JoHH II. DENNIS of the Rereil'c
publishes his va!edic.ory in the issue Of
that paper for Sept. 9. He has sold out
his interest il that paper to our worthy
friend John Booth. The RereiIe has
always been favorite exchange of ours,
and has been made mere especially SO
since Mr. Dennis sharp, original pen
began to add new spice and vigor to its
columns. Our sentiments on this occa-
SION are. therefore, divided between n
congratulatory feeling toward Booth and
Casamayou for their fortunate coming
together, and regret that Bro. Dennis
has seen f. to abandon the tripod.
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PRODUCTS OF LANDER County
From the report of the Assessor OF
this county to the surveyor General,
we compile the following statistics;
There are assessed in the county du
ring the present year. 1920 horses,
523 nnlts, 25 asses. 4 ,45l cows, i 200
-. 6 1882 beef cattle, 1.64O oxen,
sais zoo uh >ep, 3S4. hogs. 4. 322 chick
sn.'1 as su .nra. rs, and $50 ducks.
ems s;h sos s wa. uroo -eed duringth the last
year in the county. D., ~ ~ '" oats $50 80
wheat. II SIS harley. 10 . oa's' -'0
corn, and 1915 ton. OF hay; land
There is Enclosed H. 600 Of lan'- ''nd
I $40 acres are under cultivation. :.
We are unable to get the figures OF
the amount Of charcoal burned or o.
wood cut, but the total must be quite
respectable.-R. X, Rerei!Ie.
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sOHN BROWN.

An unpublished Let.
Martyr Of Barper,s
The following letter, written By
Brown just before his execution in Vim
ginia, to the Rev. Luther Humphrey
brother of the Rev. Zephaniah N. Hum
phrey, pastor of the Cavalry Church Of
Philadelphia, has lately been made
public
CHAsLEsTowN, jefferson CO.. Va,
November Is, 1859.
The Reu. Luther Humphrsy-MY DEAE
friend: Your kind letter OF the 18th inst.
is now before NE. So far as my knOwl
edge goes as to our mutua! kindred. l
suppose I am the first since the landing
Of Peter Brown from the Mayhower that
has either been sentenced to inprlson-
ment or to the Sallows. But. my dear
old friend, let not that fact alone grieve
YOU. You cannot have forgotten how
and where our grandfather captain
John Brown) feu III l776, and that he.
| too, might have persisted Oh the scafold
had circumstances been but very little
| different. The fac: that man dies un-
der the hand Of al e1ecutioner Tor other
wise) has but little to do with his true
character, AZ suppose John Rogers per
ished ut the stake, IL great and good n1an.
as suppose; but his being So does not
prove thai amy other II u vino has died
In the same way gas god OF otherwise.
Whether l have any reason to 'be Of
good cheer" Tor no:) inview of my end,
/ can assure you that feel SO; AID that
r ~ 7 Ia 1r,t tIy
experience that Strengthening and consu-
l.tion you so faithfully inplore in my
behalf. God of onr fathers, reward your
fidelity! 1 neither feel mortified. dessra-
ded, nor in the least ashamed OF my IN
prisonment, my chain. or iay ne::r pros
pect of death b. hanging. feel assured
:.tha. rot oas hair shall fall from my
head without my heavenly Father" l
also feel that have long been endeayor-
ing to hold exactly "slch past as Goa
has chosen" See the passage Of Isaiah
which you have quoted. No part Of my
life has been more happily spent than
that l have spent here, and hurabiy
trust that no part has been spent to be,-
ter purpose. I would not say this boast
inely, but '.thanks be unto God who
giveth Us the victory through infinite
grace" 1 should be sixty years old were
/ to live till May 8. 1860. I have en-
loved much Of life as it is, and have been
remarkably prosperous-having early
le,rneI to regard the welfare and pros
perity Of Others a. my own. have
never, since I can remember, required a
great amount of sleep, 90 that I conclude
that have already enjoyed full an aver
ace number Of waking hours with those
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EXCITING RUmoR. half past
four O'Clock yesterday afternoon a
rumor flew through the streets to me
effect that fight had taken place In
the County Jail between two OF the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., convicted OF
murder in the second degree, and
Howard, under sentence for man
slaughter, 1. was also said that How
ard, had broken Harrington's back.
There Was 70 trutl, in the story. In
quiry was made, and 1t was ascertalned
that the two were chained i'll different
cells. SO that it was impossible tor
any difficulty to have taken place be
tween them. Record Sc I. I.
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government, great quantities Of
rebel property and money. The
Rebels and their Nortl ern allies
then took to calling Butler spoon
thief and even professed Republi-
cans have been found mean enough
to echo the cry. When New York
vas surging with the mob whose
worst passions and fiercest audacity
Horatio Seymeur's insidious appeals
had invoked, and when an iron hand
was needed to clutch the foul Genius
of Riot by the throat, it WAS by re
quest of President Lincoln, who
acted in the interest of the best citi
zens of the metropolis. that General
Butler became, temporarily. the
military Governor of New York.
1t was for his prompt and effec:ual
suppression of the mob then that
there came n fresh batch Of epithets
for unthinking Republicans to re-
peat. Mark how lie dared to fling
defiance in the face OF that mob.
We quite from one of his speeches
of the time indicated. Standing
face to face with the crue1cst and
most dangerous mob in America he
said: do You suppose. then, tina: 1
will finch before you? A man who
has smelt gunpowder, can stand rum
and garlic. Langhter, cheers,
groans and confusion. You think
yourselves the equal of the negro
No, no /; the negro is as immeasur-
ably your superior as heaven is above
the hell where you are going. I
certainly do not respect, and you
may be quite sure 1 do not fear you.
You can not crush free thought Or
free speech. Hooting will never
take the place Of argument. And
now, men Of the Five Points, DULLES
Of the bawdy b ouse, thieves of the
lobby. burglars OF the Tombs I
simply declare, rs the voice Of the
nation, tina: you are not fit for the |
Of the elective franchise"
It is forasmuch es this man had and |
this large and timely hero
SIN that he is entitled to fairer and
more kindly treatment by all who
ire not to be ciassed with the Phari-
sees of society or the unforgiviny
md embittered adherents to, and |
with, the Lost Cause
4 Southern Secession.
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AUBusN Minn.-We are informed
by MIR. Story. that there is proha-
bility OF his leasing the mill to respon.
sibie parties within couple OF
months, aud he seems to think the
mil; will be iii running order inside
Of two months. We hope this may
be trre,-Reno journal.
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THs Sentinel says an opposition stage
line between Eureka and Eiko is talked
of. That paper don't speak very en-
couragingly Of the p.oject-thinks the
present line has all it can 90 to 1--we.
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Still IMPROVING. - John Capron
showed US u private dispatch from Alta
last night. which stated that Major M;-
Coy was still gradually iIrproring. lie
viii probably De able to resume his Jour
ney In o few days.-Eureka Seae''sei,
Sent. 3.
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SoxE parties found few days SINCE
a bee tree, near Peavine, which yielded
sixty pounds of honey. So We learn
( ON the journal. --
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A WORD IN BEHALF OF BOLD
BEN BUTLER.


his name and abandoned his struagl
for the Gubernatorial nomination
For one, We regret his defeat. ",
cali to mind no man who has ez
perieaced more OF mean, unulani,
abuse than he. In every publ,
position which ne has held his per
formances have been done in tbs
open hight of day, and he has never
once shrunk from declaring himself
Men who thus boldly do what falls
to their lot to perform are always
Clore or less at the mercy of such
sseaithy and watchful foes as choose
to Turk in their path. Batter has
openly and always defied and con-
demned the sleek, pretertious. igno-
BILE hypocricies by which he has
been surrounded since he first set
his resolute face against the Phari-
sees and fashionable mora!ists OF
Massachusetts. As the French say.
there are Yankees and Yankees.
The old Bay State, with all her
wealth of manliness, nUrtures too
mach of tl.e mannerism of severe
morality. and still allows it to pass
at current value far above its real
worth. Butler emphasizes and cham
pions the not always respectful op
position to this rigorous and chill
ing decorum, and does SO even
while conscious of flying in the face
of the naughty Puritan aristocracy
offending the sleek aud acquiescent
snobbery. its servile imitators and
making blind enemies of the weak
and watery Respectables who bring
up the rear and constitute the obse-
quious constituency of these leaders
of the moral fashions. There is q
n,m.-, ~idd.e class whose admi-
-,h,. -i9nalize trne
:, .hey
Also illustrate the constant posi-
bility of happy medium between
This arrogant Phariseeism and its
brash and boisterous opposite as
presented in Buffers somewhat
staggering personalism. These
have rather chosen to Join forces
with Butler than to be found in a
,,.mn where the observance Of the
hypocrisy Of the times is
the discipline exacted. When the
onlv choice is between profane but
frank and unpretentious rebel against
these isnoble and offensive proprie
ties. and the representative sticklers |
for the same, people who are at onts
with pusilIanimity and pretense find
themselves ranged on the side OF the
former. This is the reason why
Bntler has been enabled to make SO
strong a fight. single-handed. against
all the long established moral bull
les of the Commonwealth.
Blu. we cannot comprehend the
and avidity with which
Republicans whose aspirations and
interests bear no relation to Buffers
personal enemies express q sympa-
.hv will, the dafaraers and malignant
vilIifiers who have camped upon |
his trail ever since he repUalated
the Huukar Democracy to take up
his sword in defense of the Union.
The beginning of this abuse bears
date conte.npo-areously with the oc-
cupation OF Baltimore and his dis
of the rebels and rebel
there the volume OF
this vituperation gathered additional
strength when he, at Great Bethel,
proclaimed property in slaves to be
contraband of war-frOln which time
The New York herald., 1873-12-03
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoyFY MAgKEr-LosDoH, Dec. z--l, 30 r. M
Consols money 92 tor the account. 92a
92%; United States tve-twenty bonds. 1863, Wa Erie
Railway shares, 3Ssa $50 =. HConsols tor money " \
Railway. preferred, 5ssi Az M-Itrie hallway shares
sps; $50 T M.-Erie Railway shares. 80 5P M-Aew
York Central, II.
PARIS BoURsE--LospoN Dec. '2-3So p: M-Paris de-
spaches quote rentes al 53i lOc i3) i. M.-French
reDtes, 6Sf zoo.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARIEr.-IIyrRroor. Dec. 2-i 80
L. M-Saies on the basis of middlng upiands nothing
below mddling shipped January and February, 40 Sid
Sales on the basis OF nddlin9 Orleans nothing below
good ordinary, shipped December and January at Sad
The market Is shade easier middling upiands I'd
SGD mddling Orleans. Szsd. Cd. Sales 10000 bales
including 2O0J sor speculation and export Cotton 10
arrive I'D cheaper sales the basis OF mddliug up-
lands nothing below good ordinary shipped November
February, at 16d; do, nothing below low mifdlings
deliverable December, SSu. OF the sales 10 day 5000
bales were American sales on the basis OF middling
upanGs, nothing below good ordinary shipped Novem-
Der and December, at 515d do, do- shipped Decem
ber and January. At Sad
TRADE AT MANcHFSTEH.--LIvFRPOOr, Dec, 2--fhc mar
ke Tor yarns and fabrics at Manchester IS du but not
quotaby lower.
y. LvpnrooL BRraDsTurFs mAnEEr-IIyERrooL, Dec. p,
4:D L. M.-The market IL quiet. The net receipts OF
wheat for the past three days have been 0J quarters
including 1000 American.
LryERPooL Provisions MArKRT.-LrvEnroory Dec. p
4:sJ 7. M.Beet 90s per fierce tor new. Pork sls 81.
per bbl new mess Bacon, 45 per cwt for Cum.
berand cut; 4ls per cwt. for new short rib middles.
Spirits turpentine, Sls a SIS Cd. per cMt.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET LIvRRrooL, Dec. 2-P.
M-Rehned petroleum, l3}zd per gallon
LoSDoa PRoDUcR MiaKRr.-LoNDOa, Dec 2-Evening-
sprts turpentine. 5is 81 Sis I'd. per cwt Ta.iow,
4Os 81. 1ns ID cwt
PRrRoLEuN MAaKgT.-ASTwEar. Dec 2.-Peroleum
closed at Ut for line pale American.
The New York herald., 1873-12-03
TWEED AS ASSISTANT ORDERLY.

william NJ Tweed, ex-senator and present con-
vict, has been transferred from the Penitentlary
to the hospital on Blackwels Island, according 10
a recommendation OF the physicians OF the island.
The hospital is on the top hoor Of the Penn
tentary is well ventilated and is under the charge
of competent officers. Here Tweed viii have TO
perform the duties OF assistant orderly which are
not IN she least degree either pleasant or easy
They co1Sist OF cleaning the hospital keeping the
surgical instruments in order and holding patients
while operations are being performed.
commissioner Stern says that the Warden cx-
ceeded the prison rules in giving Tweed a striped
suit as they are only for those have been convicted
OF felony. In consequence OF this Information
order has been given to make che "Bossr n suit OF
dark w0olleu stun, while in the meantime he
wears his own clothes. The fallen chief has Oeen
provided with comfortable bed In the hospi,a al.
aud hs health Is rapidly improving.
The New York herald., 1873-12-03
DEsTRuoTIvE FIRE IN oANAJoHAarE.

ALBANY, Dec z, 1875
gasone explosion took place In ArSei
Smiths sack factory, in Canajoharie, yestcruay
afternoon, which set fire to the building ano en-
tirey destroyed the factory. Peter mcoaoa
perished In the flames. william j. Arkell. son OK
one of the proprietors. was seriously burned. d.
X. Devendori. CLERK; BENJAMIN Smith, one OF the
firm: George Fl. Neaher aud several other eln-
ployGs were slightly Injured. ...xa ,voro ~ ue-
At the time or the explosion tne,s % wulg orroI~ :,
escaped py gaining egress through che windows
The explosion was so sudden ana sne ure sprena 9 n
Mcrns dwellings, near the factory were burned.
co,,sino loss OF about 5000.
sns loss on the factory and stock is about
s,ooooo and the insurance $4,000, IN New Eng.
iSanJ Now York and foreign companies among
,.S,rh sSh are the Franklin, OF Philadelphia Com.
merce. OF Albany; Etna, Of Hartford; North Brit
ish and Queen's OF England; westchester and
Manhattan, or New York, and Roger Williams. vi
Providence.
The New York herald., 1873-12-03
THE LAWS DELAY.
when VIII rnxersoii Go to sin,

When Will Tngersou Go to Sing sing.
Ingerson aud harrington still remain az the
Tombs Notwithstanding She daily announcements
OF their speedy removal to Sing Sing. warden
Johnson stated chat II was probable that they
wonld not leave before Friday though the deputy
sherns say he will this morning. There has been
great deal of delay to allow these gentlemen
convlcts to settle mp their business at least that Is
the excuse made by the authorities. A number OF
persons called TO see Ingerso Yesterday, including
ms fasher. mother und sister. He and Farringtou
are N charge OF Deputy SheriGs Cahill and Shleus
aud they were removed yesterday TO the room
formerly occupied by Tweed. where they gre INV
comparatively comfortable lngersoli anu rnrring-
ton and o couple OF friends enjoyed IN eicSsms
breakfast together yesterday morning IN tleir nc
quarters. number OF carriages we're slanuils ~ -
the Tcmbs entrance neatly VI gay, aWA*uS sos
eAlt VI tbelr vlilkQEA
The New York herald., 1873-12-03
DOMESTIC MARKETd

GALVESTON. Dee. 2 lTA
Cotton casirr good ordinary tSc.; ordinary, I9,sc
Net rocejps SSJ bales. ExportsrO Great Britain 1885,
to the Conineu al, uJ coastwise, 1875. Stock, 4u;Si
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2 1873
Cotton regular, active and lower m1dlin6s 1876.
low middlngs I5c. strict good ordinary i4c. Net
ccipts l2Gs bacs gross 1885,, Exports so France, aU
Sabs 2,Uo0, last evening. 2,2Nl Stock, fAZ,92S
MosiLs, Dec. 1873.
cotoa quiet and easy; midJings, l5c low middImgs
dc slsct good ordinary ilc Net receipts 2S05 bales.
Exports coa.s,wse, gso Sales, i.euN stock, E,s.5.
SAVANNAH, IDec , 1878.
Cotton Guict middines t5c. Net receipts, 412 bsieA
Exports coastwise, eel fales 1,Sli. stock Ieg,l7,
OsvEGo, Dee 2, 1873
Flear steady sahs GOO bbis a. 81 70 Tor No. sprng
Ss 10 amber winter ~ ~ or white winter. S0
dorb,c extra Wheat uuchanged sales 900 bushels No
I Milwaukee, club at ~ o. Corn firm, but quiet
nomualy e5 Barley quiet; prime Canada held at 81 ~
sl 10. Corn mcalxl ~ lor bolted ana 81 - Tor ui,-
bolted per cwt hllfeod higher; shorts, ti0 q $40;
shps,nHs go S,i; midlngs, So SA per ton. RAD
xAea UelEhk-tlyE y kAtlNlelaksA rANl .k9Een &c
The New York herald., 1873-12-03

l.y2 lIe per d,cm. Foreign exchange sold at
lOSk q 1851 for prime bankers 90 days. sterling,
and 100 10s,S for demand, but closed weaker Tor
long sterling at los . 1851.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
were buoyant and closed very strong; ls6I's sold
for 11Tlz. The closing quotations were as FOL
lows:-United States SKIES, 1881, registered, liz
1l2A; do do, coupon III; do five-twenties, 1852,
coupon 110k do. do. 1864 do, III 40. do, 1865,
DO, 1lI,s; do do, 1866, do, new, 1l5h; do do,
1857, 1I7A 1l7A do. do. 1868, 116K ll7ts; ten
forties, registered, 100; do, coupon, 1929; New
fyes 1881, coupon, 1929; six per cent bonds,
Pacific Railroad, 100h llox.
SOUTHERN BONUS.
Southern State bonds are more active with
sales or Tennessees up 20 T3 7315 old closing 73
to 7s,4, and now 1874 10 73h. Plain Missouri skies
up TO co. sales and bid, SO being bid for st. Jo
seph issue. Other bonds nominal.
THE CLEARING ROUSE.
The Clearing House reported the legal tenders
on hand at $685. 535 OcO, decrease since Monday OF
$1,s50,0o0; but afterwards a mistake was dscov-
ered and the amount given as s37 1886, 900, an in
crease OF Sl50,000 The loan certificates outstand-
ing $1s,30Oooo, but only SILL 900 are in usc
Large amounts OF national bank currency are
being snippcd 10 the West and South ior the move
ment OF the PORK ana cotton crop.
ThE STOCK MAREET
opened firmly, but was attended all day by 1nctu-
ations ranging from 4 o1k per cent, except in
the case OF Pacific Mali, which advanced from 32a<
to SO, and closed at 80. The latter stock was eS-
cecdingy active dividing the h0nors with Western
Union, Lake Shore. Union Pacific and Wabash.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICEs
The following table shows the opening, highest
The New York herald., 1873-12-03
CITY AND COUNTY TREASURY.

Comptroller Green reports the following dis.
bnrsements and receipts Of the treasury yester.
day
Claims paid number Of warrants - amount sN i42
Pay rolls lumber Vi warrants iUs inount...3.. 66 l0
Total number Of warrants rs amount. .sl6d2i2
Receipts
FROM taxes OF 1873 and interest t...........s
From OF taxes assessments and interest. i.ys
From collection OF and interest lIW
From market rents and ees..................... -
From water ren 5,Fit
From licenses Mayor's office Observation-Disclosures. 10
From tees and fines, Police Courts $40
Total SlS,,ta
The New York herald., 1873-12-03
IrSh pIz wl,aa

bushels wheat
BuyrALo Dee q 1871
Lake ana rail- Imports for the last "a hours Flour I00
Dds corn iao 20 hnsheia oat, $3.50 do barley, 1850
uo KAN exports--Wheat H. sUU bushels corn z2 40 do
ots hzoJU 40 rye so 10 Flour quiet: Western ground
spfihg " 70 ~ I2l; bakers 81 ~ IS 25 white s. Is
% wheat steady, but inactive quoted Milwaukee
No sprinS ~ AZ do. No do 81 SO ST i0 Chicago No
Ispring ~ 28; red winter, u "a 81 5l white winter,
sI o8 81 u Corn irner sales Of 10000 bushels in
cargo lots at 60c. 10000 do. car lot al 6Oc Oats
higher sales 81 900 bushels No. Western vi i6, own
eIs holding At &c Barley steady Chicago No 81 50;
Canada, 81 ~ 81 &c two-rowed state 81 2l 81 25 Pro.
visions unchanged Dressed hogs advancing sales at &C.
CHICAGO Dec. 2, 1873
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat in fair demand End
lower No spring. 81 o 81 O81i cash 81 y 81 o7sl.
December; 81 lsI 81 o9ss January-an closed at The
inside Pr,cssi Nes do $ vs; rejected 81 s. o soi
No mixed, 4sXc sske, closing at 4',e 4e cash
s9Se. s7c rejected 44Mc. 45se Oats steady; No:
Sissc Sdc closing Ut y4ssc, cash or December SSc
,S5hc January Eye IN fair demand and firm at re
aciiye and higher sales at 50 81 90 closing at 81 s.
81 55, cash December Provisions talrly active ana
Iower Pork sold at sl2 90 sl3 cash Or pecember;
closed inside prices Meats steady and anesapged al
nary Dressed hogs aniet and nomnsi nj Whskey sold as
SsIc. Receipts2n0 bbS -four. l2pOOD bushels wheat,
1000 do corn 1900 do oats, $500 DO rye and ANle do
barley Shipmentss0O bbs. hOur ~ )O bushels wheat,
5000 DO oats aud 100 do barley.
The New York herald., 1873-12-03
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DE-

I<c. by SAIL nc To Hamburg by steam 81 marks per
100 ihs, equal TO iae; by sal. lac TO Ereuien, w
steam .lc by sail, ihc 10 Liverpool by steam, I'D;
by sai 7itd
FLOUR pORAIn-Reccipts-Flou t3 $50 bbis wheat,
3lSI6 bushels cOrn ~ 10 do meal 723 bags oats,
iS15 bushels; barley $50 do $40 DO The our mar
duil and the the buyers favor, but
prices were not duotably changedi Tie sales "a portion
last evening" aggregate about l2,00D bbs. at prices
within the OF the quotations Corn meal
wasquiet 20 bbis IN lots sold at prices wi hin the range
The New York herald., 1873-12-03
THE M'OooLE MURDER CASE.

ST LOUIS, No., Dec. Q, 1873.
the examination OF Mike McCoole, the pugilist,
for the murder OF Patsey Manley about a month
aro which has been going on Tor some days past
has closed aud NcCooe is held in the sum 0i $I0,vW
on chas2e Vi L9nraeI AZ tue sscgn1 degree
The New York herald., 1873-12-03

TNc QUOTATIONS. basGs % rottoN n sforc rUnnttX III
quality not mere than half grade above Or below The
grade quoted. Tho sseS Werc:-
To-Day Last Ep@'9 2oscl
Export. - -
Consumption. oi,...................L26 ~ l,Ss
spcculas asiou. ......,.............. IL IL