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New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

Hled 80, wssssn Witt ss ss3ds%e' "s'ss'n
AS1e -, ,,,xN "A
sboat voas figures 900 rolls r s,aIe SehsV
private Of Benso small los 90 bales sss seh nm
qooon. lie for hea,y sv,rs., Of Domestic cese
DO nominal; 1s4e for Bornee In lots; CAcutfs seh
GuANO-Psruvsn STEADY ai eos for GusnPe and ~
HOPs-The has been moderate and the %.Isa
rteAa, the 1856 ssle- st.s a45e and 90 esls' b
man, '"i '"'''e' :" 'VS c.e.e a %''- %N C.nuF 70.
s.-Ior 1873 s6a4s enss. B.,.u.n' so-'A .oa.,
we.iep. growth 1873 3oa!o 1873 'o"''
Old, siosih None susi.h growth 1873. ssi ssssip
90 snd Ga. sdl5 Cslfossss rovh 73 4gSsD
HAY-There .o,'.t. .9a,y 5 shipping :ss es si To-
% cis1s I o. S. sal % % sS:. :;.,
the receipt. liberal. quote Long Rye at soGSs sh''
HEMP-MsrIet quiet for a. descriptions, Manila d.e.dly ov.
9l2e gold Jue 3aS 3 do Jae Bat"
With saes Of 600 bales since last loloc e"
HARDwAREThe demand ]. limited ousl .. this ses'on % na
prices favor the boyer With liberal supplies OF both fsfg"
mestie. =. ,o,~
NDIG0Trsde remsns quiet about former prees; " NV
small sales Of Manila at 70dS0e.. currency. -. a..
easier the ssles embrace 400 600 .s
24d24 % and De for oil December Scotch Pig oa " sr,
Glenssmeei s4i prompt e,,i Pig ss.d es ,s W
dull the hsh pe sstd check business holden are .n ..,
No and $50 %! Lss s''ss s'. 81: ssas =: ', "a .sd
OH shp sold s37as3s Gray Forr SsS,so
Scrap hear Of 100 sold $40 cash fron y.d rig Ia :,
YER, dull pomnav steady Ordinary Foreign s ~
o Is s''h ,..: Sa Soa..s ss fs ss Sc. sS At
9hsi Sheet and Pipe st lOe .od nn,hnea IN v All and
in prices noninsy nnchanred PF M
an with nqaI Bloch Tin quoted At 90 !.
j, BDs. 1s P.e. ~ hsSse psed sasos and he
steady. Other metal, are without change. We quote;
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
N Y. wHOLEsALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDING DEC Is is7a

,Senadf DtrerfOaA
sspd OILY good .uelA Tse hash and other es ~ pee.
Put everything 10 good oier eiam
ipntoa and osn msses sale where dirty package
fsilA Pssk viii ow the oon
ten aboot Use vin
egys Msrk plainly vh stencil eoniees
Ne bon 81 etL gatng he sucurt also Send let's ~
sauns What seat tAe route, tine An nSooe
shseh inelosd bb pses
sssps
sst sStb demand. '
Z BEAKB AND PEAA -
Rectips Of beam for be ueeh $50 bbs vesl fA
bba vesk 1926 bbs past go Co.
The eosuues etropr dss Of
the snsbed cspv keuns the face Of the large sappb 's
s6sned oeoted 60l0c higher scca
bos 81 20 I'd ssoet
steady fell quo,sons Eastern Kp are
buye fall without Byd Fsss
unchanged Green Peas voins again S,sss o
old aud lOe on new Csnsdan Psa arn heSs" s'
All b, cell We QUOTE:
nAAX
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

The aggregate amount Of exports IeYclusive Of
specie, from the port Of NewYork for toe week end
tos Dec. 10. 1873, was $5,575,9l5.
The Philsdejphis Stock market il strong Penn
sylsanis gxes le0: Philadelphis and Erie iaiisosd.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

xrx.
10 .ns-er osrr,.popdent Dossd Boe Head. ~ y vt
enn se'e that the Of the qua of butter IN th' nn'
spe very sadAtion receives Areoning 'npp
butter that regarded prime at tne nome
.oon perhaps have composition here WITH - many lines
'eA scoh exceed excellence would not receive qaouon
war Understood b. prime 6rsteas eoeh Again - oee'
enos o. nes Pail Winter advances tms
oe soh would obtain prominence tbs wead tosn Ao-
" A,se< prime. This the esss WIN hIse poPo,hoa "
oaa aeh this date been hs ain OF leading m.ree.ns 70
ops regular standards possible bot Tie ansvehsoe 70
ae @ :. eerIn 'cs'ons has YET pe'entd ssaeso
ION oeleg arranged The grades quite ths bs' fp"
sh! orner slusion We have usde 10 Print"
CHEESE ,
AN, sos for hs .ssh 25 ls6 boIe. DO last .e,l 80 90
ssme seeh sst 207ll DO Exports rss r's 500 oos
10, Z" rear tt5 90 Gold close. ill., |aos ots &c
os liverpool lmpreved gold has revived hippg nqm, ou %
s od Tor fns seYsmb-rs and .9e, hs made rsn ..
us 70 part from under the paid by the bone nsd fepu
sea OFF, ha which slse bsps the msiet Pnces n. =,
s On fancy stoci end - ~ 1soe ior ei"s of
so@e nee Western cheese unchanged We quote;
s. s. ppsesor hae, ntel4h Ohio DO soed I" pn~e gig
state rood Fsrm Dairy good totssll a34
suefaetorv, stnned Dairy y olO
Quo hney Pineapple BeS.......2l q
DRIED FRUITS.
Neeipn h the veeh 927 pksS do last weet. fSI DO
ssms week as' l6l DO vel 100 bbs There
ssoo onsk home demand for both aud peaches And pees "r
fruit M .he lpfusne steady trade for good gong
oo nae banss the 500 pigs sf apples from eatde nateS
re sohverod the NAVY The epor trade Eight has are
r demand Chenau are hardly wanted Hickory nuts hsve
as sAss Pnn. ale selling fair eassns tor retail use
Quotations.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

n S<6 sssA 70 1913 % $40:
vsst hH vssI, leoJ o. Ths pss foresight sAsss .es ss
Bsssss Rid rather qaet sses bet fall pr'e ,s 80
veil ssppsrtsd The showing h7bsf 10
si The rsds ss nis Tine while sspphes Eean.s -
vspAA Asssee sonf Asslsy vho seps6sssvs sboee ~ -
tsasy tusse sf Jassasv bst tAs susse ~
~ - AsSsu DuDas Asss ~ o SuSe>ssV Asb go
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
pOnseTlC nARKFrA

ALsAsy Dee - -Nshins doing wbest R,s sn ana 10 M'
eiss asnaa4 ssIes Of soO bsA STATE fen ssrs a. vV
nj, deusnA % 0UO esah on Western hiIed so
Nee ssrkd ,s,ss IT, yht sayss Tie Fetb osss
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
THE MARKETS.
ICtrfullv repor,ed for THp TRIRuSs.I

TrHspAI, Dec 16 1873.
BOOTS sHOBs IN request
especially heavy wors The orders from the country
quite large chiefly for gooda Prices OF
hight styles unchanged With little doing them The export DE-
msnd has been :air for the
BEBswAx sappy nsrhe stronger with
demand; quote 80 2d3lc for
BROOM coRN AND BRO0Mse uarhet for Corn stead, be,
loci medium Green The
Sta., and Ola al 6a7e Brooms dull and unchanged
COTT0NTheJe has been good demand for SPOT Cotton, but
pYise We 10 follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

MOLAssBsTbe market and ADVANCING ooe snI
choice having sold day at 14c the sale, M o
72 about SIS hbds Porto Rico from 40doVc rn
kilograms from New Orleans report increased brmnese .
NAVAL SrORBS-The market FOR spirits lnpentpe was ro
active TO-DAY with reported Of sbou, 600 bbs
for Southern 42o for New-fork bb Rosn, though os
moderately dull and nominy Strained quoted -
81 So sales of $50 bb No 81 80 Ter stead, ~ - "
WilmDgton. City Pitch selling at - 80. .a..o,. ca.
OLs-Lnseedi quiet and unchanged quoted AZ S3ds4e
with fair inquiry heubaden stronger with s , ~
oury reported 900 gallons Ale Lard has
and holders asking 7729sOe for Prime Wntf " u
Seed 10 light 'uppy sndi bm al Ale ohu W" A ~
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17


PROvIsIONsTbe Pork mArIe quiet and oonpsra' ,eNni
supply Port bgh sales of uninspsd mess
Sl6 5O the sales eas and regular io
$l4 80 Old Meas Sl6dSl6 80 for New do slS 'oI
$l5 for Western Prime hess for utare delivery v"
Of $50 seller February $40 800 BOZ. DO se.ef
SIC; $50 DO do seller March at slb 30 Bee 2m
sales Of 200 bb 50 25dflO 80 ior Pan srs
Sll 5Oesl3 Mos Sl3o$l4 for Psctet Ies bes
bne; $50 S22dS22 80 for Prime Mes. ~ H
Beef sales OF 90 bba at s1% 3o 20,
Peklsd Hams 9ssd9S.c for l5d1 averg, ~ toe 10
10 average lOc; 800 Pesle Shoulders 1e 700 do snoae
sdSxc 900 fresh Hams l3 n at 9's 2opo hesT
Bellies l6 b pnvse term, 10000 d. l5ib svsisee y lo
Dry Shoulders February, st6e Bacon s ss" Anp
easier 500 seller December and Janasry ~
earl, 10 the 500 half half seller February .. -
l5O Long Clear spot 7as- 90 boxes C Lccs 'n
7ss $50 Rib seller ReDuary 7Sf 20 eoif snon
Clear &c. 80 City tumberHnd on pnsst
terms $50 bssndhsB ste he aa ssr FseTost' at
quote GasQ7 ec for City. sad o4Gbl sf "sen
and closes Eat al OF 40 bt sa ts
L; sz for Cay; S'sTs tie for Far 70 Pnne
futae delivery hear s 100 tes seller febas) Al
DC and 900 seller March .pat gee
PRTROIBUh Rcdnea ruled steady to day vito
nqsrv sales Of 1000 btis December
37sc bbls 1<e, 600 az
phee; a 800 bbs High Test Tor January lSe Cases
sai Arm but aoiet Shipping Crude sought ser
Of 1000 bb Al l0 The Creei Quotations or sos
Tosvie 81 l22G$l 10 Oh CITY tldsl 90
9Oa95c and Parke 81 Al Pbilsaspta the nrtet
ready and lOth Of Jaruary both at l3i
RICE-Tbe market continues stead and qnole strictly Prime
Carolina Si<dS ss Of 80 Carolina st prcss ranfmf
a6S; 2OO bags Rangoen 6'sd6s AAA ~ ee'A Loo
jsna 7e.
lO4 hbds 7 35 bids c ssd 2OO do hesaoe H oe
400 boxes Molass<s Sugar st 6sd6as- We quotE
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

Bank shares sold as follows Merchants l19;
Ninth National, 9j Fourth National, l00- Mechanics
ass; state OF New York. los and Central National,
IS. The following were the bids
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

Foreign Exchange was strong at the opening, with
sales per cent below quotations of lCas for 20
days bills and 10 for sight. There was laIer re-
luction IN rates to the subjoiDed quotations.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

The Quotations btsoo Soton IN asfe. rum Nc j
more tosp haB grsde above below the quoted
AALks pRksEsT DRLiyHRy
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
HOPS.

Receipts rtl 692 bales, weet 9o2 bsl.'
3lS bales imports hope 1913 ba'esi e
1875 bales willow Csfonis hey OF
quality enough nd 45e showing bne henh Sade
color The unsettled fer hops and Win
dhra obsnef. here and
unse the quotations for
Domestic nominal than
ot.hs Ouot.to
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17


The warm weather telling Apples and fe~ more v
Will be apt materially fancy carefully hid
oek held t bat there sees market sn uere we're
ss week Lady Apples begin Brpors OF Apples pas, wet
2f5 bbia An carload California Pears ID to-day
vas ~ days he and not in good keeping order os
Grapes u arriving and old sgures Cranoere,
are not a. holders would like them and there goo
many sellers ipsde line Of Only eAi hard Capes OIL
bring - so Qaotsiious:
Annie prme AIye
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

Governed by the same influences mentioned in the
foregoing paragraph, the gold market was strong
and tending upward Perceiving that the Treasury
was rapidly arriving at point when its income was
likely TO he seriously impaired and that 1T was not
unavoidable that even the issue of the entire
900 legal tenders would be sufficient to meet
Government requirements a few of the shrewd
operators of the street formed strong combination
to bull gold when it was several points lower.
BY successful manipulation they have forced
the shorts TO cover and to-day ad-
yapced the price from 111s at the opening
TO ll2l a very large business and excited market
being reported. From this point under a lowering
of Foreign Exchange the price fell back to ll2s and
an the afternoon ruled at 112d ll2. closing at ll2 to
to1l2t. Cash gold was heavy TO carry, evidencing
The small outstanding short interest and holders
were paving TAI gold per annum, and 1-32 and 3-64
per diem to have balances carried The foreign ad-
vices did not influence gold. COnsOls closed weak,
and United States securities from after dull day
IN London. The street rate for three months bills
there is 4! per cent, or below the bank minimum,
the Bank of England gaining f15,oOO bullion to-day.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 In coin
interest and $7S,000 in redeemed Hve-Twentles
The day's operations at the Gold Exchange Bank
were: Gold cleared, SsO,766,OOo; gold balances,
Sl,5541O3; currency balances Sl,S73,92S. The fol-
lowing the principal quotations:
1000 l11A 1l;3O...l11S 1:00.....ll2l< 2;3o.ll2
lO:3O. 1llA 12:OO...1l2ls 1880. ...ll2b SOO.. III
1J.00 Iiie I2..O...IIgS 2:OO....l alI2is
The business at the T. s. Sub Treasury was SIS
follows:
,,si reeipu ~ sj9sJl9 AZ CureneV psvmts 044 ss
Gold plvnon 3J69sS - Currency balance l"o1s O5O ~
balance 80 659697 46 Customs 252VOO %
C~ueuey receipts 5s7662 AZ
Foreign Exchange was strong at the opening. with
sales per cent or below quotations of 109s for 60
DAYS bills and 10 for sight. There laJer re-
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

Receipts bbs veet, 9939 do
et h' year b29l bb The market has hc tl. attention e"
eonsamsrs the rb dragging and de-
Ginning holders The large stoci hmed became sd soh
Gus about them We Canadian stock the
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

State bonds were dull and almost nominal. prices
yreseGiinc no important change. The following
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

SEED LEyb ia es seuys demand bot pees .T eAc s t
80 Massachusetts, 1879 a l5Goe @
Plhn eal1c Seconds and I5G45e for wrsppeu 800 case;
including "a Wrappers private rrns NV
crop 1871 and supdIy hnds at 90 4Oc Qsouhons
CRor or 1871.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17


Ans, od. ,lty, eb
and bbls.......
Crude flsn. .Sp m
hsnufaet'd Br cho
Winter Whsle.
Nanufacro Brebo
Winter SDerrr
hanuiaetd unb'd
Winter Sperm
Lard OIL. Pnpe
Winter r........
hephadep. eboioe
hgbt...........
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

Low Quosto1s des OF game this season h'Hhs
the uDs.ssoDsbe sesther OF me pas. Wses
quosoos sho sDd drawn birds 'sS'on
= IA still q oyersoek We quote:
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17


Extra ca 9c, and Cs, Sssd6s4c IL,
sPICEs-Tber. fair steady iootns uade doing est o,be-.s
dull ee Of $50 bags Pepper at 2Z Au
Calcutta Ginger a. l2o D Boon 100 bag psaRer rp
Ginger i2ei3c Pepper ~ o23r Can. 2Je Cloves 3jei
Sutanee. 8 l0si 02S and Mace. 81 2s. oil gold.
SREDsCoys bat Qsst want OF stooh fmt he"
9s46lO, with 92 bid 0I kebs quiet hut oustspg~a
sTkARIN dni bot steady at q 2GSssc for Prime. . A.,
TOBACCOTbe market for Kentncfy Leaf remains very qek' eo'
,,esJy; sales include 300 bhds Of 6i4d1lc We quote
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

FLOUR NBAThe inquiry for Flour 10 que general and
further goit and exchange
stronger especially the ow gadehese nntpeed oree, o We
close market shade better for the
low grader te medium grades though sses Of
600 bhs including 1000 bbs Western Shipping EITa 10 sInve
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Accommodation Train between Bel
ton and Anderson on Iuesdays,' Thurs
days and Saturdays. Leave Belt0n at
$50 A. NJ, or OH arrival of Down Train
from Greenville. Leave Anderson at
2.0OP NJ, connecting with Up.~Trainl
from Columbia aa .r.'.' .fH' '.
w.. .!.... oa THOS. DODAMEAD,
Gcn'l Superintendent
JABEz NORTON, Gen'l Tic ket lAgen
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AN ACT to Regulate Tie Publica
ton Of all Lcgal and Public No

AN ACT to Regulatc the IN6ttcd
ton Of all Lcgal ad Public No
tees. ...
SECTION l. BE it enacted by the Sen
ate and House of Representatives OF the
State of South Carolina, now met and
sitting in General Assembly, and Ey the
authority of the same, It shall he the
dutSof, the ATTORNEY General, the Comp
troller General, and by the Secretary 40
State, copj6inty ITO designate, by pub
lie notice [in1 one or more newspapers
in this State, fn'which all legal notices,
advertisements, or. publications for the
State, of anyand every,ellaracter re1uir-.
ed by law to be made public, shall be
published; ahdsaid Attorney General,
Comptroller Gen efa1;y and Secretary OF.
State, shall have powers to- rf,aisei such
changes and new desigliatiQDsi iron!
time to time, as they may judge that
IS Sac: R:ssas ssalls stasss shdSounty ofic ers,
and other persons are hereby required
to furnish to the newspapers, designated
|unfer this Act, for the State allufof the
representative counties, for publication.
ali legal notices. advertisements ard
publications.. of any and every charactei
req quired by law to be made public; and
no legal notice, advertisement or publ
cation required by law to be made7 pub.
|1ic Shall have any valid" force o.. effect
unless published in the newspapers fles-
igpated under this Act; and no publi-
cation, of any character hranVqeTspa.
per not designated undcrthis AetIshall
be paid for frop, the funds Of this State,
or Of any County: Provided, That the
said officers mentioned in Section one
shall have power, in cases requiring un-
usual publicity, to order publication in.
such newspapers, in addition to those
designated under this Act, as by and
with the advice of the Governor they
may select; and bills so incurred shall
be audited and paid in the usual maui
ner.
SEC. 8. All Acts and parts of Acts in
consistent herewith are hereby repealed.
SEC. 4. This Act shall take effect from
and after passage. Jan. %, 1872.
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State of South Carolina.

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
Columbia, Jan'y IL, 1873. J
The .Abbeville ''PRESS AND
is hereby designated
as the Newspaper for the publication
of all Legal Notices and Official Adver'
tisements for the County Of Abbeville,,
under the Act, approved February 22d,
1870, entitled "An Act to Regulate the
Publication Of Legal and Public No,
tiCes," and the Order heretofore issued
designating the AJbeuNe lNcdium is
hereby rescinded.
SAM'L w. MELTON,
Attorney General.
S. L. HOGE.
Comptroller General.
II. +. HAYNE,
Secretary of State.
I certify that the foregoing is a copy o
the original OH file in this Office.
H. +. HAYNE,
Secretary of State.
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By Connect at Alston with trains on
the Spartanqurg and Union Railroad
connecting at Columbia, $. c., with
Night Trains OH the South Carolina
Railroad, upand down also with Trains
going North and South OH Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad, and
Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad.
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Notice..

OFFICE OF TIE G. & c. RAILROAD, I
." COLUMBIA, August 26, 1873. !
MTNpltR resolution of the Board Of
q Directors, the Interest Coupons of
the State, guaranteed bonds and Of such
other bonds Of this company lis arc reg
ularlyrecorded III the office Of the COM
pany, matured between the first day of
january 1877 and the first day of July,
1878, both inclusive, will be funded in
bonds having ten years to run, as pro-
vided fRih the colnPany'sproposals to
the bondholders of date, of August II,
1878. Holders Of theabove obligations
are requested to send in q. statement of
them to tiiis office, to, facilitate the ex-
change, whirh It fs desired To- cohplete
without delay iaa,d enable tlIe'neeessary
arrangements to- be made for the re-
Of, eeguhr interest payments
on ut Jan uary. ensuing. ,d..!.... II
'naIaG' ''Sn'@A - Tl'E IPresident.i ii
Sept. sIqs7s7a4 l. 4 10 1.i's - !.
ttLgsl Sfstl'i'T
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Think for Thyself:

Think for thyself-.to thee is given,
=. !: For thy own use, q soul; ~
What more have others, than TO them
Thou should'st yield up control:
-.--s'.% 49,. .
nhink fer thyself, and let thy thought
BE firmly fixed and right; =
Then like the pearl unto. the rock, -.
Cling fast, with all thy might.
Think FAR thyself-one poor idea,
But known to be thine own
Is better than to filter through
A host from others thrown.
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THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.
Eff you think of buying a Sewing ma
n chine it will pay you to examine.
the records of those now in use and
profl by experience. The Wheeler g.
Wilson stands alone as the only Light
Running Macltiac, atsiag the Rotary
Hook, makinga Il Lock Stitch, alike on
both sides of the fabric sewed. All
shuttle machines waste power in draw
ing the shuttle back after the stitch is
formed, bringing double earand strain
upon both machine and operator, hence
while other machines rapidly wear out,
the Wheeler & Wilson lasts lifetime,
and proves an economical investment.
DO not believe all that is promised by
so-called "Chcap" machines, you should
require proof that years OF use have
tested their value. Money once thrown
away cannot be recovered.
Send for our circulars. Machines sold
on easy terms, or monthly payments
t;rken. Old machines put in order or
received in exchange.
WHEELER & WILSON Mr'G Co. IS Ores,
Savannah, Augusta, Macon and Co.
lumbus, Ga, Columbia and Charles
ton. S. G..
PURSLEY & TRUAIPS, Ag'ts,
Augusta and Columbia.
w. B. CLEVES, General Agent,
Aug. q, '73, 20-ly] Savannah, Ga.
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ARREyrILE BRANCH,

Train leaves Abbeville at 0.15 A. NJ,
connecting with Down Train from
Grecnville. Leaves Cokcsbury at 2.l5
p. NJ, connecting with Up Train from
Columbia. s Accommodation Train,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Leaves Cokesbury at ll.l5 4. NJ, or on
the arrival of the Down Train from
Grcenville. Leaves Abbcville at
o'clock p. NJ, connecting with Up
Train from Columbia. ~. -
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a Es5 Es ss}s|s Ns5sEz E|Es{$SR 49, So Es|sl.Sz
CHANGE OF sCEDULE.

On and after Thursday, September the
5th, 1872, the Passenger trains Oh this
Road will be run as follows, daily, Sun
days excepted:
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MADISON.
Formal Rcjecti..n Gi the Land Grant by
the 81. raul Railroad
Company.
5 Storm Of Indignation Anticipated.

N,,,-.x Wis Nr,v l5-C,v Wash
burn, b,,, - a., rc,ofreI r,,,, .rox Ni.-
ehcIl President If the NJ .lwaukee and ST
pau! Railway roa,r,.ur. an official no.fG-
cation that it cannot czc,lt tAc st. Croiy
ald Superior land .rant. Thu document
cnatain- -ooI malv words IF but very
Httl,. sul-tancc. the only reason ASSIGNED
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THE Old W 0 RI
The Vacancies in the
French Ministry Fl
nally Filled.
Dissatisfaction of the Mon
archists With the
Appointments, A
Theirs TO be Overthrown if he
Does No: Change His Poiicy
Confirmation of the Reported
Capture of Khiva.
The Pope's HeaIth---Serious Distur-
bance in Florence.
The POpe's HeaIth---Serious Distur-
bance in Florence.
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p,RIs Nav - -vLo uro.,lo,t -
no;nte3 NJ C,x.iner per;ar ,,;a;1,au :,
the interior: NJ. Toarton. minister of nub.
he worship ". Beranger. minister Of nub-
lio works; and i. Wadinstan, G,iri.tsr If
public instruction. The other ministers
are unchanged. 1t is expected that on the
mectln. of tie assembly, ". peric- will
move the postponomeut of all debate on
questions Of general poh:y until the terri
tory is eyacutteI by the Germsns.
Le Ecsyaqer ge Pafis thinks the nre.i-
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NkW YORK.
The Las: Penalty Of the
Law On Nixon.
A GOODLY CROWD TO SEE
HIM HUNG.
Clumsy Work Of the Execu-
toner.

NEW YORK, May l6.-Michael Nixon,
who shot Charles A. Pfyfer in the street 4
few months ago was hanged in the Tombs
this morning. Nizsbn, after taking fare
well Of his family last eyenins, ate a hearty
supper, and remarked This is my last
night on earth, and | have done what
never did befure--takan en- twG cups of coffee.
III then prayed with Father lurarGuet
At twelve O'Clock he went to sleep, and
was awakened at five, and soon after as
sisted at mass offered for his special bene-
fit BY Father Duranquet. The gniy words
he spoke afterwards were "My Saviour
was cracitied. This is nothing" At s
o'clock, Nixon left the cell and walked
fFa.Iy to the scaEald, Fathers Duranquet
and Mch ennl on either side. He carried
!, large cruciix which he repeatedly kissed
tervently. Arriving at the scaftold he
knelt between the cergymen and repeated
the Lords Prayer and creed Of the Cath
olic Church. The rope was then adjusted
and Sixon launched into eternity. lie died
apparently easy:
Owing to the d.sgEacaful scene at the
hanging of Fpster, Gov. Dix Suggested
that the law could lie indicated in the
case of Nixon without gratifying morbid
curiosity of the community. N4twithstanl-
ing the suggestion, the TOmbs prison was
crowded with halders of titkets Of llmlss-
ion to tie execution, issued from the shcr
il ; office.
The examination by the doctors sEowed
that tho neck had not been broken, and
tiat death had resulted from sirangulation.
One of the physicians had stated that the
sutirrlngs of the unfortunate man must
laye been extreme