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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-24
COTTON MARKETS.

ST. rorI, Sent 28-Cotton dull lowers Miings lsci re-
eeipts. 30 haies shipments 40 bales .,-.. o. ?
LOUISVILLE Sept 23CoO9 hilings t'4ci receps' Ii-A
bales: Shipments Osl balesi stock $40 bal -
CrvcNyATI Sept 23-Cotion Quilt Mddhngs ISc ior new"
,ec.fns rs bales shipments 50 bales stocs LAS bales
srersTA sept demand moderator Adngs 10 "a
l5a.c.: receipts. 700 bales sales 5l2 bales
GALVESTON Sept % Cotton nonna demand buyers ana SCI
apart Good Ordinary, lbc net receipts, Qua Oaesi ~ -
bales stock 6,34o bales ,,,sr,-.. -. .
Low Mddhugs, l6c Strict Good O1ila loci net receipts
500 baes sales 100 bales; stock, 5,6j9 bales 80. ,
BTIxoRF Sept 23 Cotton dull and lower; Mdings loic Low
slue Isle; Good Ordinary IL Sc; net rectpS ~
bales gross baes eHposeoastSse 253 baes stock oOo
bales.
NFwoRIE1ys Sent 28Coon very quiet Mddling Isle dey
Mildlngs 1890; Good Ordinary l6l4c net receipts 30
bales gross O99 baes sales $50 bales; STOCK l2O bales TO-
MOBILE. 23Cottou quet light denand MlahnRs loc
Low M1dlngs l63c net receipts l63 bales erpos-oast"e
1872 sales 100 baes stock 6o6 bales sci Gooa Orana
l5c. ,.,,- - ...,.. nc,
MEMPHIS Sept 23-Coon du Mddings l7e receipts, lo64
bales 523 bales stock. 4 553 bales
BosToy Sept quiet; Mdng 1910 Tor new net re-
cep 373 bales gross GA baes sales 200 bales stock 9Ooo
bales 49,
Mailngs. size; Strict Good Oriiuarv, Il l4c -
23.CottOn-NOug doing; mid1hngs 49,; het
receipts bales Representatives, $50 bales sae 20 Daes
stock. 1913 bales $3.50
WILNrNGroN Sept 23Coon quiet Mcdings II 2. net re-
cepts 80 bsles slles. 81 bales stock 543 bales.
SAVANNAH Sept 2}-COOn dDl; Mddng II 4ci net receipts
1886 baes sales, - bales; stock. 5,6G1 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-24
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

A,a,Sy Sent 23Four quiet quiet; sales at 81 so for
,5 iGsSs R,tsy IN GOOD demand sales Of No. sIoved
private Oats quiet and Unsettled sales OF NO Ne" "e'
'' BifnSEr Sept 2-coiton and nomina Low Md19g
Isle Flour dull and unchanged Whea e w ~ Of c spc,
W@S 4 s9 Far to Prime P%s SS q 5Ss 6 Common to Fair
55a 60 Corn dull Southern o Ss e.SS .S no. sm
Southern 44d4se; Western Mixed 44ci Do White acc h,e
seaa at sy 7 B Meats no sales Shout
de S4dSa; Clear RIB Sides gig Bacon nomnali sb999e
gag Cen a. .P S0S' 5 Weiicrn Buster unedaa re
Coffee nominal snd nothing doing Whisky her Sle Ioo Dds a.
BTrv.1o Sept os-Grain in stores27554 bush Wheat
4l042l bush Com 5697 6Gsh Oats 800 OED pa me st
"a hours % O54 Ib 2G1 600 bush Wheat $4,000 bush
Com $3.50 bush oat, $1,000 bush Rye Cana S1Be e nus
9s56s bush Wheat 600 5g. Com Rel % I26 -. s st
ans TO-DAY. Holders Of gram are unwilling 70 iof s' az.
prefer boiling out Of the market until haahe. mae } home de-
cScryx,rr Sept 23-Four dull; sales s7a$7 - Wheat
o A. Al 81si 35 Corn in r demand Doc Rye firm at Soc
Oats STEADY 36d44c Barley in far demand and trn BueI ~
general financial disturbances throughout the couny fork NOM
S"ct, steam SGsisc: Kettle Sildsas. Summer 77 packed
Bak Mesfs-Sothng doing nminay hed shoulder &C. I G
Bes snail shoulder sc Clear side, 92 Clear Sides 9e
WE" clsys s'Ss sept srh Grain market is still. OH nd H'' ay,:
n al Si2 Petroleum better sales Of Standard White
6ro ~ sdp 2s Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat active and
beher &c advance; sales Of Extra al II j5dSl 5oz No
White 81 47d$l OH Amber Michigan 81 AZ CSe ec il %
Receips-3OO 900 b6 Flour $4,000 bush Wheat OOO BUSH
5000 bush Oats Shpmens-2OOO bbs Flour oOVo ou'D "'
1000 bush Corn. I'll A No
L} FsseJ IS %Gea steady at 81 soe$ So Corn
fr ana 63d65c shield and Sacked oats quis,
Sacked ~ 4604tc. Rye Urn anu sace
sue Barley active st 81 80. Provisions steady @ y
sl6a$lG %. Shoulders, Ssa9ei Gear hg Slsi
i0is. sides 1Oc packed Sqsaegel Hams, Is & &
PAIN Be- MeatsSc FOR Shoulders sac io Cer I'D o-e
Gao for Clear sides Lar-Tece Sq94ci keg 9A2oi steam
s.. WHISKY in fair denrnd az we . AN 1sua...
PuIIADEIPHlA Sey 23Cover Seed nominal az SIV lm s
S3 Fa1sed wanted az - % our IN iaf
home demsnd export demand; suIertue, - 3Od
Wisconsin Minnesota ENtla Fanny,
S Inna and Ohio do ~ 2jaSS 20 high grades S9Gf iV
Weir ann and STEADY: Red 81 550Sl COS Amber 81 OZ Mb
~ 7OfsI so Rve IS quoted SIC Corn dcnedi yellow al
66aGGc Mi1ei Western, G5 1859 Oats-dognwad ende9ey
White i6c GrOcenes-nothinF doing PROVISIONS
quiet; Mess PORK Sl7 1891 Beef Hams s23Gs2i S@9keS
1sms &C. pickle. lOl2dllc; SMOKED sues w
lie s. tel shoulders S4a9t Petroleum steady Crude 1e
Relied l6lzc Whisky held az 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-24
CATTLE MARKETS.

Sept 23-C4TTLErhe receipts TO-DAY peuing 81 cars
repor TO arrive 500 head making the total supy for the
0Jj head 4l5 cars against 800 cars for the same
The market dead lock The receipts are heavy
Of financial Affairs az
how operate prefer visiting further Developments Every
thing wears thought that will follow
il, usual No made eceptto supply the
immediate Prices remain nominay they
last week.
SHKEP LANB-Recepts to-day including reported arrivals
were making total for the week thus far 74OO
head against $500 head for the time last week The market
has not opened.
Hoes-The receipts to-day including reported arrivals were 300
heal making supply for the week thus far IL 300 head against
600 head for the time last week The market was moer-
the financial troubles At decline Of from
st wes closing prices 600 head Illinois hogs ranging
nom 2fO h. "a jOdS5 500 head OHIO hogs, averaging
100 II, at - 37l2
PHILADELPHIA 23-BHgP CATTLEThe demand for Beef
very great but prices remained about the
all descriptions Of cattle reached ~
500 sales made from 5l206a4c 2 ID for fair to
good 7G73 and extra, and rom 4djc for common
sHgKP-This also dull with slight fall in prices;
sold al from 42aGc y n for fair to choice and
sac n.
$500 head cham e
hand, at 81 20 2 100 h net for corn fed. - .
COws-Ib dull and nOmnal 20 head sold
from $35 $40 per bead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-24
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

P,- Month Itrsr R1trOqds
gyyr o. . pEes Ashes II s42 bh Flour 300 bbls Meal
ed So Neal ga hush Wheat 52204 Germ 2925O
tUsh Oas 700 Rye, 55 bags Gr. Seed 10 b6 C9pPs
ava t alton 100 IBIS seed OIL % DRIED Fruit Ol3
~ Fr 100 tbf Oatmeal l57 bh Beans 36 bales Hemp ~
tsEs Hop 544 Hides 1855 hds Hide S9g ebs kosn 252zI
80 Iftef ~ pkg BeeL1lO Pike Pork 3lo pkgA Cat Meats
rs s Lard 3i9s Tig Bg'ts lZs76 pEg doeesg lOl pss
G5,,e 2S4 pEgs aoW 30 pkgf Sesuns 9O6 pigs Oease
2!8 pfgs Sisrb 9s5 bids Tobacco 1876 ptgS Tobao 55l
Iaes DOL 500 bits WHISKY, 26i bales Moss ia bales sEi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-24
WOOL MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA Sent 23-wool quiet fn Ohio Pennvvsnia,
AMI Virginia Double Extra and shove 52a53e Extra 900
Neum 4gQ52c: Coarse 4Gd4Sc Newiofs Michigan, Indians,
and Wesern Fine 4G049c Medium 4Sd50e Coarse 4bd4Sc.
Comhinr weshe 572 65c Combine unwahed AZ c Canaa
dium. unwashed. 3je Tubwa,be 5Oa56c; COLORADO washed
250Oe: Colorado unwashel, 25c Extra aud Meium pulled
40042c No and suprrfne pulled 4Od42c TeYs Pine and Ne
dun y 32c Texas Coarse 20G22c California Pine and Medium
2SQ33c California Coarse rs Doe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-24

8 OOGl2 90

The Ition Pail sales are over Beaver bear mukrst, and
fisher m 90 the March last In other descriptions there was
decline compared with the March sales Of 20 cent land otter
maeu and coon - DO nmnk 10 DO IN sable 50
and 50 DO 10 oQoum The stock OF iu IS unusually
ss t coanr even Canada calling Beaver
sn t are particularly this city. OF mink there Is good
0uui iu that variety Of favor home buy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Ioxpoyl Sent 23l23O m-Tbe just received from Amer
s M w. 10 The condition flaes Affair." kesfofh Cy causes
better IN he market for AmecsB seeuleA Ene Railway
shsrss S5La
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5IeamuoaIs ano Railroads..


ALBANY and TROY, S2.-By DAY LINE
Twenty t north OF Ere terry az $40
Landing YONKERS. TARRlT Own and N1ACk loy erryboa
M'hd''i - gnpTu Tr,n
tickets WEST POINT, CORNWALL, and NEWBURGh returning
day 81.
RRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonc
I'D and Ra roads, Pare 81 Steamers leave Caihe'
nre.snp, at ~ and IL ?. SUNDAYS ezeeD'edL
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEWJERSEYt
" ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST-Passeuger aud Freight
Sewlork foot of Lb Connects st somer'e WITH
Souh Branch X r. At Hampton Junction wtl Delaware
Western Railroad at Php6nrg with Lehgh and SusqlennnA
DIVISION with Lenigh VALLEY Railroad Direct line to liarnsug
Pittsburgh West Central Pennsylvania ana New-fors
SUM- SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Jane 80, ls73-Leave New.iork as follows .
43O m-NRws TRAIN for kaston. Bethlehem, Aeoiown haueh
Chunk Tamaqua, Nikesbsrre, Scranton. Sharon &c.
6 m-Tsy Train for Somerlle. ~ .
Chunk Wkesbarre Pttston. Aahanog CRY NJ Carmel haAeon
Tnkhannoek TOwsn Waere &C. Connects at Junction with Dell
ExPWgss daily Except sundys) Aea
town Harrisburg aud West Connects At somerTe for Fleming
ton at Easou Tor tamaqu Wilkbarre, scranton.
Tovanda WayeeY with through to DanYe' Williams
II6:I5A m and IL m-gay Trains for somervine.
Na1cb bnt Mahanoy C Haretou Wkesbarre Scranton Read
rg Columbia Lancaster. EphraiA Potsyle, Harrisburg &C.
$3.50 .. m.-Way Train for Planhed
m-WaV for Eason Allentown, and Maueh Chunk Con
meets al Junction With Del. Llck and West X K
4:3O D. m.-way Train for Soueryile and Pennington
- Train Someryiilc
5S0p -EvESSG ExPREs daily Ess,ou Be:Viieie, Area
town Reading, Harrisburg P, -. Chicago &C.
$50 D IN Emgrsntl-Por Easton ~
s:l5 and IL 80 .. m-way Trains Tor Pan6eA . - -.
d Fer E'' $50 5so 9 5o 60 $S St5 o $ SS
4 Ais 80 445 5l5 $50 545 6, 62O Z. 1850, 1:iJ.
500, slj 1880 ll'SO l2p m RcKrR so,, and En-,
H. p BALDWIN General Passenger AgeaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-24

PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE KAlLROAD-'
Il ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS. TO
THE OIL REGION aud LUABER DISTRICT OF PEhE Tnn.
will leave Desbrosses and Cort anii-s. Ferries
$3.50 Bne Express daily except SUNDAY Wt tum,a PsfS,
Philadelphia 20 Nilamspor' aud Palace Car 70 Ot
CITY Sudbury 6iO Wiamspor s3Oi Losk isyn 0j5
lll0 Iryneoa. sos Cory 6Oj Eue, q 10 A. ~
Connects OIL Creek and Allegheny River
r. r. for the Oil Region Enc With Lake Shore r. K for all pOus
$50 n Erie daiyl Pullman Palace Car FROM seEforA
Erie Sunbury. 620 WiamsDor, S;lO Lock Hst.i.
94J Remove IL lyueton, 5lO O.lO; Ene, 800
With OIL aud Aeabepy River x X
the Region Lake r. r all points West
W. A. BALDWIN, General snperintenjeuL
IL Con PAS yauE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-24
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads
Y-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

EW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ LINE.
AUTUMN ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing September u, 1913.
LEAVE EEW-YOR PIER -, NORTH kIs h. foot 81 NurrsY
St b steamer connecting Sandy Hook with trains os LDag bfnea
and station ont a connecting Railroads!
Casa m-For Long Branch
g4Oa m-P0r Philadelphia Long Branch, Nnelan and TUCKER
ton Railroads.
liOnm-Fo Philadelphia Branch Red BanA, wieo~n,
and Tuckert0n Railroad.
400 m-For Philadelphia Long Branch Rel Bsak and ware
ARRIVING ~ NEWIORK
m-From Long Branch, Waetogn AMI ~ tanots noh
1910 m-From Phadelph Toms River and TIC Iuckeft0a
and Yiueand Railways.
AIS o. m-From PL.a.e phia. Toms Rive, &C.
7:45 D. m.-From Philadelphia ami stations
SUNDAYS $40 IoM River nf ntern~
date stations. Also to Bar
FARE BETWEEN NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA 81 Is '
FREIGHT to Philalephs taken 90 lowest rzts
JOHN r. COLE. Gen. F-c sh M Pas Agent
F. p FINCH Agent Pier No. %.
NJ. w. SRRAT. Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-24
GoparInersnlp Nonces.

NOTICE is hereby given that the PARTNER
~ SHIP l,telv suhsstrS David Aerton Archibald NJ
sUern John butcher We. Moore, under the hrm name OF
IIIERIONS BUTCHER MOORE. dissolved on the t Gay
Of September 1873 by mutual consent Al debts owing 70 the %
p,rtnep are 10 received by DAVID ALLEkION and All de-
msnls on tie Partnership TO be presented lin for payment
New-York. Sept .. 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-24
II EXPORT DAILY BOAT.

NEWPORT DAILY BOAT.
N The steamer MATTRAwAN will leave daily for KBYPORr At
from foot OF Barclayst n H. l1d returning, "I
leave Report for Nes-iork at Z o'clock a m
NORWALK and DANBURY.-The steamer
~ NELLY WHITE leaves daily foot Of Markets. East River at
BIB and $3.50 With the DalburY
RAoal goEane a dust and about ball rsloal re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-24
Gle:

The BRST snd MOST AGREEABLE TONIC vet introduced For
Ire relief OF Indigestion Debility and Loss Of Appetite II Is M
Recommended FOR j. purity By the FOOD Journal Ahu5 f
Ha.sau NJ D.. WentsOrth L. Scott, r. & -. r. A. = L.
y r. A. Sold by Gocers. Oilmen AMI Chemists IN large
bottles, at 2a each. Beware Of limitations Prepared by
GOODALL BACKHOUSE Co..
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STEAMSHIP co.
FALL RIVER LINE.
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER,
DAy (SUpfays excepted at 5 m.
Prom Pier % North River. foot ofMurayst


BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE,
Capt A. g. SIMMONS Capt. b. w. SIMMONS.
The most direct route Mddleboro Pymodb New Bed
ford MarthIs VINEYARD and all points South Shore
and Cape Railway Also throah tickets to she WHITE NOUN
TANs and all principal points IN New an The Provinces Fer
tskets and state aepy 24l Bsway 500 BodsaV
SpnngL Broadway Dodds Express 0hees,
ga Broadwav No. 10 cou Brookn at the ofeS the
Pier A. r. BAUM Superintendent
H. ~ HALLS BANDS ENGAGED RoR THE SEASON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-24

NETWORK, NEW-HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAILROAD-New-Yort aud New Haven Division
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING MAY 20 1873.
Passenger Station New York Grand Central Depot kntaocc
Forty-secondst
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
Trains leave 7.05 (Aeenl, sos tBrl 9:05
Aecn) 1000 I'll 1900 (Accnl 100 (Rr) Ell 1855
Aecni 3S and 10 local En-. SIT RI and $40 (Er)
South Norvs 1908 sos sos m. 1900 ~ 100 and 3 is
r So 43S $40 6;35 $40 9:10 m. For stamford 7;O
sos 9O5 1910 a m. 1900 N. loo 223. 3l5, 1865, 43S
445 5.lO $40. 635, 100 $40. 9l0 pm
Fer Port Chester. ll:4O p
$40 D M shore Lise 100 and 9;lO The sos a.
loo 9tlO stopping at Stanford NorwAk and Bridge
port sos m aud 90 oonEeet with tauf Shore Line
division aod Providence
Eaybook The S05 m and 500 ,. with
and Northampton r. New Havsa S.O5 aad 1900
trains connect River Springfield and 300
MontreA The sos 100 800 and 80 Manga
tuck Railroad and s:06 and 500 with HOasatonc
st bridgeport The s05 and 905 3si5 $40 and
9.lO m Win DsnbuI and NorNAk Nor~sn SOS
l. 80 AMI 6;i0 m with New Canaan Railroad suod
Sunday Boston Mail Trains a, 7Os via Springfield 9l0
via Providence.
Day BIpes and seePIngeas Night BIZ
pTess Trains
eIs be purchased At Ticket onee Of Company Gr,nd Cen
tfa Depot ome. Of v T. Transfer Co.. ga Broadway. Y,
and No COur,i BrooyH who viii aO ehsei baggage cm real
delce 10 destination
FOr aIiL a0naon Of particulars posters a, hotels and depot
r. NJ. kEKD. Genl sept, New-Hsyen-
JOHN 7. MOODY, supt DIV. Nswiork
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Blaek Ducks, per paii..................
sUNDRIES.

The tpy potatoes be ample and OF early
stoek Are fady weeks DO look for high
al Western. Potatoes
NhtT onions are Melons wanted Quotations
Potatoes, EGrly Rose Russia I9rdipsH d - y, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-24
ARTISTIC WATCHES AND CLOCKS. B

William Lonergsn, decesed formerly OF Conme VINO
ireland 1874 his descendants representatives VIII coHA
ncste With Messrs SAFFERY HUNTLY Solicitors l9l rooesi
Viih Of 20 their advantage.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-21
Something New in Journalism.
The New York Correspondent Of Il

The New York correspondent of the
St. Louis GloJe says:
The new journal, to he called the.
DAILY Gnphic, which | have already
mentioned, will make its appearance
IN two or three weeks. IT is to be an
illustrated evening issue of eight pages,
and something particularly new in
journalism. The Graphic has capital
Of $500, 600, gold, mostly furnished by
Canadians. II has leased a very large
building, six stories high, i'll Park
Place, and has the amplest facilities.
In connection with the paper the COM
|pany expect to do a large amount OF
eligraying,and printing by process
altogether new, and which it calls the
GnPhic. The process seems to have
been discovered and perfected in Que
bee, and is known only to George +.
Deshorats, the proprietor of the Mon
treal Illustrated Ne,cs. BY it an artist
can make the Illustrations and have
them ready for the press as soon as a
reporter can write up IN account, so
that, If the Academy of Music were
to burn down or the steamer Proyi-
dencc were to blow up at her dock at
ten O'Clock in the morning, the paper
issued in the afternoon would appear
with full Illustrations of the occurrence.
The artist is his own engrayer, and the
rapidity of the process is eXtaordi-
nary.
The company anticipates efitcting
revolution, hot only in engraving and
printing, but in chrome, lithography
and electrotyping, ald 10 beat the il
lustrated weeklies all hollow In furnish
ing pictorial accounts of eontemporane-
GUS events. Its publishers declare that
they can make their daily pay with a
circulation of 10000. though they hope
to carry it much beyond that. News
paper men here feel a good deal Of in
terest in the novel enterprise, and Won
,ler what it will achieve. One thing
appears certaill--the Giuptic company
has money and means business. With
in two or three weeks, as | have said,
the paper will be out. and we shall all
be able to judge of it for ourselves.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-21
T'Ile Dnlx. /.

The duk is 4 foul. There aint no
doubt about this--naturAlists say so,
and kommon sense teaches it.
They are biIt sumthing like a hen,
and are an up-and-dowll, tlat-footed
job.
They don't kackle like the hen, nor
kro like the rooster, nor holler like q
pcakok, nor scream like the goose. nor
turk like the turkey; but they quAck
like a,root dokter, and their bill reSem-
hles n veterinary surgeons.
They have a. wuven fit, and kan
float OH the water az natural az a soap
bubble.
They are pretty mutch all feathers,
and when the feathers are all removed.
and their imlalyls out, there IL Just
about 40 nutch meat OH tliensaz there
IL on a krook-necked squash that haz
gone few seed.
Wild dnks are very good shooting.
and are very good to miss also, unless
you understand the biznesS.
You should aim about three foot
ahead ov them, aud let them fly up to
the shot.
| hav shot at them all day. and got
nothing but q tail feather now and
tllcn; but this satisfied me, for i am
crazy for all kind on sport, you know.
rhare are stlln Kind ov lnRs tIatare
very hard tew kill, even If you do hit
tllem. | shot, one whole afternoon,
three years ago, 1T sun dekoy dllk$.
and never got one ov them. | have
never told ov this before. aud hope no
one will repeat it-this IL strikly con-
titleilsIE,ll.-Josh Billings,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-21

If this were 4 astoryo Fanny
would Of course be my wife now,
but as it is a simple reminiscence Of
real life, it doesn't end that way
Soon after our entrance into the
higher grade, Fanny discovered
charms III a youth named smith
that far outshone mine. This threw
me into a cynical frame Of mind,
from which it took me fully two
weeks to recover. Then to spite
her ! went with ahother girl.
Then came the breaking up Of
our class, some tears end hearty
hand-shaking. That was q dozen
years ago, aud | believe Fanny is
now tie wifeaf anan sout west
Such is life
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-21

Tie Salt Lake .uiaiag J1arRal re-
ports a lecture delivered ID thntcity
by a Mr. Wmdell, who, il speaking
ofa little Girl who was rescued from
death at tie Mountain Meadow mas
s:lcre. hut whose mother was killed
iii that l1airtnl Slauglitpr, said: "She
lad recognized lies mo:ller' i dress on
Il Mormon woman At Cedar City. The
child was at once suspected Of Know
ing too much to le permitted to live.
A council of the priesthood was at
once called, who took her out to a
convenient place. aud after consider
lug her case. doomed her to die. A
priest. who hid received his enlow-
ments. was ordered then and there to
execute the sentences He seized her.
dashed her upon the ground, planted
his knee upon her abdomen, with his
LEFT hand seized her by the hair, and
with the other hand drew his knife
and cut her throat.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-21

Chief Justice Chase is represented
as having change from the hand
some, smooth-faced, portly man of
the past, to a tall, heavy, thin man,
with a yellow beard. His mind is
clear, but his voice is weak and the
thin lips quiver from paralysis. He
is the ghost Of his former self.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-21

A citizen OF Helena, Montana,
was discovered in the street with
lis garments ON fire in the rear. lie
he had put pipe which be had been
smoking, into mis- coat pocket. He
remarked that he thought the
weather was moderatin' Id sud
den"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-21

The body Of Clarence Cole, aged
IS, Of Eaton, Pa, was found dead,
hanging in his fathers garret at the
end ofa rope, recently. lie was
compelled to do the washings and
ironings, dish wash and sweep and
make beds, and these duties being
distastefill, it is supposed he sought.
death as a relief.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-21

A Buffalo paper announces that
hy the recent burning of an ice
house there, 100000 tons of Ice
were reduced to ashes.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-21

Three hundred liberal Catholics
Of Paris have united in an address
to Pere IFyacinth, urging him to
resume the pulpit. The Father
made favorable reply, saying he
was willing to preach to those who
have resolved not to surrender to
either ultra moDtanism or unbelief.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-21

The rivers in the rorthern part
Of Maine are frozen solid down to
the bottom, and the peop'e are
blasting for fish.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-21

At Louisville, KY, on the 10th, the
tents Of the Great Eastern Circus were
blown down killing one boya injur-
ing ailotller.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-21

The American Legation at Ber-
lin gave a dinner on the night Of
the 4th in honor Of the inaugura-
ton Of President Grant, at which
Minister Bancroft presided. Bis
mapk sat at his right and offered a
toast to the President. Bancroft
gave one to the health Of the Em.
peror.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-21

Applications TO rotllce Mt Washington
are very Numerous. Secretary Fish
received over 100 letter III one day
But few changes comparatively will be
iIlade.