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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-09
The 1evision Of 1879.

Gsnsral attention Il being directed
b. the press Of the State to the APP
proachipg asssion Of the Legislature.
Whether or not it win confins itself
1othe consideration Of the Code re-
Qlins " be seen, bnt II - likely to find
the work Of the Commissioners ready
= It. meeting, and that work carefully
and ably discharged. We are inform
ID that It has been their purpose to
meoeet . few changes In the former
ssvisio0 - are consistent with the
sosetsuction Of . symmetrical legal
system. They have sought rather to
reduce 70 order and harmony the laws
alseeAy 10 toscs than rscommend new
AglsbatiOn. The code now in use Ia
tDsslAhly detective In arrangement
and y fsli OF inconsistent and con-
16Uesog ssthorities. In the code SUBJ
;oisesd y the Commissioners It has
oess The endeavor TO reconcile these
asss0sistsneiss, 10 make . clear and
ssessay arrangement Of the statutes
80 - sriss together In logical con-
nseeSou 81 pestsaaiag to . common
ssbjset.
Among soms Of the more suuortant
sAasess sssommsRded are those grow
Ing ous Of the relation Of husband and
VIVA The effect Of these changes i.
= plaes them upon . common footinx
giving them equal rights and placing
them under equal responsibilities,
The wife may encumber bro, erty
owned By herself the same a. apy one
ssss, Irrespective Of the husband. In
~ property transactions, there IL no
Obstruction made In regard to the
legal rights Of the two, and the
wife has precisely the same power
over her property that the husband
haa over bis. Estates or dover and
coursesy are abolished. The wife NAV
eIect that the homestead be included
= nes share q the estate Of deceased
husband or not . she cbooes Al
entirely nov subject, hs, BEEN tn,ro.
duced-thas opon ..E!asesneuts q Pa,
Estats." Il 10 taken from !. $500 !,
ssAtats passsd IN Rhode Island which
W. copied from ! Massachu,ets.
ststus. Upon al Judgements with
costs. not sxcee ling 500, ! STAY )
execution 10 granted for three months
spoh I'll sxcssdtog &toe SIX uou,ns
M latin tsrms have been EXCLUDE
ssxcsrtt thcss which have bee;n from
yoak - eseoms generally known Z,
sse szempN AoOsas corpu.. Il -,
sR ~ Aim q ths Commissioners, /
et:. .hels xofd sihpis, clear ana 81.
sk - sssl In g. wh.r, recon-
!, sldps 1AstY chance 3 oonfIic,
&s4DestsS polisy. - doass sh.e ll,s,
TIE Leessssssss VIII iaprovs apon Il
= - = sAaaging it-6sas.
49, .vseaat ,Hasf4q Is ~ a.4..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-09

SPECIAL MEETINo.-Theso Will bee
meeting Of the lsgal representative
from Ill Subordinate 0sangss o. this
eousty - The esals 0sangs. q Tipaoa
- Tuesday. Jaasasy 2lss, le7s, at 10
s'elsok A. =. 4 fsll aeGssAaacs 4
dsairsd. - bssinsD Of i,nposlsnes will
eeans befess the 0estinG.
II. W. BAILEY, sse,y Co Cesa.
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e ~ ossssI u Ifsdsy o. - =
State Agricultural Society. co
delegate for sach Congressional p
tricG
c. llarlianlturDaF 1kseeq
dsla ss r. e Qhsss De-
' En- Dl..r, - ossa Asr'ssll
tsr1 Doe,sty, : ds.sgAs9 W
Each inosspossssd City one delegate.
Esoh sssssy nos having . Beard
- Tm1s. Csttssns' Association, Or In
eprporstsd city within In limits, shall
Is estltlsd TO oae deleenes.
G. G. CAnPUg1n,.
SAMUEL 1GnuatxI.
THOMAS HATToN, JR.
81. s. HYATT,
4si ~ q. j.. 0OatS1,
.ay.;,..s ass MARINA s1UgxfA ssf
B. r. 6r0rv01D,
C. v. 0AHDn1k
s,ssii n. r. FUL10N, Soy Ct Com.
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i CHICAGO = MOo0AT1Nn 8AAAo0AOs
Tho qneseiee ef Asseatl0s laevtag =
new railroad from Tho sast. L aepeass.
h becoming naoss sstilsd. 4 ssssi6
eats, Of organization ~ 1led On ths
llth, q epeiag1sld, uiinelA Tbe o.
posatoss are J. g. Rnmssy. 81 Chipage;
Louis Sherwood. Il Plano. Jauss w.
Eddy, and s. q. Psddock, Of Prinoston.
and John n. Aaes, 81 Chicago. -Ths
Corpqratioas viii - known = ~
.Chioaeo. Ailliagten, and Wsstssn
Railroad Company. The objscs = %
build read from Chicago p Milling
ton, In Kendall oosnty, and fFom
/ ihsncs by Lsaslls and Peru. ILL.,, p .
point on the Mississippi rlvsr opposits
Nuscatins. TIE people along ~ pro
posed route Sssl the deepest intsssat In
the SUCCESS II the satsspEiss. The cor
poration = said 70 have hesu Organized
under he esasral laws. which pro
hihin consolidation with competing
linsa. Under Section 81 Of the Rail-
road Incorporation lsw. maximum
schedule Of freight and passenger ~
iils from twenty-five to forty per csnt.
below other roads will b established.
Should this rod b built and the Nue.
catins Western b completed, lusca-
tine may b regarded y one of favor
Cd cities Of the West.
should the road b built. = ~ doubt
not II viii, Nuscatins will Certainly -
greatly bsns6ttsd and We can share
equally with her b uniting with our
friends to the north ofus and extend
ing the rod from Upton By way Of
this placs to Nuscatins, tapping The
C. 4. . w. there. giving ~ thres
competing lines 70 Chicago. Wosld
il not b we'll for our citisens to take
some action il this uatteli Our far
mem, Of al Others. should take an in-
tersst In this enterprise, when Il nov
costs about four bushels oscorn 70 land
one bushsl in New York. one half Of
which Il required 70 get Il % Chicago
but ons-third ths distancs.- WiIton
Chronicle. a ea
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Spnndale Granee No. ~ meses -
uiasiy every saturday night % q ~
foeo the fnl noon - their Aall In
6psinGdais. Lls ~ 60 ~
a.- D. II. Smith 6ec'y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-09

Monodslphts 0fangs viii hold ~
ulsr meetings on the nrse and third
Saturday, q each month, the hour q
meeting I O'Clock r. n.
Il yoHN SHULrx, Sse'y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-09

RAILROAD ITE,1.-Oa Monday,
Dec. q, traio n, bound East. ran over
. broken rail-, which was noticed by
the conductor on the Raoiac. Chaslsy
Raymond Who rspaetsd ths broksn
nil It this STATEN bus did not stop the
train at the proper time and put man
OF to warn the approachins train Of
danger. 4 telegram was ssut b Lis
bon, but "A had len bsloss the daspaich
reached In destination; which cauesd
the accident which occurred Two
miles west II this plaos. The sstirs
train wss ditched. combating Of 8 oafs
Of grain, or Of buffalo sareanss and
csbooss. The probabls damage vs.
about %. 900. Il reesissd ne labor
Of 50 men two days With AssziOks ETC.,
n.y. wAos~~AA-~v
On Tuesday evening. Dsc. 34th one
car Of stock was ditchsd st Lisbon, The
6rst station west q Msehanicsvills.
On Thursday manning. Dsc. 2oth =
conductor Garfield We bound COST
at Nj. Vernon in sids-ttaeking b,
ditchsd four cars including the Val
car. Then run east 70 Calamus with
his men on the engine. breaking rail
- be went, which caused the follow
ing train TO ditch . can; 8 Of which
were stock Probable los, $4,000
On the Same day west Of Boone, ,
freight train ran Oh the track and
killed two psrsons.
The trains on the plug. stop for pass
sngsrs ct any and al the farm houses
along the line.
Orders from headquarters was 70.
ceived for the Agent at Stan wood q
hold the westward bound train No. II,
until No. IS arrived on Tuesday. But
through some neglect be allowed the
train to depart. But fortunate Il was
that the enginsers saw the trains ap-
preaching from the oppssite direction
10 time to avert the calamity.
This morning sleeping car was
thrown from the track east Of Clinton;
fortunately no person was Injured
The train was delayed seven hours.
Persons reading the above would
naturally infer that there were no
cars left on the track, but such IL not
the case for tie company have . few
left yet which wers placed thereon By
trackmen 1t the enormous sum Of 81 Is
per day and the Station Agents are
Obliged to watch night and day-and
Denny is DO exception to this rule.
INTERCHANGEABLE Press.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-09

An important meeting Of Yorh
Prairie 01ngs will - held q theiI
placs Of meeting, Wednesday evening,
January Sth, 1879. q q O'Clock. All
Of tho msmbsn ars earnestly request
cd TO b present, and bring Ssgaljs,
books, -. w. II. BLAIR,
6sc'y pro ten.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-09

Senator Morrill, hes introducsd into
the Senate . bili increasing grants Of
lands p seysral 6tasss fes sdpcatioaal
|. A0e0oa0.E - n - -.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-09
Vegetable Cure

Cures oil diseases caused hy self abuse,
viz: &,erns0fOrhed, Senin1l We0kN ess,
Night Essdssfons. Loss II Memory, Uni-
vevs0l L0esttsads, Puias n Nse .H0ck,
QtBsees n Nsi0n, Premature on Age,
Weak Nerves, Difficult Breakhin0. Tdis
Oeentendnce, Insanity. CbMssnpttsn,
QusOce On youthful indiscrstlbns.
eD-Tbia medicine has been used IN our Dracslcs
6r marry yeaFs. aad with thousands treated, 3 has
~ A1oo1 - oa1n0so taa1aoee ..asws s-sF.sss.sss
30 In ultra marine biue pNpsv, printed In gOId
tsetss.. and contains one bottle hllad With Sugar
c0eted ptils. ond Go yiGI " 1ee6icAted Powders.
ssn.nsns 70 make one half pint oinjsctoni and ONE
eV1stse = pee package, ~ maAI trse pf pea1ege.
Ihfee packaxes By ~ press recsp4 81 Ten Dol.
-" ATM ar set& Nh
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-09

I Quiasy Change will bold ~ fsgulai
aasseing On Friday svssing January
letA, saa % every Other Friday even
Ing thefsslsss.
!. A. .. ColH,fAN. go.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-09

Z 6v.rd !. ssoktsss, 10 kiissd Jans.
!: 1ssE. r.. il Nsw YORK. wns 90 Sat-
I !, nsdar NM AMY 81 murdsr n ths
!. 1Iss dsgrss, and o. Monday morning
, .aenaseeed = = hanged o. Friday.
!. Issreaee aDth. viii ~ hsng
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HaTper's Bazar. one year, 500.
Al extra Copy 0f either the Magazine,
Weekly, or Baxar Pill be supplied gratis for
every Club 81 Five Subscribers ~ 8l.oo each.
in one vesntttAnce: ~, Bix Topics Tor eD.U.
without extra copy.
Subscription TO Harper's Magazine. week
~, end Bazaar, To one axtsireaa Tor 0no year.
$1,000 or two of Hasper's Periodicals., - enc
BACK mum bers can be Supplied 1t any time
The flve vOlusn - II MsFpert l1aeer, Tor the
years 1S08. ~. 20, II. ~, elegantly bound In
freight prepaid. fog 81 - eA4hs 5.
The pdstaGe IN HnrpcF's baknr IL 20 cents .
HARPER 4 RRoTHRRs. New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-09

The managers Of the New York Fri
! 6wae propose to vindicate IL circula
ton aud business BY suit for libe
Against ths, Brosklyn Union. Tn.
Union oils for more light before II oar
lAke back ifs statements.
This sort Of meddlesomsness Is NOT
dignl0ed; but bad - the course Of ths
UsSoW Il, Ne hAvs known cases thai
venM beat It. There arc newspaper
men who can conduct their neighbors
bpsipess more successfully than they
81. their own.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-09

iRsa. Prank RAlnses. - De- Msinee.
svA0a lsa0iM AapanaanasGin~Aa-Oa~-
Osoo sspaSss - NE Nh - March
ns1a, - bscoos oss a shs psopri.
sspss ~ the Chicago fssev- Oosas. and
will ssssus The sditorial management
sethas paper upon biz return from
washi0ston. He y On abls editor Of
lDue expsrisoos, both In New York
and = Lows. and viii prove esDinently
vsN AualiaeA - conduct the iDflusn.
tial ieurnal shove Uentioned.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-09

N' ~ s.6&tA a@ aa0s
- fsoy DID asl ssse ssaaAs faaz "a
4ta 81 af#m AL s4sEt Rga t,p ssf.ias,r
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-09

Three Of the leading dailiss Il New
Y0rk city recsotly u the sams day
p1bilshsd astissss deasandipg . rigid
,,ss4bseSu,6as ofsbsuspsssspau
lsW Sfs6os Dsa2e. Even shS ltjbsne.
tofshsf clty, has taken this grOsnd.
ltnttandIng that Il wss one u the
sarliset and most prominent advocates
of The abolition Of this penalty.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-09
! Ayers IN
Hair Vigor,
Pr restoring = Gray Hair il
I natuRal Vitality and Coloe.

y dresslng
which 10 It
ceAwsealle,
lealtosy, aid
eaectual Tor
preserving he
kair. n son
y'stsr,s /s@si
Or essy hejv
= e oss1;sas
elp36g,. Wjfk tko
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ka, 80 100 tApid' tedocstcn 81 taxa-
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Il. lsks IT, u Nv rofx, ~ Ou ~
psaa1 eola 9elley g muroeF = 80
Int dogroo, and on 40nday morning
:. 1shreaee aeth. Will ~ heng !?
.Fs~sa 5---.s. $500
III aAtoat TN o'clock last Saturday
i ,ni9At eeLpck Of earthquake startled
/, the pasldests Of Columbus and Dayton,
.,aoAle. aed the country adiecsnt TO
those olsiss. Tho shock was rspsatsd
GsAttce, lbut % damage resulted.
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val y nov alnosf esFsAan sna. Con !
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supfyine 1850 ne oock 2 go mare
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-09

Governor Dir was inauguratsd In
n NV York Assembly Chsmber It
Albany On Wednesday. The retiring
Governor Hoffman made . brief Cd
dSssa, complimsntisg General DIG up
- hls distinguished civil ard military
services 70 The etsts end country, and
6pr ~ abisity and fidelity With which
AsAf dtssearsed ths many varied
stsua1e onmsnist6d to him. 70 which the
Gasr sspiisd II N appsopssts man
~. II rs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-09

TrProH. Jan. M. ls7s.
n 49, = ~n
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-21
Sac site Gcutftnc Gctlrtttte1

Sac site ScutiNc 3ct1r.itte1
Sec. stllc &ranf1eittn he6 2Ie,
ec~c:s2 re- StCtr uuo hc5 SlattrlctGeS,
:ti,fc:t re Gus 0crihlcimutS, arsclGaitt:s
ar.Stts.:ct 1,lto Observation-Disclosures ert]tenrcII
IT'D urS G.Shuaael rnb DsrEtupf~nacu scra.ts
alien. GppicbieSr felt bic Qll,o ittru"a tc3
St>i>5 tt!1irftr, her bic gcjGrc7ce seyorlob:t
= r.thrtcu lie bic S.ntntcrte urc sSufG0c .1cg,
sie o.;5 tctt S>ucQe erti@-rnscs troren !. 9.
s;tG:. tur RE f>litartt1cn Gcibldr1cr}c:l, "'r1trtr!
tito, bic oasrn attanai3en Seitrcrteu tc5
~Iiaarts5 inb Der Nrult, ret 5dlotE0ct, cas-
:-.rs:cascr, 1;no tie nI!cr;rit tes artfcs, pNrscIs
hci: tcr gtuacn uab 45ci!cmlnuna Der gru T. alG
res tcitrcrlide Aus 1,rb Gi%natbne.t Subtle,
reld,c te{ eneer5 bet Grpce]onortlie1 pfter5
i:rGtertiA Erb.
0;encn: 81, itec;eQem tvei6ft6en sNra.sa~
EcsteI, eingenursclte $%Eitertc, Slahuuset u!io
AIrt.crtcidrcrbcn has Nirsen u. Grbrcdcn,
St:Ger, franEfaitc5 3uitriden fc5 Sa!lea,' IT.
nero rrs SrgcrIi6e 9ramrfe.
Gc,tG3ayt, SausrmatDissei~ Nenstlidteit,
Sr~i< rro Glteoer idmersen, uebelfeitem Sbr>
.,s;4s :ca I,,o Scrsflcrfct.
G;cscu: Gatarrb unb 5tods f1nupfrn, retGc
ac~@l~:!!ib itaea 9ebeilt rertcrL iaecl1 tic
A.>tItu rtN Rlh1lt1V Et!l!hla ScItHI way
.oita uus etfGhrcn.
Gctcr: Gnt,Iraliden unb tro:;(tcr 1i:ct:>
r,atta*,us, geecn &iGt, salisc, rer1ittire.scc
usr irtcrntit:ircnte Iirbrr, seset1 arantbctlc"
res gIutcs, Der Nicren nnb Der glaie.
Ccacu: DDspepfla rter Drroauunssbs(erScr'
bcH. G~::;pfi5rer', Sdultcr ifmcrl Suich Sc,
tIt::.,.i1 tcr 8rul, GtwinbcL iaure5 sluf.
Ecgys, Gus rem Masen, ftlcdter Ocidnad in.
An"Soc, 0%jaQcnIeibcn Scr;flrtfen Sdmcr;c1
iii her licrenscserS uto tuncertal1eere arart'
tc;::Srr;Gc:nurecn tceite turG uusereaulid-
sc:: cs;;:st tecrccn.
Ge9cu: Standardization, ArsfGlGse,
::iht1iralrsu, !Sai,hlGe, eIsarn, @titeIcr, gc-
i4*~%:c, Gartunfel, &instsurm, Grrnsicrt
iG..:r:.1e ?luseu, Gctblauf, 8rate, Sdrrt
s.: .:::se liie artere Rranfteitcn Der Sautt III
her .;sraut Der Srrpfcn ben u,scrgleidliGer
H~>;:srHs. Cine eiustge Jlafde irirb in
isii a.c1 Jaacn ftItf ben 11nglGubisitcr .rr1..
Ter G;ysuna ticies Scilrtit!el5 user;eugsn:.
Ss!tet Guer Slut rein unS Sic
GtiUneDett Cures Srgantsr,us
"irn tie 6plgc 1ctn.
Tie JIalte r&amGurger Srepfcn frle:
50 Cents rcer finf Jlaiden spei 9cl.or,
III, le..sc. tirirlten mad, gr,pfai,a tcs G,cIees
eMu Stci!m >er Se.einisten Staa.
~ ~ .aSt.
s-...s;~i5e Gicrerlaae in Irerita lei
,FCG-LER z Co., Baltimore, Md.
S'cir cncn l@ irtac, Sic ascntcn sr t,e.sen
saniesm idriirli6 mslsen :.rruc,s
% Mie. Sures, s,rusra, sfsent
It. Yaul Minn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-21

s. hin uno ries f!ar temeiien fam, CT
fibre ib Sbnen auf mein Gbrenz
mort rab id sur teltimmten 3eit por
cent Ailienbcf. Ter uter bic Sahe
%rsrbaursln wirr, erlbeinen >perre.
6ateu Sic nrr bic Site, mid nit
telit Der Gasesblatter, uter 3eit uno
Srt unterrihten su lalien.
uGmpfaneen sic II, !. ~.
Bernarbtn re0iltbur9.
MuS ren@crten .Nuf te1en freien1
Bpren Sbr 0siestud mid ni@t er<
reidea tunn", {dlpe Ter Seaute> an
tsn caS S9rettfn seri6tet mar, ZAP
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was transacted ddtibaRF@: che !Gu Gmuoynino
hours. During the afternoon, there vas
. temporary let up in the ,naskets and
loans It 1.ie. s1dss;1ssis W ~. so,d: : bu. tsw
late in the day, thu demasd for money
inoreased ono4 more. Long after 5
O'Clock, there were street dealings at n
on. Exchange dull and heavy early in
the day, owing to tia continued strin.
gency in money. but :At,:thA CLOSE the
market was Armer, in tone; prime bank
ers sold at st73<@756. ,G6ld, opsned at
l71s, declined TO 182f, advanced to. l756,
aud otosed at i75tlVi75Sg Loabs wefs
from 8 to 1854 for carrying. G6vefn-
ments duli aud prices ightiy better
than at close last night. Ststes very
quiet, with little change in prices.
Crso1NHAT1, April 2-Elonr dull.
Corn Quiet. Ut &c.. Provisions quiet.
Pork nominslly 1880 Lard arm-ste~m
9; held higher al oiose;;a Kettle 81. Ba-
con quiet. at 799L; clear generally held
at 9k. Whiskey steady, 81. Sc.
LouIsyMhs. April 2-7Fiour steady.
C3!n aeaYS fof oFdteIs--RlKsd .53955;
white 54C995. shellsd and! sleked. Pro.
Visions strong. Pork 1885, Bacon ga
~. Sugar-cured; hams 18x@14: plain
131. packed: Lard sx@SX for tieroes;
aEG9!9 for kese:; eE Tor: steem; ortle.
lots To- 3t@Ao higher. Whisksy quiet, at
81. LOUIS. April a.-Floar auie. and
Meak-superhns, NiatsrI 4 1905 so.
Dorn better. as 33Hgl2: foE mixed, on
East OF track; s2X@8SK for mixed
sacked. Whiskey- quiet, as 81. Pork
arm-16 80 Offered kus:retueed; sales at
1910. in May. Bacon arn-7k for
Shoulders; 1O-ioE sfdss in ane; 10% in
August: II in September Lard active
May. s. -l-
-n;da,;na RaM11s1sarA' sa April -deson by qaie'
sAyAss4a, Ap1.ril a-oeAae aais.-
middling 1917; feoetpta /. .t33SA,es: Gales
497; stock b2.315. t.fsa.!-
GALVESTON, April 2flpttsn weak
good ordinary 16L;. rsasipla 7Ig Rsias;
sales 800; stock 66, ,897. 90 S. ~,
MOBILE. April 2.-Cotton dull and
a shade lower-lov n,iddling 17A@16;
middling 18T@19; reoeipts lis bales
sales $50; stock ga, 5S8. .,fl.,,.
CHARLESTON, April 2.-Cotton quiet
middling 1SA; good ordinary. 1716; re-
ceipts 538 bales; sales 500; stock 28, ,522
NEW ORLEANS. April 2.-CUtton weak
Ordinary 1876, good ordinary l6h;
low middIipg i65k;;. lniddlinR A19 Iila
1s9; reesipts 3,7ll bales; ss!sa 4.21E
stock 197, 1884, I'M. .,.a,rxm.fs ~
NORFOLK; -AptA q! - Cotton; firm -low
m,ni6ddling 1s19; receipts I, lo5 bales; sates
100: stock 1874 knsi.9,2 ;',2I n5 l,.i
WnnIsa2oa. .Aippfi! 2Eaoilttosnn, firm fiius!..
middiing lek,; receipts &c. bates; saiss
78; stock 4846' - .Ia,n.rggs G /. - es-,. !, :
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numbered 152, and there were fourteen
stoWaways discovered. 800 in all were
saved .out OF q total number of l, ,038.
Thege 10 nothing in the shape of.
documents saved from the steam shin
Atlantic. A list of passengers will be
obtained, il possible, upon the return of
the steamers from the wreck.
storage passenger makes the fol.
lowing atatement: I turned into nv
berth about II O'Clock Monday night.
The night was dark, but starlight, and
the weather fine. 1 knew tho ship was
going into Halifax for coal. The last I
remembered was that two bells fone
o'clock) straok. then went to sleep,
and l woke up with shook, and remark
ed to my mate, "There goes the anchor"
l thought, OF course, we were safe in
Halifax Larbor, but as soon as she made
second plunge, I said, "Good God,
she's ashore" With that, We got up and
dressed. The companion way WIS
thronged with low steeragc passengers.
Seeing that the sea was commencing to
break over the ship, and lower down the
companion way, 1 got as many as possi-
bic to take to the hunks, and hold on by
the iron stanohions. There We remained
until after daylight. The ship had fallen
over, and tho steerage was full of water,
one side only being out. Our only
chauoe OF escape was the ports. A num-
ber Of men, probably twenty. got out
through the ports TO the side OF the ves-
sci. I remained until all who were alive
were out. There were great many
drowned in their hunks, aud others were
drowned while trying to reach the ports
I got out through o port. and held fast
to tho side Of the chip for about two
hours, aud then went to shore by the
life line. When I left tho ship there
were still great many in the rigging.
The namos of the cabin passengers
lost are: Cyrus NJ. Fisher, counsellor
at law, OF Vermont. mud his wife; Miss
Brodie and Miss Barker, both Of Chica