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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-06-20

lsttssassiaN ~ fnA lsaeri -
The virtues 4 lf 1rasks Magnetic
Ointment IN This dangerous disease are
,ral, wonderful Many eases have
lven masrl,el fram tie crave u, the
nse ~ this ,in,,nrns. Wien ever, utlt,f
means had failed We have many
eases reported IL " corraharatiug this
statement II i equally effective IN
Inflammation II ~, - The Pelvic Or
additional ,isacfa II the Liver, Spleen
Kidneys Osaties, Nomh. AMI lsla,l.
der.
See advertisement II another ell.
uinii.
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NISERgrI"s Mill
THE STATE nr iuNA.
tIuwar,i County.

TiIEsTATE ur iuNA.
Howard County.
In the rlfen.i eaurt of Howard County,
state Ut Iowa
M VIRTUE af sreeiti Execution issnei
n IN the niliee Il the i'lefk II the fireult
ronrt III iinwarI tHAt.ty. Site nf ln~s IN
favor II leadls. Strong \ llungcsfuri.
Plaintiffs, md against thn-, Gnytitr
Lucinda Gute,te, siro,har 4 sunklh, ah,l
ilmes Niles. defendants iasesi
June t1lh 1871. aud ~ ms directed.
commanding me- thst of tie goods .stattrir.
stuck or interest In my company lchs@
luz, rroperi, In The hands e thirl per-
suns, lanis nni tenetnenis which are naf
exempt nv Inv frnm execution 1T thr sill
rhas Gusrtte. II. nj. make ~ cause to
be- made thu suin III nnc hundred nni
twenty dallars nnl dfiy.sis erit-. mi s.i
Atys fee. with interest ani costs,
II iesici MON liz following insefil,ri
real estate. i,in. nni being STUFFED
In the tount. os Howard aud State ~ Iowa
namely
The suit, anr Il if II lcss thirteen ial
fourteen H. hftren ifi nni ris,cen ibi,
Ia block iiir',.isc HI, III tho cI,, n
crrrcv. Howard county. Iowa.
AMI hereby give public notice TINT
shall offer for r.le IL public cutlery u. Tie
ruilri.ivn.e stnnr III irvsso. county VI
tIuwn,d nni siafe r. lowa, IN
saturday. JMiy nth 1A1B,
between she hours NJ ro'rlotk ~, nhl
1 oelaek =. y. 4 sill i4y. slle 10 conn.
menre IN the hour II tai, e'sipek A. y af
-uil i il, nnI will sell IL the Ligbsrt AM
best Til ~ III. fefpr III eisi,. tie above ~.
seri,rl property ~ snt'isi.ht thereof ~
sasisfy liz alas, ieiI, WI, Interest nni
cost
Dated mi. siGih isy NJ June 1879,
D. r. POWELL,
sheriff uf ilewerl 10 lnw1.
All Printer. ',r = II 10
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Three Russians representing 300 u
thor countrymsn have been prospeet-
Ing In ccrro dordo county fcr nj
alle location Gr ii houc.
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AxfkksIIl'S a.lLE.
THE STATE ~ I0WA.i
ttDwarI County


THE STATE ~ IowA.l
Howard County.
IN District court II Howard County A,ase
IT lewa.
~ virtue IL a special execution tss,iea
ftn,u the uiier III the Clerk ~ tl,e Di~ir iei
l'onrt VI Howard county. stMe ~ low. IN
favor Or John NJ Hrs.n. PIN AMI against
" II. Mead. fhioe Il. Nrai Q. lar.
rett. Ellen barrett and Aug tientlle. sure
~ On bond. dated May u, ls75. nni - no
directed. commanding mr. TINT ~ the gvois
ehnttrl. Hark Or interest IN any company,
,lei,i. .l,,e, pro ,eriy ~ sir habl4 u third
urrrpu., lai,tls mil tenpuents w',iri, ARE
not exempt hy ~ frun nseeutinnj VI ths
aid W H. Meal. ii Ill, | maka Or
eaure u Le made the sum ~ MI h=.inp
dollars. with interest nni
costs. levied upon The following desrriia
KsAl Estaie, lying and Icing sltt.'fsl ~
tls county u Howard, md fiase "
Iowa. mnmrly
Lot M. II in black ~ ". IN ths town
of ,resep How ~ county losa
And hereby give public notice that !
shall .nir for .ale NJ public o0ift., u the
ru,iri .ht.,tse .lur III ''resrn, ept','y u
ilovarA and 4 lir IL lava. ~,
saturday, JsIy I1i1s IVA.
bei weeil TIE hnurs III . o'clock. a. ~. nnl
sotcinek, II u ~ raiI slny, rHle % epn'
mcnee II tn lluar u II asriosk. 4. " ~
aid day an ,sill sell 10 iLr hixl,sri and
Irrt hill, t',.lftur III eAeIi il.e nhosr ,le-
srrilni property, u sufficient thereof ~
rasisfy The above ,lsii, with Interest ai,'l
uuet#
ba,ci this illi l., q Jsno 1917.
j. y, POWELL.
33.l sheriff or Howard county
Printers fro Nii W.
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NOTICE IMPORTANT!

All persons indebted 10 1alnson h
simonds, by note ~ hook account will
save trouble and costs by making In
mediate payment 10 .lc undersigned.
crcco. May 18th lt73.
QOtf q. II. SAMSON.
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DseANNA
CONFEDERATION IA CRrsrO
Ths Elevator In Ash.s
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Man ,#srsmes hafarara in crime
ikfesfA eeaaiuarl ~ .esassaa eth the
asets " evil t'he fs.aaea, sst1sing n
wine leads IN drunkenness ,htsaagh
eanstani association Nth sh..e ~ha
have verse siees Lending easieas
and attentive car - ,he arts II The
esaatesfeit.f the exploits u the hur.
rlar the daring Il The teLhes the
brutality II The murderer. hunts The
sentative nature AMI steals tile cun.
science to crimr. The after aee,ls arr
bus the fruits IL seei thus .own. fos.
tered and nuinrci in'o growth and
ripencd u results. Such seed careful.
~ sown. has terminated In the des.
tructicn of the crcseo Elevator.
wipine ou. with II much II the Aar,l
earned industry labor. and saving II thu
proprictors, together with tho dcssruc.
ton of acme thousands IL bushels ri
grain In store hy tho farmers VI
Howard and Ninncshick counties
False and slandcrous accusations fur
nished the inccniiary. the announce
mcnt u closing for tho races, the
occasion.
On Friday afternoon III al,ou, half
past four o'clock, while attending the
races ~ tho Driving Park, the alarm
was given ''thc Elevator In on fire.. "
The rush for wagons was almost stimuli
famous with mn impc,uous and head
long scramble and drive 10 The scene Il
con6agration. Nearly tho whole people
u Cresco aud tho country for miles
around were there. Thu few persons
LOFT In crcsco discovered tho fire III tho
salno instant II was seen n, tho driving
course 4. !. Young WINS the first IL
reach the building, breaking the door
and securing tho books and papers IN
tho Office. Although tho first indiea.
tion VI iirc discovered was from Aame-
and rmokc breaking through the rel,
The stairway leading up tho wcs, end
of tho building wss IN DANES from
midway 70 top, ani tho lower pars d
Tho building 40 dcnscly filed will,
smoke ~ 70 render efforts 10 open The
spouts aud empty tho bins " their
contents unavailing.
There had been no hrc III the build.
Ing for weeks, nor about II. AMI had !,
originated frem tho machinery, almost
tho ilt1t blaze would have struck the
roof, and instead Of breaking ou, near
~ fso hours after the machinery Ind
been stepped. IT, presence would have
boom developed In 4 few moments NJ
fArthcHt.
The Crcsco Elevator war erected III
tho fall u 1900 ut q eust u about
e26. 900, and opened " use In tho fall
of 1867. Al tho time " its deetruc,
tion Il WAS insured fur $1,000 on I'll,
building, aud about $4,000 N grai,
. buyers and farmers storing grain
Al tho time u tho lons there WA,
stored about 10, 900 husl,c!. of grain
The following Companies had issued
policies for tho uu,ns indicated. either
On the building " IL contents.
GInBALL 4 vAKxswokrn's AaExcY.
Underwriters on building, $4,000
- = contents, 6.kO(
y. ". moLwAY's AGENCY,
Home. N. Y. on building, $4,000
Bt. Paul Fire 4 Marine !. 1000
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ENRON th~ sMbscrtbsr near Rochester.
i MINI. one team VI work horses. d..
serii,ei IN foiiow. Une gridinv. aged nlnc
years, dark bay. boih Linl fret white. blaek
nans anL tail, saddle marked little. Also
ana bright bay mare about nine years oil,
collar marked, wiih white, lIsile gray
hair near thu hal. ears rather long aud
hnld elo.r together weigh about I'm
pounds zach. and are we'll mated III size.
Have Leen traced o. ihe vicinity III ure~eo.
Any persoa who Viii yive Information
leading " their recovery. Will ~ literally
rewarded Address.
JOHN O'NNlEN.
al~a Roehesaer. MINI,
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II THE h0sr Powerful ritAsstn.
strrngibruer NIL rtin0str " Glnbinlar
Obslructiuns anpNh IL M.trtia Meilea,,
lr ~ ryIuiALLf ApArrrb II ernsiliu.
tiana .'warn dawn mi i.ilAi.i ~ tn
warm weather ~ fprin4 mud ran,hert
whrh THE tloai h III In ssttsa circulation.
consequently p,tI,eriay impurities from,
slaggl .hnsss aud in,pHrIeat aetion ~ ,l,s
seer.li,s orxana. AMI i innitli.5sifd ~ ".
mot.. Ernpiions. Eiptsi,ss, Boils fnslulss
kerofnla. ~ Acs
WHks Nrsnt An L.satlp from oser.
work. nntI lulina.s. drsNyinn~s MD Inertia
tske tbs rltee " etefpy ai,tl slyor, tilr
syltetn nsrIs tunir u Lntlsl " w nhl
help The Vital Forces ~ regain their reenI.
eratlsr puWsf,
IL snr iIsAr ~ frnIrM, frequently the
Liver AMI spleen ID MT perform their
functions The Uterine and Urinary organs
are inactive, producing wraknear VI thr
stomach anil tnirstlncs and d pru.iisi,0sliiOn
- bil Ions arrangement.
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oDr, WE0uN'
EXTRACT on JURUBEBA

In prepared directly from tho fonth
American Plant. md Il peculiarly suited
Initiated fiIoo |, strengthen the Liye.glsing
Powers, and Nrlnnsr MI uLntruutiDnH fr0m
impaired anil enfaeI,leI Organs,
II should b. frrel, taken ~ Jnrnbeba
Il pronounced ~ medical wrll.rr ihr ,no#t
efficient Purifier, Tonic md ienb-trneht
known III tho whole range u medical
plants.
JOHN q. KELLOdu,t ~ Piait IT.. New
York, kolc Agent fur the United States.
Price One Dollar per liotlie. Send for
Circular j1@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04

NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKEr-During
the past week there was a marked and cOntln-
uous Improvement in the general condition Of
the trade; yet the aggregate distribution of
goods for that period was materially lessened
by the recurrence of the annual Thanksgiving
holiday, and unfavorable weather towards the
close OF the week. Transactions with the agents
were spasmodic. No sooner was line of goods
no matter how large-offered at prices which
we're considered advantageous by the tra de,
than an instant clearance was effected to the
best buyers in the market. This was the case
with various lines of bleached and brown cot
tons, also woOllens, which were seized with
avidity the moment bottom prices were touched.
On the other hand. agents who showed a dis
inclination to meet the mar ket found themselves
nullity.
The dry goods importations at this port con-
time to decrease as compared with the two pre-
cedng years. Values of even the most staple
productions have continued unsettled, and show
a great sbrinkage when compared with the
opening prices of the season and the cost of i'm
portation; hut holders appear DESTROYS to close
out their Accommodations at the best attainable
rates, and are not backward IN meeting the
views OF their customers as to price.-N. Y. Bul-
letin, Sd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04

REDUCTION OF WAGES AND PROSPECTIVE
STRIKE.-In consequence of orders from this
city reducing the wages Of the employees at the
government granite works, near Richmond,
Va. there was almost a general suspension of
work yesterday afternoon. First-class cutters
are reduced from $3.50 to $3.50; second-class,
S4.4 to 1925; third class, "a to 49, The wages
Of other cutters, helpers. blacksmiths, &C.,
ton. The cutters held meeting last night to
consider the subject. The proceedings were
secret, but 1t transpired that among other
things committee was appointed to prepare a
protest against the reduction, and il necessary
to come to washin gton to urge it. Work, how
ever, was resumed to-day, and will be con-
unued until the committee reports, when final
action will be taken,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04

ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE IN VIRGINIA.-On
Friday Of last week a colOred man named Matt
Craig was committed to jail at Salem, Roam
oke county, Va, charged with An attempted
outrage on young white girl named Mary e.
Light, employed by Mr.. James Lee, of Roam
oke county. Attention was drawn to the at
tempt by the screams of the girl, who states
that the colored man VIOLENTLY assaulted her
with the purpose indicated. She is about six
teen years of age, stOutly built. and OF prepos-
sessiDg appearance, and of most excellent cha.
Iacter. The negro is about q years old, stout,
ignorant, and is as homeiy as he is black
Salem Register.
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New York NAfes

oLlvER AMEs SUCCEEDS OAKEs AMEs.
INV YORK, December 4-OiIver Ames was
yesterday elected trustee of the Union Pacific
railway, to I'LL the vacancy caused by the death
of Cakes Ames.
REARRESTED.
John Van Orden, cashier Of the Stuyyesant
bank, has been rearrested on the surrender of
his bail, and is now i'll the Ludlow street Jail.
ANOTHER BOY MURDER.
VIM. Scott, aged II years, son of the bridge
tender at Hackensack river, near New Durham.
New Jersey, was shot dead on Tuesday night
by George Allen, a companion. At the time OF
the shooting the youths were Just stepping out
of the bridge tenders house TO settle a dispute.
THE GOVERNING COMMITTEE OF THE STOCK
EXCHANGE
has had a meeting to consider the proprIety of
furnishing facilities for the sale in the exchange
of new railroad stocks not on the list
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TIE SITUATION IN CUBA.
SENSATION STORIES DENIED.
III Quiet In Havana and Along the Coast.
ANOTHER SENSATION STORY,
The Vfrgfntus Victims AVenged-Two
Hundred Spanish Prisoners Shot
by the Patriots.

NEw YORK, Dec. A dispatch from Phila-
delphia says that the officers of the Philade
phla and Southern Mail Steamship Company
there state that the assertions published and
credited to Captain l.. p. Barrett, of the Yazoo,
TO the effect that the Nirginius had been fitted
out as man-of- war, and that great alarm Is
felt at Havana by American citizens, are en-
tlrely false. A telegram from Captain Barrett
says that everything was quieS on the Cuban
coast when the NaZOo left.
REPORTED SHOOTING OF TWO HUNDRED SPAN
ISL PRISONERS.
The Sun says that a private letter has been
received in this city showing that the Cubans
have partly avenged the murder OF the patriots
taken on board the Nirginius On The evening
OF the execution Maxinia YomeZ attacked and
captured a number of Spanish fortified camps
in the vicinity of Santiago. He made over two
hundred prisoners, and, marching them close
up to Santiago, shot them in full view of the
Spanish Notifications, and then sent word to
Burriel to come out and bury them. Burriel
left immedi ately for Havana.
MEN FOR THE PAwNEB.
NRW YORK, December A Kew West dis
patch says draft of sixty-two men has been
received ON the Pawnee from New Orleans
THE CUBANs COMING TO THEIR SENSES.
Admiral Scott has been informed from San
hago that the cOmmandant OF the volunteers
mas promised to use no further violence towards
Cuban prisoners without informing Comm ander
Bralne, OF the Juniata.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mrs. Jones, Cough Mixture

COUGHS, COLDS, HoARsENEss, GROUP,
INFLUENZA,
AND FOR THE or cONSUMPTIVE
PATIENTS IN ADVANCED STAGES
OF THIS DISEASE.
hotvithstandl g the numerous Cough Medicines
IN the market, Mr. =. Jones' Cough Mixture has cold
more rapidly than in former seasons. This pOpu-
,a'ity Is entirely due to ts extraordinary merits
III never fails, not even IN the Obetius
10 give speedy snd permanent relief. II 10 pleasant
20 take aud IL therefore specially adapted for chit
or and persons who cannot take nauseatiuR uedi-
cinee. IL will well repay a fair trial.
Prlces-LarEe size. 81, small. 81 cents FOr<nale
only by ARTHUR NATTANs, DrRggisN
no2lu Corner % and ID streets northwest
Bachelors Hair Dye is the best "a the vorik
the only true and perfect lair Dye; no ridiculous
tfnts, no disap pointment, harmless, reliable psta
tsneeus black or brown; ct all druggists, and o
Bond street New Yerk. fs-eoly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04

SALVADOR CEsNERos-Skefch of he Mem
Presideat of Gh6a.-Senor Salv sdor CesnerOs,
the new president of Cuba, was born
at Puerto Principe in 1929, and is now in his
Santa Lucia, and member of one of the oldest
and best families in the island. He was pos
sessed OF immense estates, all of which have
been conhscated. He is said to be man of
great int liigence, of amiable disposition, but
OF infexibie determination and steadiness of
purpose, and possesses in a remarkable degree
the good will and support of the whole body OF
Cubsns. He has for the last six years been
president OF the Cuban Congress, and as such
succeeds TO Cespedes. He was wounded in the
right arm the second year of the war.
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THE SPRAGUE TRUST BoND.-At Providence
sudden movement was made Tuesday MORN
ing in the matter of the Sprague trust mortgage
The trustees named by the creditors were to
give their final answer on that day, but early
in the morning the mortgage deed was de-
posted for record in the several towns of the
state where the property lies. The name of the
creditors trustees have been stricken out, and
that OF Zacbariah Chatter, of Providence, sub
stituted. The document otherwise is identical
with that signed bv the Sprague family last
Friday. 1t is understood that this action was
taken without the concurrence OF the creditors
committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04

A HARD HEARTED HusBAND.-Arew women to
be cut of from all that can make life tolerable?
There Is hard. hearted man named ScOlville,
yorced from the wife Of his bosom because she
has gone into training for . walking match!
How does he know that after training abe might
motion, and thus saved him the expenses OF q
suit
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Terrible Disaster.

FALL OF BUILDING-A NUMBER OF PERSONS
KILLED.
PATERSON, Nj, December 4.-Sheer's four
story frame building, in Passaic City, fell this
morning, buryinZ q number of workmen and
passers-b by under the ruins. Three persons have
been already brought out dead, among them
City Councilman George Mexican and Mr..
Bars,ay. 1t is not known how many more are
kll.i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04

CHILD SMorHBRRD AT WEpDIxa-At O
wedding In Appomattox county, va, on We'd
nesday night, an infant child Of Mrs william
Carter was laid on bed to sleep. Guests came
their shawls, muhS, bonnets, etc., on the bed.
When 10 mother went TO the bed for hor child,
Il was found dead, having been smothered BY
the wrappings thrown on Ii, -
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Foreign Notes.

THE LONDON PAPERs ON THE PRESIDENTS
MESSAGE.
LONDON, December 4.-The London afternoon
journals praise the message of President Grant
TROOPS FOR THE GOLD COAST.
The 42d regiment of infantry, ROYAL High
landers, and a portion of the 10Th regiment
Cameron Highanders, have sailed for the gold
coast to reinforce the troops under Sir Garnet
Walseley.
THE SPANISH MISSION TO WASHINGTON
OFFERED TO FIGUERAs.
MADRID, December At is reported that
the Spanish mission at Washington has beer
offered to Figueras.
THE COMMANDMENT OF CARrAGRNA
by the repu hlicsn batteries continues incessant-
ly. -Four hundred houses in the city have been
commander OF the government forces, the
foreign fleets have withdrawn from the arbor
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Snow storms in California.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 4.-The snow
fall in the interior of the state is unprecedented
since 1861, and two inches of snow have fallen
IN vallejo, Modesto and Petaluma, three inches
in Susan, two inches in Stockton, Sacramento
city and Woodland. All the valley cities and
towns, Mission hill and San Bruno mountains
near this place, are white with snow. 1t has
rained steadily in San Francisco, while snow
fell in the adjacent country. The snow will
have disastrous effect upon the vast herds OF
cattle in the foot hills and there is some appre-
hension Of food in Sacramento and San
Joaquin valleys similar to those of lS6l-'62.
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TIE TEXAS ELKCTIOH.-Ten cities and sta
tons IN Texas, intending Austin, Galveston,
democratic majority Of two thoussnd. The
election was quiet.
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BENRvOLRNCR TO BEASTS has its drawbacks
SIX times have attempts been made TO take the
life OF w. L: Darbee, , OF Newark, Wayne county,
for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals. On 3
recent occasion he complained Of . canal driver
for cruelty treating his horse, and day or two
after the canal driver fred at him, but fortu-
nateiy did not succeed in his murderous At
tempt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04

TRENTON, y. j., December Last night
the O'Clock train on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad between Washington and New York
was delayed twelve hours by freight train
OIL the track nine miles from Baltimore
Ten freight cars were smashed. No person
was hurt. Fifty thousand dollars worth OF
property was destroyed. Six through trains
were delayed ten hours. Hundreds of people
waited all night for the trains, which did not
come. There was great Indignation among the
TRAVELLING Duhlic
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Will NOT SUBMIT TO REDUCrIoN.-The SUI
perintendent of the rolling mill at Cumberland,
Md, Ihos. Nennfrs, esq, has notified the pud
dlers that those who did not intend to accept
work at the reduced rates should call at his
ONCE at once, and they would receive the sew
eral amounts yet due them. In answer to this
notification the puddlers Immediately waited
upon Mr.. lenners in a body and received their
pay, thus signifying their determination to stick
70 their demand for old prices. and accept their
discharges rather than submit to the proposed
Observation-Disclosures Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04

FAEDCS RECoNMESDED.-The Attorney
General has recommended the pardon of Abel
oven, a North Carolina su-klIx, now serving
out a term ofimPrisonmsnt At Albany, y. Y.
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DISCHARGES AT MARTrNsBuRG.-It is re-
ported that about one hundred road repair IA nds
have been discharged At this place, by the Bal
tmore and Ohio railroad compsny.-Hdrtias-
bug Ind.