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g. Il. Wood,
Pateptee

PateDtee
Also Wood patent Sc,fdwnpiHg Crates
Gas seen in cut above, with patent Ash
pa aud Pan. above patents are very use
ful. durable. handsome and economical
oul are fast becoming very popular andF
I intend 90 sell them as .0v as possible
an can ana viii use them.
Residence 90 81 Avenue between llth
aul l2tb streets, Huntington. ". Va
Orders solicited AID promptly illeL
J. Z. WOOD.
TESTIMONIAL.
Nf gnH. ~. l'l, Nov25 ISL.
Nr =. T.. W0ol-D.gr Sr. At your re
quest We are glad 20 say th1t the Excel
sior Fire Tiles set by you in our houses,
have given entire satisfaction. The tiles
set by sou in the houses built for the c.
j. O e. r. Co. give satisfaction
II. G. Parsons, Director O. lr o. Z. h
D. vs. Emmous. Gsa Sgpf c. Z. Or
H. Obey. Ign, CsnGal Land CO
en- row prepared to sell territOry-Stat
county, city, township righ,s-on ms pat
emit j.. WOOD, Patentee.
NB.-A general assortment Of
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NURS Err Y

The undersigned beg leave to inform
their patrons and the public in general,
that they offer at the Hopewell Nursery,
Quaker Bottom, Lawrence Co., Ohio, fall
Of 1873 and spring Of 1874, the following
fruit trees-Evergreen &c.
V9995 Apples trees,
9999 Peach trees,
1929 Pear trees, standard and dwarf,
1929 Cherry trees in variety,
9gg9 Evergreens in varieties,
9990 Grapes several varieties,
99g9 Currants, goosebCrry, raspber-
~ SC.
Al OF which well be sold low for Cash.
Address as = we
Ism {. TURLEY & SONS
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1 PROTECTING STINT

AlltraveleIs in the Tyrol will rcmem
Der to have seen imagesOf ST FiDriJn no.
many a village house aud above many a
village well The latter, indeed, Is o
fayoute position for The figures OF the
saint His especial VOCATION is 20 ward
u fire from dwelling houses. OF 10 OK.
rncuish u should it break cut In =
country where so large proportion OF
tle dwellings il built Of wood, fire is p
frequent ana terrible scourEe And con
seouenuv the good Offices of - F,0riar
are Ina very general request There STANDS
Tie litle wooden image painted in glaI
ing o0l0rs. and Il possible, glide! luic
Tie bargain. above ,he wti, aud look.
down maieslica'.y upon generation aitel
generation of the village danse,S wash
inc OF drawing watr St Fi0rian isrep
resented az warrior, with sword an,
helmet. and cheeks almost aSred as scar
let and a black beard Often Le Is painted
in frcscO, On g house front in The act o
pouring "a bucket az water over a burn
irrL oUse-which house iSUsUaily repre-
scented as reaching mp % Tie cali Of hi
leg or tLereabOutS. 49,.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
Centennial Gazetteer
OF THE UNITED STATES.

No book has ever been published OF such uni
peals 70 no particular class, but to all classes
TO men and women OF all professions creeds, oc-
cupations and political opinions-to Farmers,
Lawyers, Business Men, Mechanics. Physicians,
Politicians, Teachers, Students, Manufacturers
statesmen, men of learning, and men who can on
IN read. to old and young. Al want II as BOOK
of constant reference, and TO preserve for their
children and childrens children as the only COM
pete and reliable work, showing the gigantic re-
suits Of The First one hundred ears VI lGe
Greatest Republic The World Ever Saw. IL is
not q luxury hut necessityto every well IN
formed American citizen. Agents make 500
10 $500 per month. Send for circular. ZElGLEk
& McCCRDY, Philadelphia, Pa.
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no matter how violent or excriclauns the paia q
RHEUNATIc. Bet-r.dasn. lniirip, CRIPPLED, NerSou
Noural.ic or pros,rAted with disease may suler,
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J Z r u B d B A

which viii make the Lives active, assist diges,
ti0n. purfy the blood. strengthen Uterine and
Urinary organs, invigorate the system, ana
make you enjoy life as you ought. Price 81
bottle.
JOHN KELLOGG, Agent, New York.
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RFIrEvED-A bachelor, who Wa
somewhat stricken Ia years, had b-en toi
some time enamOred with one OF The SIS
terbood. but could not muster courage
10 pop the question One morning ne
was resolved 70 make the attempt. lie
accordingly went TO the house OF t1t
lady, knocked at the door, and she mace
her appearance. After a mutual noGr
The following laconic dialogue ensued
DO YOU want 20 change your condi
ION 81 No" ''NorL" And turning
,bort our bachelor concluded the con
versation with. THANK Acayen soi
mat load oil my stomach .
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FEVER AND AGILE.

FEVER AND AGCE su-ed for my cents There Is
M, Ia r.Sns dil latin tis world thai VIII cure fessF
and Agua ana all O'hse kaisTious, Bilious, scarlet
Typhod Yellow, aud other Fevsys l.ded by X ~ y
xiY'S PILLS - quick d. RAD f'sk kADf ~
LIEF. Yify cents yaf sous
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Not merely 20 know, but according
m thy knowledge 10 dc, is the destiny OF
man mot for leisureiy contemplation
Of thyself, not 10 brood over t-, deyouI sen
sations. art thou here. Thine acOGh,
thine action alone determines ny
~orth'
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J. C. GUNTHER.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.

u III ~ In M y 7 ID liz,
Special attention given 10 job work in
bis Guc Also Sewing Machines adjusted
and Repaired.
Third Avenue two he rs West OF Greer
IS Eafer Planning Mil
tuv Z-f1 "
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ef s'cs
AMI within very few years it will be the e rmnus} six or SIEVE!
i1 As rrg centre has advantages which
ed other point on b s y n the o S' w vi 1s %
the he % Gn Ra1a s @ Tributaries
all others in the United States for the viie the superior
spn Coal which be valuable substitute for charcoal
1a GS4S that nG render lit AVAILABLE Here
Of easy accessibility region celebrated for abundance and excellent
Ss % & HSs pssas oo
and its connections will form STn % P " na 'S hFiSe 2 S
fp nnur s '% the West
81 As Place residence inviting locality
city ADDITION to the natural beauty
M climate laid out the city plan
comfort and % the A Qualification n ss
width allow the cultivation of ornamental trees
ssgs % ss A Ssv w 70. i 's
rnCn Selected for the better class residences only
% % T a. The nS Rs BEEN s upon
plan which easily economically adopted and which adapted for
the State Normal Sch School Marshall College, has
eJaeation Of their children learning
''1 The priees lots $3.50 according
;sss on day Of purchase and the bsanss
Stt cent E 'y sS
s on Of @ 5 1 cent n @ sdf py S s
The thirty % TG yss' made s s sr s
will given made stated
purchase and certain specified par'sof city the
and conform specified regulations regarding
Itbes and locat the buildings
intention of these restrictions andreguaons guard against ncnven
in
place the Ohio river possessing for the
successful Fundr
Rolling Mills Machine Shops &C. the city Huntington The material exists
lin railroad
from whence Huntington mod
| era
Liberal be made for suitable for these
purposes.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Washington Hunt
lington.
Further information will be given application made by letter
to either of the undersigned
d. w. EMMONS, Gent Spt
JOHN III. OLEY, Agent,
huntington West Va.
JAMES j. TRACY, Seyond Treasury.
81 WllamStrce New York.
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Chesapeake g. Ohio Railroad,

Line by of its short ae
grades advantages economical oughou
through
Western and the Atlart teaboad
in Virginia railroad bridge be built this
tLecity eff huntington with
Polr0Gd e1fendi00 hrOuqh the entire YES and Northwest
, 1874-09-18
OTHER SOUTHERN STATES.

eoAfA4AlHIS UF UNITED 6TATE8 MARSUAIH.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 17.--Attoruoy-G Con-
efal Williams has received largo humber OF
letters from United statos MarsI,als, ATTORNEYS,
and others, representing terrible atato Of al
tairH In some portions Of Alabama, Ionnossoo,
Arkansas, Mississippi, and Louisiana. There jB
not 80 mitch disturbance rs heretofore in South
Carolina. Correspondents aay there ia no safcty
for colorcd people. Thoro aro no COMPLAINS
from Tcxas North Carolina. aud Virginia. It ia
supposed in official quarcrs that white mon 8
leagues, for aggressive purposes, arc wido-
snread IN the South, and therefore. matters aro
moro serious than many suppose, aud roauiro
prompt attention, especially in Louisiana,
THE TESNEssEE ouTnA0Es
MEMPHIS, Tenn:, Sept. IA special to the
Aea!anc'te, dated Trenton. Tenn. l7th, SAYS tho
kpcria! term of tho Circuit Court Of Gibson
>Coanty adtonlnod yesterday, aftor session OF
ten days. Forty Or more indictments wore found
number Of capfases issued for arrests wo,e
placed IN tho hands Of tho Sheriff. Ono Bon
Davis was tbs informant, lie having obtained
information from his brother AudroT,
WAo Bon aaid MAS with tho 1ail-broahcrs,
a. and w!'o has loft for parts unknown.
Ihe SlieriR has nlade no arrosts yot but
ia doing everything in his power to arrest
al those against whom ho has capiases. Nlpo
peraonB asalnat whom they wero found eayo
thoinBolreB up to tho authorities, and wore re.
leased on bail Of sl0, 900 cnoh to appoar before
tho naxt term Of tho Circuit Court, which con-
yercs OH the second Monday in Dooombor. Tho
following porsons gayo bail: j. 3. Harper, John
1am aleEwen, Robert Gardner, Thomas Taylor,
Aobers Barksdale. aud Granville Hunt. A num-
Der or others will surrondor themselves to Tho
authorities in few days.
, 1874-09-18
PUBLIC OPINION.
YA.rerrtNT- -rr~

AHnUtais't THE lIE6lnEET.
An evening paper reported in its last issue
that document had boon quietly circulated
yesterday forenoon among tho prominent citi-
zena connected With tho Opposition party, con-
graduating President Grant upon tho nrrunoss
OF DIE course In tho Louisiana business. antl
p4edSiag him their active sympathy aul support
IN crushing out the "soconu rebellion" Inquiry
OF The Mayor and aoyoral prominent ecntlo.
laeh VINO signed tho document revealed tho fact
that tae lottor was hfgncd by lending men of
uotn th6 l1epnbiican aud Opposition partios. and
~ "eT diaan R and signed without regard to par
III, GoseE ~, IL waa al expression OF sympathy
WIZ tno trosidont in hia ncion in tho Louisian M
moG;oEllo, and was not intended 10 tho Ioayt a.
polltlcal movement or dodge.
"o. ale Renslomon In tho Opposition ranks
NY psopoao meeting ot sympathy with tho
rafua.J fdtX Z government, ai and soyoral gentlomon
70 sgn tho lottor owing to tholr utter dis
ionged to tho Republican mrty md no,no tn tho
Opposition. i"''' @Na a'1'o W LILO
AT nrn1EoF1ELp. I'LL.
A,,, opfeaa. D!sp4'eh to 2'Ae C&teaqu Tribune.
m ii1saaSurikLn ~, 6opt. 17.-Tho following
"f'''@ 4" ''lo eFa'e iffgss'cr tonight.
z maae' meeting of tho cizoua nf snr,ncoo,5 .,,
n .sy "no sympsthlzo with tho citizps uf INsiana
nunlcr .nu successful Resistance to usrratiot,
on Friday srshing sspt. is 1t @ p inS m o0'f'tt0a'e
JonN A: hlooLznsAsp,
y. 1I1oHox,
~. ;:;:; E&t.:sss &s:ss:
81 g: Il; Ms"'Hs; MeSn,ss;s,
r. n LoulsYIL1E.
mo3y'!sYHLE, KY, sopt ia mootIne On
aoustann &nalrs, composctl Of tho 11,pst int!uan-
MA ''''aans' sssemb'aa In tba Gourt.liouvs ID.
, 1874-09-18
AT WASHINGTON,
Special Dlpateh 10 Tia Chicago Tribune.

THE SITUATION,
WASHINGTON. D, e., scnt 17-,r,,. .s,.,, !,
affnir1 tonight. rs yiowed from ttia .t.ntlno,rt
promises a epecdy and rcacs,h. .olrt,o,, ~ H.,
difficulty, for tlo Tina be;no A. 1o.st A. ~,
Cabinet meatiny today: which w.a r,oro T., ~,
nature Of al informal consultation u rna dn
cidod not only tia. tho Pom Government a,,o,,t
not DO recognized in any vav. hit a1so lin,
marslg1 law uouId mt hc nroo,,,maa ~. - ~, :"
contrary. that '"' VII Zig
49," ....
ash'ooo WILL De nE1SsFATEp,
by tic Unitod States forcoB II necessary and TIM
deman1 Of tho inBurcoDts for mt1itnrv mia ,r,,,
not be roearilod in tia lc,at rl,a d.. w.. -.
,ho pra.,1o,t ~. .,,- o .s"o|' ."n nrmnoaa OF
tao ifea'uens On tEls point, and tho swiftnoss
With which ho mado preparations for putting
| down tho insureolon and restoring ort]or, anom
to havo convinced the diseontente,, ro,t,on ~
tho hopelessneHs of their atrur1lo wh;io than ~
~ nv. ~ s,;o.or,.n. ~ .us1 n n,tasgo' "h'le they
aso no" VICTORIOUS and while they might bo
| ablo at the coat Of much bloodahod to overcome
temporarily such Uuited Status trocps a. u,icl,t
10 sent agoirst ,hom. yot thov cou,1 ri ,s;.1'
IeaAon look for"aru to itnnl victory
-uoS Aasc' tue1e1orot II Hecms wisely. concluded
10 Yicld to the forco Of circumstances With
! what grace thoy may go that thu connrv ,n,,
confidently 1ool for a rornvo1 ~ ,,o,a. 80 y:
>dor at az, osrlr \. ~ po"e' 1',o oe-
-. ~. e".s u"s ua'osa some anso"ard cir
oans1ance, not anticipated at this momont, shall
intervcne to mar tho prospect,
Renntor Wcat rcco,voa ,...
frv th,t ., ~, t.. espa''A so-aaS ssat-
rs,s N ~" ~ ~ ..iso4 W." 'au pes"oon Fenn md
caso5' tho former said that he would surrender
to tho United statea forcos with d protest, Bucb
ma In fott tho horor ~ l;a r.., o""4.
uudor mn c;rcrm.t,,,o. .ro,ia l.. .s.,., ~ aao
Co. ..,,,.,s oo'' 1,',,N' "ou4o uo Slolu 10 tho
nstoi, ns1eS 1a or h9uoge authorities Tho dig
'a nuani't stsu t.as fena would telegraph
sasa sno .o'uay 20 tne hame onoct. Ihls IL
oaia. ~ s w. no plaoat ntltnatlon OF tho do
c'etuh VI &tle insurgents to EiYo up tho contest.
E1 ea1 sa;;uiasion u PROPOSED with the FREQ
,rI ~ w., aias ~. auo onltcd states authorities
WI as o'Se suo busronaer la made, roinatato tho
t;ons ;SS svs uososnment' hos . Meanwhile all rrocau
mnsa a',,e ~ n1n H. .anon ~ 'no Administration to
A@ae SURE ol tne result.
IN aa5t;nn % H., nasx oApEnEn FORWARD
Bausdrou Inn hecn dirSct:yI y1stefoay. Jho Gull
IL Nav Orinn,. vs ~ " pIoceeu NJ ohco
maninr A3m;rn, n1,iin.,e eao} Eo' tnero ene COM
cnmmnn;nsto a. oon '.tiS, inH neen tlfcctou to
Envv fnr nr.,ars sae' "!'n sny Secteta1y Of tho
rectof n .cco1,,,,nu tn. ~. nacnowoA pas boon
or1rrod fron, liz .uu asopPa that 1avo been
Disturbance '' 1opA''N'on1 10 tao sceno ol
TIE T rnzs1nrsr "a n,ou,v nr, ,,rr,
, 1874-09-18

amputntod wad incorrect. His recovery il now
considered almost oortaiu.
), bloEnery and Penn have iasucd an addrose to
tno poople. advising cheerful obedonce to tho
constituted authorities,
, 1874-09-18
CAPITAL AND LABOR.
Tho Railroad Strike MT Flora, ILL.,,
EaalGu4

Tho Railrond Strike MT Flora, ILL.,,
Eialet+
Special Dlspatch to Tho Clicaun TRIBUNE.
Fiona, ILL.,. Sept 17.-Tho stgikera Who had
concentrated at Raccoon Creek, whore thoro il q
largo trestlc-worl, on tho Springfield l. South-
eastcrn Road, woro mot yesterday afternoon at
that point by Afr. Robert Hanna one of tho at.
tornoya Of the road, and compromise wps Of
footed, tho new company who recently pur-
chased tho road promising to do tho beat tbcv
could for tho mon In regard 10 tholr back nay,
Tho men disporacd, and nearly all went to WORK
for the road again this morning. IA!a eottlod
tile matter Tor tho present, aud no furrhcr
tronble IL anticipated. Trains are running IS
usual.
.sptefal Dispatch to The Chicaoo Tribune,
srR1xar1ELp, H.. Supt. 17.-As reported in
thcao dispatches yesterday, tho riot ct Flora
Tas quctlol, through tho effort Of William J.
Mooro aa soon ns the men woro made to uudor-
stand that It was tho United States Court, uud
not tho railroad managers, that they wcre re-
BlHting. This at once stopped further interfer-
encc, autl tho purchasers Of the road wont into
quiet and pouceablo posAosson, and al trains
aFo running now as usual The Deputy
and under arrest s.1 of tho rlngleators oi tho
r!otcrs.. They surrendered themselves to tho
nlalshal withuut reBlstanco. Tlele names arc.
mody, William Fortncr, 9ulolnon Michael, and
John Hogan. They will bs brought before
Judge Tloat In tho morning. Ihoy will doubt.
less be discharged upon tholr statement TINT
they intol,lod contempt fort;lo Court in thc1
a,!iou, aud promise not to do 10 any moro.
Strike at SVoriznlen Mt Plymouth, lul,
Special Dspatsh to 1ht chicayo Tribune
pLYu,urIt, Ina, Sept 17.-Al tho worlsmen
employed In the erection OF tho now High
School building stopped work this morning, G,
II. Crano. tho contractor, being unable to pay
thom of. lie WAS relieved Of hlH contract by
tho School Commissioners, Who will puBh tho
work forward Will, tho remainder OF tho fluid
appropriated for that purpose. Work will bo 70
aunoa tomorrow.
, 1874-09-18

lSlgued} JOHN MoENrnr
At tho conclusion of this addross. Gen.
Brooko WAS seated In tho oiIico, and roanircfl
from Liaut-~Goy. Penn statcmont Of ali
recortla. oto., Which nero In the building wion
taog TOOK poHsoa8ion.
DREW,
leaving the Capitol OF Louisiana in possesstou of
the military c!licorB Of tlo Federal Government.
At 7 p. n: two companies OF tho Third Infantry
marched down. and Wero quartorod Ill tho build
tnE: Col Iholnas DoYlail, McEnerJ Cliof Of
fqrco. M. remains on duty with Ills force.
Tho city is very quiet.
,, Ut. LOUIS Sept. II. Tile Democrats Now Or
leans apeoIa sslvH thnt thirty persons woro killed
and loo wounded In that city on Moudny,
THE SITUATION.
10y. hoEnesy, Liout..aoy. Penn, and NIr. r.
H.: =, Aasr % held long private interview will.
6,p.m; During this interview courier Was
dispatched for Col. Brooke, U. s. a., who after
HoMo ti1no appearol aud Joined tho conference.
TUG result Of which Ia ~ follows.
doY' MoEnory agrccd to turn oyor tho State.
nouso property to Gen. Emory. The police will
Ihe City Goyernmont will remain ~ ,tow con-
atituted, 1t being in full force mud olllcionoy
and tho sato-Houso, State property, etc., will
DO turned over by Gov. Mcitnery this (Thura~
day) evening about or 7 o'clock.
1t IL not understood that tho city ia undor
martial laW, although under a military CON-
mRlder.
Tho lnat extraa published tlIia evening stated
Tint Oon. Brooke bad ,een appointed Military
Governor. Thls solution OF tlle problom aoon,ul
rapport proved untrue, no detnl.o action having
boon takou regarding tho future government of
tho Gt&to.
1ha report ah.s Gan. n4assts lss had han
, 1874-09-18

"Si M..ars tJtnn 4n,vr sa"s ,sI a1d n Los known.
eral leaders last evening to uubn,lt tits pronosi-
ton, Willie tho othor Fusonbts met aud re-
mniucd for Bome hours Ia consultation With tin
icct + IL Mn;orad that H.; Gu @ to same SUB
snt,,, aag 10 no.o'sa , tnas tals plan. peflaps
Ito The Assosfattd Fytss1
M'EsEnY PROTESTS.
NEw ~ VALEnNs; !. A.! aept' L.-dov: MoEnefy hold
nonatat;n, =. 'no @ so,sa wao aiter ionG
corsnata.lon anu o1sonason. de1erm!aod on tho
emboaylng the protest and romoustranoo aaainyt
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THE COUR rs.
A Mathematics Matrimonial
Misalliances-
Application for Alimony and ccansei's
Fees in the Divorce Suit ef Walter
W. Price. the Wealthy Brewer.
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
Sending Obscene Publications Through
the Mails The College OF the City OF
New York in Court-The Arm Of
the Law in an Armory Case.

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday. IN
the case OF the United States vs. David Carr VIII
ham Carr and John Dater before Judge Nathaniel
Shipman, the action was brought 10 recover the
sum or $500, which Collector o'Caaghan allowed
the defendants for leakage on some bonded wis
key. 1t is claimed that this sum II more Than the
rate OF one per cent per month the value OF the
whiskey. Counsel on behalf OF the government
maintained that, under the laws now In operauon
the Collector was not empowered 20 make an
allowance for shrinsage without consulting toe
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue. which the uoi'
hector did not do. Counsel for defendants main-
tained that the view OF the law advanced by the
government counsel was erroneous. The Judge
reserved his decision.
Yesterday Peter Rorke, Of Nine'yhrsi street.
Was held by Commissioner Davenport, IN default
OF $5, 900 bail. for examination on charge OF pass
ing fifty cent counterfeit currency.
In the United states District Court yesterday
two stills recrifying machinery and utensils OF q
aistillery in Kingston SAID TO belong 20 j. j.
Cooney were condemned by default on the ground
that they had been used for the purpose OF Illicit
dstillat1on.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LOHDON, Jan. 27-l2 80 p.
M-United states fve-twenty bonds, IsG7s, 1851 new
hves, 1925 New York Central, 95h Erie preferred, 49,
PARIS BoURsK-L0NDoN, Jan. 27-12 30 r. M.-Paris
dispatches quote rentes at 5S 22c P M.fentes, 68
zoe. 80 p. M-Rentes 81. l71zc. r. M-Rentes 5sf
12%c.
,L!vKRrooL CoTTor MAREEr:,LvERrooI, Jan. is 30
p MSaes the basis OF middling upiands nothing
low good ordinary. deliverable March and April 7d.
for speculation and export Sales on the basis OF
middilng upands n0tnhng below good ordinary, de-
able February and March at IS l6d do nothing below
or the sales to day 100 bales were American.
low mddlings, deliverable January at 13l6d. sales
on the basis of middng Orleans. nothing below good
ordinary, shipped December ana January, at SID.
TRADE MAyCsgsTER.-LIvERPOOL, Jan. ZIP. M
The market and fabrics at Manchester Is quiet
and unchanged.
LIvERroOL BREADsruFrs MARKEr-LrvERrooL, Jan. ~
p M-The market quiet Corn, As Cd. per quarter,
The receipts wheat for the three days have
1900 quarters including 1900 American.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvKRPooL, Jan. Il
8 p, M.-BacOn, 40s. Sd. per cwt. tor long clear
middles aud Ais for short clear middes. Lard As cd.
per cwt
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvEKPooL. Jan. ~
Evening Petroleum Pad f3d per gallon for refined
PETRoLEux MAsKEr.-LoNpoy, jan. 27-Eveuing.-Re.
per cwt inseed oil f2s S. f29 tun; spirits
pentine. 32s. Cd. per cwt
PETROLEUM MARKET-ANrwERP. Jan. N.-Petrole um,
fran for male
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
A Money Making Swain,

Before justice Ottcrbour9.
A verdant looking Individual. whose appearance
belied his nature, was arraigned and committed In
default Of $1,000 bail, on charge OF obtaining
money by false pretence from Ellen Walsh buxom
looking lass OF twenty summers, with the peach
color strongly developed on her cheeks. IL IL the
old, old story over again. During the genial
months OF August and september this poetic
individual, who gave his name at the
Police Court as Patrick J. Clancy, w0ocd
the affections oil Ellen and succeeded in making
himself most agreeable to her. lie proposed mar.
riage. and she, being willing. accepted the offer.
Time passed rapidly by, but Mr.. Clancy took ad.
vantage OF these stolen moments OF bliss 10 IN
gratiate himself into Ellen's pocketbook as well as
into ner affections. He succeeded In extracting
$50 from her hard earned money she being
perfectly satisfied that AT would be al right when
they were married." As soon he got all the money
from her that he could by soft talk and prospective
matrimonial comforts, ne disappeared, and these
summer nights festivals OF lager and love "were
no more.n Ellen, after discovering that she was
fooled determined on revenge, and had Mr..
Clancy arrested for obtaining money from her
under false pretences Sshe believing that he was
gong to marry her and loaning him the money
on these conditions). Miss Walsh lives at No. %
East Twenty fourth street where she occupies the
confidential position OF chambermaid.