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The Central Vermont RaIirOnd Or
der 10 station Agents.

The Central Vermont RaIirOnd Or
der 10 station Agents.
The following order, just issued to the
station agents of the Central road, in re-
ference to the delivery of Intoxicating
liquors, explains ITSELF
Complaints having been made to the Re
ccivers and Managers that station agents
are delivering intoxicating liquors in viola
ton of the statutes, special attention is
called to the following provisions of the
laws Of this State
chapter 81, Section A, Of the General Statutes.
III any railroad conductor, freight agent, ex-
pressm n. depot master, or other person In the
employment or, or In any manner connected
wlth'any railroad corporation, or any teamster,
stage-driyer, or common carrier OF any kind, or
any person protesting TO act as agent for any
other person protesting TO act as agent for any
other person or persons, whether within or
without this State, for any other individual OF
whatever calling, shall knowingly bring within
this state, for any person or persons excepting
authorized agents. any intoxicating liquor 10
be used or disposed OF for any other purpose
than those recognized as lawful by the laws OF
this state, or shall knowingly procure or trans,
knowingly aid, assist or abel In any manner
| whatever any other person or persons, in pro-
| curing or transporting Intoxicating liquor, ex-
cept Tor the purposes recognized as aforesaid,
such person or persons so Offending shall forfeit
and pay Into the treasury OF the state nne OF
| twenty dollars and cost OF prosecution on the
first conviction, and ON the second and every
| subsequent conviction nifty dollars and costs
| and be imprisoned IN the County jail not less
| than three nor more than ten months"
Act No. TO- ofthe Public Acts Of 1868
| SEC. l. III any railroad conductor. freight
| agent expressman, depot master, or other per
son In the employment OF, or In any way con
nected with any railroad corporation, or any
teamster, stage-driver, or common carrier Of
any kind, either In his own person or by al
agent, shall knowingly bring into or deliver
barrel, cask, Jug box, or other vessel capable
OF holding intoxicating liquors. unless said bar
rel or other vessel be legibly marked with the
name OF the person TO whom the article Is sent
or 70 be delivered, such person so offending
shall be punished by fac or not less thar
twenty-five dollars and costs OF prosecution, u
be paid into the treasury OF the state.
SIC. 2. This act shall take enect from Its pas
sage Approved Nov. 10, 1865
A strict compliance with the above mus
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The FARMERS WAR-EQuhL TAXATION
Observation-Disclosures or lIusBANDRY-A
series of letters published in the Rutland
Daily GLOBE, from the pen Of Hon. :. VI.
Dorr, of Rutland, and now collected and
published for general circulation, by order
of the Rutland Grange of the Patrons of
IIusbandry Eight dollars per thousand
one dollar per hundred Published by the
G,oNe Paper Company, Rutland
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DOWN. BE DISCOURAGED.

Suppose you have "tred fifty remedies" and
received no benefit, Is there, therefore, mo
balm In Giead?" Verify there is Your liver
may be Congested, your stomach haf paral-
wed your nerves qulverng, your muscles knot
ted with torture, your bowels CONSTRUCTED, your
lungs diseased, your blood full OF impurities
yet in one week after commencing a course Of
Dr. Walkers Vinegar Bitters yOuwill feel like
new creature. apr2sd%wIW
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WOODSTOCK RAILROAD. A large and en-
thusiastic railroad meeting was held in
Woodstock, VT, on the 21st, at which it
was resolved to proceed with the work Of
completing the Woodstock railroad and
to commence laying the track at White
River Junction, and go on as fast as the
funds realized from the bonds will allow.
1t is stated that SlsO,000 will complete the
road
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From New York
ARRIVED.
%,,. N... a,

ARRIVED.
NEW York, April 30
Steamships City of Brooklyn from Liv-
erpool, Washington from Brest, Glamorgan
and Australia from Glasgow.
ROBBERY.
i Bearisch was robbed of $1,000 while
riding on the rear platform Of Third
avenue car yesterday.
FIRE IN a PRINTING HOUSE.
John A Gray & Green's printing cstab-
lishment in Jacob street, was injured by
fire last night to the extent of $4,000.
HEAVY THEFT.
Oriental Paul has been arrested on a
charge of stealing $50, 900 worth of bonds
from his uncle. Harvey Paul. The bonds
were recovered
THAT SUIT FOR LOBBY SERVICES.
The suit Of Shaw vs.. Babcocl;, for com
pensation alleged to be due on the contract
for advocating the city contractors claims
before the committee in Albany, has ter
minated in disagreement of the jury.
PROBABLE BURNING OF THREE PERSONS.
An attempt was made this morning to
burn row Of forty tcnements nearly ready
for occupancy, at Laurel Hill, Long
Island. -Four Of the houses were burned
before the flames were cxtinguished. Two
liremen and child are missing, and search
is being made among the ruins for their
bodies.
COMMITTED.
John c. oven, who shot Policeman Gid
ney Saturday night, has been committed
to the tombs and await trial for murder.
CONVICTED.
Gustaye Goethe was to-day convicted of
bigamy, and sentenced to five years in
states prison. When passing his first wife
he struck her in the face.
A FIENDlsH MURDER.
Ernest Moller, keeper of Greenwich
street intelligence office, Yesterday, on
slight provocation, cholied. pounded and
kicked to death Henry Mohcr, his man-of-
al-work. Three witnesses looked on,
speechless with terror. The murderer was
arrested
THAT SENSATIONAL SUICIDE.
The reporter who was invited down to
Staten Island Monday night by Obadiah
Bovine, to witness his suicide, publishes q
remarkable three column stoiy, including
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FOR MOTH PATCHES. FRECKLES

AND TAN ask your Druggist for Perry's Moth
and Freckle Lotion, which Is harmless and IN
every case infallible. Or for his Improved Co
medone and Plmple Remedy, the great Skin
Medicine for Pimples, Black Heads or Flesh
worms. Or consult u. c. PERRY, the noted
skin Doctor, ~ Bond street, New York.
april l0leod, won.
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and other employees of this company will
held accountable for any violation of said
provisions. ......
j. w. HOBART, Gen. Sup't
st. Adams, VT, April 81, 1874
Markets.
ST. AIBANs.


The market at St Adams on Tuesday
was firm, with an advance in prices OF the
better grades. We quote. Common to
fair, 30a32c medium to good, 3ia35c !.
choice, 36a3ic selections, SEC.
NEW HAVEN.
On Tuesday at the New Haven market
butter sold at 30a34c; selections, Soc eggs
1G cents per dozen; maple sugar, 10allc
per pound hay, Sl2aS13 per ton.
Among the shipments from New Haven
Station for the week ending April %. were
1G5 tubs (7030 pounds butter 1,0j5
pounds maple sugar 1890 pounds wool ;
200 doxen eggs car of lumber; car of
hay.
Some IL inches of snow fell at New
Haven on Sunday April 90. JACK.
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TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS.

A. .,z. A. O.. ..;, 49, A. -
VII '"o'ioh' 'ho iiis' "'ucio /" NV warn
ing, providing for the reading OF the re-
ports of the several town officers for the
nos, war yvoe d;snercod with
pm ~,
Inc hcAt arlicie was Ill regard 10 the
purchase oil new truck Tor the use OF the
HOOK " Ladder company, and, on motion
OF W oramtoh' Inc matter was leit III
charge OF the CHEF engineer to purchase or
not as he thought best
The following were then submitted to
the meeting, as an amendment to the stand
ing ordinances OF the city;
1t is hereby ordained by the village OF Rut-
Srcrf 10, Wereaftor ma team owned
kent. or IN charge of the SUPERINTENDENT Of
streets and sidewalks, or owned; kept, or
u, ohaso u, am d' ,p';rn d w. sa on"en
puinitv or affinity, and no team in which
said superintendent or any such relative
shall have any pecuniary interest snail be
enPloycS' uppn N.Y., inu e'ioo'' vi ''n'' p''''"
SIC . The SUPERINTENDENT of streets
shall cause to be published in the daily pa.
pers OF Rutland, on the ilrst Monday OF
TENS " of his account s os s"ch snnerinendcn,
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TEMPERANCE MEETING, "A meeting of
the temperance women of Rutland will be
held in the yestry of the Baptist church
this Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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TRENTON, April 20.
The New Jersey Southern railroad is
turned over to the representatives of mort
ragc, and bv order Cf the chai cellor, the
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VILLAGE MEETING
Election OF OFFICERS.


tlemen to take charge of the different bal
lot boxes during the voting Ward One,
Jacob Edgerton Ward Two, Geo L Law
renee Ward Three, Henry Clark Ward
Four, Loren Atwood Ward Five, n S
Stcarns Ward Six, James o Merrill :;
Ward Seven, S Holcomb. Water Com
missioner box, George Willis.
Voting was then commenced and the
boxes kept open until five o'clock
The result of the balloting showed the
election OF The citizens ticket, nominated
the evening before, with but one or two
exceptions.
The following is a lis! of the
OFFICERS Elected.
MODERATOR.
Martin G. Eyerts.
CLERK,
George r. Bottum.
TREASURER,
Walter C Landon.
COLLECTOR,
George Willis.
AUDITOR,
Harvey Kingsley
JUDGE OF MUNICIPAL COURT.
Martin G. Evers.
WATER COMMISSIONER.
Lyman L. Roys.
CHIEF ENGINEER FIRE DEPT.
Walter c. Landon.
FIRST ASST ENGINEER,
James c. Dunn
SECOND ASST ENGINEER.
George W. billiard.
TRUSTEES.
Ward one William b Thrall.
Ward two-J c Thornton
Ward three-No choice
Ward four-N + Page.
Ward five-John w Cramton
Ward six-Leyi G Kingsley.
Ward scven-James Levins
The following is the resul. of the ballot
ing, showing the number of votes cast for
each candidate
For Moderator-Nlartin G. Evarts, 345.
For clerk-Geo II Bottum, 34G.
For Treasurer-W G Landon, BAT.
For collector-Geo Willis. 341.
For audtor-II Kingsley, 3i1,
For water commissioner f Roys. 25J;
John Q Ryan, 1856 II l. Nerdcr, /.
For Judge of Municipal Court--M G
Everts, 343
For Chief Engneer-W G Lanion, 34S
For LIST: Assistant Engineer c Dunn,
BAG.
For I'd Assistant Engincer-G w Hill
lard, 34S.
*NoTE. IF the present incumbent, A II
futile, is eligible he will hold over. A
question of his eligibility has arisen, he
having been appointed postmaster.
VOTE FOR TRUSTEES
Ward One--W b Thrall, SO; S Tefrill
10.
Ward Two c Thornton. 46 l. f
Roys, 4 ] NJ Otis, ?; L \ Morse, l.
Ward Three-Thomas j Lyon. 20; II c
futile, 20; J Q Ryan, lG.
Ward Four-N F Page "a; Geo Rich
ardson. 90 f G Lewis, /.
Ward Five-J w Cramton. n: w G
Veazey, 10: .Jshn Wardwel, | Ii o Ed
son, /.
Ward ski G Kingsley, 104; III W
Nye, Q; c F Adams, 2; A c Bates. > J
Mcintyre, /.
Ward seven-Jamcs Levins, 50 ID c
Pierce, 81 l. l. Whitcomb, B G Girls
void, /.
Three of the trustees, Messrs N + Pare
J w Cramton nd.James Levins, were re
elected, while A II futile probably holds
over on account of tie vote in Ward
Three.
As will he seen Il very good attendance
of voters was had, considering the severity
of the Storm the check lists showing tn,
following number of names respectively
Ward one, 93; Ward two, 1916 Ware
three, rs Ward four, 1872 Ward five
2O4; Ward six, 213; Ward seven, 2SG
while the number of votes cast in each fo
trustees was as follows: 1st ward, 80 q
ward, So 3D. ward, Sc 4th ward, 81
9th ward, "a 9th ward, III 18th ward
| 1906.
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BY the Cable.
Is! IIV VHDIP.
MOVEMENTS ny THE REPUBLICAN FORCES
BAYoNNE, Al ril 90.

MOVEMENTS ny THE REPUBLICAN FORCES.
BAYoNNE, Al ril 80.
The latest from the seat of war this
morning, states that General Concha, with
20, 900 men, has moved from the sea coast
in the direction of Namaseda twenty-five
miles southwest Of Bllboa, to strike the
Carlists in the rear. Marshal Senano, with
an equal force, is to make simultaneous
attack on the insurgents from the front.
The Carists are reported strongly in
trenched.
FLOOD IL THE TIGls.
CoNsTANTINupLE April %.
BY flood at Dagdad, in consequence of
the overflow of the Tigris, several persons
were drowned
SPANISH FALsEnooD CORRECTED
LONDON, April %.
Dispatches from Bayonne deny that Port
ugalc,tc ard san Tuelco ale evacuated by
the Carlisis.
MAILS SAFE.
| The mails of the steamship Amerque
have arrived damaged by water. They
were found in an abandoned boat, picked
up in latitude forty-seyen degrees north
/ longitude seven DEGREES west by the bark
/ Assyria, which arrived at Hayrc on the
I 27th from New Orleans.
STEAMSHIP COMPETITION.
The conference of the owners and agents
of steamships which ply between Liver
pool and New York, in session in the for
mer city, will end Friday next. 1t is re-
ported that the close Of the conference will
be the signal for a system of rigorous COM
petition between various lines, and that
freight ana passenger rates will be reduced,
FARMERS AND LABoRRRs.
A meeting of farmers was held at New
market yesterday to consider the present
difficulties with the agricultural labo;ers,
Among the speeches delivered was one by
a Mr.. Wood, native of England, hut now
Il resident of Ohio, who offered to bring
from that state any number of persons who
were willing to work tor fourteen shllings
a week in place of the laborers now locked
! ont.
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pENNlsoN's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.

over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint of loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. Sold by Printers and Stat1oners
Everywhere
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
june23dSwtf Wholesale Agents.
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4. d. OF g.. n.

The following are the officers elect of
Rutland lodge, No rs, for the ensuing
quarter
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HNAGS.-We sell Dennson's Tags to
l. Printers and Stationers AZ Dennson's
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HNAGS.-We offer Dennison's Merchan-
l. disc and Shipping Tags TO stationers and
Printers at Dennlson's lowest prices. Send Va
an order and satisfy yourselves.
GLOBE PAPER 90
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DER PROM rHE SEVERAL STATES,


Number OF cars over the different roads-ROs-
ton and Lowell Il, Fltchburg 29,lotal 30.
Prices OF market Beef-A few choice 80 50Oia -
extra ss !0a9 90; nrst quality & 0,as 90; sec
ond quality $6OO@I 90; third quality 90 O0@5 10
Prices OF store cattle--NOrking oxen u pair,
from stCO $3.50, sll5@25O.
Milch cows and calves from Sioa 60: extra c.
ag2; FarrOw cows s25a 49,
learlings Sl0@ls two years Old s20e3O; three
years old ia2@45.
Prices OF sheep and lamhs--in lots, "a on,
s. 1888 01ih 80 each; extra 20 0DS s5 q head, oi
irom Ga9c q Ii. a few fancy nocRs It o.
"a lOc q n.
Prices OF hides, tallOw and skins Brie hton
hides Ik@Sc q ID; country hides 5Ci1lsc q n,
Brighton tallow &c d ID; country tallow lNc
q N.
Pelts q sO@s 30 each. Calf skins lgA ala 9Th.
Dairy skins Zoe each.
REMARKS.
Cattlo-Receipts OF Northern catte 2i7 head
against l5l last week. Cattle offered comprise
n few oxen, steers, hcifers and stays, With
quite u number OF mitch cows. beer cattle
from this section are now held back (haNing
been fed light through the winter TO give them
a touch OF spring grass and early outdoor feed
and Will, In all probability get of by the latter
part OF June. The condition OF the market to-
lay Is very much the same as last week The
stock being light AT this market, butchers are
of necessity drawn TO Brighton, which we are
told is Hooded with cattle. Last weeks prices
were hG higher than present prices VIII admit.
HASTINGS Campbell a co. sold stays, averaged
live 1850 lbs a 30 at live weight II. DOW sold Il
OK at s1Sc q 10, ID, W dress 900 lbs o. T.. Taylor
sold helfers, to dress BOO lbs, at Sc y 10, ID. W
q. W BrOwnell sOldf9 COWS, TO dress Goo lbs
each, at s. u N. u. W., or $40 the lot. Sales OF
milch cows as follows: | II. sargent, Dur1
cam COW with calf at ss5 cows and calves at|
] - oh IA 20 - -
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M u S G A Il G II A = Il S
WI at B,W MARSIIALLS
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wsTErTOWN UNION LIVE STOCK
MARKET
For the week ending April -. ts7

AMOUNT or LIVE STOCK ArAsuKEr,
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SPANISH FALsEnooD CORRECTED.
LONDON, April %.
Dispatches from Bayonne deny that Port
ugalcttc ard san Tuelco ale evacuated by
the Carlisis.
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New York Market.

New YORK, October IG.-Cotton-
Quiet; middling uplands l5lc. Flour
In buyers favor and in moderate de-.
mnnd; supcrflnc western and state 81 20
IA 80; common. "a good extra ~ s5G)
4 %; good TO choice IS 30N15 10; white
wheat extra $5 90; extra Ohio and -.
Louis So l0(d,s 50. Rye Flour-Un-
changed Corn Mcal-Dull western;
81 8oG5 90 Wheat-I@2c lbwcr with
moderate inquiry; No. 3 spring 81 0l9
! O4I; No. 2 Chicago 81 05di 06; No. =
Northwestern spring 81 I46l ~; ur-
graded Iowa and Minnesota spring 81 or
al 9si No. I spring t1il7C1 ~; winter
red western 81 l2(d1 90; amber do 81 10
al 90; white do 81 25t71 81. Rye
Dull mt 97cdysl or. Barley-Dviil ard
lower Malt-Dull and dropping. Corn
Irregular and unsettled; opened lower,
and closed more active and frmcr; r..
ccipts $4,000 bushels; mixed western ~
G9lc; yellow western 0lIc. Oats
Heavy unsettled and lower; receipts 81
600 bushels; mixed western ob6GOc;
white do G0d63c. Hay-UnGhangcd.
Hops-Unchangcd. Coifcc-Quict and
unchanged. Sngar-Dull and scarcely
50 firm at s!@Sic. Molas'es-Morc nc.
tive; Porto Rico 43c. Rice-Quict and
unchanged Potrolcum-firmer; crude
SIC bid; held at jsc; refined l2lc. Rosin
Dull; strained 1T s2 10. Turpcn,inr--
GO. Eggs-Unchansed. Cut Meats
Steady; middlcs quiet. Butter-rn-
changed Cheese-Pirm. whisky
Dover nj 81 o..
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGo, October lG.--FLour-<luieL
and unchanged. Wbeat--Rjl and prizes
a shade lower and unsettled; No. lspriDg
Chicago 93c; No. z sc cash or seller ~
tober; SsitgSstc seller November; No. 3
sllfJSiic; rejected S0taDln. ICan,-
Dali AID market unsettled; No. 2 IsiIed
72ic cash; 72.c seller Octobcri G9ic seller
NWcuberi G7c seller nil year. osis--lh
fair demand at lower rates; No. 246tc
casb; 4Gc seller October; 45c seller No
yen,brr; rrjested I5ity42c. l!ye-oHIy
limjt"l jobblB. deu,and;a No. ! h2ltaj
5fc BsrIGy--Steady and 10 moderate
demand; No. z at 81 OII69i o. sasb,. .e-
cording ~ locations 81 OH seller Soyein-
bgr; No. 3 S2e. Pork-bill ana prizes
dropping al sI9 09ssller Detohcri tI = ~
seller scar. Lard--Mafkct steady with
a nJderate demand nj lIle seller year.
Bulk Mea:s-DiIi and priccs nominal.
0n the Opsning u The board iD the amer.
DOOH Wbest eIssei iirIocr sd S3sc seibcr
October; ssss sellsr November. Corn
-r-T2ic telisr October; G9Gt sgte Sller all
year. OHts---Pirmer at 464 seller October.
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Al length the Democracy Of the First
Cororessional District of West Virginia
c,o shake hands and unite in con-
.,-,tula,inn with the brethren
,r the Second and Third.
The latest returns ensure Colonel BEN
WILSON'S election. What his majority
will b. cannot vet be determined, but
i is sufficient to send him to Congress.
This is victory of which the gallant
Spartan band may well be proud. They
had to tight against heavy obstacles. The
Radicals had placed their political life
upon the hazard of die, and, with
natural desperation. no stone WAS left I'M
turned to ensure success. Money was
spent without stint; the "colored troops"
piled up such vote rs even to
excite suspicion. General NATHAN GoFF,
Jr. here in Wheeling had two Radical
papers giving him hearty support; yet,
in spite of all, the principles Of right
were too strongly implanted in the
breasts of our voters, and the battle il
won. All hail the gallant Democracy Of
West Virginia! They are once more
united, and, We trust, bound together
with n ring of steel which can never
scain be broken. Now the State can
held up her head. For Che first time
since the war she will present full
representative Democratic delegation to
,hr L. $. Congress and Senate.
TIL" victory to which she has always
been entitled, is secured, and, with an in
creased representation in the next House
Of Representatives, Beast BUTLER and
his unscrupulous crew, will no longer be
able to turn out her true choices, and seat
others at will Again We say all hail
thr gallant Democracy of West Virginia!
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Here's Your Democratic Pres.
Ident for 1916.
Democratic Majority From
$1,000 to 10000. -,
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Rev. Henry G. Montgomery, ID. d.,
Rector of the Church of the Incarnation
and formerly of Philadelphia, dropped
dead at his residence in New York this
morning.
A letter from Havana, dated October
lst.. SAYS there is n report of deIalcation
t, the amount of a 900 in the Havana
Custom House. a
A stare containing four men went
overheard al the Astoria ferry, New
York, yesterday evening. The men and
five horses were drowned.
Vice President Wilson arrive at Chi
cago from Springfield yesterday, and left
Immediately for home by way Of New
York.
The report that NJ. Thirrs had been
captured by Italian hrigands is false.
II. Emanuel Il Co., Of Montreal, the
largest importers Of cigars IN the Do
ninion. have suspended. Their liabilities
are 100000.
The trial of Rev. A. Goodwin, of the
VI. +. Church Of indianapolis, for heresy,
has been set for the 22d inst, ut Meridian
Street Church, Rev. DR.. Naylcr to pre-
side.
c. p. McarS has been appointed Inter
nal Revenue Gauger for Kansas and w.
II. Cadenz, tax keeper for the Fifth dis
trct Of Tennessee.
Captain Symonds of the ship Kings
bridge, which sunk in the English chan-
mel after coming in collision with the
ship Candabar with his wife and daught-
rr we're drowned. They were Ameri-
cans.
The government Of New South Wales
has hoisted the British flag on FiR soil.
A London dispatch SAYS the steamers
engaged in laying the direct cable have
all coalcd, and wait onl " for repairs To
the Faruday, which will soon be conf
pletcd.
In the game of base ball played at
Philadelphia yesterday, the score stood
Bostons ). Athletics !.
Harrison Ludington, Mayor of Mil
waukcc, has accepted call, signed
without respect to party, to run for Con-
grcss in the Fourth district. The Rc-
publcans will make no nomination.
The Society of the Plymouth Congrs-
cational Church, of Milwaukee, ycstcr-
day evening refused, by vote of II 70 3,
to accept the resignation Of Rev. j. l..
Dudley.
A large attendance is anticipated at
the reunion of the Society Of the Army
of the James on the I'd inst. General b.
F. Butler is orator and Dr.J. &. Holland
Timothy TitcOmb," the poet.
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Cincinnata Market.

CfscisNlri, Octob~r I5y--tstton--
Quies and nnchsnyed a 1ikal3ic.
Plour-Market .teady with a rnoderB,e
demand. Whest- DuH bat unchanged; !;
ned 81 Goa l. o.; white VI l6tgi 10. Corn
Demand fair and market firm; old 20
G,73: new &c. Oat-DpIla and price. de-
clined nj OUS5sc. Rye-Strsdy and IN
moderate demand At DC. Bafssy.-Dull
bat unchanged. Lnsesd Oil--Matket
steady and N modsrste demand st Sc.
Lard OiI-Market steady and unchanged.
Rggs--In fair demand a. 70(a2ic. But
,er--Market steady. cbeess--Denand
fair at I5talec. Pork Nominal Lard
-Marke, steady and in moderate de-
msnd; summer f3c. Bulk NeaS-High-
er grades advanced Bsecn--Quist and
weak; shoulders 7lc; clear yib sides lStc;
clear sides scarce at 1flgf3ic. Whisky
Firm; all offerings sold at S7e. anm-