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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-23
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: anaf10 o. Ste1rnS County, MINI
DyB. SHARIE, Attorney for Mortpsree.
Dated, December I, 1916. d.c2.7v
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-10
$taot Dubuqne.
An Die Msentcn Der Gazette"

Bir m0dten biejenisen %unierer Isentsn
criuden, bic nod @elOer pom uns in ben
.Sdnben baben, uns bieieIben mO9li9it
bulb susuienoen. Oa mir alien @bonnen'
ten, be iiber Elm Sabr unb Gin balb rild'
ftdnbis fino, &e9nunsen %Suienben, 10
m6dte es ii6 t~reiien, baB mir BEN ge'
fern 9eIb abforbern. wabrenh
iie In 50 irfIi9feit ni9ts d III:
BEN, 90 lie benz asenten beSabl:
ten. @ir poleu bies no mOsli6 per:
binbsrn. Die Ge9nunsen fir Die Gif'
ifGnSisen i'm Staate Minnsiota iino leete
ISOLDE srpebirt worben uno 10 i6nel es
fbunlid lit, ienben mir AUDI bic Ge6nun9er
Der Riidifdnbe III ben anbern Staaten.
Die Nsenten fOnnen auf SerIansen unt
su iebrr 3eit 9iiten ser Monnenteu erbal:
ten, Die ben Stanb Oer Ge6nuns eines
ieben 9eierS %ertennen laiien. Sor Nouem'
Der rpsrben mir ieoem asenten cine iOl6(
Siitr SuG Collection Sulteuen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-10
@aruuuS.

Yin Snoiuiourm, peI6es ii6 iIr cinen
ghiliondr aussibt Hno pom bo6wlrois,
altrn Yii4oic bon slltou 6acultdtsn gu baben
uorgibt, treibt ii3 in Bieiissr Gsseno Der,
aEz. Serielbe bat am leeten Sonntase in
sinem SectiOns' {oauie an Der indianapolis
llnb ct. SOuis Giienbobn in Neuport, cine
Mfeile noroli6 uOn &enice, SQinois, Nieie
selrien. Sim iOlsenoen Sage periu6ts er
Sahflbe in Senice, wuroe aber burd bas
Gini9reiten uOn !Serrn Soisp6 6rOblu ba.
ran gebinoert. (Derr 6r6blp telegrup6irtc
mn ben llnterSeidneten, sod ais i6 unfam,
lpar Der TfeuOOprteiter p~erSuitet. Serielbe
ioa Elm Ntanu uor mittc!9roBer Statur
lein, nit idpurSsm Geint, ni6t seraOe alt,
nber bod NIT etiuaS ersrautem Caare. Gr
fabrt aaeS gum Neieleisn 9iDtbi9e nit lid
Die @nSabe, pom BO9wirOi9iten Sii6oie
Don aIton Sacultdten III beiipen lit iuli6,
nnS i'm auitruSs OeS bo6wiiroisiteu Serrn
ruerSsn aue, 4Srieiter unO gaien, DOT pieien,
S9winSIer 9swurnt.
Gbr. S0ni9, Yiauer.
SitsSt. ScuiS, 4. ausuit, 1875.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-10
Sir gcriammluna Der Wtitslie6er Be,

DIR S~cr1anlMlll1g Der Wtlf9lteoer Der
ct. Marien:@ smeinoe, Die Sonntag mad
Dem So9ante I'M S9ulbauie abssbalten
-luurbe, mar eire siemli3 beiu9ts. Gs
mnrbe beidlOiien, OaB Die Collector aufbO:
rem, unO an 6eren Stele gum llnterbult
Der 8ir6en unS S6ulen &C. uno 9lbbeSab:
lung Der S3ulSen einen reselmdBisen idbr:
li9rn Seitras, mad zines ieben GermOsen,
ON Die Steue treten gu laiien. Sas Mi:
1irnum bicies Seitrass wuroe auf $500
ieifseiteat uno bte Seitrdse 3!ei6 in BIZ
~apfliesenoen Yfarrliiten ein9etrusen. I'm
bic Siiten, in Oenen bic Seitrdse persei9net
luerben, gu completireu, wurbe ferner Be:
i9lolien bieielben pier 9So9en lang auilie:
gen gu iaIen un0 cS piro beionSerS oaraui
nufmertlam gema6t, baB bic GinSei6nuno
besSeitra9es ieoenS% onnta9 i'm srOBenS aale
hes S6ulbuuieS cine Stunbe pot uno mad
benz 6o6amte gei9eben tunn. Sinb Die uier
Wo6en perflolien miro cine ueue Ser.
iiammlun9 b%eruien, nm meitere S@ritte 81
peranlaiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-10
Der ,,Nuroferu" pom Ga GruIie niinm

Der ,,NuroIcru'' uon Ga GrpIle nirnmt
bic @stte nidt an ct idreibt:
llnier College pen BET rsursmburser
@asette" slaubt ni9t, bab Der Yapit ben
&atbolifen beuiaist babe, bab lie iid BEN
Granger Gerbinbunsen anidIieben biirfs
ten, uno CT bietet uns in rIiberala" @eiie
cine Wette I'm elm Announcement an, taB
Der Eapit bieie Seuilisuns ni6t ertbeilt
babe. Die @ette fonnen mir ~pprldnfis
ni6t auinehmen, ba uns Der Sepeis nidt
sur @erfisuns itebt. @ir baber Die HOs
tis einer t%elesrupbii9en 0spelde entnoms
men unb uernutbeten, baB etwas Wabres
baran ieiu modte, neil i6on poriges Sabr
bic &ebe bapon mar, Die 6rase BEN 8apite
CUR Gnti3eiouns porsulesen. ySsnn nun
aber Der r@a,ette:W tann", Der init ben
pdpitliden Nniidten better befanrt lit ais
mir, on Der @abrbeit s~meiielt, 10 fOnnen
mir bod unmDsli6 bafiir eintrettn, benn
mir baben feline llriude, Dem II. Nater
mebr Ginii6t unb 0ibsralitdt sualtraucn,
ais Die u@asctte"-miiien alio bflc yIibe'
rale" &ette uorlduii9 ablebnen.
Der y9lorSitern" iisbt nidt ein, baB Die
vOepei9e" Elm G%ampasnemitteI abssben
isu. Die fatbolii6e Stride uer6ictet ale
,%scbeimcn" @eieai9often, mag ihr 3ped
iein, wel6sn c, poQe. Sci ibr beiIist be,
3pet bas Mittel nidt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-10
8rraauseuen Gamma truoen mir Sic

Srrsansrnrn Sami tug trusen mir bic
lterbli6en llcberrelte zines ~unicrer beiter
Mdnner II. Yiirser, SEER Soiepb Sibubi, 81
Srabe. Serielbe Iesnete buS j3sitli6e nad)
l6merSli6er, Ianglpieri9er &runtbeit per,
ganssnem 9Onnerita9 Na6nlittag, ueriebell
nit allen Sdtramenten Ser Stride, i'm alter
o 63 Sabrcn 4 Monateu uno 10 Sa9en.
SEER SiduOi, Ell SdweiSsr pom geburt II.
Elm alter 9lniieOler Su6uqueS, mar i'm nab
rem Sinne bes 8ortes, Elm e6tsr Mann,
Gin gutter aatbuIif, GigeniGuftcn, Die Der
bO9w. Safer Souter in ieiner gei6erreOs
mad 0ebI1r beruOrbpb, geebrt unO scs
a6tet Don alien, Die i'm fanntsn. Oils Gb,
reumitslieo OeS 4iusuereiues CAB linn 6ieIe
8eleai9aft baS lette Gelcit uno Ser.
1uanotc unb Sefaunte i6lOiicn li6 in lon,
gen Reiben trauerno all. Der Geritorbene
binterldbt cine trauernoe Gjattin un0 flint
meiit jebO6 i6On erwa6iene &inOsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-10
Ghicago Warftberiht.

5eltsrapb.) gus. z. 1875
Meb l-s4.5O bis 5.75.
@eiSen.-Sl.26 bis 1888.
u dtorn.- ~ Gts.
Safer 5s bis 81 GtS.
Vutter-l4 bis % Gt5.
Gter-l4 bis l49 Gts.
M9isfp-$l.lsR.
&inbpieb-S3.0 90 bis 6.75.
g 6weine-$7.6 so bis 500.
g 6weinefleii 6-S2l.40.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-10
0cID pbuc Sricf.

auS GbicasO bat uns Elm ~Slbunnent @elO
s~useianbt, ubne iebo3 einen Srief beisufie
gen. @ir fOnnen auf Die grt feinen Gres
bit seben, Oa mir ni6t wiilen, uun mem
bas Sel0 herriihrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-10
New=Yorf MarftberiGt.

Wsr 5elesrafb. Mus. Z. 1875.
90 ebl-s4.5O bis 5.25.
Neisen- Chicago $l.3s bis l.39.
Milmaufee SLAP bis 1.43.
Safcr-65 bis IS 6tS.
@eli 9forn-9emiiGt U eitl. SO bis
SO Gts.
S9weineHei i6.-s2l.6O
@olo in Nen Yorf $1.l35.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-10

Aud Der siOrn ipenoet iein So6, wie
aus Dem Sriei Oeo 0errn Samss Sunni;
cult gu erieben III; sd fam fem Ntittel
finben, wel9eS baIb 10 GUT lit uno Oieiel6e
!3uiricoenbeit 9i6t, wie Or. Nuguit & 3,
nig'S hamburger Sropfeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-10

sattcrirn mo @lidsipirlc MAIDEN ii6
ga Den Straben SubuQues wieber brett.
limb bic FoIiSei IdBt Die Spicler rubio ae.
iuabren. Sat lie fem Mittel DEM llnfua
aein @noe III MAIDEN?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-10
MilnQufee MarftbfriGt.

Stlegrapb.) Ing. Z. 1875
@eiSen-Milpuufe sl,3o.
0ofer-55 6ts.
@eli6torn-7l GtS.
@erte-5l.l2.
Jtoggeu-s3 Gt9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-10
ct. Souls MarttberiGt.

SeIesrapt.) Aug. I. 1875
@eisen-rutber, 0inter sl.5l.
Weli9forn-72 Gts.
6afer-49 StS.
S6weinefleii d. 1925.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-10

@an iGabt bic 3abl Der 6rem6en, Die
BUR O'GOnneIsS eier mad Dubuque tumen,
auf p~enisitsns 5 bis 5000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-10
= @o9entli9e 8risFiIte.
Tubuaus, cen 9. Nusut 1875.

Cedcr u. Jdscr'e Tfsrb.-yeitfaa &C.
s%snuber hem Mtbsnaum III nit elmer Auswabl
pprtrsf1itu autitsn, Sussiss, &C., ionic Der
bsltsn plerrs perlsben. User cine Spasisrfabri
MAIDEN mill. ipats bort ieine Srper bintsrIaIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-10

Der Gtaats Genius Snaro bat Die 9lb:
iddbuns Oes ltcuerburen GisentbumS in
Dubuque So. nm 80 Yro;ent erbSbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-10
2leue An5eigen.
S6n6ntaGr gefn6t!

Serr Ne. 8ancr in 9snars, glrncutb Co., Spra. iu&t
etnen auten StutmaGerBeicQcn. Der ate Sprten Grteit ma
dtn lam I'm ndtere Iustunit rsRee man I'D az Serrn
as. Aatrr, SeRars glomcutr &C., Sierra, isbt cher an bic
Seedene on Ger @aiette, se i'm Stdnee 1T nahers austuRft ~
9sper. Y1-t.a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-10
0cbt III W. 8lnmcmaucr's Srauerei'

ma6t ibr elm SpaSiersan9. Seines Sier
unb Elm Stiif edten gmmentbaIer Sdies 1T
bort INNER gu bqben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-10

Mibton itOrte bas idOne 6eit, bas nod
LANCE in Der Grrinneruns Der Burger Sus
buaues bleiben wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-10

Ser abscidaBte Steuerbetru5 in ben
% srSBten StGbten SOwa's ii Der fols
npuSe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-10
Giienbabu Sifcts

SOL nj d t E Il,
8~aufbrisfs. Sspsttstsn. nsbt aIsa r~ifSislsn 2ssumtatsr
Werter aufs pinttlihte btirrst. "a
Office: Ode rem @lain uns 5. Giraffe,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-11-17
The Small Boy.

He was ten years old. He had red
nose, tears in his eyes, ragged clothes,
and he was awful sorry.
1T makes "A shiver run up and down
my back when | think of this boy
standing on street-corner and cali
ing pedestrians names" said His
Honor gravely.
1T was in fun :" walled the lad.
"Hhiuk of his calling men old bald
healed and the like of that!r
Jim put me up to it!'
II don't want TO saw him in two,
and IT'S too late now to use him for
fish-hait, but this boy needs reform
ing"
nm reform-l'll reform ~ called
the lad.
II don't want 10 send him to prison,
and yet | fear he will turn out bad
boy"
TRY me-try me-I'll never call
names no more !" sobbed the boy.
His Honor left his chair, walked
down to the boy, and putting a hand
on his head he solemnly said:
"Bub, bald-headed man isn't to
blame for it. He'd have hair there il
he could | am bald, and Bijah is
bald, but we always pay one hundred
cents gu the dollar and never dead
beat street car. You may go home,
but if you come again | shall know
that you want to turn out Dick Tur-
pin, and / shall deal with you accord
ingly. detroit Free Press.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-11-17
From New Market.
NEW MARKET, TENN,

NEW MARKET, Tenn,
November IL, 1875,
To the Editors of the Chronicle:
Believing that an item or two from
this place would be welcomed, we
dot" as follows:
A very interesting meeting has been
in progress at the Presbyterian Church
since the adjournment of the Synod
last Saturday, conducted by the local
preacher, Rev. l.. r. Jones, assisted
by Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald. Mr.. Nc
Donnald's sermons elected comment
and interest by all who heard him.
There is some excitement over the
hog market now. We can hear of
farmers who claim to have been offered
as high rs 81 cents gross, but have
never vet been able to find the dealer
who made such extravagant offers,
and we fear that it is a "false alarm. )"
Several hundred head have been sold
and shipped out of Rocky Valley at 6
cents. This, we consider, pretty fair
price. However, We are willing, and
would be glad To see the farmers real
ize the highest figures quoted, for
when they have plenty of money, we
all nave sumo.
The marriage market has been right
brisk in this neighborhoOd this fall,
TOO. Two upper county gentlemen,
one from Greene and the other from
Washington, have made successful
raids on two households in the vicin-
ity of New Market, recently, returning
with their rich trophies. followed by
the good wishes of all who were best
acquainted with them.
some person or persons whose souls
have evidently long withered in mean
ness, entered the NJ. +. Church burial
grounds, few nights ago and tore
down and put in piles, all the tomb
stones, except three or four large ones,
which were cemented in the base rocks
Although we regret to publish to the
world that we have such mean, low
down, unprincipled and heathenish
characters in our community, we do
so, the public welfare requiring it. For
what il there that men will not do,
who will, in the dead hours OF night,
enter the sacred walls of graveyard,
and mutilate and deface the harmless
slabs that mark the last resting place
of long ago departed citizens, erected
by the hand of a father, a husband, or
a son. House burning, theft, robbery,
nay, murder itself, in its most horrible
form is scarcely its equivalent. As yet
no clue has been discovered pointing
20 the perpetrators, but we earnestly
nope that lime will tell, and that they
will be punished to the fullest extent
Of the law. A." WOODS"
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-11-17
American Manufactures.

The exports Of American manufac.
lures are increasing. Boston, we read,
is constantly sending Off various guam
titles of cation fabrics to England,
Chinn, Africa, South America, the
British provinces, &c Even to Man
chester have Orchard brown cottons
Just been sent. Our goods are also be-
Ing sent from New York 10 England,
and the Manchester Examiner, Of De-
tober 3d. says of them:
1.-THE cloth is medium that is, a
cloth ranking in weight between Il
shifting and domestic. II is of re.
markable purity, neatness and lustre,
and as regards price we can only say
that the agents for its sale report that
it finds market here with increasing
favor, and that there is no appearance
of the importation ceasing at present.
So far as the New York Bulletin is
able to ascertain, the quantity of cot>
ton goods exported within the last
month is close upon 10000 packages,
and the bulk has gone to markets in
which we have always had more or
less foothold, but the remarkable fea-
ture about the shipments is their I'M
usually large amount.
In this connection 1t NAV he mem
toned that at recent meeting of the
Bradford England Chamber of Com
merce the announcement was made
that merchant of that place was in
the habit OF buying American cotton
goods, and that they were cheaper
than those Ianufscture1in Lancashire,
and this was accompanied by the
ominous statement that it was not an
isolated instance, but a growing prac-
tice. Mr.. Garnet, who gave the in
formation, stated that his friend had
told him that the American cottons
were not only cheaper, but better than
Lancashire goods; they were strong
and durable, while those manufactured
in Lancashire were laden with sizing.
In addition to this, Mr.. Mason, very
large manufacturer in Lancashire, in
addressing meeting of his work peo-
pie, told them that he thought the i'm
porte ton of American cloths formid-
able fact.-Baltimore Sun.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-11-17
How to put Children to Bed.

Not with reproof for any of that day g
sins of omission or commission. Take
any other time but bedtime for that.
If you ever heard little creature sigh.
ing or sobbing in its sleep, you could
never do Jhis. Seal their closing eye
lids with a kiss and a blessing. The
time will come, all too soon, when
they will lay their heads upon their
pillows lacking both. Let them then,
at least, have this sweet memory OF
childhood, of which no future sorrow
or trouble can rob them. Give them
their rosy youth. Nor need this in
Volve wild license. The judicious
parent will not so mistake my mean
ing. If you have ever met the man,
or the woman, whose eyes have sud
denly filled wien "A little child has
crept trustingly to its mothers breast,
you may have seen one in whose child.
hood home Dignity" and "Severi
ty" stood where Love and Pity should
have been. Too much indulgence has
ruined thousands of children toe
much love, not one.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-11-17
COMM ERCIAL.
~ItOLEHALE MARK ETH.
CHRONICLE OVPlCE.

CHRONICLE OVPCE.
KSOXyILLE, TESS., Nov. 10 1875. J
We have nothing new in regard TO the
markets this week as we find all leading
articles about the same in demand, and
prices as they were during the week just
closed.
The wheat market continues inactive
with very light arrivals with no change TO
note in prices. Many Southern orders have
been withdrawn from the market.
The new corn crop is not yet dry enough
TO shell and sack, and we have no old in
the market. New in the ear continues TO
arrive freely and prices continue the same.
There is but little demand for old bacon
and arrivals continue light.
Eggs continue in excellent demand at 2Oc
per dozen in a wholesale way.
Butter lisa little dull with good supply
in market.
We quote:
WHEAT-Quieti white 81 l0a1.l5.
CoES-Old crop, none in market f; new
in the ear, 40a45 cents.
LARE--Firmer, l5al5lc.
OATs-35a40c.
IaIsH PoTAToEs-New crop, 25a5O per
bushel
dAY-Fair demand, Sl.OOal.lO, baled
Loose from wagons, S5a90c per 100 lbs.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples, 5a8c. Peaches,
quarters, Sa9c.; halves, 9sl0c. Blsckber
ries, 6a6lc.
FLoU, Dull and weak; country family,
buying, t275s300; selling, 3.00a3. 25; ex.
ira, buying, $3.50 az 70; selling, ~ 75s
| 300. Knoxville CITY Mills " our standard
family" $3.35; Pearl Mills family, SO. 10
City Mills family, 81 5i Pearl Mills extra
$3.50.
BAooS-Hsms, l2ial3i clear sides, 10
shoulders, IL.
GRASS SEED-Blue grass, SiG0; herds,
I grass. g 7baZ00; orchard grass, $275
| timothy, $400i clover, $1,000
| REATHERs-Activei prime, 62a53 mixed
26a30c.
5urTER-Choice to fancy, lSA20c.; com
mon l5al6ic.
Eo0s- Good demand, 20c
RAGS Cotton, 2ia2ic.
BEEswAx-HAloc POI pound.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, No

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
Money easy, 2a3. Sterling strong, 4.
Gold quiet, 81 l44a1. 14s. Governments
dull and steady; new SIS, 15s. States
quiet and nominal.
Cotton dull; sales OF G77 bales at
l3lsl3s.
Southern flour quiet, heavy; COM
mon to fair extra, S5.40a6.45 good to
choice do. S6'50a90 90. Wheat steady,
in buyers favor, very limited enquiry;
81 20Gl.2l for winter red western; ST.
81 for white Genessee; Sl.42a1 "A for
TO prime white. Corn opened dull,
and closed heavy; 744 for steam west
ern mixed; 754s76 for sail do; 70! for
high mixed and yellow western &c
for new white Southern. Oats heavy,
about cent lower; 44a5O for mixed
western and State; 45a53 for white do.
including poor mixed Chicago. Coffee,
Rio, dull, ! cent lower; l7lal93, gold,
for cargOes; l74a2O2, gold, for job lots.
Sugar steady 75aSt for fair TO good re-
filming; 81 for prime; no Gales of any
magnitude reported; refined steady,
Molasses, grocery grades, quiet and
unchanged; new crop, New Orleans,
65a72, latter choice. Rice steady, fair
demand. Tallow steady, 9a9Ia9b.
Pork easier, quies, $3.50. Lard lower;
prime steam, l24. Whisky lower,S 81 co.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-11-17
A Pardoned Man Dies in Prison.
brooklyn Argus.


\ few days since John Parsons died
id Sing Sing prison, after having lived
within its walls twenty-three years.
He was convicted of granddaughter in
the first degree for killing a compan>
ion in fight. He was pardoned by
Governor Dix, but refused to go out
into The world again, saying that be
had lived so long in Sing Sing that it
was home to him. He was jovial,
good-natured fellow, and was allowed
many privileges, such as running er-
rands to the village, etc. On one Oc-
casion he was allowed to visit Niblo's
Garden, in New York, having express
ed strong desire to go to that theater.
One of the guards from the prison
happened to be there on leave of abb
sence, and, thinking that Parsons had
escaped, arrested him and brought
him back. When Governor Dix par
doned him he cried like a child, and
said that, if discharged, he would COM
NIT some crime to get back. Warden
keepers and prisoners were very much
affected at his death.
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tive stock Market.

Rnozpilie. Nor. 10.
HOGS.
Hogs, gross weighing from 100 to 200 lbs.
6 cents from 200 to $50 and upwards, 6la
q dressed hogs from I to cents.
BEEF CATTLE.
The market is we'll supplied, and we
note a decline in prices Beef cattle con-
tinue steady at the following rate: Extra
smooth steers at g fat cattle, "a to % COM
mon to good, II to y.
SHEEP.
Sheep are in fair demand. No. l, 3lc.
fat 22a3c. common to fair, $l.60s2 90 a
head.