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The International Telegraph Confer
euCe

The Pail MALI Gazette of July 80 says
The International Telegraph conference ,
closed its labors at st. Petersburg on the
10Th after session, broken by short inter
missions, of nearly seven weeks. III c
convention agreed on, which supercedes all
the special internat'o nal arrange nents that
preceded it BET cen any two or moro OF the
signstory powers, is to last for three years
certain, being then subject to revision by
fresh conference. The tariff is to be intro
duced through and beyond Europe so soon
as the necessary lines are made eTailab.e,
dispatch from any part of Europe being
transmitted to America alter the FIRST Il
January next at the same fixei rate OF
twelve shillipgs for five words, and to
Inds at five shillings word, II the CORE
spondenls we follow are correct. Words
are to be limited to ten letters in messages
beyond Europe ard fifteen within it, and
the system of registered fixed addresses is
| to be made available for all European cor
respondence under a yearly payment for
| the privilege. There are certain changes
| from which England, Austria and SwitZer
| land hold their consent, as interfering with
| existing arrangements; and among these is
the practice adopted by the BFlgians of
urgent kilograms taking precedence on
paying threefold for the privilege. and that
of damages to the amount OF fifty francs
for the non-delivery of registered tele-
gram. The existing international rates in
Europe are generally maintained. A gen
eral opinion was expressed that in.err'-
tional rates as well as internal rates are now
| as low as they can well be carried, and that
| nj the next conferer &C. to be held in Lon
don, it may be found necessary to raise
| them.
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Vegetine is made exclusively from the juices
Of carefully selected barks, roots and herbs,
and so strongly concentrated that It VIII effect:
ually eradicate from the system every faint OF
scrOrula, sorofulOus HumOr. Tunors Cancer,
Cancerous Humor, Erysipelas. Salt Rheum,
Syphiliiic diseases, Canker faia.ness at the
pure blood. Sciatica, InffammatOry and
Chronic rheumatism. Neuralgia, Gout and
Spinal Complaints, can only be enectuaiy
Scaiuneiiu ain ayer,-sI-a. nisao NJ the Skin
failed to effect a permanent cure.
For Pains in the Back, Kidney Complaints,
Dropsy, Female Weakness, Leucorrh9i, aris-
ing from internal liberation, ana uterine dis-
eases and General Debility, Vegetine acts
directly upon the causes OF these complaints.
1t invigorates and strengthens the whole sys-
TEN, acts upon secretlve gans, arrays imam
alton cures liberation and regulates the bow
FOR Catarrh, Dyspepsia Habitual Costiyc-
ness. Palpltation OF the Hear, Headacne, flies,
Nervous system, no medicine has ever gwen
such perfect satisfaction as the Vegetlne. IL
purihes the blood, ceanses all OF the orsn ms
The remarkable cures affected by vegetine
have induced many physicians and apotheea-
ries whom we know TO prescribe and use 1t In
their own families. .
In fact. vegetine is the best remedy yet dis.
covered for the above diseases, and is the only
reliable BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before
Are not the many testimonials given for the
sonable per on suffering from any disease
mentioned above, that they can be cured
Read the different testimonials given. and no
one can doubt In many OF obt ie cases the
persons say th,.t their pr" AMI aui1ering can
not be expressed. as In ca ics ScroIula, where,
| apparently, the whole b; . was one mass Of
| corruption. lr vegetine will relieve pain,
cleanse, purify end cure such diseases restor-
ing the patient 70 perfect health after trying
| different physiclans. mpny remedies, suffering
for years. is it not "slvc proof. If you are
! sufferer. you an be oLfod? WHY is tnls med
/ cine performing such great cures? IL works
| In the blood. In the circulating uuld, u cal
| truly be called the Great Blood Purifier. The
| great source OF disease originates III the blood
4 and mo medicine that does not act directl,
\ lteon It., TO purify and renorate, has any JUS
Y tIaiia upon public attention. When the bloot
becomes lifeless and sta nant, either iron
| change of weather or OF climate, want OF exer
| else, Irregular diet, or from any other cause
| the VegetinC will renew the blood, AIRY OH IN
putrid humOrs, cleanse the stomach, regulat
the bowels. and impart a tone of yigor 10 IN
whole body. The conviction is, in the publ
mind, as well as In the medical profession, ina
the remedies supplied by the Vege' able King
dom are more safe, more successful In the cur
OF disease, than mineral medicines. Vegetln
is composed OF roots, barks and herbs. 1t
A pleasant to take, and is perfectly safe 10 CIV
n "a an infant. Do you need 1t? DO not nesitat
70 t,y it. You will never regret II.
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PRICE THREE CENTS.

ness paper He thereupon turned out
full amount of first class notes, for he was
good judge and made no mistake. The
cashier was surprised but could say moth
ing, aud though the man was dismissed, he
was no more TO blame than bank men
generally.
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Stop that Cough.

No pulmonary complaint however obsti,
nate, can resist the healing influence OF
DIR. Morris's Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry
and Horehound. Nothing that we have
ever Sold acts so promptly and effec,ually
in coughs, colds. hoarseness, sore throat,
asthma aud all diseases OF the throat, lungs
and chest, leading to consumption IL is
4 certain cure for yAooonlng cough ana
Group. Contains no opium and is pleasant
IN take. Cough-worn Victims whose lungs
are racked and torn with paroxysms that
threaten to choke them, find speedy relief
in its use. Trial size 10 cents. Ask for
DR.. Mnrris's Syrup lake nc other. Sold
by A, ert w. Higgins also, lice u Co.,
Castleton. nOvl0d&Wly
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Special correspondence ofthe Troy Daily Times
THE HERMIT'S LETTER.

Duncan, Sherman & Co.-Businoss Paper
Benefits Of a Good Name-Failures in Gen.
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CPINGLER HOUSE,
UNION SQUARE, N. y.
EUROPEAN PLAN.

EUROPEAN PLAN.
select nrst;class hotel In the heart Ct the
city; convenient 10 all places OF business,
churches, thea, res, etc. st ages and street cars
pass the doors for all steamboat piers, u Tries
and railroad dep1ts Guests nnd more au ih.
comfortable and luxurious g home - a. nv
SPlNGLkR TOR ess money than AT the itrsea
irst-class hotels Elegantly furnished Iooi rooms
a. 90 per day upwards. Carriage hire 10 ssreet
as Union square is easily reacheo ny e"se'
cars or stages. ao,r porr,ator
QugllGSm D. f. fnosi' f'op''N''
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The 8atland 9ailg Globe

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1876.
, 1875-01-24
MONEY AND COMMERCE,
FINANCIAL.

rb.rn ~. nm speci.l movement In the financial situ
Aton yesterday. recurrence OF me1cantile acus1'y
il beginning make itself felt now that the preocea-
padous of tzIdng stock and examining baancesheets
hsvp been Set asid hut this has not ye reached any
noticeable proportions The grain and p1ovtsion men
are s, heavy borrowssn, but tbs Anounsa they seek
s.e much suallsr than the case ten days ago. The
xntecellaneous denxnd appears to have ssEged some
what towards thu end Of the week
Rates OF discount quoted 1t 10 PEI cent TO fe5u
lar customers with dspo-itton to give better rats
to drst-elass outside applicant
phte the demand for loans his fallen awaJ tn the
Last few da5s it u1ust bo remembered On the other
htnd that discount lines ! rule arc well filled. The
Is 1t hand when borrowing is 1t it, ebb all the
needs Of the winter having been met aod Inc ePrns
trade not yet ready TO ope0-
Tbers Is good dernxn1 for discounts On ths part
ox the furnEsrunen- Packers holding Oh, not
caring 10 run on = dropping Earket~ wholesale
eroeer1 ara making large amounts Of paper Tor cofes
sud tcss In anticipation Of thu action OF Congress on
tho Presidents Recommendation Of tax ca these ar
uclts Very lite Of this paper finds its way into the
strects but what does goes readily 1t 10 Per cent
Largo amounts h1ro been taken by the banks At per
ce1t. Country orders for goods aFe hr1s1 ana eoAee
tons could hardly be better.
On tie street. loans In round amounts On drss-cass
names and good colaterals can b. had 1t to per
cent 0ood paper in amailer amounts goes readily At
10 to II per cent
Comrsr4tyely little currency was ordered t. the
coun;rr Tho shipents Of currency to more the hog
crop are probably their end. No& that tho ho2s
ar I'll marketed but those that remain to be sent for
xxrd can be easily bsndled with the money NOW in
the country districts.
Yesterday II on tho dsy BEFORE the receipts Of euK-
1enc1 sere nearly Al Large - the ahipznents
NeY FORK exchange was in active demand. bankers
being anxious restore their balances In Nav 1osx
, 1875-01-24

A strange clock Is said to have onco belonged
to Hudoo Prince. In front Of tbs clocks dlao
was gong swung upon poles, aud near i sas
pile Of artificial human limbs The pile va
made up OF tne full number It Parts necessary
to constitute twelve perfect bodies; bus Al NJ
heaped together in apparent contuston. When
the bands OF the o;ock Indicate the hour OF l.
out from the pile cranled JUST the lumber q
parts needed to form tue frame OF one man. patf
coming to part with quick click, and. when COM
plesod, tbs figure spran5 up, seized 3 mallet'
This done, 10 returned to The pile and fell 70
pieces again. When o'clock came, two man
arose and did likewise; and 1t the hour Of noon
and midnight the entire heap sprane up trd,
marching to the gong, struck, one aft~r tes
other, his blow, making twelve in Ill; thaR. IL
turning. fell 70 pieces a. be{o1a-
, 1875-01-24
We1, II
and yet you said was Ill worn out - well

-. -, ~. -, =,
and yet you sa.o was III worn oos - WeA It
isn,t mine
=" What! the one spent An hour In oa1nin2a
Not yours
Aud as isne' mo ne" gasmrnt gone. and
an Old garment, smaller ano eoassef. IN IT.
place. Through the Small elti wno % tns me-.
d'um OF communication between tue iamll' and
IT. new laundrese she Is put IN possession Of shs
iaces, ana eases us1 m'nd II tne loo"'ng eplssie
na1cn' s' "hnont aate' signatore, os .nuteees y
!ouna next uaY aooe1 the doo1' IN company "1&a
the oMesp1ssa az garment:
nat nanll ~hlcn you SEM paok sno eade I
nae =! 10 !ooae LOT sou5s caa nnae nno oaa no
olsnrs 70 taxe u anu oto. Il ttome- II - aonIs
Ana lou o'd sent IL Hntcn Know. AsRe~s Thu
"t!t'n a. an sacH Win VI % ooas 4nfo lt.
% "asnsl "onian w: pasees ~ VI ken- one
is succeeded bs Cn1naman, 1rom whom our
f1ends detacn themselves ools oy tae ean1hos
OF Nc" Six anoe!ea'ment. pt'ce S4- Aud II
remarkable TACT tnas' whenever ono does losa
, 1875-01-24

SHEEP Considering Tho continued heaVJ supplies,
nricea have held IN much better than there any
reason 10 expect Our receipts large II
this stage Of the Season, the arrivals since Jan.
amounting to 46 a53 hed aainst 376 for tho same
period net ycar while, In comparison with 1873, still
greater difference appears. Tao market opened dull
and weak, and has continued so 70 the close, With
prices ranging from s3.to@4.0 90 for poor to 360o9
625 for ezra Sales were cl,iedy 1t $42595.5 Many
remain lnthe ynrds unsold.
, 1875-01-24

dvs-stor5 marble-rrout and brick building cover
ing the same thereon, reuting as the rae OF
S12. 600 per annum, for S10' 'ooo: tue purchaser a
belng Washington Irving, one OF tho helrS 70 tne
estate. The property sold low.
, 1875-01-24
TRANSFERS,
The following instruments we're hleo fo1 feo-
ord SATURDAY. Jan. %:

TRANSFERS,
.,.k ... s,nx r.. .~n
The follo~lnG 1nstfunenl7 "oAe "Ao4 Ao4 A'~~
ord Saturday Jan. 23:
crrx ,aoprnrv
!. -. ~ - fno at ~ - - ~
6-lo1i4o II, tated jan 1000
Centre ~; !ooH ~ Il " n9asA's1 - a eon
It, dated jan H. @'0@
Taylor q, LAY II q y. EAu~' II u :.
1lso Centre ~, II u a VI n1neseen&n IT, s,n.
2'xlCo II, aa1ea san- ~. A1o~
st. Louis ~, l8s ~ = soath OF I~ents-n"s ~,
ska =, 11s sui a Of Thiruatb st. T. 25xi1s.
IA dated Jan 2a,,..........,.. 7,6oo
Ina pieinlNt1 M. A's ooo14 1eo&1A oss oAeoo x.oa
Jan. 5, lS7A... t.oV0
droVelS M ARK, 1ao a-lo u OF Gottae7 o1ofs ~.
~. t. 6oxl2o S-lo r. dated Jan H. Ao'oo0
Twenty-AxfA st, 15l G-1u II Y OF fpftlAnQ Nv
I. 25xlA, dated Jan. H.. 1ao
Fillmore St, 375 Il Of Central Park ~, 81, " ,
xl2fH #, date1 Oct. %, 1874. .-..:-:.-:...:. d"
Peoria ct, 1bo 4 . Of jackson st, I, 21l.a H.
dated J1u ;c,: s'oo'
oak 1t, 316 # " of Pine st. l. ao3losis H. 7ko
dated Jan. .:......:...-.....;......; @'''o
2l1ios It. dated J.n. n.4.............-:.....: $500
Tair'y-ninth st, <SH Il Of Johnson plAee' mn
- xioo 81. oaten AZ. ~; Iso
soI1a1 9t,o Il d,tes nrc IL 1911 fJames II
Wnhsn "a to William r Doxn.1. .,. 1850
Tts: Adarus at. 1.s # " Of Campbell ~, nj,
5Cxl26 IT, datsd Jan. n.ol..........-.-......: s'oos
North De:sb'rn st; lso It n Of Chicago aV'e1 sno
Nz.1loo II oa'eo ~. .,.;..,;,, :; i6r
ftaa's ~ :. ~, ~ ~ ~ ~. :. ~ - 17oo
ua-%;.er - - r. ~ y " oY Rnckwall &. a I. 69x123
r.. utth sjzi25 Il on Lexington 1t, Ii same
, 1875-01-24
& Fair Amount Of Building
Loans Negotiated.
Mr. B. F. Aliens Mortgage to Allen,
Stephens & Co.
Sale Of Prairie Avenue Lots at a High
Figure.


The lOAN mfNNEas
There IL still some activity noted in tho mar
Aet, and several loans have been Effected Tor
building purposes the past week. individually
rmalt, bu: figuring respectfully in the aggregate"
The west lds Of the river appears to have been
favored With the hons eha7e OF these invest
ueot.. The hcarieet liability incurred and filed
TO, record outside OF those noted below WAS
some si1 0oo by Edward II. McGillin to secure
part purchsee money Of property.
4 mortgage OF &1 zoo. 600 against the Chicago,
Dsnyille yincennes Railroad Company in
c,oascs tho corsiderztion OF mortgages in tho
present statement. It Govern Ill the
porsonAI property Of the Company, aud
il net, properly speaking, resl-estato
Ioo1ubranc The bonds secured bV
thia mortgage are 1.215 in number, varying in
amounts from 81 600 to s1oo each, drawing per
cent interest, and payable Jan. u, 1877
TAe receipt given by B. F. Allen to Allen'
s:erbeus l. Co., Of New York, noted in the
financial columns Of TIE TA1EuEE last Thurs
day, has not been Included in this statement
The receipt is stated to have mortgage on ali
OF Mr. Aliens real estate as basis Of security.
No such mortgage having been filed for record
and considering thAt Mr., Aliens prope1ty ia
situate iy7ng and being IN mAnT counties and
no, e ,ilan one State, have thought 1t prudent
to oni: this e465, 1868 till more dednite info1-
nation III obtained
Notwithstanding the duilnesa Of business,
there Is uo disposition on the part OF loau Agents
to ma.e Anv concessions in the rate OF interest.
although such movement Is regarded as not 1t
ali improbable, Iholo being more money seeking
investors than tl1ere ate investors seeking
money
.oxrAxA1rvx srhrruxxr FOE TIE WEEK ENDING
, 1875-01-24

Withdrawn from. stors on Fridny for city con-
sumption, 7oOl bu wheat s.63 bu corn, 757 hu oats
3,2l9 hu rye, All bu barley.
The following grain inspected into atore during
tbs twenty-fonrs ending with 10 O'Clock Saturday
morning: cars No. spring, $50 CATS No. do, II
cars No. 3 do, ) rejected do u72 wheat); car
white corn, cars yellow do, - high mixed do,
107 cars No. d. old No. 2, 43 rejected d.
CIT no grade do q7s corn); xhite cats.
No. d. rejected do 2cars No rye, cars No.
barley, cars No. do, cara rejected do. Total,
ST. cszs 600 bu- Inspected out 12o bu wheat
1856 bu corn 1863 bu oats $50 bu rye So bu barley.
Tho following were the reeeipts aud allpnaents Of
breadstus and live stock Mt this point during the past
week, md for the corresponding weeks ending as
dated;
, 1875-01-24
COMMERCIAL.

The following wore the receipts and shipments Of
tho lending articles Of produce In this city during tbs
twenty-four hours ending 1t o'clock On Saturday
morning. and foE the corresponding date year ago:
, 1875-01-24

wh.se on H. t. and 1900 bu By sample ut liza Is
Toss. 30 bu. Seller February opened It $125@4,
and closed at 81 Is SELLERS.
LATEST.
In the afternoon uess pork quiet and stronger,
with a.1cs Of ago brls 1t <1B.15 aeler Asrrh and
$I9.M319.01H scller June, closing st s17.t5a1i.eo
cssh Or February, s18l5<9la.l7x for March, s8.t59
1s.47z for April <lS.758laS5 for May, and Slo.0o9
19.02A for June.
Lard was in f4ir demand and steady. SAles includo
$50 tcs It S3o5 cash, $3.50 sel'er February 49,
Is 52 eaer March, and f1385 eel1er May, closing ut
$13.25t9l3.27k cash, &13.30 fn7 February, N3.5Oa
l3.:2N for March. $l37o3l373 for April, and $i3S5
for MAy.
Me.ts were neglected.
Wneat moderately active and 1lo lower, railing
ut 88hfa98kc for February, closing 1t 63A@3a31c
8eller March closed st 8sx @sobc.
Corn VISA 9niet and shade hrner. closlng ut 843f0
CSC for February, and 71kc for May.
Oats Were nominal 1t 52A@52,so for Febru2xy.
, 1875-01-24

Dried fruits beginning to sloot up orders pe1ne
mora numerous, and calling for increased amounts
Both domestic and imported varieties are reported IN
light supply for the ee1son, ard should the demand
continue to improve some echangea may b. loofed
for. Low.grzds dried apples continue In de-
mnpd for export, and the lately advanced
prices sre fully maintained. free1 movement
In canned goods is Alao noted, but, asids from
peaches the market ia literally stocked aud prfcea re-
main without improvement. Fish remain hrm ~
previously quoted. No changes were apparent
in the butter and cheese markets, moder-
ats movement being witnessed ut about former quota
tlons Begging remains quiet Leathe1 is reported
In better request aud firm. Prices Of oils vere not
subjected to any quotsble fuetuation Carbon whale,
linseed. aud turpenine firm. Lard and other de-
scriptfous easy.
Lumber continues quiet, though tho ORDER business
ID u.t1o larger tince the advent Of milder weather.
Prices were steady. Steel METALS nails, and iron wers
Quiet but atoady and many articles are working firm
er slight improvement in the dctnnnd for wool Is
reported and prcea quoted higher than hitherto.
Broomcorn 10 selling In 3 retail Way 1t full recent
figures. seeds wers strong, timothy being higher.
Orders were moro numerous, and tho offerings were
restricted. moderate husineas MAS transacted in
hay and the feeling 1T least for timothy war one Of
armuees. Poultry Wis in moderate request and lib
cral supply The weather being mild, sellers mani
fesed disposition to close out, and prices OF au
kinds were easy.
PROVISIONS.
HOG PRoDUCTs-were less activo, and steadie7 1t
slight advance in the prices Of the speculative ar
dcles though tbs bu'k Of the demand mas for trans
fe7s. Live hogs wcre in rather light supply, and
hrmes, hence = shdoniug In product, though with
yer5 moderate demand for shipment. Tho markets
At othcr points steady, and tLe stocks here ars
reported to be lcss than many operators anticipated
The fact IL that several Of the packers have been
! operating very slowly recently. ~ they found
they could ELL their contracts moro cheapfJ b.
buying the product than mailing It. The stock Of
pork il 14o 066 br, and Of lara 44,60o tea against
200 brls and $50 cs the 18th Of January, 1874
PAcx1so-Ths Commercial Bulehn gives the fol-
lowing ~ the hog packing At the points named to
date ~ compared with tbs corresponding time last
nd he H.
, 1875-01-24
TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS.

LIVERPOOL Jan. o3-1l H. m--F1our, 1fs@93e-
Wheat-Winter. s. 7d@9a ed; spring, IS 7d@9s I'd !;
white. 9s 3d@as I'd; club, O. lid. Corn, 3oa 6d99os
Pork, 82s Lard, 64s.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1880 P. m.-preadstufs-Dun
and unchanged.
LONDON, Jan 23.-Tha amount Of bullion Withdrawn
from the Bunk Of England balance tdly Is cl0 GOO.
LONDON, Jan. 23.-Consola, money and account,
e2kQ3.h 5-2os OF '6s. 1o7: do Of 67, 1o7; 1o4os,
1u41a new So, 1o3K; New York Central, 80; Erie,
2sh preferred. Il. Talow. As ad@45s.
PAR1s, Jan. 23.--Rentes, 62f Sc.
LIVERPOOL, jan. 23.-Eveu1Dg-Long clear middles.
4ss shoulders new, dull at SIS 81 long cut hAma Sos.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-09

tion Of the virtues If p free and Demo
cri.,ical form Of government an alkaline
deluSiOn and an artemesian snare. Let
its raiment be divided then: and in such
ius. and beneticent disqualification, l..
the live and lawful ard virtuous commit
mites which line her borders as with a
fringe of political animation, take each
for themselves an equitable and natu-
rally contiguous part. This will give to
the bright new county of Bueps Vista
the county of the Beautiful Landscape
"A straight strip across the northern
line: it will give Lander Il subdivision of
the remaining. territory, and Lyon-weli
Lyon. if any of them. is entitled to the
Lyons share Let there be then all
sorption. subdivision and creation; and
in order that there be an assurance Of
the needed quota of virtue and incar-
ruptibility infused into the new county,
let Great Humboldt be severed as with a
timely CONFUSION of nature, alike suited
to illustrate the condition of severance
and to be symbol of the thrces of
the birth of a new political entity
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-09
THE SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND
MEASURES BILL.

The exceedingly meritorious bill above
named WAS temporarily defeated in the
Assembly yesterday. One vote was
needed. A notification Of motion to
reconsider has been made. We feel
quite certain that when those who voted
nnadviseGly come to look the matter
over they will cast their votes in the al
firmative. The necessity for the passage
of this Act becomes apparent when We
remind the gentlemen of the Legislature
that in order TO have any place to start
from. in order that a pint Of milk may
not be measured in an empty mushroom
can; in order that pound shall be a
standard and absolute and exact pound
(avoirdupois and Troy under all cir
cumstances and conditions; in order
also. and by the same token that yard
shall be Of the same length in the hands
Of all men and women; and, in short
that our molasses. our turnips. our calico
and our cord wood may be. as it were.
the same yesterday, to-day and forever,
therefore do We hope and trust, and fur
thermore enjoin it upon our law devisers
that they do cause to be reconsidered the
adverse vote of yesterday and substitute
that action by an affirmative action in
passage of the bill. Let US continue to
advance toward the larger possibilities
of civilization though the heavens fall.
EVIDENTLY they of Eureka are not ac-
customed to the prevailing hallucina-
tions of the stock-cbippers. for. accord
ing to the Sentinel Of the 9th, one De-
breis is adjudged insane just because of
his expressed self-conviction that be
owned the Richmond Mine, had 50, Co.,
OoO in Pa1tons Bank and AN interest
in clothing store. This comforting
kind of craziness possessed the dwellers
hereabout till the stock-tumble came,
and then they got over it, temporarily.