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The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-05-19
The Togn fouRriI.

The Town council met last Wednesday
even ing, all the members present except
ing Warden Thomps IN.
Applications were received for rene val
of licences from DR.. stuart, and J. P.
Boyce. a Communication was read from
w. J. Verdier Esq. in regard to reckless
driving on our streets and requesting
tho Council totake steps to have check
put to it.
Warden Mayo introduced resolution
which was adopted to make arrangements
for the payment of a Town bond owned
by NJ. G. Sans amounting to $512
issued in 1857, and to require report
every meeting from the Town tire asurer.
The Town treasurer made his quarterly
report which was rcfcrre to tn Finance
committee. Proposals for printing min
utes Of council were;,then opened and both
papers made such generous offers that
Warden Glcaves moved that the print
ing Of reports and ordinances. be given
out by contracts Warden Robinson, the
Committee of one on town lots rcported
progress and asked further time which
was granted. The following bills were
presented and ordered to be paid;
Cornelius Mitchell, shells. $47.s3
j. G. Rivers salary 125.OO
q, w. Roberts execution fees $500
! j. Z: Rivers execution fecs $500
G. w. Roberts salary $3.50
VIM. Mitchell repairs 100
J. f. Boyce palmetto logs, 1.sO
Jerry, Savage repairs, $50
F. Talbirl hire of cart, $3.50
G. Mitchell use of fiat. 500
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-05-19

4 motloI prevailed to pay off the tow n
employers to May LIST. Mr. Mayo repo rted
progress on the bill for 500 for an adver-
tisement of the Standard and requested
further time es the head of that paper
showed signs of softrnins The did not say
of tue brain)and the council granted the
time without n murmur. An Ordinance
was passed the second reading the rules
suspended and passed the third, and
then ratified to prevent fast driving on
our streets, making the penalty therefor
fine of fivc to twenty-five dollars, or
ten to thirty days in Jail, or both.
The Republican journal., 1875-12-09
4 Git Of Eighteen.

+aii "i eighteen =. Yes, | heard her,
W Wretclled old thing, with her sneer;
.AG' i'il I'D tilo mood Tor murder.
II. lHll:tl (, llet lieN on the ear
Md Inn1i't ,hd 1rl,' II ait gle,
FL l,~h II v,'ip% Ill. whnn AZ ~ ~
Nd r%nII%b f1,ta. n.y., CHI
rhrr r,,.,i,-,. r .i" il,,t ~
lur / gaZed on my critic Enamel
Had made that complexion. swear:
And Nature imposed not a trammel
ON tne color She chose Tor her hair
TGai a45. remember, twas ta 'ii'''
The Republican journal., 1875-12-09
The Sign of the Cross.
LIEUTENANT SFLFRInGE'S ENPLORING EX
PEDIION, CENTRAL AMERICA. 1850.

ILIEUrENANr sELFRIpGE's EXPLORING EN-
rEDIuoN, CENTRAL AMEKCA,.lS69
Leaving our ships in the bay
We advanced clearing our pathway day by
dav)
Far throl-jl The forests and jungles of Cen
!ral America.
In time 'twa~ toward nishiflD.
>ttcr long days journey,
day Of toll and danger, of hope and forlorn
hopes
We reached a savannah.
\nd in the distance saw signs of life and of man.
Nnr coming stirred group of Indians,
HE ancient red native, wild and naked
" mo never vet had seen the white mans face.
" no knew not of his ways OF power
ne White man. whose mysterious appartion
Raised wonder, if not fear
The group advanced to meet Us:
With it one who looked the chief, proud, tho
savage.
\ we drew near, lie led his side. mine.
Each gazing forward with keen inquest
70 sec if the intent were hostile,
10 discern the nature, each of each, the spirit
and the purpose.
lie bore his war weapon>-spear and bow and
arrows
From his head rose feathers:
E1ttle-ScaIred Were his face and breast seen
through our glass;,
Wet to hm were strange, bearded and white.
Now. when within due range of visible signal,
He halted doubtful. wary.
Looked toward lis, and then, with question
ing men,
lie made the Sign of the Gross.
The sign Of the Cross
Il>in-, ;t'ott hi, warlike spear and bow.
-\ul crossing his bow upon his spear.
Discerning quickly his inquiry.
The Republican journal., 1875-12-09

4 MIRACULOUS ESCAPE The Calais Adj
yertiser tells this story:
Robert Crossman, of Midtown, is dig
@ing well on Mr. Hale's farm, on Tomah
stream. 10 aid him in getting the dirt
ont he had pork barrel rugged with a
block and tackle, and horse to haul it
up, managed by small boy On Satur-
day last as the horse was hauling up a
barrel tull OF gravel and rocks, the bov
tailed to swing the barrel on to the land
when it came to the surface, and it COM
mencet to run back. To prevent which
he ran to the horses head and tried to
hold him from backing, but without effect
The barrel had got such momentum as to
draw the horse back in spite of himself,
and when he arrived at the mouth of the
well the earth gave way under his feet,
and horse, barrel and all were precipitat-
ed to the bottom, - a distance of some
twenty-one feet, where Mr.. Crossman was
at work. And strange to say, although
the well is only five feet across at the bot
tom, Mr.. Crossman was but slightly in
Jured in one of his legs by the mishap.
Nor was the horse much injured, - and
man and horse are all right again. If any
one can tell tougher story than this, we
Nhouiu IKE 10 near lt,-and it is true,
every word OF it.
Mr.. Crosslnan must have a charmed life
or he would have been killed long ago.
lie came near having his head sawed off.
while at work in a saw mill some wears
ago He was running single saw and
having something to do at the front of the
saw, instead Of going round the slide
frame, he set out to 60 through under the
head stock while the saw was going at a
very rapid rate. The result was, it struck
him on the head and knocked him sense
less across the log in front of the saw, and
before the men could get to him and drag
him away, it had cut quite deep cash in
his neck and shoulder. 1t was about three
months before he got over it, and was
able to resume work. Indeed he never
got entirely over it, for he had never been
able to raise one arm to his head since :;
and he will carry the scars to his grave.
The Republican journal., 1875-12-09
Sherinf's Sale.

WALDO, SS.-Taken on execution in favor of the
inhabitants of Stockton against the Fort Point IIo-
tel Company, and will be sold at public auction TO
the highest bidder, on saturday. the first day of
January, A. ID. 1876, at eleven O'Clock, A NJ at the
store of G. 5. Fletcher in said Stockton all the right
in equity which said Hotel Company had on the
sev enteenh day of September, A. d. 1879, at 10 70
A. NJ, when the same was attached on the original
writ OF re deeming certain lot of land Situate in
said Stockton, at the place known Fort Point and
adjoining to government land of the United States,
on which is erected light house, being the lot on
which the hotel stands and bounded as follows viz
beginning mt the northeast corner of said govern
ment lot at a granite monument; thence south 81
deg 20 min east by said lot ri 9-l2 feet to a granite
monument; thence north 63 deg 40 min east feet
TO stake; thence north 26 deg. 40 min. west $50
6-l2 feet 10 a stake; thence south Is deg. h min
west sol 10-12 feet to stake; thence south Is deg
10 min. east 2O6 9l2 feet to granite monument lit
the north west corner Of government lot thence
north 60 deg. so min. east by said lot BIB Up feet ID
the point begun at, together with right Of way
from said premises to the public road leading from
stockton village also from said premises to the wharf
being the same premises which were mort gagged bv
said Hotel Company to Charles B. Sanford and Hugh
Ross to secure the payment of $4,000, ON the nth
day of November, A. d. 1871, by its deed of mort
gage of that date recorded in the Waldo Registry
booA 1916, page BIG.
J. W. BLACK, Deputy Sheriff.
Belfast, Nov q, lS,J.-.W22
The Republican journal., 1875-12-09

A5-j-so -ANFoRD'> JAMAICA GINGER, the
delicious Family Medicine TWO
The Republican journal., 1875-12-09
FREEDOM NOTICE.!
kenOu'S French Salye

Bites, Chitblains, and all Sores on human flesh. 1t
is also excellent for Bruises on flesh or hoof
Broken Knees, Gd1led Backs, Cracked Heels, ETC.. on
horses. Try one box, and you will never wish to be
without it. Price 25 cts. per box or five boxes for
81: Sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt of price.
Address the proprietor, j. FRANK RENOU, Law
renee, Mass. 4W21
The Republican journal., 1875-12-09
Sherihf's Sale.

WALDO, SIS. Taken on execution in favor of the
inhabitants of Stockton against the Fort Point Ho
tel Company, and will be sold at public auction to
the highest bidder, on Saturday, the first day Of
January, A. ID. 1876, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, al the
store Of &. S. Fletcher, in said Stockton, all the
right in equity which, said 1otel Company had on
the eighth day of April, A. d. 1874, at O'clock
L. NJ, when the same was attached ON the original
writ, of redeeming certain LOTT land situate III
said Stockton, at the place known rs Fort Point,
and adjoining to government land Of the United
States, which is erected the light house, being
the lot on which the hotel stands, and bounded a,
follows, viz: beginning at the northeast corner Of
said government lot at Il granite monument thence
south 30 dcg20 min cassidy said lot, 1 9 T. feet to
granite monument; thence, north, 63 deg 10 min
east, 1l,teet to stake, thence, north 70 deg 10
min. west, $50 Gig feet to Il stake; thence, SOUTH
63 deg 40 min. west, sci 1912 feet stake thence
south, 10 deg 10 min. east 2OG 9-12 feet granite
monument at the northwest corner of government
lott thence. NORTH 90 deg 80 min. east by said lot
313 zig feet to the point begun at. together with
right of way from said p emises to the public road
leading from stockton village, also from said prem
ises to the wharf, being the same premises which
were mort gagged by said Hotel Company to Charles
b. Sanford and Hugh Ross, to secure the payment
OF $4,000 on the 18th day of November A. D. 1871.
by deed of mortgage of that date, recorded in the
Waldo Registry, book 156, Page 346.
}. W BLACK Deputy Sheriff.
Belfast, Nov. p, 1S1;.-3w22
The Republican journal., 1875-12-09

''What is that dog barking III :. asked a fop.
whose boots were more polished than his ideas.
why" said a bystandrr, "he sees another
puppy in YOUR boots"
The Republican journal., 1875-12-09

A London special says the opinion there
is very general that the return Of the
Prince of Wales has been determined up
on. and it is stated that the cabinet 1ele
graphed him, advising him to return home.
Although it is stated that the cholera will
be given rs the reason tor this return. the
real one is the unsatisfactory attitude OF
the native princes. Not single reception
was protlered by any one OF these in the
Madras and Bengal presidencies All the
entertainments thus fur haye been by the
English, and there is no concealing the
fact that the native princes regard the Wis
it untavorably.
The Republican journal., 1875-12-09
CHRONIC
GATARRH.

symptoms Obstructed breathing, partial closure
of one both nostrils, stopped up, ''stufed up'
feeling in the head, constant blowing of the nose
discharges from the nose of watery or thick yell
low greenish mucns, frequently streaked with
blood sometimes the matter becomes encrlsted in
the nasal passages, and is removed only by pro
longed effort. In the morning rising the symp
toms are the worst. Violent blowing hawking and
splitting until the crusts are removed, at least par
TALLY and the throat freed from the matt ter that has
accumulated during the night. Finally the poison
uuS secrctioHs attack the throat, bronchial tubes
tHri'inAt'ns III pulmonary consumption, ac
cvc>g ht and hearing.
The Republican journal., 1875-12-09
sheriff's Sale.

WALDo,ss. Taken on execution in favor of, harles
Elliot, against William Brown, and will be sold at
public auction. to the highest bidder, Saturday,
the first day of January, A. D. 1876, at ten o'clock,
A, NJ, at the office of Joseph williamson in Belfast,
in said County, all the right in equity which the
d. 1873, when the same was attached on tie rgnal
writ of redoeming his homestead, in Knox, in said
County, containing one hundred acres, or less,
mortgaged by SAID Brown to Philander Ptman on
the fourth day of May, A. ID. 1872, by his deed of
mortgage of that date, recorded i'll the Waldo Regis
try, vol. 81, page AS and to W. p. Hartmann on
the twentieth day of June, A. ID. 1871, by his deed
Of mortgage Of thar date, recorded in said Registry
vol. l65, page IS to which and the deeds therein
referred to- reference is hereby had for particular
description Of said premises.
SAMUEL NORTON, Sheriff.
Belfast, Nov. p, 1879.
The Republican journal., 1875-12-09
In a Detroit Court,

OW ow :" sobbed Mrs, Mills rs She
actd the dock; 3" how can ever i've
through this ?"
" 10 You feel bad?" asked the court, as
hr hunted through his pockets for a harvest
apple.
Oh,NcS. ~ir-oh, sh-,lcar sir-oh ,
oh ..
.Biilh. You may 90 in and nrcnaro
some camplor and water and a mustard
nIaStcr observed the court
~Ilcntcdu the shan't,r she exclaimed
its my feelings. nav heart which feels
bad e.
And ! have no Ioubt Mrs Mills tbat
yea will stand light there in YOU track
and tell me that You didn't run after Mrs
The Republican journal., 1875-12-09
Sheriff. Sale.

WALDO ss.-raken on execution in favor of Be
Jordan against Henry Mctiilvery and will be sold at
public auction to the highest bidder, Saturday.
the first day Of January \. D. 1876 at eleven O'Clock
A. NJ, AT the office of Joseph Williamson, in Belfast
in said County, all the right in equity which said
McGivery had on the sixth day of February, A. ID.
1873, at 10 h. m, A. NJ, of redeemng the follow
ing described real estate situated in Belfast afore
Said to wit a certain Lot of Land in Belfast atore-
said with the buildings thereon and bounded fol
lows, viz on the South by land of the heirs of the
late Rufus b. Allyn, West by land formerly conveyed
leading from High Street TO the Mc(iiivcry shin
yard, called, and Eastwardly by Tide Water Of
Belfast Bay with the shore flats in front of sand
Street and Lot The above described property being
subject to a mortgage recorded in the Waldo County
Registry Of Deeds, Vol. 146, Page i24, given by the
said Henry McCilvery to James Z. White ct. al, Of
said Belfast, to secure the payment of certain prom
issory notes for seven thousand six hundred and
ninety-nine dollars and ninety-three cents, dated
Nov. Is, A. ID. 1860, with interest PAYABLE annually
SAMU Ell NORTON, Sheriff.
Belfast, Nov. y, ls75.-3w22
The Republican journal., 1875-12-09
? E 3 NJ N EMILY
GU E ED.

>ANfohh'N RADICAL CURE FOR CATAREH is q
safe, certain, and permanent cure for Catarrh of ey
cry form, and is the most perfect remedy ever de
NiSed. II is purely vegetable dstillation, and is
applied locally by installation and constutionay by
internal administration. Locally applied relief is
Instantaneous If soothes, heals and ceanses the
N. sal passages of every feeling of heviness OBJ
strnction. dizziness or dizziness. Constitutonally
administered repovaes the blood purites it Of the
acid poison with which it is always charged in Ca
larrh, stimulates the stomach, liver and kidneys,
pnrtccs diecslion makes new blood and permits
the formation ot sound, healthy tissues, and finally
obtains complete control over the disease. The
}4Arkib.p curative powers, when all other remedies
utterly fail, of SANFOED'S RADICAL CURE, are at
tested Dv thousands who gratefully recommend it to
fCilOW-Sui!erers. No statement is made regarding
il that cannot be substantiated by the most respect
able and reliable REFERENCES 1t is great and good
medicine, and worthy all confidence. Each package
contains Treatise on Catarrh and DIR. Santords
Improved Inhaling Tube
sNNFoEp'S RADIO VI CURE is sold by all Drug
%istS. Prize, Sl.00. Sent prepaid TO any part of
the nited states for : l25. WEEKS < POI TER,
General Agents, Boston.
E55-i 20 \NFDRD'~ JAMAICA GINGER the
The Republican journal., 1875-12-09
SNEEZING
CAl.'T..ARRH.

Irs is constant snecze, sneeze, sneeze, until
your head seems ready fly OFF, until your and
eyes discharge excessive quantities of mucus, thn
acrid, and poisonous, until, unfit for business or
pleasure, you number yourself among the most af
ictcd OF moras, destined to suffer periodically the
greatest distress without relief consolation. Ev
cry draught. every breath OF air seems an enemy in
disguise This is properly called Acute Catarrh, and
commonly, Cold in the Head. Its constant recur-
renee is due to constitutionay weak or diseased
nasal organs ana enteebed action of the perspira
tory glands. In the permanent ofthis distress
ing ma!ady SANFoEo's RADICAL CURE FOR CA
iAERI is ncVerfailing specific. Instant relief fol
lows the first dose. Its use destroys that morbid
SchsiiiNeness to atmospheric changes which predis
pose people to this disease and is to prevent
attack OF Chronic or Lucrative Catarrh.
, 1875-12-05
GEN ERAL NOTICE
NOT.1CF3

The Registered Construction Bonds II ths cbte,.
Gas L,Ghs and Coke Company, standing On tha booE
q SAD comps9y, in the following naza.s. 10.
Brown. ", E. Bowen, Geo. Brown. Er,b \ R -
John n Brown, ]. Beecher, D. P. Bacon n ~
t., Q. Bronson, c. o. Brewster, I'm. hxuTn " =
harker. iaa1elz Brown, 4. s. Brown md othsss. <
j., F. bronson, s. B. Co5h, T. P. Cods ~. =
cGsae. Ben1. catvar, 6. B, Carhazt. +. b CooI.1 =
J. Caldwell. estate OF V. J. Gamer. J. c. Dawson. 4
Mekey. IM g. D. Nrfsy: J. a. Duunana. Thos. 8 M1ra
1ns. T. 4 $. Deposit Co., ". H. Graham. d Gr.4gs
way. J. Fl. Huboeh Z. Norman. 4. Hunncxtn ~ ~
tee, E. H: Hadduck. 3. Inshsn. ". ~ Kssn ss,ssa
!. neen' e. :: p; kesn, G. g. ksen, r. Keen dnaraIas
Leaylst, G. u: A.lcon, Henry Meig., 7. Narqaand i
s Mason, y. Il. Morrison, II. b. Mistaell @ i
Mitchell Il. L. Magic, aerehznts savings, Lon. ,ai
dso7ss geot exSmIsny; xsaes " J. ss Nsvos Ss.ss
4 u: QIandsle. C. J. nusse.i, George spita c..
1sraei she1don II. schnbart s. i. Smith. .. St,a,sT
z. J. p Shields, George F. Stono, J.. ". s;.rr. Y
Me13nder Smith, Il: sAipley. Gertit. 3. smth, i
Aoses Taylor: J.. N. Underwood. 4 +. van Nest III
A. Vaa Ness, Z. Van Ness. Il. P. Ward, C. ?, wutaaa
Il: WessIe1, 2: s. wilson. T. J. Wii.aa, gsngs
Jvseph whitaker, & T. Watkins, I. L. v" wtnstos %
Truatee. !. L, zoe. Henry Young, James Il, Yoqna
Henry L: Yosag. and Bearing the following number,
to, o. w Il Aos, efs "a fa. LIS 1.s,s, e49 fd ~
80 -: a -. s1' ~, ~! ~ &6l ~ - ~
~. ,359 ,oea no l.I51. Al, 49, 81 27a ~ a.
G93, o. q, 80, 1,t53 ,36, 4g7, 400, ~, 29o 51 a
s90 Lis, 70. ss; IS, ri: s9;. 5oe. :o1 l,is 1ss
"a ,3o3 ~. 1313. s.. 7ls. l.4, l,t&l. 52l u4
~ ~ rs va oa3. 1 1o1. sa1, ISL Ia ssi, liz
a26 731, ILL., III, s35, '3s, 1857, III, LII, lln l
40 Il: III. l9a. III. sAs a59 l2:1 s5l, gu ID 81
49, III, 347, 554, III, a57. LII, 13 l,324 "a ~
35. 7ss. - Isl, 1,33a. 10, 81, 754, 1,0a In a.
a9. ia. 974+ l,21. ot7. III. lso, A. 5s, dsa l3 1
,231 l,-l6, 5S3, III, l9a. 3, aAa :,J, O. 5M ST,
.227 1,2-a, 90. 3os, 6'! 1850, 1,331. l.25J 6, nj
.0, 2o9. clo 4sl. ALL 4 213, 4v4, ase by rssofute
IT The Hosr1 Of Directors Of sai1 Company, otdHe4
o bs called In and rsid and the sa1no xin b. n.
3eeea At the oEco ol the Company on and aftsr tas
Isl day OF January, 4. D., 1s;6. Tho hoadazs of nd
,onls are hereby notified thereof, and that IN md
IT. tho said lst day Of January, 4 D. l414 IL ea
,onda will cs4se to Uear 1ntarest
By ordsr OF tho Bolrd Of plrectora.
E. 7. WATKINS, Prsaidsat,
JAMES 4. RURTIs, Secretary.
Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. st, 1875.
, 1875-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS.


All ths stores On the ground floor Of the new
! CRYSTAL Block, on Madison street, opposite THx
| Tn1nnsr of;ce. have bean rented topether with
s,a.o - 49, oaoas naata 10 aaa..,,.. III
SOME OF tne uppeF on'ces' heols a1e eeneeally
low and dull. There is some demand for amsll
storea- House rants ars quiet. e. c. Cole T.
! Go. have rented 1853 South Clark street. 1t $3.50
/ ...th -. .,,.h;, ,4o.. ~ n r.x,... =
1'otn' 'oA e's."h o'oto - A7i1oos q
| ~ aA'e 1e'.oo Ate ueH u@u w a1o4Son a'tee1'
| betWean Clark and Laballe streets.
Rr11Drya ASSOCIATIONS M CINCINNATI
,:s--.-l .. 1:-.,-.:
q eispnten '1ou1 e1acAuoa'l states tnat tnere
continue revelations Of fraud In building 1880
c;.+;o,o hara nno tse vor,d r., ,r;,1 - ho,r,,
sAA''Ao .eS ~. 80" """A" ~ "1A4 Ao@'y
loss to ali. and Friday night another had to call
On its treasurer to account for the sum Of SIS 900
Of which he is short. he reported himself e;ck
In bed and unable to attend.
nrpprn.r,os ~ pr., r,,.
nho da--.o;a+;oa ~ -o., .....a
~ 1,. 1opse41t.oa y. 4e44 en.a.e uooS W. ap@
pear 20 De peoanaf 70 tue United ststea' A Paris
correspondent OF London Journal. speaking Of
the proposed foreclosure OF = first mortgage on
real estate at Mareeilles valued At about 1000,
, 1875-12-05
The General Dizziness Reflected
in the Business Of the
Banks,
Heavy Remittanoes Of New York Ex-
change on Country Account.
The Produce Markets Irregular
Wheat Very Weak.
Other Grain and Provisions 6taadier--.
Progress Of Packing.
FINANCIAL.

business 1t the banks did not present any unusual
features. The loan market Ia vary quiet. Merchants
have their business 10 arranged that they CON-
peed to havs very little recourse to thu banks. Ths
comparatively small volume Of the settlements on the
first days Of this month showed how restricted trans
actions have been The Boaxd Of Trade The condi-
ton OF prices Is such that speculation has halted and
the foreign demand ia Light that the legitimate
movement is unusually small The packers have not
yet put much Of their paper the market. There ia
nothing mora than fair supply Of rntscela-
neous paper and the situation at the banks Ia quiet
though strong. The growing abundance Of surplus
resources in the absence Of the usual strong demand
at this time Of year, given Independent borrowers Oh
short time advantage In rates, but tho fact il OUT
sfde borrowers aro scarce.
Rates Of discount at the hanks per cent to
regular custoueras cG4ceaaons Of Par cant are
made to good outside borrowers.
On the street busineza II dull Rstes are c@l8 pex
cent.
Tho orders from the country for New York exchange
were heavy, large remittances having 10 be made to
settle country indebtedness. aales made between
bapks at par.
The movement of currency to tho country Ia de-
eres4iuK.
Manager Haie, Of tho Gearirg-House reports tho
, 1875-12-05

Withdrawn from ssors On Friday for city ooa-
sumption: no bu wheat, 737 bu corn. 80 bu oats
2s2 ou rye. 1,4n bu hurley.
Tha following grain waa inspected into store On
Saturday morning: Gears No. spring, 13a cars No.
do, g. csrs No. 9do, 50 rejected do cats NO
grade do 37 whoat SO per cent Of which belonged 70
the upper arades); cars hign-mi1ed corn. 18 cars
No. do, 16 cars rejected do, 10 cars grade do 55
eorn}; cars Ehfte oats. u CARS No. do carr re-
tectsd do t2s oats); cars No. z rya; cars No. 2
barley, arz No. do. cars rejected do. Total s37
cars, or 900 b. Inspected out: % 1856 bu wheat
1920 hu corn, e'4ea bu cats. A,:da bu rye s,247 bu
barley.
The following were the receipts and shipments Of
breadsufs and 1.-Two stock at this point during tho
PAST week and for the corresponding weats ending a
, 1875-12-05
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
CHEVALlER CASSE-C0U.
THE FED CAMEr,IA:

EHl3EQEKf-
Ttznalsted froua tho Froaca Original by THos. Po1c&
The author OF thta hook u unqussiunahfy tAs bat
manco writer in France today and thip book his
tazpiaaa- Tns ChcvaH ds EasaeCon Il orass, heais
gentleman. who cousoczates bis ts abilities I'D hta.A7
to hs task resculng saisgou1x Kif from thu dslsa
aF4 Of on3 Bousseaa banker s:nuxgiex sss1sta. 1ts
action ct ths story takes thu Various Interesting eEas1o-
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