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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-25
issIsSHINfS LRVIRD.
TA1Y 1aYAN aININo con.
II PAxY: -Loessioa Of prseipai place Of

PANY. - Location Of principal place OF
Sasinsss, San rranetseo, California
county, Nevada.
Notfes 10 hereby given. thai q . meeting Of
tAs Board Of Dirsctsrs. held on The NH day Of
nArch. 1870. q assessment No. I'D Of One
Dollar per sAars vss levied upon he eapL
tai ssoei Of tks eorporstton. payakts tnmsai-
atsly, n United ntatss gold coin. " The Sscr-
tary, a The se1es q tks COMPANY, Noon Ne. Z
Sai Rrancisoo. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid On he nh day Of April. 1873.
vtii b delinquent. and advertised for sale
81 publie suction. and uaiess payment II nAds
bsloss win b cold on THURSDAY. the tsth
dsy 81 nay. 1879. 10 pay the delinauent a..
sessment. together with costs VI advertising
and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Board OF Directors.
WM. n. MccLlNrOCk. Secretary.
Omee-koom No. 4 iiaywArd's Buildiag, No.
az California street. San frAneiseo. California.
URkV
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CUCCoR AlLL AND MlNlN0
y COMPANY .-Loesiion Of principal place
Of bussness, ban Frsneisco, California
LEGATION 81 vosks, aosd Hin Mining Dis
triet. STOREY county. SevAda.
Nesies 10 hsrsby given. that at . meeting Of
the Dfsetors, Asld On the irh day OF April.
Isle, N assessment (No. iD Of Fly Cent?
Per sAars vas levied upon the eApltal stock
Of the Corporation. payable Immediately. In
United States gold coin. 10 the secretary. 81
the once % the Company, Rooms 3 and q No.
so1 nontsousry street, nan Francisco. Cali
fornia
Any stock upon which ihls asse-.m~nt shall
remain unpaid on MONDAY. the 7id day of
May. ls1i. will b delinqu.ai, and advertised
for sale 81 pablo action. and unless payment
10 made before will be cold q MONDAY. the
i,th dAy Of June, issd. to pay the delinquent
assess1ent. together with costs OF advertising
and expenses ~ sale.
Nm. 70. WATSON. Secretary.
Odhee-Roons s and &. No. 90l Montgomery
street. San Trsnelseo. California. apiotd
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EAsr YELLOW JACKET MINING
II coNPANY.-Loestien o. principal place
Of business, San Yrancisoo, Oalifornis.
Location Of worth. Gold HUI. nsvsds-
Notice:-rhere arc delinquent upon the fol-
ment (No. ~ levied on the i3th day OF March.
ls1d, the several amounts set opposite the
nance Of the respective sharsholdsu. - foi
lows: f.
Names. No. c.rif. sa,. Amt.
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NEW TolK AlNINe coMPANY.

IN LocstSn Of principal place Of eusiasss.
'i L.ssiion q works. aoias hin. STOREY county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby riven, that ct . meeting Of
the board OF Directors. held % The s1ih day
Of NArch. 1919. an assessmrpt mo. d vi
rny Cents tUc } per share wa levied upon
the new (or d the fats Of sighty.thrss and oae-
third cents upon the old capital stock Of The
corporation. payable inmediately. In United
stale> gold coin, To the Secretary. 81 the of1es
% the Company. Roon ~ Haywsrds building.
SlS California street, San francisco. California.
Any stock upoa which this asssssment shall
rsnaln unpaid On the nrsa ttstl day Of Nay.
Ism. Win b dslinQusnt. and Advertised for sale
q pablo auetion. N unlsss paymsnt 10 made
Seisrs yin Be- old % FRfDAY. the isth
day Of Nay, is1s, 10 PAY the delisausnt $4,000.
meat. together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of sals.
By order Of ths Board Of Dirsetoss. ]
u. L. THOMAS. ssefstay.
Once Room No. 81 Haywafd's buildlng.
No. tis California strsst. San Franeiseo. Gail.
fornla- mr3ned
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SEoaGaAfk nLs.s "a. .A.......
- CUMPASf.-L ocslou q pfipcikai plso
Of baslnsss. San Francisco. Cihf
Location Of works, Gold mn. storey county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that At q meeting Of
the Board of Dirce'or-, held on the nth day Of
April. 1875, an assessment (No. i5l OF fty. (5l
Dollars per share wa. levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable Immediately.
In United staies gold coin. to the Secretary. a.
the once Of the Company. No. tit California
street. San francisco. California
Any stock upon which this sssc-smsnt sAall
remain unpsid On the 10Th day OF Nag. tsTI,
win Be delinquent. and advertised Tor sale
81 publie auction. and unle.. payment i inside
bsfers vili bs cold on TUESDAY. the eRh
day Of June. is's. 10 pay the delipqusnt 80
ssssment. together with costs Of advertising
and sxpsuscs Of sale.
By order Of the Beard Of Directors.
GEO. ID. EDwAkDS. Secretary.
Omee-fn NorrOus Buiiding. ut California
street. eas Francisco. California. spistd
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AssIssnHSYs LIyIID.
GOULD = CURIY aILVER mn,

HOULD q CCBBY nILvEB MlN.
Y ne oonrAsI: Los.,is. 2, ys,ssiP.i
Loesiiea Of worm. virSinia. Storey comfy.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that Of . meeting Of
the Board Of Directors. hstd On the ID day o.
March, iSie, an as1sssnent mo. ~ Of One Dol.
lar tei per share was lsvied upoa The capital
stoek Of ths corporation, payabls lnnediAieiy.
IN United states gold coin. 70 the eeerstarv. ~
he once q The Oonpany, Roon No. - Ne
ysAa Noel. Ma 90 Aoatsensy street. ssn
rranciseo, California
Any stoek upon which this asssssnent 4
remain unpaid on me ssth day Of April.
iS7s, VII - dsiinqusat, and advertised fos
sais q pabiie s~nction. and unlsss payment 70
made bsiors viii BE- sold on NJ
lsth day Of April. 1879. 70 pay the dehnouent
assessnssi, Together with costs Of advertising
and expsnsea Of sAle.
~ orisr o. the Board az Dtrsctos-
ALrRED Z. puRBRow. sserstarJ..
Onos-Roon . Nevada Block, No. - nont'
soassy STREET. ssa frs.eiseo. California
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NOTICE.

HNicKKRBocKER NiSiSo COMPANY
N AZ Q meeting u The Stockholders Of the
kniekssboeksr Mining Company, held Monday.
March %. isls, % vas decided, BY unanimous
vote. 70 decrease the capital stoek nom tvssty-
foaf thousand shafes VI the par value u oos
sharss Of the par value Of one hundred dollars
saeh.
Netics 10 hereby given. thai the nsw stoef
will b. ready foe Issue on MONDAY. April =,
u1s. upon sauvpder u old certificates ADD pay.
nsut % assessment this day lsvied-
By sedsr VI The Board of DIrvc.ou.
J. II. 8AYRk Secretary.
Sss Frnscisco. Cal. March N. ts-6 CIV
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y And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the board OF Dirsctofs. made on the ID day Of
March, isis. 20 many sharsvof each parcel Of
such stoek q may BE- necessary VII DO sold
Room q. No. ~ California street. San Fran.
eiseo, California. On "WEDNESDAY. tbs 18th
day Of April, ls1s. u the hour Of ons O'Clock
=. 4. Of sald day, 70 pay ssid delinquent a..
v'rsi'ias' and Sc SsRss;'; H q s;lii s.er,,.r,.
&C. Sr ss,s':ss. c a Mi az o''if'f'i: :p ;ss.,''
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NoRTH CHIPHAN MININu con.
IN PANY, Loeaiion Of principal place OF
6usipsss, San Francisco, California.
Notics.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock, on account Of assess-
ment mo. ~ levied on the ID day OF Marcp,
1879, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF tbs respective sharehoidsrs. q foI-
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And IN seoordsnos With law. and an ofdsr o.
AZ ;isss . may b ssc.ssssy vill b soid
n pubiis aucron. q The ones Of he Company,
vsda. Q MONDAY. DE 37i day ot Nsy, iss.
q ths hour Of ! o'clock ,. H., 70 Tsy aid a.
M order Of the Board Of Trustees.
snsitl 7.I B.L. 1URnAN, Dscrstary.
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afnRrH CALHOUN Q0Ln AZ

NGsnITJyEsa S SisiSS cSxp asre aaS
q principal place Of business Gold I'LL. No
Location ef works. Eagls asd Carson Mining
District, Ormsby county, Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the FOL.
lowinrdeseribsd stock Of The North Calhoun
Ooh snd silver MintnG Company. on account
az assessment mo. ~ levied october ~. ISIS,
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GROWS PoINf 0OLO AND sii@
" YER MINING COMPANY. location Of
prineipsl plsos Of business. San franeiseo.
uaiifornia.
Loe.iiOa Of WORKS, Gold I'M. Storey county.
Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. that ct . meeting of
The Board Of Dirctors. held On the 5th day Of
April. ISIS. " assessment mo. 81 of Ons
Dollar per share Vas levied upon the capital
stDek 81 the corporation. payable Immediately.
in United states gold coin. 10 the secretary. a.
ths once Of the Company. Room - Hayvard's
Daiidins, No. tis California street. san Fran
eisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the loth day of MAJ. ls7s,
will Be ~delisquent. and advertised for sals
81 pahlie auction, and unless payment IL made
before viii BE- sold on WEDNESDAY,. the 3isi
day Of Nay. is7s, to pay the delinquent asssss.
nsnt. together with costs Of Advertising and
expenses Of sAle.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
0nAs. Z. ELLlor, Secretary.
O0os - Room - Haywani's building. ais
f-Nlu~-la sA--a 49, E.-..a, C.lf. -.
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one.-Roon n, No. si Hostsonsry sirss,
San Francisco, C~aliforniA. mrSotd
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NEvAOA NOLO Ana ....
in MINING COMPANY. Location oi pain
eipa place Of business, San franeiseo. Cali
fornial
Location Of works, Gold Iiili, storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting Of
the Beard Of Directors. held On the 3oth day OF
March. 1870, q n assessment (No. ~ Of Ten
Gents per share vas levied upon the capital
stock % the corporation. payable imnlsdi-
atsly. In United StAtes gold coin, 10 the
ssefetary. 81 the once Of the Company. hoom
-. No. tio California street, San Francisco,
California
Aay stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 81 day Of Nag, ISIS.
will b dslinqusnt, and advertised for sa.e
ct public a~ueiion. and unless payment 10
made bsiors win b cold on fCksDAY,
the sd day of MAJ. isIs. 10 pay the delin.
quent assessment. together with costs Of ad-
vsrtising and expenses OF sale.
Dy order Of the Board Of DIRECTORY.
I0aTpH AAAlfIQe n~<psfrw
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Omes-fn Morrov's Buiiding. az California
street. Ban Francisco. California spissd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-07
FINANCIAL ANRs COMwE8C
Review of the Portland Mad

FOR THE WEEK ENDING DEC. 6.
The markets are generally firm but rather quiet
The fears OF a European war have rather subsidized,
making less demand for goods in general. The
money market is steady and shows bpkllittle or no
change. Gold is firm and closed Wednesday, Dec.
9Th at 1881.
Apples are in good demand and con{iaue to sell at
prices ranging from $3.50 to $50. Beans are firm
and in good demand at the quoted prices. Butter is
in good demand and choice family lots bring prices
ranging from % q 33c, according to the quality.
Cheese still tends upward will be noticed by our
quotations. Coffee is firm. Copper and cordage
show no change Cooperage is dull. The drugs and
dyes are without material change this week. Duck
of Portland manufacture continues firm and in ex-
cellent demand. The fish market shows little
more activity, and Cod have advanced slightly
Mackerel are also considerably higher, with a much
improved demand. There is little new to say in re-
gard to the -four market The demand is quite good
while holders are asking quite an advance owing to
the advance of wheat in the west. Raisns are off a
little and new layers are quoted at $210 q 22O. The
new corn is coming in quite freely and is quoted at
62 6ic by car lots, while old is with &C. a &C.
Oats are quoted at 4sc. Hay is coming in quite
plenty at from SIS q SIT. Iron is dull Lard is dull
and kegs and tierces quoted at 11ac Leather is
stronger and prices are slightly higher. Lumber is
unchanged. Molasses is firm, but the demand is
rather light. Oils are firm at last weeks prices The
produce market is steady and we notice no change
from the prices last quoted. Pork is dull and prices
have fallen off about Soc per Dbl. Beef is unchanged
Spices are unchanged Sugars little lower this
week; graduated is quoted at 12s a 121c, while Ex-
ira G. is quoted at 11ic. Teas are dull and very
quiet. Zinc is off again this week and is quoted at
go 99c. Tobaccos are dull, but prices show no de-
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tiers, which can be done very readily at our
summer resorts, If be meet people who have
cultivation, but do not presume upon 1t or show
too much evidence that they are conscious of
possessing it, he may assume that they move in
good circles, and he need not ask himself what
profession or business the head of the family is
engaged in. If he meet family of which the
younger members are truly refined-all marked
assumption of refinement being barred-he
need not trouble himself if the father be plain
or even rough business man. The mother will
probably be quiet-mannered and cultivated
woman; it not the latter, she will be gentle
and retiring. neither denying nor parading her
lack OF early advantages. Such family, the
visitor may feel almost certain, belongs to the
pest circles" of its own neighborhood. The
description will fit thousands of families IN all
parts OF this country who hold unchallenged
positions in the highest social ranks. Flnally,
If an English visitor fail to find true refine
ment in family, and nothing at best beyond
display of snowy accomplishments, he need not
deceive himself by any preconceived notions of
the power of wealth in American society. Such
family does not move in the really good So
cety here, and any opinions of American social
life based upon the supposition that it does
will be erroneous. However sensitive the
people of a country may be to the criticisms of
foreign visitors, it is the visitors themselves
who are chiefly interested in the formation of
correct views; and give these simple hints for
the benefit of those who must at best find
American society, especially at its summer
gathering places, very elaborate puzzle to
comprehend. would only suggest in addition
that they remember that universal rule of all
rules every rule has its exceptions.
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as to whether members could be required to
vote on paper before being read.
The Speaker, after review of the rnle on
the subject, decided that tbs paper and oues-
ton was in the nature of information and a
step towards correct eg'slation and that there
fore it must be read. ~
The clerk thereupon proceeded with the
reading of the paper. The reading of the re-
port of Gen. Sherman and others occupied
nearly an hour. When it was finished Mr.
Wood of New York rose and expressed sur
prise at such message having been sent by
the President. He regarded it as most ex-
traordinary and unprecedented, but remarked
that this was a marvellous and extraordinary
time. The President had had the experience
which nearly eight years of service had given
him and that experience of itself should have
given knowledge, not only Of the theory but
the practice of the government and its officers
and yet the President had seen proper to send
to the House this unauthorized communication
from persons clothed with no official position
in the premises. The President by giving to it
his official sanction and by transmitting it to
the House made it one of the records of the
government, He, Wood could observe but
one object which the President could have had
in transmitting it; that was an incidental one
of suggesting that the House was clothed with
authority to institute careful inquiry into the
election of President In advance of the regu-
lar presentation OF that great subject, the Pres
ident told the House by this procedure that
the House is authorized to institute an inquiry
as to the correctness and integrity of the GER
tiicates of election. The exception which he
Wood took to it was that the President should
have transmitted in such an authorized way an
unauthorized document of mere partisan and
ex parte character ond his first impulse had
been to move that the Communication be re-
turned to the President. If he had followed
the indignation which rose to his heart when
the document was presented to the House. he
would have made such a proposition, but he
should not now do SO. He should simply move
that the message of the President and. accom-
panying documents be laid on the table,. (Ap-
plause.) y
Mr. Hoar of Massachusetts said that his side
OF the House desired to debate the subject.
The motion, however, was undesirable and
it was adopted-yeas 153, nays 9O-a party
vote.
House then at 315 adjourned, when .the an
nouncement was made ola DemocraH caucus
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-THE PRESIDENCY.
Desperate Game Of
the Oregon Dem
0cratS.
THE CANVASSING BOARD COUNT
In A TILDEN ELECTOR.
SO Says a Despatch
from Democrat
ic Sources.
1ilden Elected if this
SWindIe Stands.
FLORIDA GIVES 900 RE-
PUBLICAN MAJORITY.
TiIden Elected if this
SWindIe Stands.
FLORIDA GIVES 900 RE-
PUBLICAN MAJORITY.
THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE,

THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE.
Maine.
AUGUSTA, Dec. 6.-The Maine electoral col
lege threw seven votes for Hayes and Wheeler
today and elected Edward R. Spear of Rock.
land, for messenger to Washington.
New Hampshire.
CONCORD, Dec. 6-The electoral COLLEGE of
TINS state met and cast unanimous vote for
Hayes and Wheeler.
Vermont.
MONTPELIER, Dec. 6.-Ths electors met to-
day and cast their five votes in favor of Hayes.
Aldrich, the contrasting elector, demanded to
cast his vote but was refused, aud will carry his
vote 10 Washington, there to fight it out before
Congress.
Mass achusetts.
BOSTON, Dec 6-The electoral college of this
state cast unanimous vote for Hayes and
Wheeler. II Il. Sibley was appointed messen-
ger to convey the vote to Washington
Rhode Island.
BOSTON, Dec. 6.-The electors of Rhode L.
land cast their votes for Hayes and Wheeler.
Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 6.-The electoral college
organized today and cast its vote for Tilden and
Hendricks. John Scobey was chosen messen-
ger.
South Carolina.
COLUMBIA, Dec. G. The Hayes electoral col
lege met at noon today and cast seven votes for
Il. B. Hayes for President, and seven for w,
A. Wheeler for Vice President c. G. Bowen
was chosen president of the college.
Ohio.
COLUMBUS, Dec. The Ohio electors met
in the Senate chamber at noon aud cast their
twenty-five votes for Hayes and Wheeler
BENZ. f. Wade was unanimously chosen mes
senger to carry the official notification of the
re suit to Washington.
wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 6.-The electors of this
state met at Madison at noon today and cast 10
votes for Hayes for President and 10 for Wheel
er for Vice President
New York, Come ciicut and Maryland.
BOSTON. Dec 6.-The electoral colleges met
IN New York, Connecticut and Maryland and
cast their votes for Tilden and Hendricks,
Pennsylvania.
HARRISBURG, Dec. 6-The PENNSYLVANIA
electoral college met in tue Senate chamber to-
day. unanimous vote was cast for HAYES
and Wheeler. Mr. William Cameron was cbos-
en- me ssenger.
DENVER, Dec 6--The Presidential electors
Tor Colorado met today and cast their votes for
Hayes and Wheeler. Otto Mears was appoint
I'D messenger.
Illinois.
SPRINGFIELD, Dec 6-The electoral college
cast her q votes today for Hayes and Wheeler.
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News and Other Items.

Col. Gordon's African exploring expedition
have discovered new branch of the Nile, 200
yards wide, which leaves the river 100 miles
south of Dufie, and which the natives say
runs in an unrestricted stream into the Nile
again. In this case, it may afford relief from
the lola rapids, which have compelled por-
tion of $50 miles, and may also establish water
communication between Lake Albert Nyanza
and Khartoum.
An English correspondent states that the
Russians have perfectly frantic fear of mice,
and that he has seen one veteran, who would
not turn his head at an exploding shell, jump
from his bed in the middle OF the night in
paroxysm of fear, and, drawing his sword,
make frantic passes and cuts at the spot where
he believed his tormentors were harboring, and
has known another to rush out into the cold
night air because mouse ran across his
face, and refuse to re-enter till the break of
day.
One patentsmedicine firm of New York paid
over 100000 last year for advertising, and has
made as large contracts for the coming year.
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f LORIDA,
The Canvass Gives Hayes $50 Majori.y-
Republican State Ticket and Congress-
men Elected,

Republican State Ticket and Congress-
men Elected.
WASHINGTON, Dec, 6-L. w. Wallace tele-
graphs to President Grant that the Florida re-
turning board has just finished counting the
votes, giving Hayes a majority of $50. The
Republicans elect the Governor and both mem
beTs of Congress.
The following despatch was received tn is
morning:
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Dec 6,
TO Hon. q. Chandler, Washington, d. G..
Hayes majority is 903, and Stearns' majority
is 800 less. Both Republican Congressman are
elected.
(Signed,) W. E. CHANDLER,
Attorney General
Taft has received the following:
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Dec. g.
Hon. A. Taft:
We have the,Republican electors. The Gov
ernor, Lieutenant Governor and one member of
Congress.
(Signed,) j. w. OSBORN.
The Dem oerafs TO Contest.
TALLAHASSEE, Dec 6.-The Tilden electors
will meet and vote, fortified by a minority re-
port from Attorney General Cooke. The news
of the proposed Congressional investigation
pleases the Democrats, who feel that n this
way their testimony will be placed more direct
ly before the House
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MILWAUKEE, December 4.-Flour quiet and firm.
Wheat firm No Milwaukee at %; No Milwau-
kee lS5; seller January 1873 seller for February
at 1 214 ;sNo Milwaukee at TO- Corn easier; No 2
at Ale Oats steady No at $3.50. Rye is steady
and in fair demand-NO at SOC, Barley less active;
No Spring at II a rae; No at 435 q 4ic. Proyis
ions are duh, weak and tending down.
Receipts 800 bbls hour, $1,000 bush wheat.
Shipments-11,O 900 -four, 81, 900 bush wheat.
CLEVELAND, December 6.-The Petroleum .park-
ct is firm and higher at % for standard.
MEMPHIS, December 6-CottOn is market quiet
and firm; Middling uplands 11sc.
CHARLESTON, December 6.-Cotton is active and
steady; MiddIIng uplands at III q 11ac.
NEW ORLEANS, December 6.-Cotton is quiet and
easy; Middng uplands 1lsc.
SAVANNAH, December 6.-COtton market is dull;
Middling uplands at 1tAc.
NEW YORK, December 6.-Cotion is easy; Mid
ding uplands at II 1-16c.
WILMINGTON, December Cotton is nominal;
Middling upands at lit q 1lsc.
AUGUSTA, December 6.-Cotton quiet; Middng
uplands at 105 q lie.
MOBILE, December 6.-Cotton is quiet; Middling
uplands 11sc.
LOUISVILLE, December 6.-Cotton is firm; Mid
ding uplands 1l4c.
GALVESTON, Decentralization weak; Middling
uplands 1lsc.
NORFOLK, December 6.-Cotton is steady ;Middling
upands at lie.
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MARRIED..

In Saco, Nov. 49, Chas o Verrill of Biddeford and
Miss lsora nj. Adams of Saco
In Biddeford, Nov. 90 Judson A. Boulter and Miss
Susie A. Merrill. both of Saco.
In Norway, Nov. %, Geo. E. Wilson and Miss Ella
f. Curtis both OF Paris.
In Waierville, Nov. 80, Augustus Cbamnlin and
Miss Addie Bertha Ludlow
In Marlboro, Mass, Nov. 8, by Rev. G. W, Mans
field, Palmer Merritt of Hyde Park and Maria b.
Wetherbee of Marlboro