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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-06
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CHICAGO ST. LOUIS
EXrREss. EXPRESS.
CONNECTIONS.

4. AZ y. T; Transfer with Union Pacific HAIL
road for Omaha.
3. At,Council Bluffs. with Kansas City, st. Joe
and Council Bluffs Railroad for st: Louis and all
points south.
r8..At Mis- .ouri Valley with Chicago Is North,
western Railway for Chicago and all points east.
a.. AZ Sioux City with the Sioux city and St.
roads. Steamers for upper Miss ouri river, during
navigation, and with stages for all'point4 in the
g. AT Blair with Omaha and Northwestern r.
r.. for Omaha and Southern Ncbraska.
g. At Fremont, Ncb, with the Union Pacific X
K. for all points west and the Pacific const.
e. At W1sncr, with stages for Norfolk, and al
i5pointn In Northern Nebraska.
kE- Be sure your tickets read via 81 &iP.R.
:. 6. HILLS, Gcn'l Ticket Ag't.
9. 8. BUXTON, Pass. Agt. Sioux City, 10.
{. BURNETT. Superin(e epdent.
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Ali Parts OF the South

Connections arc ;,lso ,,,ade at Frcerpl with
Western iiomuains, leaving Nrecport at l.sO p
N, aud arriving N Racine ~ f.55 p u, and Mil
wankeeat G,25 pm.
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FOR SALE.

IroR SALE ri offer for sale my premises, cor
Il ner of Fourth and Pine streets. subject TO a
lrase expiring April LIST, ls77 also lots l6, and
Is, block oG, and LOT 1, block Al. his n0licrt
means busiyess, and 10 a cash customer avery
low price WIFI he given. N. X. BROWN.
Burlington, VT, Dec. le ISIS. dGtSw4
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Closc Connections made with all Railroads run
ming East or South from Chicago.
rhis is the Direct Route

&. For Dubuque, Cedar Rapids, Prairie du Chen,
St. Paul, La Crosse. Winona, Marquette. Duluth,
lshpeming, Escanaba, Negauncc, Mcnasha, She
boygan, Watcrtown, Madison, Green Bay, Stevens
Point Oshkosh, Fond du Lac,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-27
TINE LIVING AGE.

Numbers 1854 and 1855 Of the Lirinc
As,, date'i respectively Feb. 10Th and
26,h, have the following valuable con.
tent. Wesleyan Methodism in Wesley.
Lifetime and after, by J. Llcwclyn Davis,
part H.. Contemporary Reri,,c: 4 Week
among the Ma-ois OF Lake Tanpo, Corn.
All. The Myth Of Demeter and Persc-
phone, by Walter II. Pater. Frfnightly
Reri>e. Forster Lie Of swim, Qaarser-
y Res.r; Goethe and Minna Herzlieb,
Csstaaporary Rerie,c. Rational Excite
ment, Saturday Rerie,o The Intellectual
Qualifications for Chess, Spectator Spell
ing, Saturday Rerieic; Pigeon English,
Pail Nall Ga;>tte and the following ex-
ccllens serials: The curate in Charge.
BY Ars- Oliphant; Her Dearest Foe, by
Mrs. Alexander; The Dilemma. and
Len-Handed Elsa. The usual choice
poetry and miscellany complete the two
numbers. For fifty-two such numbers
Of sirty-iour large pages each. Tor more
than SOD pages year the subscription
price tes) Il low, or still better, for $40 50
any one Of the American - monthlies or
weskles is sent with the Liring Age for
year. both postpaid. Little & Gay. Bos-
ton, are the publishers.
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POI.ITpCAusNOTES

Tho st. Louis Dispatch says that
there are two things that Grant doesn't
like, sugar in his whisky and Secretary
Bristow. tfa
philadelphia Enquirer, (Rep.): ali
Gem se,sewsk has resigned the country
expects his resignation to be accepted II
he has not resigned the country expect
him to be dismissed"
The Quincy Wig says the men,
ton at Chicago of the names of
MFR. Bristow, Mr. washburnc and
Mr.. Logan in connection with
the presidency, elected comparatively
but very feeble applause.
Quincy Nag. Certain it is, that in
this section Of the STATE, so faras we have
been able to ascertain, the Republicans
arc almost, If not entirely unanimous in
favor OF MIR. Blaine as the Republican
candidate for the presidency.
Maj. Ben. Pcrlcy Poore. staunch ad.
ministration man as he has been, says In
his Boston Jcm-tci dispatches "Sccrc-
tary Bristow is doing his best to let no
guilty man escape, but it is to he feared
that Attorney General Picrrepont is
hampering him.
SO ovcrjoycd were President Grant
and Mrs. Babcock over the news of the
acquittal OF the General at 1t. Louis on
Thursday, that Mrs. Babcock went into
Mysteries aud Grant danced and cracked
his feet together till his heels struck fire
Says Carl Pretzel: "In Africa. when
native tries to evadc handing over his
share Of the general revenue. he gets his
head chopped smack Off the momen,
he is discovered. And yet there are pco-
pie who say Africa ought to be civilized,
like America
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MCyyS Cane,

Ex-Supervisor Mum, who has been in
dic,ed at ST. Louis and Chicago for beng
part and parcel Of the whisky ring, ha.
recently reiterated what he has before
said, that he is the victim OF design.
ing men. Ciose upon this repetition
comes the information that Solicitor Blu
ford Wilson is an object Of suspicion and
that his early removal from the treasury
department is no; improbable. The
81. Louis R,pablicaf. Washing.
nn special Of yesterday says !:
"Lx-SuPervisor Mum oil the Illinois
district Is particularly busy in making up
The case against Wilson. Indictments
were found against Mum both at ST.
Louis and Chicago, and ly is the next
ahd last case at st. Louis, unles. Mckee
anu Avery get new trial.. Ex-senator
Matt. Carpenter will dciepd him. and
MUM asserts that be can prove tina, hi.
ihdictnent is the resul. OF a plot an
talned by Bluford Wilson, originally in
'ehaed TO implica,e Senator Logan and
ea,hepfesentatives farwel and Ward 0,
."icaso' The endeayor having been made
!" get ex'.augers OF Chicago to swear
70 Their connection with the ring in tia,
my wilson Is well advised of this plan
VI operseonk, md does not apnear dis
.urDed, seeming rather to invite than feal
these attacks
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IOO PAkGlNCLAU

we thlhk the San is little too ,astidi.
oas In Its criticiaas onCoI. Simpsons re.
, ps' ,.., II says that the Col. made mis-.
' "a "meh he said 1.-THE rapid erosion
~ naa .n, ~, Illinois shore opposite Eliza Tow
49,. mas 1aasea great alarm to the citl-
man, :, anu thinks this alarming state.
zsn. ' ~ aar caused more alarm to the citi-
n oom, =, U@ro than all the rivers on the
',,.,' ne ever did or can" because it
,nay s o no,p 81, away from Cairo people on the
No o,,- 49,, a new homes and locations.
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THE AC0UiTTAL.
Opinions OF the Press.
Cincinnati Gazette, Rep

Cincinnati Gazette, Rep
We hope that the country's escape
from the additional disgrace of the con.
viction Of the Presidents confidential
secretary Of conspiring with revenue of.
iicers to steal the public money, has not
been at the cost Of letting escape one
who, If guilty, is the most guilty Of all.
Cincinnati Commercial, Rep
We are not Of opinion that the ac1ul,.
tai Of Babcock Il due 10 his established
innocence or to the lack OF testimony
against him. II is due, first, to the
charge Of the judge. This
was about as near as Judge could come
to instructin. the jury to bring In YER
diet OF not guilty.
Quincy Herald, Deni.)
Babcock's moral guilt IL a. thoroughly
established as IL the jury at st. Lous had
pronounced against him. Grant will
probably rest easier after to-day in conse-
qucncc Of the verdict, but his adminstra-
ton VIII not soon recover from the
damaging effect Of its intimate associa-
ton with the case, and the defense Of the
accused.
fhan.as city Timos
ave the jury. find the Defendant no,
guilty 1t. Louis Jury.l 1--WE, the
people of the country. hold him not
guiltless. "-[Public Opinion.l
Gentlemen Of the jury. shake. We
don't agree with you, and the country
won't agree with you, and 1t never will.
But shake anyhow. shake for Bah.
Shake for Mr.. Grant because he did II.
All hands round.
t,t. LOUIS Republican
we think We are not wrong In assum-
ing that the popular verdict Of guilty
which had settled npon Gen. Babcock
was due quite as much 10 the evasIye, OBJ
jecting, technical defense Of his attorneys,
"a to the direct character Of the trsti
mony for the prosecution. In short tho
Scotch verdict OF mot proven" would
have been one striking nearer the pui,.
lie sentiment than that OF mot guilty"
tChicago Times, lad
The circumstantial evidences created
an impression upon the public mind that
BabcOck WAS not innocent an impres.
sion which the verdict of the Jury ha,
not removed, aHd which it Is not likely
will be ever removed. The verdict Of til,
public, which has watched the Gaze anu
considered the testimony on both sides
very carefully, is the Scotch verdict: No,
propea. IL IL q verdict which leaves tho
defendant under very unpleasant cloud
OF suspicion
lCOurisr-Jonna Dem
The frantic efforts of Babc0ck's law.
yers to get these dispatches thrown out
we're suspicious from tho start, In thu
lace OF the defendants own reiterated
declaration that Every telegram which
sent Will appear perfectly Innocent tho
moment ! can be heard" lie obtained
The hearing and then agOnizcd to hide
the kilograms from the scrutiny OF the
Jury. But he Is acquitted. lie has sue.
ceeded. lie will return to be hOROrcd by
the president and the circle which hc has
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

our Indians, negro and n white
'a'' ''e 70 be hung at TT. Smith, Ar
N''sas, on Friday, April 2lst.
qua" SHAW, AN extensive wooden
manufacturer of Wales, Massachusetts
laiieu on Thursday, for three hundred
thousand dollars, siill they come.
Inc southern States exposition
opened at New Orleans yesterday. GOV
Hendricks OF Indiana, was to have Je.
liyered an address.
"a Cincinnati policeman named An.
lAoay kemper, while taking "a drunken
Aa" ny the name of John Zllar TO his
", IN that city on Thursday night, was
nis', "ea by Zilar. and Knocked down a
"e"' :" stairs, receiving injuries from
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-27

Mr.. MARTIN URY writes to the Jones.
boro 0asette giving the manner of some
Of the survivors OF the Black Hawk war
in Union and Jackson counties and sug-
costing that these veterans have re-
union at the next Union county fair.
Mr.. Try was himself in the Black Hawk
war. " ~.
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WONDERFUL SUCCESS. :


N. T. Dollar sale. 50 Bromheld st. Boston
Mas Is daily shipping hundreds OF boxes and
packages OF valuable goods all over the 4. >
sin, 90 worth ot Gold Jewelry, Ring, rius,
SETS. Chains. Charms. &C.. &. Solid silver
and Plaie'l Ware. Cutlery, GLASSWARE, Fancy
Goods. (loSo ariiclesl and all descriptions Fine
Teas, Coffee, Groceries, Perfumcry. Hair Oils,
Soaps, xc., ~. Also ~, tvi book Of all kinds,
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WORTH DOUBLE ISsis good; q arr r.
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prioe OF only osE DOLLAR. q, ,~s d.lisbtei
patrons testify To the benefits Of our great sale
and in our paper hundreds OF letters ar. print..i
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Address, u. JOHNSTON co y l. DOL
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1-t,-wiw- N-2l.
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TIE Babcock case Is going to be some
thing like Beccher's. Babcock Is prepar-
Ing statement" In which he will en-
plain his connection with Joyce. Nc
Donald and other members Of the ring.
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BAsE. o41ew-hsrd Of the Chicago
Republic@ elinE, told the revenue
officers every the fisey:caught Repub-
lean stealing whisky to arrest a Demo
era. with him." IT cannot be done. No
Democrat was admitted to the secrets or
shared in the plumber, of the whisky ring.
1t is purely ard s1a,srely Republican
Institution.
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Republican newspaper. says: 1T Is
good deal easier and safer to slang-whang
the Democracy than to bring forward a
plan Of getting back to the specie basis
isn't II Mr.. Blaine:" ...
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p4jE.I.fssYlssaI Il'a'essF Wy
not rtif'flt4t..s.stl III

CARL pRyTxxLs X!ssstrafod Weekly 10 .
very funny paper, and the funniest thing
In II Ia the name of John a. Logan at Its
head for President.
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Immense Success.

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AS A NEWSPAPER

The bulletin viii publish all the loca, news
o! Cairo. and n variety OF Commercial, 20.
liiicaL Foreign and General News, and en-
deayor to please all tastes and interest all
readers. '''
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xx1rxcTorsspiritiscrop out In
the CINCINNATI hetcls keepen. Ten dol
lars day it Il Said. will be the price
charged for board there during the Re
publiOnronvdpb6sx a
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FiST WIIiS AGAIN
The ~un TO be RcRd IN the Capitol AT 1 t3s
r. VI. on the Day oil hs Date.

Mr.. Thomas VI. Vail General Supein-
tondent 81 tie Rauwa, Mail service, h 3 clir-
pie ed IN arrinqcr en- with the PENNSYLVANIA
Rtiroad Company. I'm orwhich the " fat m - >
Is to be revived HE early mails win stait from
New YORK a 4.3i \. ", receiving the bosom
mail 81 the evening previous. ant VIII re- en-
Puiiad -iphia at :. A. 81. EBtiu. - u il.2l A..
NJ. ana WASHINGTON AZ i:G .. =. talcr tine
new atrtn rcuout ALI mails t,AlN Or despatch
from New Nor< 4tH A. ~. or rom Boston ~
the pr,yiouH evening, ur. 10 Toe De iycr'd ~ all
plrts ~ New Jersey, ets t"ru P,nu-Y'vtnm. Della
ware, maryland. and Nirrlu. "a s'ouf noon.
\ railrnni Post Onlcr car il to pr dispatrhed
on the o.h A. i. tr IN. ana TINS will rum through
TO ~. Iuut connecting at tulu uuus vi II =
pos al car for Cincinnati, connecting with rains
Tor Iui.ylir ana the cuutn. rus trln VIII
connect ~ Philaieluhi, with throug h traiIs tor
IA .huond Va.
AtdP. VI. another postal car will start for St.
Louis. connecting At ColumhUs Win postal cars
for iurinnatl. lh train viii connect IN Puts
burtl win trains IN 4 will denver m Nls in all
FONTS u ONO on the day after it~ denar IRE
from NcN lrk az Cincinnati, with a last through
tram for Nashville, Munile. NV Orleans, aud
tive whole South, and a II. Louis win tnrougn
trains TO Kansas, Colorado, itxas, Omaha nd
thr Pa, H. - ates.
The New YORK and Washington postal car tn t
will mako through connection. To the Southern
seaOoard states - to ne dcsu ,tcnti Atd 4. u.
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.NoLD cRooKBD wHrskBYMAyrER.
The Action Of Joshua r. Bailey Ills Pardon
by the Prsr drnt.


The Action Of Jrsbun n. Bailey Ills Pardon
h, the pres drut
joshua r. bnlity, Formerly 'oiIcctof vi
Iptorn,i pavan,,, II, t,a E,ur,h D,str ct of this
'"'''"'', 'o'"o w WIG r""' y" -, 49,.
city nd aft rward IN the lhrlv-sc c'ud District
wLcso cxtonsyo Operations ncatns. whiskey
men charged with JC'r4udins the GDvernin' Mt,
with thcir sudden coll pc aud MIA Night from
the country us il d. fuItcr are sull frosu In the
r,ro ia.ttnn ,f tn, ttit,it hna rcrrntiv r.turued
-, w.. I,,ts W. "'j t,'s d,lr,,ss.d irttrr
90 tre ir -lurnt "l int ,n,,eu ,'.' 81 M.''"
the Following ls tnc no lipnIIAh' p'fuNhi
m ~ 49, f,1,satv NIX Aid IA I IN ofncial NC ION
v 'rueto t g,ois a'res q'car WI NJ, is ,lS,
aiier t rono ~ M, IL. telrn bc suspect ID.
com any M e" m, reR @.S sap, bSici xoi tie
yeor oi pursuit oy NaFi"F cr Iins' 0ri
that lac drlcrur, In ms sc,ounts IN Fourth aud
fortn. and no, n r., eseeula ion or persona appro.
nri ~ H. m ' "t tnn,s ''-' '''N''' 'V "
In re-. ri to Inv lbanlonm, nt - my Office u not
prrin 1ltrten Il vas indureI by nrostr zion arleng
u9r H. t,,ntu,nt 81 i,rra, rxci,eTient wa advi-ed
from sou5,e 70 which glve credit ina my .napel,
n, Inn a " " ar twu tndr, he duence ~ an emo
non nr pui o e." e, r to rSrry
1ut nv lnstsnti, formed s"inion t. sbrnaon all A.
,"l a. en- com me- r or no one ac Tsnn rn M,
c widest 's,SnHs fs a %@ed cS ear
fsy wnat the fsct. mlght turn out to be. Charste
as .5st w oin'ial e4I5 'nna y o,ne f Nv ,,ch
c sny, s %Ie istvlSs o ,,ns an N 'ts r p
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m 90 os rei'r 10 ese iscte p5 WY 9i
1' hqVc ns'n pFe9,a9a az na'ur ssI h NV ease
ma, come before Won IN true II cod
when finally oroke dssn under he wegn, OF 1p s
de tne fre'surv ,iug fro 10 scene Of ms crimos
VA wa, pIeSens su' " "1s ,hs' s on
htrd csrncd and honorable equation TO be irnmpivd
wops a,st Ss INV ud ,neni lax rceovcrc6 i:
noise rec gnized The uiisia. had made a. not has
tening at tn- critical nlomcut to Washnston and ny
nccl vi Wnich iid iorere before cn.frcd on thi-
e,Isndna - ~" "'O' '' ~ ~ ~
Wn.n ie,t the states had onlv money TO provide
n s ~ :" w.. t nv,,n , Nv AMY was
leg WIN nl rev nuaarcd dollars: req T. IRON 9 ,9 q
mpnb sier nv VIE nron,nt win her eSietiv "
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,,iIl, AZ, h,ch r,,nnr r, .1 me-,
hl.lons WIN mhivn tum" "a, , h m ..t,tv
ram re, r -, ~ nv ck of mean. nd 10
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W. .rSnsu IA 'as H. No Az nv when Has
meme a. qbr ennnav IN zen nv wife and emf trcn
IRON actn'l want anu oi'en IN great eNre"" 70 W.
nceto en- vour attention further MIR. President, 10
~, ,. ~ 'n,ssvtaip.S a., 20 p I ro n"
brre M,ti "h.n s.' 'narsi on ne ~. ~ "a, s ~
lection VA sap 1eI b. orders from the d,pU'n ut.
dY' 'h.' n'nu' so. a., ., w. r. ~ ~,
snoua nq nse1r a,ngd. s.,iec' to eoster t.
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si'r' ,f,al '"r m'ns', f. n.,th PAX W n'
| an aorI1 .'lnn, ac.ouat- alt 80 -
spona " $500 tn ora D. pp,r,t 'ch,,gnc, r ct
W. usa riuaHon by aa gicral y,aee ~ =.
vita u,. mai int amount o $1,000 ll.u Is ain IA.
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N'tthDN In fh,- c'ty.un Hpnday morning, Dee IL
..reudf 'ig.a 70 Witc "a ltopar, H. Mcouidy, ~ M
61tn or 70 Hr.-r.
me relatives ,nl ircnls u uc family are respect
fuNv utt!nn fn tisid fNr iuNtlll ron her ntu r'G
d.ar- 10 t-l liih IT,. ga ~ inc-dnY morning, Dec.
H. af ifa p',lOst.
-hopD'tt>- -Ou sunday. DC. 10, 1870, Jamos snod
gfi-- W tpr ~ war 90 h4. a4c.
I.ti teiaiitrs anal T. - tIc o -pecfuy inNl"i 10
eit,4I ihe f.arr ffp., hi. SOC ei irnce 4H2 West
H. %. uu Mclne.tiv, o. O.. ~ % o'clock +. W. 80
f'NiiN. ~ luElr N.f zoe N. rr Iursfly. prr IL
I0.l. tAa.5 corn. 40 DO sat year oi her age
.Iilc'. ~ Iuperll D.. g, ttftt.
MAlkf' -On Monday. Bc'. n. Mlry daughter o.
1AI.l4. and MARY Jane "Hiaos, a%vd 10 year ani
mnHfhs.
rneisi ron her lite rslGeuce. iss Ludlow ~ on
Wei. s'ify nf u'rlnck.
NOJD DOC II. $50 90 e'aplrlu., staten lsapd
Lester D.. GOD IN the -iih r, 80 his 20.
Iu..s .-.llit vii .l.. 90. raNian thurch
ai q. 20. etDHst.y. t ~ 800. tltnds a1d la
i've. arr r, qno ted tu I . o he idUnce his
uuct n 60 e. ft.un, 4i., .., staten Island. = VI
Wff+f' ff. pu On ..v Hft"rro ~. Dec. ~, ls7t
J - ft saw Ing ,a.ln ui q. an1 the late SUSIE H.
IAi.
NuIneS OF tln - q Ntii pH suA-
-
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Ut'V"s wcIc - err ..t. ar f,iSS h"Ad all delayed
SICK that hound nav ,tatnCd ucrc ycst rdAy There
VS. fir denouu & r. W rnd extra steers at good
mn ~. uit suN sh urGuary IN lidcs Sr'nr OF
TIE cuutcc- sirHr Wrr 10 NJ lie. to drtts i5Gs
rs bs 10 Tie rr,fs cwt. an somo ~ the conimnnaat
cat %" .t 1c'd's' p n.. 90 o. ~ Far to ROol
sierts were rally sofa al risgI0o y H. To dres- 80
rtH7 o..
Receipts of sheep and umls we-r car loads or 1900
had rHr ~ WifC chat % 'i b aud extremely uuli
mar.ot q 4c6lac. 3 - Tor shccu, 5ii@GAc. y 10.
Tor i.4uts.
lseceIiso ~ "a wcrc a n Dads, o. a301 head. IN.
thd4ug tur lOad- Tor iuiiq snlcsmen, OF
Nilch we're sutt le the lfVrUrF all the stOCk
they wanted 10y dreCt luV ut,Atla from the West.
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TUESDAY, Dec. IL. T.. M.-There wac Y

-
TUESDAY. Dec ~ f. M,-There waa very
"i-'"N' - wv 80 vs.
little IN the operations ~ the ft"ck HN"'a"sc
t. command succiil reu5rd, and the voiIuo ~
""r'"c09 ""'""'e" NV ''"'''" ''"'''
The trans ctions iu Lake Hhorr were tue most
important, but tae.s Amounted to l,ps than
a. -, 49,. 49,, -,
"'''0O N"n''r' ""''' Wv i,""'''"o' w NV
prdctlC tllv u elected. his & ck r'ngoc during
the mutnias Al CO., 1854, scller l. c,Jis. after
-. i. -, a.. , ,,.,,,..
""cn J. reacted . ne lowest heure' OF 'ue'aS
bat toward the ClUso 81 busiuesH dcyclpic1 a
ftpsb intarpst a. ,.t. ,,,,.s..n ~ c.u,n,r a y,iv
Ia9,n unrn,ns. n, IT, V''' ,, - ~ Eat si
closed nt 5is dor a Drl,w.ra, Llckn-
wanna and Ve.trrn necn,ue rongar ~
NJ, Fix '"' but cIn'ed "a. tI,,ngn
maintained a drm tone a, 72i,ao7.so3s,,. n'ls"rI 3,
a. ~, os,s ,n - WV a., .,u ,, ','
ms ; and Nov. VII Cnnt,t "a a 4 matter a,
IO4b. with n reaction. b'wryer. ~ Ifpf In the
su1-cquent deaiins., P.r,nc Mail waa q rh ado
not Ad vi.cd ono, al CT tne nu4tne,, %, tn COM
p nv since the nav niauIretneut came ii, CON
sbGOiOj from the Gnyrrtm.ii h.. T., iiu,i,a.
Iion IN the H. # January. It ia 'imrult TO in
duce purchasea: whtls, At the .a,..,, tt.,r t.o,o
friend OF IN a Compnny who bouyI. two tnurti.s
ago, IN expectiiion thlt tho uriel " tuId .oon
reach the forties, have become discouraged. and
are sci ing out whenever Tie narSet VIII poripit.
There was decidedly more Lualut ~ IN ~.
! Louis X mas gtty ard northern rrrf rre,I,
whicI sold at - \ ,Agi ,t1i Relltr ~, ia. but
IN the s. paui'., VI nigin Ceutral, O.t,l md
Ere only lev trnnsacttnns were recorded.
win eli, smnss1upentI, Li,' trf tho ~ r,,oot,
sales were at 59ji, ana the movement apueef,ed9
To- seIl. Wanash ranged M 4Slfl Z. i1I's with
sales OF Harlem at In, ana 7 name At ~, nuyer
20 nh " sed -, cei 9'' , H., Nm ~
sey southern tnsrs w're more man dsuul Trans,
a osa.., Ne" jersey emu 81 .ku ~ 49,, 30
Of ihe shares upon the let, failed to attract
spechl attention.
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Married women Ger fovrcr,Y from nausea.
hlt 40. 1870 at.it .tNN4 .t.- Id. 100, a."
Hi,iOnFnrsS, iirniHChr' nud Impure ilnod.
j. go OF hem done away Win, II you wllltttH
Q4Ik DO y. lea Pltr 20 rrrts per p-tAt.e -.ld'.
y rgoa meas iu Infants mood not he feared
whore Nonclrs lccnng 1otdlp ID used. Pt.cr -'c. -
A.,
CANtFn,- Nov treatise. Sent free ~ knife
or ll.aeIas us-A N, slVIuAld, NgsI IAN s-Air.
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~ spain, Urlce. liverpool Nov ~ Queenstown so
: Crescent ~. ,UuIf. q. piuNali Dec 2.
Ss. esiiI. r.. p. Ne trtI p .F IS.
N.at, A..Lt4- loo iI.t IN Ntt "a.
- 'i.ifn. uu. NtI b. .fiui..
- CO vi AUSTIN. ,t'ten', naveston Dec 2, Key
West
A., .te usual rivrt trI ruietet.rv ss.it
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Reduced pr 'ps on furniture ant c,ipets.
C.perlhwats, ljj aud lji Caatb IN street FAy
LuOAlAly AIg,