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, 1876-12-09

uary.
CALLED. - The steamer Cyrus
Walker came in from Port Gamble
yerterday afternoon on her way to
get SOC, 900 feet of saw logs at Gays
Camp, situated a few miles from
town, for the Port Gamble Mill
Company.
From Me Daily Of Sunday.
MAILING PAPERs.-We receive let
ters from subscribers every day, ask
ing to have their papers changed
from the mail to some other mode
of conveyance. In reply to this, we
can only say that we cannot sit up
till after midnight and then come
back at four o'clock in the morning
to put papers aboard of steamers
that dodge in and out of here at all
sorts of unseemly hours. Last Fri
day week, J. H. Price, inspector at
Port Townsend, called in here and
asked if we had anything to send to
that place. We told him that if he
would take the Port Townsend
package of (5s) subscribers and de-
liver it to Postmaster Seavy, we
would feel much obliged to him.
This he agreed to do and we put mp
the package and carried it aboard
the steamer. When we got there, he
had not returned so we left it in
Purser Wafer's Office and the conse-
quence was that nobody in Port
Townsend got a weekly of November
25th. The papers were probably
carried to San Francisco on the Pan
anna. Hence we must decline send
ing papers outside the mails, in fu-
ture.
MARINE.-Barkentine w. H. Cav
ley was towed down the Sound last
night by the Politkofsky. Bark
James Cheston sailed from Port
Gamble yesterday and the Lunalillo
will follow her to-day. Brig Sea
Waif is loading at Seabeck and the
Adelaide Cooper will leave Port
Ludlow to-day. Capt. Fake goes to
Port Townsend tomorrow for Quick
steps papers and, on Wednesday,
just twenty days from her launch
will sail for San Francisco with $780,
600 feet of lumber.
New BRIDaE.-We met Samuel
Hadlock at Port Ludlow on Wednes-
day, where he was getting lot of
lumber for the new bridge on the
beach read leading from Port Town
send up to Chimacum. The bridge
will be 800 feet in length and IL feet
in width; and when it is complete,
the Port Townsend people will have
drive that will leave Long Branch
far in the shade.
HIGHFLYERs.-Several running
horses passed through here en- route
for Victoria last night. They will
participate in the holiday races at
that place, where Trifle and But
ralph are waiting for them.
Cross WALK. Anderson & Low
of the Adelphi, have built a cross
walk from their saloon to Yesler's
Hall. They have placed the ladies
under obligation to them, as we'll as
every one else.
WHITE HoUsE.-Read the adver-
tisement of our good neighbors,
Schlussel & Kant. They are selling
off and we are likely to lose our To-
cal caricaturist--Max Kant, the
Mast of Seattle.
JACK LEvY.-This amiable young
gentleman who knows our weakness
for good pipe, has presented us
with pound of genuine Perrick to-
bacco, prepared in the British navy.
Well blow a cloud in honor Of you,
most noble Duke.
, 1876-12-09

SUPREME COURT.
At Olympia, the second Monday in July.
DISTRICT COURT. THIRD DISTRICT.
Steilacoom-Second Monday of January and
first Monday in August.
Seattle-Fourth Monday of January and third
Monday of August.
Port Townsend-Fourth Monday of Febru-
ary and second Monday Of September.
Snohomish City-Third Tuesday of March
and third Tuesday of November of each year.
, 1876-12-09
Weekly Puget Sound Dispatch.
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY BY
THOS. B. Jerry :,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Terms Of Weekly:
PAYABLE INVARIABLY IN ADvANC.
Rates Of Advertising:

Dne Square ofl2 Lines 1st Insertion, 81 90
Each Subsequent Insertion. n.............. SO
Yearly and quarterly advertisements at the
lowest rates.
, 1876-12-09
Official Directory.

r. H. TURNBULL.. Marshal and Chief of Police
CITY COUNCILMEN:
Thos. Clancy, John Leary, W. W. Barker, s.
Kenny, GEO. W. Hall, W. N. Bell, c. W. Moore.
t- TERMS OF HOLDING COURT.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-07-15

Iaain Rfentlia su lussn wasten, tbre
Sscie 1ei bsRimmt Der unibawinrlis
den Nelistpn @briRf ~. folaen. Gbrte
aus III bel Srs mittsn iG Sturr,, bsf
uns sur Gsrtbsibisun9 Der Ddbrbsit
osirea leinsr s5tlt&en 8~srbsisuns TT
Ct NIT leinsr 7irbe biz sur 0p0enpune
Ter Soften. 5essn MIR gsrtruueu,
bUfsn NIT, baB mir iH bimmsI isnsn
Seaen @ptteS erbalten rperoen. rei1en
l1ntsrpfano sst sor isinsl, StsQpertyes
ter auf @rben ertbeilte Sesen it,"
No@ bieifr Nnlpra&e eribsilte piua
TX. einiss pripats Auoteu3en uno be-
CAB Ia paar sur erobsn AuSiens nod
ben gorsimSerr. aud etipa 40 beut'
IGe pilssr .uaren anpeisnb. De-
papR btslt ibns, eine lateinii&e Rep'
unD fsnste .Deutf@lane, cas quite pi
pas bSle, tisiss. ramtt sS i@ befsbr
unp lste, jones, pamit ss ausbarrs tn
@uten."
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neber Die @entemniaIs Seier

brtnsen bic 3eitunssn cine Wsnee raebl
cher wenieer tnteuGante Beri6te 70
Die Su. Staats3ettnnG rel6e Der Geter
In philadelphia bsioneere Nufmerflams
felt wicmst, inpen, He i1reibt:
Der b~uneertte geburtetas Der Re=
publif puree In auen zbeilen Der Gree
Befeiert. 9elonesrs mar cteS aud In
Deuti6lano Der Gaa. NC, eIdn3ennf fen
idstnt rort pie Gsier I'm Granffurtsr
palmsngarten sewelen au fein, pplsIbf
ftd sablretbe ametifaner unp Grsunbe
Ameifa's aus frankfurt Sfsntu1,
Diesbapen, 6eioelSsre u. !. 10. einfan<
ben. Aud In Berlin. Stuttgart u. I. 10.
fancen iOsAe 6eae ftutt. Die beruors
raBeneeren 3eitunsen in Deutl1lanb
uermO@tep IS iber id, penisfsns on
penn Ginen Gage Beredt se9en bic Ser.
Staaten 30 iein uno aub einmal bic
srDeen 2t6tlsiten psrlslben tsrpoHubs=
ben. Dafslbe that BE Yune Grants
rst9s, uno uuentbalben tn cen Stras
Zen BON PARTS rpebte bas Stnner<
Banner. AuG IN England, Srlane
unb Der SGwei3 feblte es t,ibt on
ber3ltGsn RunCBebunsea 3u gbrsn
Amerifa's.
Dae Ger srOse Gag In ben Ser.
Staaten lelbt a~lIenibalben sroBartis
besansen rrurce, periebt f& BON ieIbR.
Aber pas 0sranfnlten lG5ner BeRe
oerftsben Die Entertainer nod INNER
ni@t uno 10 fam 90, ba6 BE Geisr
ba, 100 eie DeutI1en ntGt
nadbalfen, bus seppbnte GfneHd BON
Geuerperts Sfancal, lunswsiliaen UNI
llBen U. I. 10. eeUslsn 1T.
I'm Bldnsenpfen rpurhe Der Gag fas
tn Dbilacslpbia, Der DteBe rer
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Sic erfte MiQiDm.

tster Zen bisbsrfsen 8elud Der
Belt > G~usfeuuns In philadelphia
l@rtitt Der corttee DemOfrat:
Die gum Scrisen DOnusrfas. eIns
fblteeIt6, purre BE 0eltausfeaune
nom Gage Der Grbfnuns an, BON 9O5,
t42 perlcnen beludt, wel1e Gintrittss
GELD ~be3ablten, 70 bae, penr Der 8eluh
in ben leBten 1aeen Der ostFo6snsn
Do6e In eIetden 8srbdltnis fOrtss>
oauert bat ME In BEN erfen Gaaen,
nit Dem NbIGlus osS bsutisen Gas
Bes wabrfbeinIth bereitS cine RiIion
3dblenper BeiuGer rssiarirt rOrren
tnb.
Die ftetiss 3unabms BON ISOLDE 30
Wcde, troBrem bic befbe Sabrss3ett
ndber unb ndber rdft 1T pobI Der
bette Beweis ron psm ercBen GfnFue,
pelGea bic NeltausfsQuus auf pas
sanae amerltanilds YOIt ausibt. sc
cart BRETT bebauptet rrerDen, baB tpcbl
ieO;r sinsslne Bslu&er bstm gelaTtn
oer ausfeuuns ben iebnIt6Ran DunlG
aebabt bat, fcbaIp ole tbunIi6 tpieoer
oabirt 3urdd ,ufebrrn. Nu1 piro Sober,
Der aus GINGER G%ntfernuns gum Bslu9
berbsifum, bet feiner Nidtebr mad
6aufe ni&t unterlaGen baben, pom ben
visien @unesr1 Der tpabrbaft 9roeare
tisen, Weltausfeauns AZ er3dblen, tro>
ntec'r mere Iaulsnoe psranInBt
rrsresn, cieIe @uneer sleiGfaas NIT
MuSen an;ufaunerl lnb 10 fu>
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pieen Norten .Denn bic Mrmsn
SeIn Gbrifi auf osm YFafer fierbsn,
pii,fen Getne Diensr bort niGt In Suts
lGen fabren." Mtt Steler 70 epaneeIi<
iGen Nd6fenliebe Derbuno ct etne Be-
lGeioenbeit unb GinfaGteft tpelGe
peren Wertb erbbbte. Sein llmgans
III Ieidt unb anaenebut, uno 9ene, sie
ttn sefannt baben ftets lstn anbercrb@
entliGes @cblwoaen eerlbmt. Dtsle
Gteenfdaften osS pripatlebens tpsrben
Iueenpen auf ben, Gbrone. Seine
aufrtdtise GrSmmisfeit psrbinoet HG
NIT eineu, ~troftsOlIen urp sntl1lsGsnsn
g~barafter."
DreibfsS Sabre Iinb ieitcem psrsan9en,
uno Die .5fentltGe Meinuns" bat (iG
eednbett. SIR uniere @eltb'dtter une
ibre 2eler III pius TX. gum 3ielpunfl
Ger unrdrci9ea Sdmdbune, ober I'm
sdnfiseren Sale gum Gssenfanp he.
pauernpen Iblel3udens %ssrperbsn, uns
uur auf wenise BON Semen, benen BIZ
Snfttuticn bes D~apHtbums sleib8alttt
pDer eth Stein BEG MnfOBeS tn, Gbt BIZ
perfcn css papfss nod ben alter
3eubr aus. Das fatbpIiibe Sol
aber III T6 eletb esbltebsn ; naGiloi
fno Spctt uuo edesrune abssprall
an fetner Ereue, uno oas Geuer be
DrafunB bat uur pasu seotent, oat
Sob Der b~inssbencen sisbe ID ldutern
SIR NiQionel eIdubi:er 6er3en IN bic.
fer Sag sin Gag Der Grsuoe, res Gsbe:
tee une pes tnntsen DunlGsS: Got
n'bse ben ebrparDtsen @reis, Der al,
POLES Men5henalter binourG fort In
F0lauten, fef tn eer 6Ofnnns uni
glibeno tn Der etebe BE nreitenDeEirb
ebrtfl Iettete, au6 cen Eriumpb be
GttGe l@ausn laHen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-07-15
Ser Snbelta1 Ntns XII.

usber bic Geter BEG erst6isfea Sab
Iestd9es Der YapRpabI TN gatifan
3 f9rettt man aus 3pu, RON, is. SUM-:
6eute besann Plus TX. lstn 81.
pputiFeatss 5abr. 81 garotndle bat
ten ftd sur8eslddwdnltuna fmEbrcns
iaale etnBsfunpen. Das Bort fIbrts
als Ocean ess G~Oaesiums garoinal
.Yatrtsf. Der DapR autportete:
nDte e~rwd9ung tes SGusss, Zen
@rtt feiner Stride eswabrt, 1T etn Croft
nab cine StaBe fir Die benrinstsn
6erasn uno aud @fr, be Mir mi!tsn
III Der Eribfal waneern, Die Dtr 3sas
gen nnp 8sytbesptesr- Der Nsdte Der
Stride fno. aud Uir fabIen, bag I'm
fer Self pierer Nutb faet uno unfer
6er3 It'd Der 6Cfnune 5fnet. SD bate
fdcn frGber 8efa8t ras felt Ger um>
rdI3unS bsr @eleuf&aft BE Nrbsitsn
unba Anfrassn lI6 perpielfaHen, pelHe
BE tirdlt6e Dtsdplin bstrtfsn, unp
BOP Sbr Gu9 ieber art Don Mlte un,
!, teratbt, unt etele beittse DieeipItn auf>
? rt&t,1u rrbaltsr, iln, bic 9e&ts unp
utereGsa rer 3tt6e. mitten IN ibrerI
= &5tarerft au perttetpieen. a@I
ss{ 81 .Bseun SD an etefe Sflaperet esnte,
I'm lcelGes man aQerr6rtS Die Rirde
gSeritken niu,s 70 frinnfre Sd Nlf6 an
s@ten Ilan9en Eobia8, ben Der RSnig Sals
+, salsanniar IN @sfa stni9aft fabrte. St
= ras2treu sstlisben BEN @lduten lsiner
4dter; unD Gett lies ibni Gnaee fnesn
Dor Ben AuserI bee R5nies. Ct beptente
l&Bh ber gurR be1tlten 3un, AtuBen fsis
tpy eahosleute CT rermebrie bic 0etfe
bet Ro6ltbdtiefeit be(u1te lie uro eab
Baea CUTE Ratbl6ldee. 9br hut prss
8let&sa, uno SD bite Gu@, fabret
70 tcrt. &c sibt Sisle Gtrtfen ppu
1nten Biaens, aber fe fnb nteeerses
i4Ia8elt; te fSnnen ss ni1t fafsn, bab
uaH 70 ,ptelen @sbetsn BE @eteeI nod
ntdbt binweesenemmen Nib. Aber sbet,
tpte eas @ort res Gngels an Tobias
ieee nnrube Serfrsut. Nu6 Eubtas
wunoerte ftd nteasiHt ibe he LANCE
Daues ietnsr GefansenlGaft: aber Der
&n9fl ertldrte ibm: DDetI eu Soft
tuobtssfdats watf, 70 par 90 nStbta,
eas bic @srluGuns bid srprote."
Wunestbarsr &uslpru6, Der uns bel.
fen lou, nutbis bic prafnnaeu su er,
traBet, teren @ctt uns ulretat.
~Gs sttt leibsr Ansere, Die aufriepsn
nno rubie oabtnleben, ole fdnre aues
trcbl. Aud linen eebet Ratbfdldae
eeS 9sies. Mncese snblid bemdbsn
no, &trtfus uub 8etlaI au peri5bnsn.
.1but ibnsn rsssIetGeu, anf bae lfe Gb
eEtaiaerst. bas Saa unp NaGt Mot aus
l&aau1en gsben t5nnen. 9obias sat am
Snes tstns 6rsibett srbaIten, Salmanul,
ilGt barb, Senuaasrib tuarc pca leinen
Sppnett aetSbtsf. 50 trtrb aud bic
Nseolnttpt, BON tbren Rincsrn aetSotet
iretosn : atsr stiS lsbe,t piro sieanbe,
|, Het te Das @s1t @ottes IN. SD pets
ntak ir1e ttr esbsn fG seRaIten .pirb.
Nee t@ issis, le WirS ridt au Wrunos
eeben /; benz, fe au suRSrsn psrnlaa
menlGltGe 8ssbeIt nidt. Nobren mir
fort infer Yft&t ~ tbun. tSmpfen MIR
9eSea ete Ssfifrsr, rie Dor stniasn
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Ser Mmfabrer Der feintIttben

Sipus,
Der 5noiansr- bdut thing vSittne8uu"
tit lGon LANCE elmer Ter ssfdbrliG Fen
Jeinoe. res weiBen ManneS, neil In
tbm bic sefdbrltbiea Der Siou1 ibren
Gdbrer anerfennen, ferrsy neil sr Elm
Wann BON GROCER ratdrlider 9seas
buns unb fdbnsm Wutbs ID une neil
CT stnen 8lubenpen uno blutDdrRissn
6aB assen bie 8labseF9ter best.
Na1 ben fdrGterltGen Mebeleter in
oer beutlden gOlpnie Neu1lIm Dor
oterssbn Sabren rotteten ft@ bie n1etfsn
fetnoltAen Sisur 3ulammen cod BE
Gruppen unter @eneral SibleD aetetan
I@ ibnea uberlese1 uno Dte1e Siour
3c9en fd iber zen WiGourt suraf.
Dcrt planten ie Elm .neuss 0crrlden
ee9en Mtnnelota. Mber mat, l1idte
trOB Der AnfOrosruneen PEG Bdreertrie,
ses an bic Nrmee cine farte Eruppens
madt unter Sen. SuQp seser BE Sns
etaner aus, uno mad perfGitbsnen
Rdmpfen sosen fe fd bis an ben 8is
5Orn unc gsaDwfOne 3urad. Gen.
Suuy foIgte tbnen cOrtbin uno srriG>
tete sesen fe pas Sort Buforo.
Nber 60 selan9 Ieitber nt9t fs III
unterioden, {cuoern unter Der GIbrune
Don 9tntns Dua bielten fe ibre TN
abbdnsisteit aufredt. DaS Sort rpurs
DC mebrfa6 BON tbnen ttnssldlpfen,
aud Die Dampfldife auf bsm DILLON.
ftOne uno Die ib na1 Montana bewee
eenoen Nuswaupersrs3as pureen ~
ueridtsDenen Walen Don ibnen anees
srifen, nobel 60 ntGt an Gbaten nil
Der @raulamtett febIte. .
SIN Sabre 1866 bemdbte fa BITE
Neeteruns, etuen Grtseenspsrtrag NIT
Stttin9 guu absuialieben !; bisier lief
ii1 ideinbar auf untsrbansluneen sin,
brad pielelben aber pI5BliG ab, na9s
Dem ct bon ben Griepenss gommiGdten
Der Reetetuns aaerlei 9slGsnfe, ea>
runter SGtebwafen uno S9isbbeborf
an9euemmer bate. NlS Iocann Die
Siour . Dduptlin9e HctbwoIte uno
Buntl9was3 tn 2aramis ibren Grteeen
NIT Der 3eeterunS ma9ten, peiAerte
fb citing Bull trcB e~rinesnbsr GIN
laeuneer sentidtepen, IN 9aromie su
sr1d etnen, ridte NIT einen, 6aufen
Rrfsser an ben Mifouri forte ben
Dampfi1if> unb 0anpels. 8erfetr pae
ltlbf, nieselte eintse tleine S9aaren
bsimtebrenpen 0olpluder uteper unb
td pann nittslf bes erbeutetsn
Gclpraubss INNER mebr @epebre unp
NunitiOn, mstf Sou 0albblut> Snpia,
nern, an.
Sn ben Sabren 1867 unb 1863
atetfsl Ct Anieolunsen in Wontana,
ote portisen Nili3sn isB.en ibn absr
tadtis au uuo einmal wurpe sr bon ibs
men tn einen bfnterbalt BsIudt, aus
wel6em CT NIT fnuppsr Notb unter be-
trdbt!t6en 8erlufen entfam.
Sn ben Sabrsn 1869 uno 1870
er tluttsen aries sesen bic ssrEss
eteruns freunpli6en Snptaner>S tGmmf
Der Maurans, Der Nses, Der SdpIbo.
mes unp Der Rrdben. Qeetere baben
itre Relsrsaticn on, 2ittIe Dom unp
BE gsrai6tuns Cutters unb isinsr
erfclste auf ibrsa, gebtete.l
BUR Nbwe9sluns erldten Sitting 8ua
In ben cbsn senanntet 9abrsn aud
Dor ben Sorts am cteren
SIN 5. 1870 Iartit man su .enen
6rfebensn nterbanplunsen NIT SITTING
Bua, tpeil man bamals auf einen
0eiterbau Der N5roltGen pa.
rifc> Babn mad Dem Big Dom 'bpfte.
6anepd fabrte bic llntsrbane>
aber pisosr fab i6 bic &estet,
an9 BON rem rotben Rrieeer uap Dip,
getdul9t.
81. ndGaen Sabre beBleiteten Erup.
sen ni1fer Nert. Guffer bfe sGrnehifion
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s In 3eu9nt s aus 5etnbes'
NUMB.

GIN Seu01tB aus 6einoee
MunD.
Die Ausenstne G~ussburssr 3sits
una, zines Der 6auptOrsane Der In
Deutl&lano terrldenpsn Greissiaerpar>
tel. oiebt Dem Dbsrbaupte Der fntboli>
l6en @brifenbsit fulsenoes 3susnib,
psldes timer ibrer ben bSbsren @eltas
fdaftefretlen a~nseb5risen G~OrssfpOnosns
ten fanpte:
SIN Sabre 1886 mar Id sa Sea,
pei, 100 Id tts Gbrs bate, ben Wiar.
Eerrettt-p!ee rar esr Nauae Plus TX.
ols Cardinal - Der canals BORT ole
Nuntius refoirte, priSnlid 3u fsnpen.
Gr bat In bieier Stact Anosnfen btns
terIai7sn, bic f&, pcr3a9liG In ben Der
,er Der Armen, ni6t psrwii&en t5nnsn.
CUR 3eit Der gbclera ssrtaufts er ie,ne
gautpaaeu, feline WSbeI uno ietn Gill
bsraeldirr, uut berstt yreis unter bic
ron Der 0eisel ersrifsnen nnslddIthen
III Yeribeilen. @dbrenb ber 8an3en
Douer Der Gpieeu,ie bra&te CT ben
Rranfen, nsbR ben unterRdsunsen aus
letneu BeuteL bte IrSfunsen Der Rss
Del bielea geiaGen fab maj,
Rets 40 Gue, unb als mon ibn, in
9tnfat stntss Bsmerfuneen
meGte antpcrtete 81 NIT ben merfwars
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nnb Gtnisnbunseu dterbaupt fnb fsts
Wtatemueu, bsfuncerS dber Sesebsns
tsiteu unb 3aRdnee III sefdisesnen
ea~nbestbsilsn ; bod mdfen aus Gtn>
s~enbunseu pom gerfaGer uuterst6net
ein.
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ir6ens2alettber
Na6 Garopa

spsresrt 30 iebsr Belt 8sRelunsen auf
s5a @antersr, ssSsn gorausbssablune
anBenommet.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-22

apples. We quote foreign 81 s5a8 per box for
ralsins, 25a26c per lb for otrUn, 16alSc for Ags,
oa9c for currants. and 6a6kc for prunes, per lb
EGGS-There is very moderate demand and
| the market is literally supplied at l2al25sc per
dozen for fresh arrivals.
GREEN FRUIrS-0ranges are scarce and
firm and Messtna are selling Rt Sc 50a7 90 per
box, the latter figure for repaoked. Lemons
are in fair demand at S6a6 50 per box.
| HAf-The market remains dull and droop-
ing. No. l timothy is worth Sl5al6 for loose,
and s1zaH for tight pressed per ton. Medium
grades are held at i9a1i, and common down TO
| IS per ton, on arrival. In store ~ more per
ton is asked.
HEMP-There is dull market for rough
Kentucky, but it is steady with light offerings
at Sl10a115 per ton on arrival, aud IS more in
store. There is a moderate jobbIng demand
| for dressed at 951a9%c per Id.
HIDES--Ihere is q steady and very quiet
m arKet at previous prices We quote. 6Ka7c
ior green. hides; 7xayc for green salted, and
| dry salted 12al4c per lb. Sheep pelts sell at
| 75caSl 25 for good to prime, and 20a4Oc for in
ferior.
MILL FEED-There is some improvement
| in the demand and the market remains steady.
Bran is quoted $Sa9; shlpstufIs Sl1al3, and
middlings $14a1S per ton, on arrival, and 81
more in Store.
| MOLASSEs--Market steady and demand
moderate at Static per gallon for prime to
choice New Orleans; inferior ls quoted 3Sa45c
| per gallon and dull.
| 0ILo-Llnseed oil is in fair request and firm
at sac per gallon Lard lis quoted SSaS3c
\ for extra current MAKE per gallon and demand
moderate. Refined petroleum is steady at l3a
1 DC per gallon.
| PoTATOES-There are liberal offerings Of
new potatoes at 81 50a3 O0 per brl in store,
and moderate demand.
POULTRY-There is O fair demand for
chickens, with q firm market and old are
worth s3a3 80, and young So t0a3 per dozen.
1 RiCE-Is in moderate consumptive demand
at 7Aa8c for Carolina, ~ a7c for Louisiana and
6a6kc for Rangoon per lb.
| SALT-There is moderate demand for do
mestic at 24c per bu and 81 rs per brl IN jobbng
lots on arrival. We quote Turks Island 35a3zc
per bu. and dull. Liverpool is worth 81 aOa1 85
per SACK and quiet.
SEED-There is dull and weak market at
50a55c for hungarian grass, and GOa70c for
German millet. Prime fax seed are selling at
9Uc per bu a.
S0GAR-Dsmand moderate, and market
steady. New Orleans is quoted 8xa9c, yellow
refined 9a9zc, extra ''C' l0alU1<e, "B" white
loha1OHc. ga" white 101Sal0tac, and hard lila
4 ike per Id,
| TALLoW--Market steady, with fair de-
mand, and prime is quoted Sc for city and IKE
for country per Id.
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Woman,a Wit.

Jessie Mcdonald was hard at work at
the washtub one day, when her little son
Fergus came rushing into the room, cry
ing as this heart would break.
"Daddy'll die up there" he soDbed
ssthey can't get him down."
"DIel up whereF' exclaimed Jessie,
wringing the soap off her hands and
wiping them on her apron.
'On the top of the factory chimney;
the rope has slipped off, and they can't
get up another, and the ladders are all
too short"
Jessie flew out of the house and ran to
to the foot of the new factory chimney.
She covered her eyes with her hands.
"Lord, help meW she prayed from the
depths of her anxious heart. A sud
den thought came as an answer to her
prayer.
"Angus," she called, s'unravel your
stocking, man, aud tie a bit OF mortar to
the yarn, and let it down to me-"
OF came one of Angus blue stockings.
knitted OF the best yarn, spun BY
Jessie herself. He raveled 1t out, tied
on the mortar, and let it down to the
ground.
Meanwhile Jessie had sent for ball
Of stout twine. The end Of The twine sne
tied to the end of the yarn.
"Now, draw the yarn up slowly" she
said. Angus followed her directions;
as the yarn went higher and higher,
she let out more twine from the ball in
her hands. What steady hands they
werei no tangling of the twine or drop
ping Of the ball. If she had been un-
rolling clothes-line, she could not have
done 1t more quietly. AT last Angus
called out. "All right; Pve got tne
twlne; now, what are you going to do?'
"Pie on the rope," exclaimed Jessie.
There was not sound among the
crowd; you could have heard a pin drop
as, with bresthtess interest, they
watched Jessie at her work.
She tied the rope and the twine to-
gether as firmly as a sailor could have
done. Eager eyes watched it ascend
higher ana higher, until Angus called
out, GAN right, Pve got the rope; stand
from underP'
He secured the rope, came down hand
over hand-ahl one can't tell abou
such a tningi The workmen cried like
children, and pressed around Angus anC
jessie with words of praise and affec-
tion. Then some one wiser than the
rest said, "Let them 60 home alone"
And in the little kitchen the husband,
wife and child knelt, and thanked God
that their hearth was not made desc
late.
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lantry at Winchester, Fishers Hill and
Cedar Creek. In the battle OF Opequan,
Col. Hayes brigade, after advancing
across several open fields, gained the
crest Of q hill and oaught o glimpse OF
the enemy's line.
Moving forward under heavy fire the
derbrush and halted of the edge of q
nearly waist deep. When he saw the
whole line wavering Col. Hayes plunged
in under shower of bullets and grape
and dragged his way through. He was
the first man through. Inc infantry
floundered through the morass, and the
enemy were driven back. Col. Hayes
exposed himself reckiessly, and was
half the time in advance of the line. At
Winchester his horse was shot under
MIN, and he narrowly escaped with his
life.
AS he lay ON the field, stunned by his
lall, and wondering why the troops were
not ordered to charge the enemy's line,
there was cloud Of dust on the Win.
chester Turnpike, and Sheridan rode
into his camp on his magnificent horse
in time to save the day. During this
terrible campaign Col. Hayes had three
horses shot under him, and was wounded
four times. In the spring Of 1865 he was
given the command OF an expedition
against Lynchburg, and was preparing
to cross the mountains Of West Virginia
when the war was brought to a close
For his bravery at Fishers Hill and
Cedar Greek he was breveted Major
General.
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The Mormon Hegira.

Considering the fate OF Sodom and
Gomorrah, and the great loss to the in
surance business sustained thereby, the
Mormons are preparing for flight from
their great valley OF Salt Lake. But
their alarm is from water, instead of fire.
An "interyieWer" has seen Brigham
Young lately, and he told him of their
intended hegira. And he gave as a
reason that in six years Salt Lake City
will be entirely submerged. Said the
prophet: cit is well known TACT that
Salt Lake has no visible outlets for its
waters, though number OF streams OF
cons derab yo ume are continually 8.
charging their waters INTO 1t. 1t has
always been conceded That there was
some subterranean outlet through which
the surplus waters have been discharged.
In the past few years the waters OF the
lake have been rising on an average OF
ten inches par year. Now, through my
powers of alvlnatiOn, l have discovered
tnat the outlet is being closed up on ac-
count OF the vast quantities of sodium
and chloride gathering at its mouth.
Five years at longest Will be sufficient to
close 1t entirely, and then SAT- Lake
Valley will be one vast ocean and Salt
Lake City city in the ocean,"