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g5 The result of the Presidential strug-
gle is yet in doubt, owing to the uncertainty
Of the returns from two or three of the South
ern States. Both parties appear to be conf
dent of having elected their candidates, but
the question cannot be positively decided I'M
til Friday, when the Louisiana Board will can
vass the returns for that State.
Should Tilden be elected, we can promise
for the Republicans Of the country that they
will abide by the result without threats of riot
or bloodshed, as has been tho declared pur-
pose Of a great many Democrats in case Hayes
is the successful candidate. Such language is
disgraccful. ard is unworthy of American
etizens fsl ts yfsMess
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The LIumteydon Democrat wants the "ty-
rants heel taken from tho Southern neck. p
That is what the copperhcads wanted during
the late war.
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THE MARKETS.

Lambertyile, Nov. -, 1876.
PRICES OF GRAIN corrected every Wednesday 10y
F. F. LEAR dealer in Grain, Flour, Feed, DC.
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Administrators Sale
OF
Real Estate 8 3

Pursuant to an order Of the Orphans' Court of the
County of Hunterdon the subscribers administrators OF
Charles Todd decd late OF the Township OF West Am
we'll, will sell at Public Sale, on
Wednesday, November 22d, 1875.
Between the hours of 70 and O'Clock p NJ ofsad day,
at the late residence Of said deceased, the following
Real Estate, TO wit NO l. Being the Homestead Farm
Of said deceased containing 63 2900 Acres Of Land
About Of which is Timber Land, covered with fine
growth Of Hickory and White Oak. The improvements
this farm consists Of Two Story Dwelling; Barn,
Howell Wagon House, and other necessary out build
ings, in good repair Fruit Trees in their variety
Lasting water at the door, running stream and
failing springs the premises, The land in good
state Of cultivation, we'll fenced in convenient fields
and adapted to grain raising.
No. Q. Being tract of Farming Land containing 10
67l00 Acres of Land with buildings thereon There
is some standing timber on this property.
No. 8. Being tract Of Unimproved Land, of about
two acres adjoining lands Of Issaeher Hosgand and
others.
Taken altogether the above described property
sidered desirable TO wishing TO purchase being
within two miles of the City Of Lambertyie, the
Great Road leading to Pleasant Valley from Lambert
Vile, good neighborhood, with Schools, Mills and
Stores at hand. 1t should claim the attention Of
buyers Persons wishing to view the premises previous
to the day of SALE will call john Todd Of the
Administrators
Conditions will be made known the day Of sale by
JACOB TODD, As,.,.,.,
JOHN G. TODD,) ADMINISTRATORS
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Parents, mothers nurses do not fail to
give DR. BULBS Cough Syrup to the little on
for all cases of coughs and colds. Only costs
rs cents.
II have just received a fresh line of Boys
and Children's Clothing sizes from years
up. L. Tobias, the One Price Clothier Union
near Bridge street, Lambertyille. Nov. 8 1t
TO to Dobbins', IS East State street,
Trenton. Get q good set of Furs, as he is
osing out his stock Of ladies' flrs. oil, Sm.
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MARRIAGES.

ORYELL,-co0LEY.--In Lambertville, N. j., Novem-
her 1876 the residence of the BRIDES parens by
Rev. p. A. Studdford d. D.. Mr.. Robert Stockton
Coryell, to Miss Eva Reading Cooley, daughter Of
VIM. ". Cooley, Esq.
DTLLY-KEYSERs-Noy. 0, 1876, BY Rev. G. II. Thomas.
Lambertyille.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-07

MEXICO.
Hs GOVERNMENT AHEAD.


Ci1Y OF MEXICO, May 3o.--The
events of the past two weeks have all
been in favor Of the government, and
Indicate Enthusiastically, the approach
ifg fail ef Of HE revolution The
surgents have suffered reverses every
where, and their sympathizcrs are
rapidly decreasing in number. Gent
Aledorer gsined great victory May
20, in Oaxaca, over the revolutionists.
The latter lost 1000 killed and woun-
ded, and many prisoners.
Gen. Cortiua has broken his parole
and escaped, and has issued pronun-
ciamento that if he reaches the Rio
Grande he will probably give some
trouble to Gen. Viocento Riva. Ba-
lon has also issued pronnnciamento.
1t is reported that Don Carlos and
Gen. Dorregara and party Of friends
are in this city.
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IRON OCEAN TO OCEAN.
Across the Continent in Elghty-Three
Houfsand Thirty Four HinuteA

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June 4, Z :.
m.-The fast train arrived at the end
of Oaklan1 wharf, which is within.
the city limits Of San FRANCHISES, at
9 Rs am. twenty six minutes less than
eightyfour hours, They arrived at
the wharf on this side At 9:45, and ut
9:524 the passengers alighted in the
court Of the Palace Hotel, dusty and
travel worn, but in good heart and
spirits. Engine No. 40 brought the
train through from Ogden, with the
assistance of an additional engine in
crossing the Sierras. The time from
Ogden to San Francisco was % 3hours
aud 81 minutes. Actual average run
ming time from Ogden TO Oakland
wharf, Ala miles per hour Consid-
cradle trouble was experienced on
the Central Pacific from the wearing
out, Of the brake shoes in the Penn
sylvania cars, and in the mountains
the Central Pacific Company put on
two Of our coaches to brake the train.
No accidents Of any kind occurred
throughout the trip.
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Bri.tow Boys.

NEW YORK, June 6.--The republi-
can reform club held meeting to-
night and adopted an address to the
republican national convention of the
presidential candidates whose lives
afford trustworthy pledge Of fulfill
ing the promises Of the republican
party relative to . return to specie
payments, and civil reform; and they
ask that resolutions AS well AS nonii,
nations of the convention give them
assurances. 1t was resolved to send
delegation to Cincinnati ol
seventy prominent members
They selected among them
J Fl Choaie, H w Bellows, Edward
Thorne, Dosmsn Eaton, Francis Bos
len, n S Burnett, Chas Lancier, j b
Wilson, lloyd Ashenwsl, Jno ] ely.
ton, s S Suftz, Jno Jacob Astor, Fl r
Y Post, Legernand Cannon, Geo l
Schuyler, Henry e Pierr-pout, w II
Ga5ea, " E Dodge, S B Ghitteadee
Jr., David Downs, Henard Potter
Theo Roosevelt. A resolution favofins
the nomination Of Bristow Was ther
adopted.
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TELEGRAns IN BRIEF.

Propositions have been submitted
10 the house judiciary committee in
behalf of the Union aud Central Pa.
cfic railroads, proposing that each
company pay the government 5000
/. QQQ gtl per annam fer la years, and *700,E
t3t03t63 per anflum the. esfter until' the
amounts are Sufficient to legitimate
the subsidy bonds.
Spendthrift made l4GI on Jerome
Park race: course, New York, yester
day.
The l..h annual convention of the
Ohio. Sabbath Schptts, conveyed yees
terday. The secre,af5 rsad i history
Of Sabbath Sci ,ls4in the state, stas
ting that the first one WAS organized
. a. Marietta.
A. and f. Griswold were arrested
in st, Louis yesterday on charge of
swindiing. They have operated es.
tensively in Chicago and that city As
butter and egg commission merchants.
The Metropolitan bank Of Mont
real i charged with tieanizang II,
stockholders
The grand lodge OF Masons OF Iowa,
yesterday elected the following Off
GERS: II. " Rethert, NJ J. s.
Anderson, s. g. W; r. H.. Phelps,
j. S. W; J. n. McClanshan, G.
| Treasurer; T. S. Parvin, G.secrctary.
Russia will recognize the new Sui.
tan Of Turkey.
The prospect OF an amicable under
derstanding between Spain and the
Vatican is good.
Blaine's committee had no session
yesterday.
! The Hawayian treaty investigation
! has flashed in the pan.
The senate finance committee re-
ported Yesterday paving a very high
compliment y the management Of
ithe treasury department and suggest
ed a few notifications OF laws in re.
;lstion to funds that had been stoler
/ and moneys held in trust.
K, ~
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Our Indian Relations. Reinforce
ments Going to the Front
for Both Sides.
Clearing Out the Whisky Crimi-
nails in Missouri.
Judge Lynch Hangs = Culprit in
Mississippi.
The Grand Lodge OF Masons Of
Iowa IN Session.
Poli:ic. IN New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, June 6.-Chas. w.
Lowell, defaulting postmaster,
testified before the congressional COM
mittee that tl4, 800 had been raised
by his sureties, who compromised
4 with the government for ~ 900. This
amount Was paid over to Frank Nor
~, congressman, who conducted the
adjustment in Washington.
Several witnesses testified that dur
ing the campaign Of 1872, money was
paid by parties in the custom house
10 persons who did no service for the
government. Considerable evidence
was taken relative to the construction
& department which showed that work
men had received less wages than
! the amounts entered on the pay rolls.
Ex-Congressman Sheldon was
called and examined relative TO meet
ing Gen. Porter, B.bcock and Casey
ut Washington, to discuss the ap-
pointment OF Billings as district Judge
after the senate failed to confirm Har-
den. Casey WAS supporter Of the
latter, and : proposition Was made by
him to change MS support over to
! Billings. Sheldon declined to testify
concerning the conversation with ca,
sey subject 70 the judgeship, 70 far a
related 70 third parties.
Maj. Geo. Head, OF the U. S. army,
appeared before the committee, and
made I. st.temen, denying the charge
Of bribery made against him by Seely
in Washington. He declared that
Seely had offered him majority in q
regiment il he would station troops in
certain tswns in north Louisiana.
This was in the fall Of 1874, when the
witness had command OF the post At
Meafee The afeeps were to be used
politically, and he had the request
granted. He also testified tha. Nor
rey had said the only advantage OF
the presence of troops was political
influence which they expected.
The chairman received the follow.
ing dispatch:
JAcKsoHvILLE, Florida, June 6.
Mr.. Wicker, collector 1t Key West
left for Washington to consult the
president and secretary in relation te
his testimony. He has . private
copy Of his report against Casey
His official one was suppressed By
Sc cre,.ry Bout well. Wicker has Of
ten threatened to publish his repor,
and the department tried to make
him produce copy.
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WASHINGTON.

MEETING OF THE UNION r.EAesr f.
WAsHINcToS, June 6.-Ex G ov.
VIM. A. Newell, Of New Jersey, has
called a meeting Of the national CON-
mit,ee of the Unon League of Amer
lea, TO bcsheld at the Grand Gentral
hotel, Cincinnati, on the evening Of
the day when the convention closes.
Members who cannot attend have
been requested to send substitute,
SO that every State and territory may
be represented.
KERR.
Captain A. H Green to- day made
- statement before the war expendi-
ture committee to correct the impress
sion that he was AN hsbitual drunkard,
and tool for bad men. He was dis.
missed from the army for having
committed himself while drunk or ntr-
der the influence of drugs, but claim
ed he became in that condition
through the persuasion Of superior
officers, who disliked him because he
refused to degrade the enlisted man
against whom he hadss pique; and
also the general unfairness ana hostil-
ity of West Point men toward all
officers appointed from civil life.
Slymer affirmed that he had per
sonal acquaintance with Greene since
he came 10 Washington, aud believed
him TO be q conscientious gentleman,
who had earned high reputation in
the army. Adjourned.
The Judiciary committee had two
hours session this morning, but no
allusion WAS made TO the Blaine
matter.
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FOREIGN
TIE son OF A kHEDlyE..

LONDON, June Ga dispatch to
the Post from Berlin says Prince Har.
san, son Of tile khedive, Of Egypt,
has resigned his commission in the
Prussian army. He goes to EgyP,
where he will be made minister OF
war.
1T WILL COMMENCE nosTlhlTlEs.
PARls, June 6.-The EsteAete re-
ports that the Russian army is march
ing to the frontier. When it arrives
st Pruth it will commence hostilties.
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counties in the southeast Of Missouri,
say that up to the Sd inst. he has cap
tured seven copper stills, worms and
caps, burned fourteen still houses. and
1872 mash tubs, of over hundred gal
Ions capacity each, and srunning of
l00, 600 gallons OF mash aud beer.--
Six distillers have been arrested and
put under bonds, and others are hiding
in the woods.
DROWNED. q
RouxD BaooK, New Jersey, June
Willis aud William Gray, brothers
and Alexander Smith, were drowned
at Neshanic yesterday while bathing.
BALTIMORE, June g. The fruit
ard oyster packing establishment Of
+. Schoenberg 1 Co, ON Wolf street,
burned this morning. Loss, *35, 900.
Insurance, s25 600.
ExcAPRD.
NEW YoRK, June "a dispatch
from Melbourne states that al Eeeiia
prisoners confined in western Aus
tralia have escaped in the American
whale ship Catalps.
A Vienna dispatch says six weeks
srmist;ce has been agreed upon be-
tween the Turks aud insurgents.
THE TURF.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, June 6.-The
June meeting of the national lrotting
park commenced today. The track
is in 6ne condition. The 3 minute
race was won BY Nesme; Lady Vista
I'd. Time 2 :29-2 80. Second race
won by Marion. Best time, 2:31.
CALDWELL. IN LONDON.
BosToS, June Ga representative
of the Journal reports that Daniel
Caldwell, of Lynn, Mass, to-nigh ht
said his brother, Josiah Caldwell, is
in England, and has not been out Of
il, and can always be reached by ad-
dressing him at London. /,
THE NATIONAL GAME.
BosToN, June 5.-Loulsyiltes, 5 !;
Bostons, o.
HAR1rokp, June 6. Hartfords, 8;
st. Louis, 4.
Nkw YoRk, June g. Mutuals. 2;
Clncinnatis, 0.
LYNCH Law.
MEMPHIS, June 6.-Sa,n Anderson,
colored man, who was arrested here
Monday for attempting to outrage
Mrs. Vaughan, Of Deso,a, Miss, and
cutting the throat Of her brother and
leaving him for dead, was tsken.from
the officers yesterday by body Of
armed citizens and hung. His father,
charged with being accessory to the
attempted murder, ID in Hernando
Jail.
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acsses they might know OF n. the
time, but they did not want TO have
any OF the witnesses which might be
discovered altcrthe list was furnished,
ruled out because their names were
not on the list,
Mr., Edmunds meved TO further
amend the order 10 have the man
ayers furnish the defendant, within
days, list OF witnesses SO far AS at
presen, known, etc. Agreed to,
Mr.. Thurman said the state had
some rights as well AZ the defendant,
He moved 10 further amend the order
so that the respondent, within four
days after receiving the list OF wit
nesses from the managers, shall
furnish the managers with = list
of his witnesses SO far rs ut prcscn,
known. Agreed to and ordered SC
amended. Passed.
On molten of Mr. Sherman ,ht
senate sitting as \ court of impeach
ment adjourned till the 10th inst, i,
being understood that the court woufo
NEE. that day 10 receive the answer
OF the respondent under the order
adopted.
The legislative appropriation bill
WAS taken up, but adjourned without
action.
Mr.. Boutwell, offered the following
Resolred, That the presiiden, shall
if in his opinion not Incompatible
! with public interest be requested 10
furnish the senate fac silnile copy oI
the original 1raf. Of the letter OF the
secretary OF state to the minister ol
the United States at the court Of ST
James, in May, 1861, in relation to a
proclamationsof her majesty, queen oil
Great Britain, recognizing the belli-
gerent characterMm the confederate
states. Agreed to.
WAsHIssToN, June .. After dis
cussion Of the proposition TO change
rules SO as To allow the committee on
banking and currency 10 report a
any time, it was agreed to, yeas is
nays 81. The object Of the change is
TO allow that committee to report .
bill for the repeal Of the resumption
act.
The house then Went into COM
mfttee Of the whole on the Ipnian
appropriation bill.
The question beirsg on MeCrary &
point of order against the section to
transfer the Iniian bureau to the war
department, the chairman overrulcd
the point Of order.
Mr.. McGinnis offered an amend
ment providing that,any person desir-
ing to trade with the Indians shall re-
ceivc license or certificate Of the
district judge or juogc Of the supreme
court of any territory, that he is ol
good character. Agreed to. The
committee rose and reported The bill
to the house, and 1t passed.
Adjourned. II q
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-07
Colvin VI Hoyne.

CHICAGO, June 6-An information
in the nature Of : writ Of quo ,car-
ranto was 6led in the superior court
this morning against Mayor. Colvin,
by frie d of his, IN order to bring
the case to the state supreme court,
aud secure = decision favorable to
him before IN election shall be held
1t is hoped thus to fores,all an cleo.
,ion and secure the mayorslity to
Mayor Colyin.
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THE INDIAN WAR
RElsFoRcEMEsTs-ouR SIDE

DENVER, June 6.-Eigh. companies
of cavalry under command Of 1t. tsol.
Gass, passed through here today en-
route to Join General Crooks Indian
expedition. The detachment mum
bered 400 men.
THE OTHER sIDE.
Hunters from the head waters of
the Republican say the Cheyenne and
Arrspahoes are leaving in large nun
hers, bound north. It is supposed
they are goin 70 join the Sioux.
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The largest heart is that which
only one can rest, upon or impress
the purest is that which dare call II.
self impure; the kindest is that which
shrinks rather at its own ihhumanity
than at another 's.-Ldndov.
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Mil~..se-.

g MilwaaEre, June 4.
FLors Steady and unchanged
WhEAr-opancd unsettled and about Nc lower.
but utelosed quiet No. Milwaukee ils.& hard,
MS; Nc. 2 Milwaukee hsA for July; 1861 for
August l0slS. No. avs
cons Qaiet but Arm. No 2, t3la.
osrs-Firmer and higher Noa, ~.
RrE-Stesdy; No. J. IL
BsnLEf-Steady; No. :. III.
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Belknap's Case in the Senate.
The Trial to Commence on the
Sixth Of July.
The Indian Appropriation Bill
Passes the House.
Important Amendment Relating
to Traders.
AenaIc.


WASHINGTON, June Ga number
OF private bills etc, were passed,
after which the impeachment pro.
ceedings were continued.
The accused with counsel and man
ayers were present. Judge Black
filed motion that rtIe senate vacate
so much of the order recently adopted,
holding as naught the plea AS To lur
isdIction, fled by him, for the reason
that said plea was not overiuled by a
vote OF two-thnrds of the senate pres
ent.
Order submitted by Mr.. White
Thursday last, directing lbe dcfead ami
to plead further or answer the u ticles
of nnpeachment within 10 day from
date, was amended SO assto read that
the defendant have leave TO plead fur
lher, etc.
Mr.sThurman submttted@as.- asne.%iE,
ment, tha, in default Of an answer
within ten days by respondent, the
trial proceed as upon : plea Of no,
guilty. The vote on the iamendmep,
showed no quorum, and the sergeant
t-arms was directed to request the
presence of absentees, Finally the
senators responded, and the amend.
ment was agreed to, 80 to Z. The
order AS amended Was then agreed to,
"a to 4.
Mr.. Lord submitted nm order that
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nIscELIAH1ous.

wHoLEsALK .LAusaTER or ILEIcrr
DIsTiLLERs.
Sr. Louis, June 6.-Advices from
Colonel Meyer, supervisor Of Internal
revenue, who has been looking up
crooked stills in Bollinger and thero
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The Quaker City.
Army or THE poToMAc.

PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-The re-
union Of the army of the Potomac oc-
CURED to-day. Officers were electe d
and speeches made Generals Sher.
man, Sheridan, Hancock, Patterson,
Dix, Roberts, Cadwallader, Averill,
Hooker and large number OF other
prominent union officers were present
aud the governors and foreign officials
occupied . seat on the stage. Gen.
DIX, .ex governor of New York was
orator on the occasion aud delivered
most eloquent address.
After reading ci ode, spirited ad-
dresses were delivered by Generals
Sherman, Sheridan aud Hooker.
Governor Hartranft and Ex Governor
Cortiss addresses were heartily cheer.
ed, at the conclusion Of which the
audience was dismissed aud the busi-
ness meeting of the society was held
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New YORK. -
X, uHu
MosKr Easy at2Qg.
Golp--llaS
aSosxxas.srs Active and arm
~ ~ re. s's-opeaed higher, 6alesosaa lower
New Y.rk. Junc q.
Ftork-- " Modntatc dam and z;
"nkarTLcss active; no. ! spring, las. No =
Milwaukee i2e8l2p1; No do. Ill. Nc 2 Chicago
spring ili6tiis; No. do. los; winter red iuT
RYE Scarce ana Arm. western III
BAnLIf--Qnie.
-coss-soares, new western a,deso. new west,
ern yellow 90.
oATs ftrmer. wastcrn mixed ~. as; white
do. s54t4s.
Akss poaK New mess ~ cea.ls sa},.
LARD Hcasy prlue .;.sn 10 ~
Es..s-scady.
bvrr.s- Heavy western new isas7.
T MMrrKr- Steady at1I
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Chicago.

Chicago. Jane .
FLouR Quiet and unchanged.
WHsAT-7t nsctiIed weak and lower; No >
loi'. q ios,4 closed inside for cash lo4s Ia 1855.
closed at lot for June: s6tioG; closed a, iolt.
Tor July; ioi@ical1 for August, No ,, n2Dsal,;
rejected VI .6Esa.s- -.-.,s.sr-~s s-s-
GoHs-fairiy active and shade lower; a.m ut
decline high mix ad 4sao4oh; new mixed ~; No
At4Glti. for cash; "a. GHA: clof ed al IA, Tor
June; Ats@Ha closed ouisid. Tor July, l54s
45i for August; new rejected ~
"a IN In good demand and shade lower; No
2.sts Sl,a ior ca.h June, ,y. q as9.e for July,
clused At outside prices
Rrr-firm ana higher No ?, II.
BAsIxr- Qniet and Arm; 8, fot-e..h or June
fonkfr unrcttled and higher; u s3atIs FOR CASH
Is9tlt oeA for July; u s5at2l54 ior August.
LsnD Good demand hicher. 10 5sabs1 for casii
or Jnnes 10 10 Tor Jasy, 10 osom1ati fur August.
MEArs-Fa'r demand, shonsder- Al shor, rib
AZ short clcsraii n
BtrfsR Creamery mar
EaGs-1l.
: Whiskr Lower; 1851
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the Atlantic Cotton nill, to 5. Closed

j BosToS, Mass, June g. The treas
'urer of the Atlantic cotton mills at
Lawrence, issued circular stating
that the. mills will be closed by the
tenth inst, owing to the embarrass-
ment Of notes given. Payment for
improvements have become due and
the treasurer has taken care of them
up to this time. The total indebted
is ss42 400, which may be reduced to
$4,000 by the sale of personal prop
erty. The Indebtedness, which is
largely dueao the savings bank with
the treasurer aud his sons as sureties
Lis due this year and next, and the
treasurer thinks he should carry the
burden no longer. He has directed
his agent to close the mill when the
stock on hand is worked up, and he
recommends that additional capital be
provided to put the company in al
independent pnsitia The assets o.
the company above Indebtedness are
estimated At sl,792 500. With .
return OF better times, the property
will be as valuable - ever.
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CALI BoAnp~ WheA, lower; lo3I. for June,
losss for July Corn steady Da,.e-sier; z, fur
June; asN isf duty. Pork easier; .ls sa.s for
for August. Lard higher. 1ue7i,@7o Tor July
10 10 for Augnst