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BallimOre-Dec lO-Cattle7l

BaliimOre-Dec, To- -Cattle7Yery
best on sale this week, IL .,Is + 5@5sc
That generally rated first quality, 4@5c
Medium or good fair. quality, ea 3@4c
Ord'ry thin Steers. Oxen d Cows 2t@2Ac
Gent average of market this week, ,o4,-
Extreme, range Of prices, J., 24@5fc
Most of the sales were from &44t
Quotations ,2a@55c, many selling at
the former price and near that figure,
and few at the latter quotation. isa,i
Mich Cows-Prices at retail, 3Q@65c
the latter price for Cows Of superior
quality. a..,.,,,,,s8 X a.
Hogs-Quotations 5t@64c, . few
rough hogs selling for the former figures
and few choice hogs at Gle, net. ,5,.g5
Sheep-We quote. sheep, at 3f@54c
gross, and common ones BY ths head
at l 25@3 90. 81 t,-sj,sI% @gi i
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From the Beliair,e' Independent. 18th inst
Mrs c W Hall, residing two miles
Westio town, fell and broke Der collar
bone last week. Surgical aid was called
and the fracture reduced, and she is
nov doing well.
Mr.. VIM. q. Barnard returned from
the West Tuesday morning well, except,
ing broken arm, which resulted in his
being thrown from his horse. The
fractured arm is doing we'll.
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"A Gslden.Leaaetl OAK,

% A. North Caroiina paper says there Il
in " atauga County, in that Stste, flour.
lishing oak tree, OF vigorous growth, the
leaves of which,, when they 6rst burst
forth ii the spring, are Of a bright golden
color. and retain this color during theil
whole growth and maturity. In tue au
tumn, when the coming frosts dyes ths
other forest ieavesin the wavy, brilliant
hues which give such wonderful beauty
to the q mountain sides, the leaves on this
remarkable, tree begin at length to turn
green, adopting as their own theafresh
tint that is just departing from the 9TH
'efs stes ~
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.YarsITYYa
SHERIFF'S SALES.
g asIH HEhIFF's SALE c
9FHa ,yohn5 5Wilsge a O o W
vs.. -
H H- -sLingoset Al sssrssa b

.oEHa SohngWlsgs a O o "
''' ''.ta HasI1sissss s3la.. a .ss,.;s s.s.T !.
yss'sssas-- .sslAispd- -ryssssoh vi ss.EoKzs
DY virtue Of certain order Of sale issued
ID sfsen=ths eanEts .sfsaemnen zPlsasgMithin
and for the county Of Monroe, and tate Of
Ohio, In case pending In said court between
the above named parties And 10 me directed,
will offer for sale at public auction AT th .
east door of the court house In Woodsdeld, on
sasurday, The s2d daye Dsesxbss Yg77I
between the hours 6ri0Soi5skda m. and
4 so'elcek p.snn, Of saidudsH .thsafollnsine
described real estate situate in Monroe couu-
~, Ohio, to wit:
Commencing at the southwest corner of SEQ
ton fourteen Il ~ township Ave 81 range five;
thence north eightytwo redsaud two links to
q stone; thence north seventy-eigh three
fourth degrees eass eighty.two rods; thence
sputht,twe andl oue-fonrth degrees sastforty-
nine rods and ten links to beech tree eighteen
inches in diameter; thence fifteen degrees EAST
nineteen rods with the meaudersof the run;
thepcssaath eight snd opelfourth dsgrees east
and ons.bslf dssisys q Fs sass 4 sSSIss l5ds y the
section line, thehcs Msst thhfy .5etsA rods and
twelve links to the heginaiag. eentsiniHg fosty'
Sal properly q Ordered Is ss'b 81 J. SD sfzp-
praised at 5000. and may sell fot tive
thirds Of SAID appraissmsn'. TsrH Of sale
.sesx=sa hisa q. osIBrfLR,
ba. posso, ,77ws. lgesssaa shsrifg y os0a
80 e,st.....FA
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give Him a Chance,
(New York Herald.)

Let Diaz have areasonable chance, TO
fulfill his promises. II be fails let US
make an energetic demand for compensa-
ton down to the smallest pig or chicken
he. carried Off If the bills are not paid
then let us teach Mexico such lesson as
her people will in no hurry to forget.
For the present Diaz is entitled to a fair
opportunity to prove the sincerity of his
assurances. But if he neither stops the
raids nor pays for the losses some whole
some, blood-letting may then be in order,
followed by slice of territory in the way
of indemnity. da4do m
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THE EASTERN WAR.
sag--~ yss~-
'THEAFALL OF PLEy Ma.
|Omer Pasisa Wonnded, bnt Not
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the Gear,
PEACE sPECULATIONs.

PLEvNA. Dec l2--For tue last three
days' the Russians knew that 0sman Pa
sha' 5 provisions were exhausted and that
q sortie was preparing Theyreceived
the news on Sunday that he would con.
centrate his whole army near the brid ye,
over the river Vid This news was con.
irmeFi during lthe night by Skobelldfg
who discovered that the Turks had silent
ly evacuated the Krlshina redoubt and all
their positions on Green Hill At seven
O'Clock in the morning Osman crossed
the Vid by two bridges snd attacked the
Russian position with such furythat they
captured eight cannon, andi few min.
uies almost anuihilated the .Sibersky
Grenadier regiment The Turks then
| foandthem selves under the fire of q hun
dred cannon of the Russian second line,
and were attacked by the Grenadiers, who
resolved to- capture their gums. The
Turks were driven back after fl5 minutes
bayonet fight, but continued to Ere from
the shelter of the banks'of the Vids until
IL 80 P. NJ when theEifins ceased on both
sides, and quarter of an hour afterward
Osman sent on an envoy to treat for a
surrender. Osman wound in the leg is
not serious. ,o3l "a. ~.
A dispatch from Athens says that the
fall of Plevna has caused demonstrations
in favoroftwar. nas
l.; AVienua correspondent says that the
Porte is astouuded at the fall of Plevna,
as il was hoped to the last that aSuleiman
Pasha would be able to relieve the place
The fact that Elhem and Mehemed Pa
shas still retain power, is evidence of q
disposition to negotiate, .aiay Is
b. A Berlin special saws that the policy OF
Germany seemste be that the Porte must
make the6sst overtures fos peace Itis
thought to he very doubtful whether Rus
|siausopld accept any Offers of mediation
until them. ;sslastii .sgS .1kSl54E =
o LoNDoN,a Dec. Il 2s--Itissa said that o.
man Pasha surrendered altogether less
than so, 600 men, iisssot1a ts9epaak
/ eoxsrASfINoPEE, Dec. IL AThs Grand
] Council held to-day at the war Office said
E|itwas resolved to carry on the war 70 the
last extremity. Z 9 49, Ssa'iqs ea2 :
i LesDos, Dec. ia Telegram, from
i Verhi.za saws that The Car starts for ST
sEPatsrshufo Satnrdav He has visitef
Il Osman Pasha and returned him his sword
lin recognition Of bis bravery. $50 4,
4 Nkr tpEA, Z 1so, npsS.sl sor,os -. =
!rom nucpstess pus .ae ~ neM y. ~ - ,ooc ooc
lsa ps'solsts ssAsp - Llssua ~ - 1V'gyo ~
sna tIe lumos'b =. spps y .yo, w
1saraw was s,ravn ss aosag ;,b ~ ,bansand s nd
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= New York-DEc 13-Beeyes-
Three car loads received and sold yes
.terday and Tuesday averaged 5 %:
Sheep Poor to strictly prime sheep,
'4@6 25; ordinary to good, '475@6--
Including 5 carloads Ohio and Michi-
gan, 4S0 lbs at 5 90 per 100 lbs :; 3
cars 100 lbs, at 25@5 80; cars Hi
nois, 105 lhs., at 4@4 rs - Rr71'''9StsH {
Swine-Best offer for fair Ohio, at
so per 100 lbs city dressed quiet. and
nnchanged, at, 5 i2t@5 rs; car oi
light Western dressed at 5 25 per I0e
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snsrns . s9 pIpoa

! FRAKKroRr, Ky, DsSsmber IL Jos.
Il. Sheets, ,aof this county, has filed u
petition in bankruptcy. 81
RIpLEY, O., December IL Reese
Jennings, residing near Georgetown,
one of lhe heaviest mule traders and
general traders, in Brown County, has
made an assignment Liabilities heavy,
but confined principally to this county.
Heavy shrinkage in values the cause.
b INDIANAPOLIS, December 11.-John
M. Miller, Linden, Montgomery Coun-
ty. and Samuel Cox Holton, Ripley
County, we're the bankruptcies filed to-
day. a 9ss
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WheeIing--LlvE SrocK YARDs.-

b Wheelfng--LlvE Stock YARDs.--
Dece11 1.-Cattie-Receipts Al head.-7r
Ordinary to common 2t@3c,b common
to fair3 3@34c, fair to choice 34@4c.-
Most sales at '8a@34c. Demand fair
Il Hogs-Receipts 1856 head Common
and light os4@3ac. packing Sa@4c;
choice butchers 4@44c; some extrs
choice hogs have been sold by Dillon 4
Son to citizens at .44csg Demand fair.
i Sheep-Fair demand at 34@44c
q. Lam bs-In fair demand at 4a@54c
s Calves--In fair demand at 4@l0 90
5 Mich Cows-Arrivals head. In
fair demand. Sold at 25@50 90.
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:. VEG ETIN E
VIII duRE RHHuMaTIsh

MR. ALBEIT cR00KER. ths wsIl-knovn
druggist and dapotheesry, of springvals, Ms
always advises every one troubled with
Rheumatism to try VRGETINE.
Read His Statement:
SPRrNavALE, Me-, Oct, IL, 1876.
Mr.. b. STEvENs:-
! Dear 4Sir;-Fifteen years ago last fall I was
taken sick with !rhsumat ism, was unablestb ID
move until the next April Prom that Time
until three years ago this fall suffered every
thing with, rheumatism Sometimes there
would be weeks at time that could not step
one step; these attacks were quite often. suf.
hred every thing that snlan could Over three
'yearssgb last sprihg commenced taking We
ETINE and followed it up until had taken
seven bottles; haveshsd no rheumatismrsinoe
that time. always advise every one that is
troubled with rheumatism totry VRaETINE.
and not suffer for years as have done This
statement is gratuitous as far as Mr.. Stevens
is concerned Yours, etc, I, y,A bzs..s,,aA
.,..s. ALBERT CR00KER,
Firm of A. SCrooker q CO !, Druggists and
l. A othecariea.~ = eeF.sE3 Istg 4, sgfYeiF, 81
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[From the Meirs County Tele9raph.l

- IrIvfz s1c77 ~ -0UuHrJ7 Fe1o8fePHI
The editor of the Monroe County
Spirit of Democracy claims tnat be, was
perfectly sincere in his COMMUNICATIONS
Of the course of Hon, N III, Van Veri
hes, and he therefore thinks us unjust
In characterizing him as 2 tempter of
that gentleman from the paths of po
litical Integrity. We certainly entertain
q pretty high regard for the editor OF
the Spirit as an honorable political OPP
ponent, but still we never expect to see
the time when We shall look upon him
as safe counsellor for Republican,
and our advice to Mr., Van Worries is to
so to his political friends rather than
bis enemies for counsel. .,,,,, g,y.e |
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Cincinnafi-DEo l3,-Cattl

Cincinnati-DEc l3,-Cattle-
Common. 2@2 so; fair to medium
grades, 2 275@3 50,f good to choice
butchers, 8 1904 SO; fair to good ship
pses e 50@5 10; afair to good heavy
oxen, 50@4 so; and fair to. good
feeders. 3@4 90 II ,,,a Yae,,ss.r-.a s. i
Hogs-Common, s 6o@3 80. with 4
good many pigs at 3@3i 80; fair TO
good packing grades. A 10@4 % ;sse-
lectsd butchers, 4 25@4 IS, xis, %
Sheep Common to. fair, oslo, and
good to choice, 3t@4Ac per lb- gross
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st. Loufs-DEo. ls-Hogs-Stron

ut. LOufs-DEo. 13-Hogs-Stron-
ger and active; light, 3 60@3 rs; pack
ing,s3 S5@4 10; butchers. to q extra, 4
1904 20 H 45a .,sa, sssY a.sa sasa
:. Cattle Fat, 1900 lbsel and upward; !;
steers. 5 25; prime to- choice native
shipping steers, A. 75@5 ;lotair to good
do, "a 25t@4 SO; fairto choice butchers
steers 3 25@4; do COWS and iheifers,
3@4 90; do, corn fed Texans, 3 2S@4;
good gross do, 3 30@3 30 i feeding
steers, 8 50@3 65; stockersa 2 s50@3
40, ssasss .a3a ! pinsY .blide s;,li 1gye
5g Sheep-Good to choice, 3d75@4 So;
common to fair, 2 1908 65.sE 2ss.. I,
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The SPIRIT OF DEMocRAcY pays the
editors Of this paper atiundesersed COM
spliment, for which We are grateful. We
can robly say that if We are ever able to-
publish half as good q paper as the
SfiRtf. our work will be well done. In
the meantime we hope our friends will
be patient with our present interior
work until We perfect our arrangements
for better. EHetsel Co, Vest Va., Dem
|ocfat.l q fes.i&a 80 ffS 9isaiisi /
The neat ana elegant manner ii which
RpBERE tarns: opr compliment back upon
ourselvesifally yeri6es Ill we said of bis
|sktlli and ability Is q NritetaIsiI Asa9
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aet q HosIrs PostasaGards.b ,1egy
i'7ii;s tcofumbus JoufnaIl =. 80
Private Dalsen, is . man 81 stamp
postage stamps. -. 49,
[Bellaire Independent, 18Th inst,

q, IBeIIalre independent, I5th tnst,1 -
The Bellaire and Southwestern track
Is laid for about three miles, or to q
point I mile below Rockersbausen 4
Sterritt's coal mine, Nothing was done
for few days, owing to the fact that
there were no rails, but the remainder
Of the rails we're delivered on Monday,
aud track-laying resumed on Tuesday.
Another week OF favorable weather, and
the road viii be completed to the old
Wegee Mill, at which point 1t will stop,
for the present. W. -
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twbssling REGISTER. .-l4th inst. j i

BsoYesterday about 8 O'Clock, q little si1
yearold daughter, aof Mr.. Henry Kel
.ler, ttfattener'' at the Window Glass
Works at ReIlaire, attempted to run
across the Bellaire and Southwestern
'railroad track in front ofsa ipassing g en-
gines and was caught by the same which
knocked her down, and passed over hel
legs. cutting and mangling them in q
shocking manner.al The little sufferer
was in dying condition when our re-
porterleft last evening. sli j.
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the BondheIder's cry Echoed.
Terra Haute Expressly

"PaY as You Loaned" shrieks Har
per's Weekly at the foot Of a cartoon by
Mast, meaning thereby gold "Pay a.
You Loaned, say the Greenbackers o
The West. The money that was loaned
was principally greenbacks. a.5.e ~
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Designs for the DaadIes' Dollar

aSeoa8 No aOs tuO DuuuaOsf AOssos
Some time ago Senator Jones assured
the Treasury Department officials that
the silver bill would certainly be passed
by Congress, and he suggested that new
devices be prepared for the remonetized
silver dollar. Though it was rather
against the grain of those authorities,
s.hey adopted the suggestion,s and now
have several new designs ready for ac-
+ceptance, and the director Of the mint
says that within forty eight hours after
the adoption of the law, he can have
coined from these new designs silver
dollars Of. the daddies which will be
prettier thaaranys the "daddies" ever
saw ssdi .saediasg t'atiss spa
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Drawing .of Lorisiana state Lot.
- s2S SGH T5i feFy. 43h s1eHn s&5H I

81 Nrw ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-THE hall
million drawing OF the Louisiana State
Lottery took place at the Academy Of
Music to-day in the presence OF large
audience and under the supervision Of
Generals Beauregard and Early. Tie
following numbers drew the principal
prizes; 1880 drew 100000; 1875
drew $50, 900; 81, $50 drew $40, 600; 90,
08S drew SO 600; s3, ,f55 drew 5000:
numbers 55,64S, 2s,7l7, 6,276 and 1867
drew S5 600 each. =
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OUT OF THE DEPTHS.
n1acMaiI0n viii AmiIafe with the
M0derate Left, and Give Du-
iauresa Carte Blanche TO-
A Form New Cabinet.

LONDON, Dec. l3-The Paris cores
pondent of the New York Hersld tele
graphs that Mac Mahon has arrived at an
understanding with the Left. Last night
a deputation of the members of the
Right waited upon him to say that it was
utterly impossible To form a ministry
from their ranks, and that all further at
tempts in that direction would be USE
less The members of the delegation,
while protesting the ,-,yxv0
STRONGEST swIsH no SUPPORT sruE MAR
sHAL,
were most emphatic in their expressions
of theGnecessitN ofscoming to terms With /
the neutrality-suspicious., and ending
the crisis. The Marshal was deeply
moved and after some conversation with
the deputa.ion, among whom were some
Of his slaunchest friends, for whose opin-
ion. he has great respect, said there was
no iother course open to him but to re-
sign. ts,s@ a5
~ his FRIENDS WERE APPALLED,
at the prospect, and besought him not to
take, this step. On condition Of his re-
taining the Presidency, they authorized
him to do whatever he pleased in order
to terminate the crisis, The Marshal
still hesitated, and reiterated bis unwil
lingness to retain the Office under the
circumstances, but the delegation urged
their views with great force and pointed
tout the danger to the conservative in
terests Of plunging
TIE COUNTRY INTO AN UNCERTAIN FUTURE
by resigning at the present time. Final
lY the Marshal yielded, and promised to
sum mon a Ministry from the Moderate
Lett. Marshal Mac Mahon, with his usual
promptitude,, at once put his resolutions
Into effect by communicating with NJ.
Dufaure, giving him carte blanche to
form a Ministry. .F,
tssa;s gdl GARNET FORMED. -
PARIS, Dec. 13 The following Cabi.
net has been formed and will appear iu
the official journal to, morrow. NJ } De-
faure, President Of Council and Minis.er
lof Justice; NJ. De Marcere, Interior; NJ.
Waddington; Foreign Affairs; M Bor'
deaux,. Public Instruction; Gen. Boral,
War; Admiral Pathnau, Marine;I M.
Leon Say, Finance; M. Teisserene De
Bart, Commerce; NJ De T. Reycinet,
Public Works. q is5s 4
b Republicans are apparently ready TO
bpass vote of confidence In the new min
istry at once, but seem desirous of vot.
ling the budgets by twelfths until the ap.
psoach Of the Exhibition, when they will
finally pass the budget for 1878. post.
hponing, howeyers an approval OF the es
Inmates for 1879, till the end Of the year
so that the Republican ministry may re-
tain Office till the elections for a partial
renewal OF the Senate.
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The Pope experiences temporary re-
lief, especially in the morning, but every
attempt he makes to assume q sitting pos
ture produces 8 collapse. i seT,'a~
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Rheumatism Ia a Disease Of the
RIO0d

The bioodin this disease Is found tocon-
tain anssxee sFof dbsin. VEsETrBR acts by
converting the bloodsfrom its diseased com
ditiop to healthy circulation. VEesrME
regulates the bowels which Is very import
AMI ia this complaint One bottle OF iyEa4
srIsE will give relief, bat to effect psrma-
msnt cure Il must be taken 'segulxrly, and
may take ssvefalbottlss, especially inrcases
OF long -st4nding- Trysi and .y0ur verdict
will be the same as that Of thousands before
you, who say, al never found so much relief
as from the use Of vEesrlNE," which is com,
posed exclusively Of Barks, Roots and Herbs,
savEeErrsz," says Boston physician, ahas
no equal as . blood purifier Hearing of its
many SondsrfuIoufesafterall other remedies
had failed, 4 visited the Laboratory and con
WINGED myself Of Its genuine merit. II is pre-,
pared from bafks,. .roots,s and herbs, each oi
which is highly efectiys, and they are COM
pounded in such manner IS to produce as
Ltonishing results. .ns.s ~ 80 as,..4..s..f,, 81
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g ChlcagO-Dec 13-Cattle--Good
to prime sold stl$3 87aa5 10; common
slow cows 2 5OaS rs; bulls at i 85a3
IS7a 5jsai t,.lfiifl!asi'
A 05a4 10; mixed pack
ing 4a4 O5; light steady at 4. .e.s;e
aSHEEp-Sales at 8 35a4. enl .esis~ Z.
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View York.

Dec I4LFlour l5aS 25; Wheat l
32sl So, Corn 4Sa60c; Oats S5a43c ;
Rye 72a74c; Barley 70a72c y
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|. Dec i4-Flour 8 25aS Oo; Wheat
0Sal IL; Corn 42a43c.: Oats '25c
Rye 56c; Barley 6l4c 10 sfsf. s..''eE
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PollticaI status OF the. sens ate.

roIiticat STATUS OF the senate.
The admission of Eustis gives a full
Senate, and leaves the Republicans with
two majority. and the advantage of the
Vice Presidents vote whenever Patter.
son or Conover feel bound by their CON
science to vote With the Democrats,
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Cincsunau..

Dec 14--Flour 50a7 i00; Wheat
10a1 25, Corn 39s4ic; Oats 2Sas3c
Rye 60a64c; Barley 40a75c. e..t
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wThe Eastern paners are distressed

ET The Eastern papers are distressed
for want Of more ugly names to fling at
thesftiends Of silveFmones., ThesTri6.
aae Insists that they must not be treated
With decent respect, and even the staid
Old Journal ef Commerce forgets its
wontedd dighitylong enough to urge its
contemporaries to call those who would
undo the swindle of 1873, by no milder
name than repudiationists.
Itfyould naturally be supposed that
papers 50 free with their Iepithets had
long ago shown the iniquity>of the re.
moneiization measure; but such is far
from being the fact. There is not an ar
gument, or the pretense of an arguments
heretofore advanced against remoh stizaa
lion BY the Eastern. papers. which the Gin.
cinnati Commercial has not triumphantly
answered edsSsp1 i'aaftssfo Sd ssey91
fs'wouid alsS be naturally sssumed
that in the Congressional debates on the
subjecpth whichapretends satosbe so
obviously fight thattbey need now only
to denounce their opponents, would be
aiile to fairly shauesthe silveradyocates
into silence. But the reverse of this is
true, From the mastery speech of ZONES
OF Nevada,s q year ago, to the clear and
powerful speech of MArrHEws, a week
ago, the silver advocateshayebee in al
most undisputed possession Of the field
Whatcame from the other sidew toned
as II there was behind its consciousness
of supporting q frand, as 5
The Eastern papers are merely making
afeeble rally in that last ditch of defeated
dispntants -billingsgate.4 G,,zas..ss...' !.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

East Liberty, Penn.-DEe 13.
Cattle-Prime S5a5 25; good 4 50a
4 10: common 4a4 IS. l, y fBs'
& Hoas-Y Yorkers 4 l0a4 20; Philadel.
phias 4 20a4 25 s se'fs
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a Erffaff4 n - EsE ~ eF4%f 9l.S q tta.1
bE The usalk. pi alvar with Mexico is
wind wasted! ss4, . baitst sh;e T.

REHS . fellow wants 70 fight the Be
publican partysho shall he hits CoEk-
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s.sezsAt meeting Of the Asstria1 and
Haagarian deleeasiopsy Count AxDREssY,
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