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SALT LAKE, December A.-Col. John f.
Smith, commanding the Fourteenth Infan-
vestigate the threatening with the Bannocks
He has made o demand for the surrender Of
the Indians wha Was murdered Alex. Rhodes
q RIB' Fork. They promise thai they will
aeiiveg him, bat it II mot believed they viii
do tt. They are veil armed, we'll mounted
asd l1snaalh end u tsthO0Giat they viii make
aeUuhAa n ~ oRdnG.
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FARMERS, livery men, and harness ma
kers who have used Uncle Sans Harness
Oil will never Use any other, it is the best
andonly reliable oil in the market. 1t re-
ceived the highest award at the Centennial
Expositionof 1876. For sale by 10 eph
Harrop, Campbell & Kendrick and Theo.
Egersdorf. eod&w
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MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR THE CURE
Coasaapsion Caro- q.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula Of q simple
vegetable remedy, for the speedy and perma-
nent cure Of consumption, bronchitis, catar-
rh, asthma, and all throat and lung affec-
tons, also q positive and radical cure for
nervous debility and all nervous complaints.
alter having tested Its wonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases, has felt II his
duty TO make IL known to his suffering Stl-
lows. Actuated by this motive, and desire
To relieve human suffering, will send. free
German, French or English, with full 6irec-
lions for preparing and using. Sent by mail
bp Addressing, with stamp, naming this "a
per, W. W. SherAr, lS Powers' och, 10
chester, n. Y noy0CIm
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LONDON, December 2.-The Edinburgh
Cha,nDcr of Commerce., to-day, agreed To
m.norialize Tia" government Ia continue its
neutrality in the present war. only two
members Of the Chamber We're opposed Ia
the adoption OF the resolution.
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ERZERoUM. Decem Der 4.-The Turkish tel
egraph communication Is Threatened, and IL
Is believed the seig- of this place will soon
begin, as the Russian forces are overwhe!m-
ing and the Russian infantry is advancing
into the plain of Erzeroum.
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VIENNA. Dec. Sit is reported from Par
T. that very active diplomatic intercourse
has been going on between Paris and London
with view Of establishing an understand
ing on the Eastern question and that the
chances Of the accomplishment of. this object
AR. favorable
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Andrews Bazar is Pure in
Tone,

Interesting, bright and sparkling throughout.
IL numbers, AMONG other serial contributors
the famous writers: Lucy HAMILTON HooP-
Err, of Paris; ARDERN Holt, OF London MAR
TIA j. LAMB and MARY {. HARDWOOD, oil New
YORK. Their pen pictures Of arr music, and
everyday life, Of costumes, wraps, bonneIs,
mats, IN ttchl-sS in beauty Of style and yigor
OF Illustration. The several departments of
the B.>zAR are each in like practical hands.
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LONDON, December IA dispatch from
CoBsianiinopie says the ServiaD's attempted
To carry Gatie by an assault, and have been
repulsed with an Immense loss. They Were
pursued by the garrison To iavor, about five
miles distant.
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LONDON, December 2}.-A Constantinople
dispatch says: 1t II declared that the Porte
is determined to carry on the war To the last
extremity, should the request for mediation
fail Layar,i, the British A IN blSsidor, has not
yet received Lord Deby's reply to the Porte's
mole.
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ERzERoUM, December Y.-Snow has ceased
falling the weather is now fine and will IA
ciiitate the operation of the Russians. Re-
connoitering attachments of Russian cavalry
frequently appear in villages in plain view
of ErZerDum
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LONDON, December PA telegram from
Err rDuu reports that tw+nty battaiiions of
Russians have been seen northeast Of Ere
roum. Considerable. Russian forces are also
concentrated behind Dcve Beyran.
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CoSsTANTINoPLE, December 2S.-The Porte
has issued a proclamation depOsipg Prince
Milan Oh Servia- II il rumoreti that on Thurs
day The Sultan ordered Edbem Pasha, Grand
Sizier Ia take step, 10 procure peace.
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ANDREWS BAZAAR

Holds the confidence and patronage of the
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lie presents, at intervals OF thirty days, sixty
Tour columns of condensed matter, gathered
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from the brilliant capitals of Europe and
Anierica-a Kaleidoscope Of the social anu
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.WINcHELL's Teething Syrup is a safe
and sure remedy for Diarrhea, Dysentery
and Children's Complaints generally. 1t
should be in every house where there are
children. Mothers give it trial. For
sale by Joseph Harrop, Campbell Il Ken
drick aud Theo EgersdOrff eodlSw
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THE YOUTHS CoMPASIoS.-For iudicioUs
editing, select and popular contributors, and
sprightly, entertaining reading, the TOUihs
Companion has no superior among the Youth
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FOREIGN.


LONDON, December 2{-Mr. PierrepOnt pre-
sent.d his letter of Resignation To the Queen
at windsor Ca tie saturday, and Mr.. Welsh
presented his CREDENTIALS n Ninistsr Of the
United States They were 10th Introduced
by Earl Derby.
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DIR. JACQUES German " orm Cakes are a
safe and efficient remedy for Worms. These
Cakes never fail to destroy Worms and re-
move them from the system. For sale by
Joseph Harrop, Campbell & Kesdrick and
Theo. Egersdorif. eod&w
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The accuracy, excellence and master-t0uch
exhibited III these pages denote, IN telling
lines, the care bestowed upon them. 1t il
predicted the designs for ls1o will prove "a
consti ovation OF delightful SURPRISES
triumph OF extreme and exquisite novelties.
To secure this superb gallery entiie for the
new yea The wise Will subscribe with the
JauuuTy number,
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LONDON, December pa COnstantnople
dispatch, via SYRIA, reports the Russians are
within six hours march of Sophia. The
heights above Kamaili are now the only posi-
lion held by the Turks 10 defend Sophia.
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Proposals..

TOPEKA, Dec. 10th, ISL.
SEAI.ED PROPOSALS will be received ut
- the state Insane Asylum, at Osawatomie,
Kansas, On Tuesday. the Sth day Of January,
ls.s, at five O'Clock r. NJ, for supplies for the
Use of the stat. Insane Asylum, the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum at Oiaihe, and the Institution
for the Blind, at Wyandotte. Kansas, per
schedule of articles and amounts required,
which may be procured upon application To
the Secretary OF the Board of Trustees al
Columbus, or the President, at Hutcbin- on,
Kansas, or To the SGpeTintendents of the re-
spective institutions
samples OF goods noted upon the sched-
ule Will be required to accompany the bids.
Goods will Ire delivered at the points and In
the manner set forth in the schedule
Ctsn will be paid on completion Of the con-
tract
A certified bank check for so must ac-
company each bid, security that the party
the contract.
The parties receiving the award must be
ready TO enter into contract aud give bond at
once.
The right is reserved TO reject any and all
bids, and To Increase, diminish or withdraw
any article or articles from the schedule.
Seperate bids will be received for -four,
groceries and dry goods.
Bidders may, at their option, embrace all
articles in one prop sal.
THOs. T. TAYLOR,
Attest: President
JOHN II. SMITH, Sec,y.
deci+i5- 6Sjan3
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what a Corre.pondeu, savs

LONDON, December pa Vienna CORES
ponient says The commanders of the Rus
s!aL advanced corps received orders to re-
main on the defensive until reinforced by
TROOPS from the neighborhood of Plevna. 1t
is ~ id .. 90 men with
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BUCHAREST, December I.-Grand Duke
Nchoias has teiegraphed from Bogat 10
Prince Milan, Of Servia, cOngratulatin. him
upon the successful opening Of The campaign
by the Servians.
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PARIS, December AN. Demsrcio Minis
ter of the Interior, ordered tire Projects to re-
instate all municipal counseis dismissed
since the 18th OF May.
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A Great Invention.
nov3wl3t.

TIME NEW AMERICAN SAD IRON
III HEATER A useful invention. Agents
wanted and large commissions given. Apie.ls-
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Special arrangements made with stove deal
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particulars. Say what number stove your
sample Is for. Some of its merif,-it
saves fuel, saves your room from being 20
neat and clean. two irons are all that are
needed, and keep one busy ironing say
where you saw this advertisement. Corres-
pondence invited.
Addre9 n. 8. JOHNSON,
Box ~, Bloomfieid, Iowa
O J. b Wo0lAgY, PAtentee,
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London, December IA portion Of the
British fleet in Besika Bay are expected 10
proceed t0 the gulf OF Vale.
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PTrrsBuRa, March n, 1876.
Me.rs. X. Il. Selleys 4 o.. Tvo hos,,s- NJ
your "imperial Cough Syrup" cured me ~
. distressing cold, which settled on INV lunv.'
o. one nonths standing. can cbeerfuiiy
r0oommon0 It VIZ RxNO
Dnnk -keeper Anderson q Woodb aeeel-vorks
r E SELLERS Z CO..
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Terrible snow Storm.

PERA, December S.-The arrival of Sulei-
man Pasha in ConstanlinOpie, cOunsels re-
sIstance and the Grand Niziers SUPPORTS him.
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ST. LOUIS, December A-The .TImes' ~
Washington special says: tine friends of
Mr.. Evarts have engaged in an intrigue TO
make senator Schurz the scapexoar OF the
senatorial opposition TO the President and 10
get Schurx out OF the cabinet. They unjustiy
change Hmm with the responsibility for the
President sending in the New York nomina-
lions q second time. Mr.. Evarts Is lrying to
obtain an understanding with COnkiing an q
put a stop IA the efforts 20 gel him out OF the
cahiuel-
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Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, l.
IEAykNwORTH COUNTY.
In The Probate Court ia and for said County.
In the matter ofthe Estate.of
WILLIAM ASHTON, DECREASED
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That let
~ ters Of Administration have been granted
to the undersigned on the Estate of William
Ashton, late Of said county, deceased, by
the Honorable, the Probate Court of the Coun-
ty and State Aforesaid. dated the 18th day Of
December, A. D. ISL. Now, all persons hav-
ing claims against the said Estate are hereby
notified that they must present the same To
the undersig-.ed for allowance, within one
year from the date Of said Letters or they may
be preciuded from any benefit OF such estate;
and that IL such claims be not exh Inhibited with
IN three years after the date of said letters,
they shall be forever barred.
JOHN T.. BARBOUR, ii. ii. DAY, Execu-
tors Of the Estate of WILLIAM ASHTON, de-
Ceased. Leavenworfh, December 18th, ls.1.
In witness .hereof, the undersigned, Pro-
bale Judge OF Leavenworth County, have
hereto set my hand and afli xed the sal of the
Probate Court this 18Th day of December, A.
d.. Isl.
SEAL. NEWTON MANN,
Probate Judge.
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OPIuME=:;;::!!!;;:::::EE!;:='';'zzIz!.|
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AMUSEMENrS.
The iibermIcA this AfseraOOm and
Evening, and Nose ~ Ood Th rsday
and Friday.


The HibcrmicA shis AfteraOOm and
Evening. and ako.e - Osd Thur>day
and Friday.
HIBERNIcA
We must confess TO our surprise at seeing
such a crowd As was at the Opera House last
evening, to view McEvoy's panorama Of Ire
land, and enjoy Healey's Hibernian Min
strels. Christmas Eve, of course, is n bad
night Tor Il show, as all the ladies and chill
dren are NJ home arranging for Christmas day
and they cannot attend an entertainment vet
the attendance last evening was very larxe.
far above the average, and tonight
the house will be uncomfortabIy crowded.
As most Of our readers have already seen this
entertainment, IL is unnecessary for us TO saw
anything except thai this Year IL is better
than ever, and that the audience last nivht
were alternately laughin. and studying,
grave and gay, convulsed with laughter al
the drou performances OF the Irish comedians.
and then intently gazing at the BEAUTIFUL
scenery OF Erin, 30 faithfully portrayed on
canvass II Is q school and a circus
combined. highly entertaining, and
Al the same time very Instructive. While AZ
makes the Irish heart beat with joy To s.,.
moving on the stage the truthful picture of
the home he has left behind HIM, IL Is in
tenseiy Interesting TO all other n.,iouxIifies
- gives them AN idea of the Emerald isle
IL would be well "a reserve your seats This
morning Al Ed Moryan's new oook storr. A
matinee will also be gwen this afternoon.
ROSE WOOD.
TINS talented and gifted young ayfisfe sun
ported By the superb Lewis Morrison d.
matte company will appear Al the Oorr,.
House, Thursday aud Friday evenings In
dependent OF Miss Wood's Claims ON the pub
lie rs An actress OF the hixuer or,isr ~.
should like 10 s-,e ner We'll pAtroniz al ns
Messrs- Laing & Cnap,u are playing her v
II We expect those gentlemen 10 bring
s!afs 70 tnis city We must p.sirouizs- them
We understand that Mary Ander<,n can h..
prevailed upon 10 come here, dat tine fra
question, OF essurse, she will ask, will b. .EIovr
40 they patroniz.a drAsa,stic entertainment
In Lesv~uwortn ~ Let US show her aud M
whole Theatrical word, that we appreciaie
Talents Of u 81 r, and An NO WAY can ii BE- nj.
tor Gone than 6y giving ttos- Wood q hearty
tec<ptton An ..Tns koiuxnce of = Por Y,,nS.
Maa, "Loudon Assurance or sFrou FrOu >
Ihe Deserved sect Gu art will be OMEN this
morning NJ Crew 4 Bru's. -'-S
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Each number contains ThIrty-two-Pages of
reading, many fine wood cut Illustrations, and
one Colored Plate. A beauti iui Garden Mag
azine, printed on elegant paper, and full Of
Information. In English and German.
Price, si.25 year. Five copies, 81.
Nick's Flower and Vegetable Garden, fifty
cents in paper covers; IN elegant cloth covers,
81.
Vick's Catalogue, 800 illustrations, only
cents. Address,
JAMES WICK Rochesfer NY
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Schenck's PalMentc SyruP for the
Cure Of Consumption. Coughs
and Colds.
The great virtue of TINS medicine Is that IL
ripens the matter and throws II out of the
system, purifies the blood, and thus effects a
cure.
SCHENCKs SEA WEED TOxIC, FOR THE CURE
OF DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, &C.
The Tonic produces a healthy action of the
stomach creating an appetite, forming chy le
and curing the most obstinate cases Of Indi-
gestion.
SCHENCKs MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR THE CURE
OF LIVER COMPLAINT, &C.
These Pills are alternative and produce a
healthy action of the liver, without the least
danger, as they are free from calomei, and vet
more emcactous in restoring q heaity action
of the liver.
These remedies are q certain cure for Com
sumption, as the Pulmonic Syrup ripens tina
matter and purines the blood. The Mandrake
Pills act upon the liver, create a healty bile
and remove all diseases of the liver, often a
cause OF Consumption. The Sea Weed Tonic
gives tone and strength to the stomach
makes . good Digestion and enables the or
gans 70 form good blood; and thus creates q
healthy circulation of healthy blood. The
combined action Of these medicines as thus
explained, will cure ever, case of Consump-
ton, IL taken in time, and the use Of the med.
aclnes persevered in.
DR.. Schenck is professionally at his pripci.
pal once, corner sixth and Arch Streets.
Phtiadeiphta, every Monday, where ali letters
tor ADVICE must De sddressed. decd
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TIE EASTERN WAR.
Germany and Austria VIII not Me-
diate-EnJIand Undoubted-
y Means War.
The Egyptian Contingent Being Rush.
ed TO Turkeys Relief.
The Russians Advancing on Ere.
roum-Diyers Other Notes.
A snow Storm Docs More Harm tn
she Ku>siams Than Tarikish lsal.

A snow Storm Docs More Harm tn
she lkts>siaMs Than Turkish lsai.
lesss
LONDON, December ga correspondent at
Buchs,rS-s 81 t.i,s,riyhs that IL is impossible to
nnd out the condition of the Turkish
prisoners.
On the route from Pievna the Russians
were caught Oh the march by a snow storm.
The cold veal her and driving snow produced
terrible effect upon the transport tram which
halted near Csir;ic-ni the suburb of Buchar-
est, To awt ait the cessation OF the storm. On
Sund ~ the wagons AMI horses were entire
~ buried in the SHOW and working
partie. were extricating the train. Forty
horses and invent -ninc men had been found
dead Men had sought shelter in the wagons
and We're frozen within half a mile of the
t.,wIs-
The Roumanians will not accompany the
Rus >ia.,s s-ro>> n. Balkans. They will garri-
spD t.rvs.a, Nicspoii> aud RauOya, and CO.
opri ate with ii.e SrryianS against Nidin.
Nos peciHl Preparation is s'oing on ut Wool
wien Arsenal, except he Manufacture offieid
guns ouly 400 hands employed. The
war force II from ten to twelve Thousand. IL
should however be added iLat equipment Is
already III store for two array corps
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CITY NEWS.
From Tuesday Mornings Daily.l

From Tuesday Mornings Daliy-I
WE wish YOU a merry Christmas
LAST sunday was the shortest day of the
year Is7-
IHEpuoIic schools will not De reopened I'M
til January Ind. ISIS.
The Kansas Central was considerably late
in getting here yesterday
LIVE turkeys were commodities sought for
IN the market places yesste. day
THE interest in the coming ball To be CIV
en- by th- odd Fellows j. increasing.
The ever Is SUI rising rapidly and several
mile, of wood on the Ievee are In danger.
EVERYBODY seeIns To remember the old
saving ..a t,.rSx Christmas AND a white New
New Year
xAgKIAGE license was issued yesterday
in the Probate Court to rnos. Griffin and
Alice Knox.
The Office of the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific road here, Is un,er.oing a general
cleaning up
THE receipts in the County Treasureris
off ,e yesterday and Saturday loot up The
neat SUM OF ss,uS-
Mr. A q. CnandIee has our thanks for
an eIeg ant sample oil p-rsimInons, raised ON
his iTI!t farm, tear the CITY,
The time Is not far distant when the figures
, and Nlil De LhiAea worse ilialI tles were
during the Iast presidential campaign
Mr.. A. HAPLTS is buiidius new addition
to mis- stables On Fourth street, 10 be better
able to meet his rapidly increasing business
THERE nas not for many years been
Christmas which has been preceded by a.
much warm weather as that winch is ushered
in TINS morning.
THERE Will be no chance to get marriage
licenses after next Saturday, until January
9TH, ISIS, as the Probate Judge informs us he
Will lake "A NacaiIon-
Remember that true happiness is forever
lost when your health II once broken down
De. Bulls Cough Syrup prevents throat and
lung disease, and cures colds and coughs
NEARLY half "a car load of antelope meat
arrived yesterday on the Missouri Pacific,
from the plains. IL was in such an advanced
state Of decomposition as " Fender II unit To
be nandI. u
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ANoREWS' RAZAR

Is mailed monthly, for one year, postage
paid, TO any part OF the United States OF Brit
ist Provinces for
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORM MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, December y.
GoLD-Dull I0H1.
CARRYING KATEsr-2 to ) per cent excep-
uOnai loans made fiat.
SILVER BAks-sl 2ilf, greenbacls; 81 IL,
gold; silver com, per cent discount.
GovERSMENTS-Weak and lower.
RAIIRoAD BoSDS-FIrm.
STATE BoSDs-luiet.
SroCkS-Exchange closed at one this after
noon, 1t havn g subsequently decided to close
up business from that hour until Wednesday
morning at eleven O'Clock. The market
closed very strong, and the Bulls had conn
piete control up 10 closing.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, December "a.
FLoUR-Sbade firmer superfine western
and Stale, SIS 6t5 ID common to good, 81 ~
as ID /; good To choice, 81 1096 %; white wheat
extra, 81 Oj6s6 80 st. Louis, s. 5O95 =.
tive; No. Chicago spring, 81 3: No. Mil
wankee spring, nard, 81 =. "a; No. red win
ter, January, 81 b.
RYE-Quiet western, 73G7ic.
BARLEY-DulI and steady.
CoRN--New, dull old, firm steam mixed,
5si4aG91i; steamed yellow, COZ; ungrided
new western mixed, 5i6,55.
OATs-A shade firrner; mixed western and
state, :S,dtDc white do 3IL.
SUGAR-Stesdy.
COFFEE-Duil.
MoLAssEs-aew Orleans, dull, sGa5Oc
RIcE-Iuiet and unchanged; western, ga
DC.
fGGS-SteaIA. western, 2'I26.
PoRK-Mess, dull and strong; sI3 -.
BEEF-QuieI and steadier; long clear west
ern middIes, firm.
LARD-Prime steam, steady, IS Ioss Is.
BUrTER-Steady and unchanged.
CHEEsE-Quiet; 7dl2lzc.
WHIsKY-A shade firnier;s 10.
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET
CHICAGO, December II.
lDrover's Journal Report.l
CATrLE-Receipts, !, 800; choice cattle scarce;
steers, s. 6lafG).
HoGs-Receipts, 200; light and mixed pack
ing, - Vsi 10; shipping graees, - 1854 ..
SHEEP-Recipts, go. Sales, s. o94 %.
ST. LOUIS STOCK MARKET.
ST. LOUIS, December "A.
HoGs-Dead. duller; few scattering sales
packing, s2 15es5y. Receipts, 400.
CATTLE-Eery dull; demand and supply
very light; not much revival expected till az
ter January list. Receipts, 1000.
SHEEP-No shipping, and very light butch
ers' demand. Receipts, %.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-27
Has Arrived.


LONDON. December 24.-Staniey, the Afri-
can explorer mas arrived at Adel.